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Q: Ending a Twilio Call after a certain time elapses I am working on some Twilio based functionality and have a total of 4 sprints to complete.
The first three sprints are over. The code where I connect / forward a call to a user is as follows
response.Say(string.Concat("Please wait, transferring your call to  ", strCallServiceUserName));
response.Dial(strUserDialToPhoneNumber, null, null, null, null, null, strCallerId);
return TwiML(response);

Let's just say that I am at my wit's end about completing the last sprint.
Here is what I need to do.

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*I need to make this call duration for 10 minutes.
(This I think i can handle that by changing the 4th param to number of equivalent seconds)

*I need to know if there is any mechanism by which I can check when 9 minutes have elapsed in the call. At 9 minutes I just want to interrupt the call with a message...
Questions

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*How do I do this?

*Do I need to create a conference room and dial into that? Or conversely can this be done without using a conference. Even if I create and use a conference room, the basic question is how to determine that 9 minutes have elapsed in a call duration of 10 minutes,
The big ticket question is how do i find out when the 9 minutes have elapsed?
I have checked out this resource but could not find an answer here
Modifying live calls
Any help would be greatly appreciated.
Thanks in advance!

Question 1
Do I have to use conference? The reason i am asking is that I want to limit the participants in that call to two. If I understand correctly, anyone else - a third caller can also dial into the same conference.
As per this resource modify live calls I can fetch the in progress call from
/2010-04-01/Accounts/{AccountSid}/Calls/{CallSid}

and then make a http post request to terminate the call by providing the parameters url, method & status
So, why does it have to be a conference call? Can't I use the timer to call into an ordinary call started up with the dial verb?

A: Twilio developer evangelist here.
First up, you can define how long a call is with the timeLimit parameter of the <Dial> element. The parameter is set in seconds, so setting it to 600 will get you 10 minute call. You can also use named parameters, so you don't need positional parameters.
response.Say(string.Concat("Please wait, transferring your call to  ", strCallServiceUserName));
var dial = new Dial(callerId: strCallerId, timeLimit: 600);
dial.Number(strUserDialToPhoneNumber);
response.Dial(dial);
return TwiML(response);

As for speaking a message with 1 minute to go. The best case is actually to dial the callers into a conference and then when the call connects setup a timer to cause a script to dial into the conference as well (the conference will need a phone number assigned) and then when it joins the conference <Say> a message or <Play> an audio file.
Let me know if that helps at all.

Update
The reason that it needs to be a conference is in order to have the 1 minute warning dial in and tell the callers. You cannot have a third call join a normal <Dial> between two numbers because that is a conference call.
You could certainly have some logic on the webhook that connects the conference that ensures that only your two participants and your 1 minute warning are allowed to join this specific conference.


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The Sega Genesis Mini 2 Will Come to North America on October 27
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Sega has not forgotten its North American fans. After announcing the Mega Drive 2 Mini Console for Japan, the company has clarified that the device will come to this side of the Pacific later this year. However, when it does, it'll be called the Genesis 2 Mini. It'll come packed with more than 50 games, many of which are still a mystery.
Mini retro game consoles are a relatively new phenomenon. Nintendo led the way with the NES Classic Edition, a device so popular that it was basically impossible to buy it for the suggested retail price of $60. It was common to see these devices priced at more than $100. It's gotten even more expensive over the past six years — you'd have to pay over $200 to get that version of the NES now. Sega released the Genesis Mini in 2019, possibly garnering even more positive reviews than Nintendo did. It shipped with 42 classic games pre-loaded, along with a version of the classic three-button Genesis controller.
The Genesis Mini 2 improves on the original in several ways. First, it's more powerful, allowing the inclusion of Sega CD titles. There will be more games overall, too. We don't yet know the full list, but some of the initial examples include Sonic CD, Vectorman 2, Out Run, and Alien Soldier. You'll be able to play those games with the new six-button Genesis controller that ships with the Genesis Mini 2. That will make some of the later Genesis and Sega CD titles much easier to play.
These are the games currently listed on the official Mini 2 site.
Back in the days of NES versus Genesis, Sega clearly had the edge in technology with its 16-bit console. However, Nintendo had several killer franchises like Zelda and Mario, while offering a deeper catalog of titles than Sega. However, when you cherry-pick the best titles and bundle them up in one of these mini consoles, the deeper bench isn't really a factor, and Sonic can hold his own as a tentpole retro franchise. You can't plug in a cartridge or download more games, so the bundled collection is all that matters.
SEGA Genesis Mini 2 blasts its way to North America on October 27th!
☑ SEGA Genesis Mini 2 boasts even more power!
☑ Over 50 classic games, previously unreleased on the Genesis Mini!
☑ AND includes SEGA CD titles!#SEGA #GenesisMini2 pic.twitter.com/IRZubeEy9i
— SEGA (@SEGA) July 13, 2022
The Genesis Mini 2 will connect to any modern TV or display with an HDMI port — it even includes a cable. It will launch on October 27, and you can pre-order one today via Amazon (where it will apparently be exclusive). However, it's bizarrely listed at $103.80. That's about $20 more than the $75 Japanese price tag. It's unclear if North America will get the optional Sega CD add-on. It's $37 and purely cosmetic as Sega CD titles will play on the Genesis Mini 2 without it.
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This traditional British Lardy Cake recipe is from Mary-Anne Boermans' wonderful Great British Bakes cookbook. A perfect mid-afternoon treat with a hot cup of tea.
Lardy Cake is a popular traditional bake, regularly seen in the bakeries in my home town, and one of my favourite treats as a child. So it came as something of a surprise to find that it was not universally known, and that the mere mention of the word 'lard' was once greeted with horrified looks. Having actually tasted Lardy Cake, this reaction was a source of great puzzlement to me, because I think it is delicious.
The origins of Lardy Cake are in the countryside, where it was traditionally eaten as a mid-afternoon snack by the workers in the fields. Known as 'fourses', this snack time was the afternoon equivalent of the morning's 'elevenses'. The calorie-heavy sweet dough, accompanied by a cool bottle of ale, was just the thing to keep energy levels up during the long days of harvest.
Lardy Cake is one of the simplest cakes to make, in that the main ingredient is bread dough. This is enriched by dotting lard and sugar over the rolled dough, folding and rerolling, then sprinkling with sugar and dried fruit. The bakeries in my home town used to bake the cake as a giant slab, which was brought into the shop in its tin, already cut into portions. During baking, the lard and sugar melted together to make a delicious chewy caramel that solidified as it cooled. This caramel used to concentrate at the edges of the tin, so for caramel fans, an edge piece was always preferable to a centre one. The centre squares of soft, pillowy sweet dough dotted with fruit had their fans also, but the real prize was a corner piece – the equivalent of two edge pieces rich with sticky caramel. Corner pieces of the Lardy Cake slab were much coveted.
I've tweaked this recipe a little in an attempt to spread the joy of corner pieces, so that everyone can share. I've suggested crimson raisins, but you can use ordinary raisins or a mixture of sultanas and raisins.
You will need a 1 x 1kg/23cm loaf tin, or similar capacity.
Grease your loaf tin. Cut a strip of baking parchment and lay it lengthwise in the tin, so that the ends overhang the ends of the tin.
Put 25g lard in a bowl with the flour, yeast, sugar and salt. Gradually add the warm water, mixing well, until the mixture comes together in a soft dough. Knead thoroughly until smooth, about 10 minutes. Cover and set aside to rise until doubled in size, about 1 hour.
When the dough is fully risen, tip it out on to a floured surface and pat down. With a floured rolling pin, roll the dough out to a large rectangle about 5mm thick.
Dot the 120g lard for the filling all over the surface of the dough. Sprinkle the raisins, then the sugar over the top.
Cut the dough into strips as wide as your loaf tin and stack them on top of one another. Now cut through the strips vertically to make squares and stack these squares in the prepared tin with their cut sides uppermost. They will resemble bread slices in a loaf. Cover and leave to rise a second time for 30–45 minutes.
Bake for 30–40 minutes until crisp and golden on top and cooked through. If the loaf seems to be browning too much, lay some baking parchment over the top until fully cooked. Cool in the tin.


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'Steven Tyler Act' Stumbles in Hawaii
The future is looking bleak for a celebrity privacy bill in Hawaii known as the Steven Tyler Act.
The proposal pushed by the Aerosmith lead singer would allow people to sue others who take photos or videos of their private moments. But after sailing through the Senate earlier this month following testimony from Tyler at a February hearing, the bill is missing deadlines in the state House, and key lawmakers say they won't push it through.
Rep. Angus McKelvey, chairman of the first of three panels the bill needs to pass to get to the House floor, said he won't hold a hearing for the measure.
"There is zero support for that legislation in the House of Representatives," said the Maui Democrat, who heads the Consumer Protection Committee. "To say there is absolutely zero support would be an understatement."
The bill already has missed one internal House deadline to be considered. A second deadline to hear the measure is on Thursday.
House Chief Clerk Brian Takeshita said the leaders of the committees on consumer protection, judiciary and finance could sidestep the deadlines if all three agree to put in a joint request to House Speaker Joseph Souki. But McKelvey said that's not going to happen.
"There is a better chance of people flapping their arms and flying from Lanai to Maui," he told The Associated Press.
If the committee leaders don't want to entertain the bill, the House speaker can decide to refer the bill to yet another panel, Takeshita said. But Souki told the AP he doesn't plan to override McKelvey's decision.
Tyler's lawyer, Dina LaPolt, says the lawmakers' decision is reasonable considering this is the first time this bill has been considered.
"I was very surprised we got out of the Senate on the first run," LaPolt said. "If it had passed through the House, I would have been shocked."
She says legislation takes time to pass, and she plans to continue educating lawmakers about the bill this year.
Because of Hawaii's biennium Legislature, the bill can pick up where it left off in next year's session if it doesn't get a hearing this year. The measure would be able to skip Senate proceedings and go straight to the House committees for consideration.
LaPolt says the fact that the bill has stalled won't affect Tyler's decision to visit Hawaii. The star owns a multimillion dollar home on Maui.
McKelvey said he has sympathy for Tyler and other celebrities whose privacy rights have been violated. But there are enough legal avenues available to them, including taking the issue to court because privacy is protected in the Hawaii constitution, he said.
LaPolt disagrees and says the constitution isn't enough. She says creating a civil rule would be more effective in making sure paparazzi stay in line.
Tyler has said he asked Sen. Kalani English of Maui to introduce the bill after someone photographed him with his girlfriend at his home in December.
Along with Tyler, rock legend Mick Fleetwood, who owns a restaurant in McKelvey's district, attended an earlier hearing to urge lawmakers to pass the bill. Their appearance generated buzz in the state Capitol, as staffers snapped cellphone pictures of the stars and compared them in the hallways after the hearing.
Britney Spears, Avril Lavigne and several other high-profile celebrities submitted written testimony in favor of the bill.
National media organizations have staunchly opposed the proposal, saying it would limit freedom of the press.


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Keshe launching energy generation and space exploration plasma technology
http://pesn.com/2009/07/23/9501555_Keshe_space_exploration_energy/
An interview with the inventor of what could be the next generation of commercial space travel and clean energy generation, said to be ready for licensing. We're talking super fast and cheap travel, and super cheap energy. 3 kW units are available for viewing or testing by qualified licensing parties.
by Sterling D. Allan
Pure Energy Systems News
While the world commemorates the Apollo astronauts' landing on the moon 40 years ago, I was privileged Monday, on the moon landing anniversary, to interview nuclear engineer, Mehran T. Keshe of the Keshe Foundation, who on that momentous day had sent out notice to government leaders around the world that he has a plasma technology in Belgium with anti-gravity (not his terminology) and energy-generating ramifications that could lead the way to commercially viable journeys into space and to the moon, along with generating affordable, renewable energy both for transportation and electricity.
He plans to publicly demonstrate the technology to thousands of people in major cities around the world next year; and he plans to start booking flights for space travel – e.g. up 60 km above the earth – by 2014, and for flights to the moon by 2016, transporting thousands of people to those destinations for a small fraction of the cost of what fuel-based shuttle services are projecting. He'll even be accepting down payments with guarantees for both flight opportunities. You'll be able to put 20% of $50,000 Euros down to reserve your seat on a trip to the moon. "It may even end up costing less than that." Wait a while longer (past 2016) and you could even get to Mars in a matter of a few days, rather than months. http://KesheSpace.com is being set up for booking flights. If you're worried about plunking down the 20% deposit, Keshe says that the deposits are guaranteed with bank backing to be refunded upon request or in case the flights do not materialize.
In the interview, Keshe briefly explained the science behind the technology. "It's not anti-gravity," he corrected me. Rather, what happens is that his plasma reactor creates a local imitation of the Earth's magnetic-gravitational properties, complete with magnetosphere, providing protection from the cosmic rays that can otherwise be deadly outside of the Earth's atmosphere. Because the phenomenon is local to the reactor, a gravitational force of 1-G is maintained for all craft occupants, including during acceleration and deceleration.
Existing craft, such as a 747, minus the wings (they get in the way), could serve as the transport shell, once fitted with the plasma reactor; though spherical craft would be better. Weight is no issue. Number of passengers is no issue. And no specialized training would be required for the pilots of such craft.
And the transport capabilities are not just for space. Imagine going from New York to Paris in a matter of minutes, rather than half a day. Imagine having one of these to beat the traffic to work. Imagine living in some remote location in the Alps, powered by the same technology, and commuting to Australia — or to the moon, to help build a colony there. The trucking industry would no longer involve highways, but would be point-to-point specific, rapid, and involve no fuel costs.
Speaking of fuel, one of my primary interests in this technology is its claims for cheap, clean energy generation. Keshe claims that his reactors can produce on the level of kilowatts of electricity, with no fuel, drawing energy from the environment where it is replenished from an inexhaustible source using principles of plasma. And he says that these reactors (in the range of 3 kW output, continuous) are available presently for interested parties (e.g. for potential licensing) to inspect or to test for themselves.
He told me that the technology is far enough advanced, and simple enough that a licensing party could be in production in a matter of several weeks, not including the 2-3 month training period for learning the technology. Given the regulatory hoops alone, I find that a bit hard to believe, but I'm intrigued by the principle of simplicity. He said that the quantity of units presently deployed numbers in the hundreds. Those entering into negotiations for licenses do so under NDA, and will be required to provide proof of financial capability of payment for setting up factories and paying for licensing.
While the demonstration units will be expensive (e.g. $50k Euros to purchase for testing), once mass produced, Keshe thinks the price for these kilowatt generators could be in the few hundreds of dollars — like ten times cheaper than the cheapest energy sources available today of any variety; and they would last for decades. For example, a 3-5 kilowatt unit might cost $200 Euros and last 20-30 years.
Eventually, each community or even each home could be fitted with one, and each vehicle. The technology wouldn't really scale down smaller than that, so you'll still need cords, batteries or some kind of inductive coupling for your portable devices and appliances.
I have asked Keshe if I can contact some of the people who have tested his technology, and he is in process of receiving permissions to do so, as the contract as it is written grants confidentiality.
Keshe has filed at least two international patents.
I asked Keshe about the gravity modification capabilities of his technology in terms of what he's actually accomplished, beyond just theoretical speculation. He said that he has elevated a 100+ kg mass — himself. Apparently, in his book, he describes how he damaged a system by jumping on it last year while it was flying. He sent me a link to a confidential video showing a 9 kg mass changing to 8 kg, and a 7 kg mass changing to 6 kg. He claims to have been able to figure out not only the elevation control, but also the direction of motion control.
Keshe told me that his device is a "simple nuclear reactor," but that it doesn't involve controlled nuclear isotopes, but that it involves materials that could be found in a home, having minute levels of radioactivity. Part of the process apparently involves extracting hydrogen from the atmosphere, so I presume that space travel would require storage tanks of some kind. Keshe said that even the "human body is a miniature nuclear reactor", involving nitrogen.
These principles of energy generation and gravity modification are articulated in the book Keshe recently published: The Universal Order of Creation of Matters, He has also posted five youtube movies explaining the key concepts described in the book.
You will also notice on the KesheFoundation YouTube channel that there are a number Coke bottle demonstration videos. Keshe said that hundreds of people have replicated the plasma creation and graphene-coating capabilities demonstrated in this simple proof of concept experiment. This demonstration apparently mimics on a micro level what happens on the macro level in a solar system or in a galaxy — the microcosm mimicking the macrocosm.
Keshe said that there are thousands of scientists from around the world who have been working on various elements of this technology for years, helping to bring the technology to the point that it is at now. He specifically mentioned U.C.L.A., and said that some governments have also been involved in replicating and refining the design. He told me in an email that the technology was reviewed by team of professors in Belgium in 2005 for seven months, and by another Belgian university considering the nano technology, which was also reviewed by nano institutes. The technology has also been reviewed by a government nuclear research center in Europ, by top universities in Iran, China, Korea, "and I think DARPA has [a] full report where we have been and [a] copy of all reports."
As exciting as the above claims are about gravity modification and energy generation, Keshe is even more enthusiastic about the health ramifications of the technology. He said that the carbon coating on the nervous system can be improved, helping conditions such as M.S. or chronic fatigue, just by drinking treated water.
I didn't quite catch why, but apparently some Belgian news outlet has a vendetta against Keshe because he would not sell out his technology some years ago, nor subject himself to the system of bribes involved in the European energy industry; and they vowed a media blackout of his technology, which apparently they have been successful thus far in enforcing. As of today, our coverage at Examiner.com is the only thing that pulls up in a Google news search for recent news stories on Keshe.
On the less malevolent level, Keshe said that NASA asked him to remove some claims from his site about rapid transport between destinations on earth, due to the disruptive ramifications of that statement. There are a lot of existing industries that would be rendered obsolete but such technology — if it is real, if they don't adopt it — including NASA. Keshe told me he is some 30-60 years ahead of NASA (not including the affiliated black ops who have been using UFO-like craft around for decades).
At the end of our interview, I asked Keshe about the irony of his being Iranian, with Iran being a point of potential war erupting soon. In defense of his native country, he said that Iran is "a peaceful nation," and the Iranian government has been very supportive of his technology. The irony is found in that Keshe, may have the very technology that would not only render war obsolete by introducing abundance where there has been scarcity, but also by removing borders because of how easy it will be to travel between any two points.
It's likely that many of these assertions about the Keshe technology capability and price are on the way optimistic end of the spectrum, per the inventor pride that is common. However, there seems to be enough compelling aspects to this account that make it worth investigating further.
http://KesheFoundation.com
http://KesheSpace.com
Keshe Interview Audio
Stream (via Mevio.com) | Download (12 Mb; mp3; 50 min)
Feel free to view or add your own comments to the publication of this article at Examiner.com
Replicating the Coke bottle experiment
On July 24, 2009, Arthur Manelas wrote:
Here's how I replicate the Keshe Plasma Reactor. Parts that I used:
1. Four pieces of #14 copper wire 8″ long.
2. One plastic clear bottle with a screw cap.
3. 1/2 cup of Seven-Up.
4. 1 tsp. of koh-2 (potassium hydrate)
5. 1 tube of clear silicone.
6. 1 volt meter.
7. 3 resistors, 1 25k , 1 50k and1 100k.
Making the plasma reactor:
Remove the bottle cap from the bottle; drill 4 holes 3/32nd of an inch 90 degrees apart.. Insert the 4 electrodes in each hole. Silicone the holes so that it will make an air tight connection. Make sure the electrodes do not touch one another. Insulate if needed. Take the 1/2 cup of seven-up and mix it with koh-2 and allow 10 minutes for the catalyst to perform. Insert the electrode assembly in the bottle and screw cap tight. Turn bottle on its side and make sure the electrodes do not immerse in the solution. Take the volt meter, set it to measure millivolts. Find out the highest output by touching the different electrodes. It should read around 100 – 175 millivolts. Apply 100 k resistor to the load. Meter should read 120 millivolts; with a 50 k it should be 80 millivolts, and with a 25 k it will read 40 millivolts.
The creation of electrical energy in this reactor is achieved by simple process of hydrogen ionization.
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Directory:Flight
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Could 'Goldilocks' planet be just right for life?
http://news.yahoo.com/s/ap/20100929/ap_on_sc/us_sci_new_earths
By SETH BORENSTEIN, AP Science Writer – Wed Sep 29, 7:19 pm ET
WASHINGTON – Astronomers say they have for the first time spotted a planet beyond our own in what is sometimes called the Goldilockszone for life: Not too hot, not too cold. Juuuust right.
Not too far from its star, not too close. So it could contain liquid water. The planet itself is neither too big nor too small for the proper surface, gravity and atmosphere.
It's just right. Just like Earth.
"This really is the first Goldilocks planet," said co-discoverer R. Paul Butler of the Carnegie Institution of Washington.
[Related: Seven best places to sleep under the stars]
The new planet sits smack in the middle of what astronomers refer to as the habitable zone, unlike any of the nearly 500 other planets astronomers have found outside our solar system. And it is in our galactic neighborhood, suggesting that plenty of Earth-like planets circle other stars.
Finding a planet that could potentially support life is a major step toward answering the timeless question: Are we alone?
Scientists have jumped the gun before on proclaiming that planets outside our solar system were habitable only to have them turn out to be not quite so conducive to life. But this one is so clearly in the right zone that five outside astronomers told The Associated Press it seems to be the real thing.
"This is the first one I'm truly excited about," said Penn State University's Jim Kasting. He said this planet is a "pretty prime candidate" for harboring life.
Life on other planets doesn't mean E.T. Even a simple single-cell bacteria or the equivalent of shower mold would shake perceptions about the uniqueness of life on Earth.
But there are still many unanswered questions about this strange planet. It is about three times the mass of Earth, slightly larger in width and much closer to its star — 14 million miles away versus 93 million. It's so close to its version of the sun that it orbits every 37 days. And it doesn't rotate much, so one side is almost always bright, the other dark.
Temperatures can be as hot as 160 degrees or as frigid as 25 degrees below zero, but in between — in the land of constant sunrise — it would be "shirt-sleeve weather," said co-discoverer Steven Vogt of the University of California at Santa Cruz.
It's unknown whether water actually exists on the planet, and what kind of atmosphere it has. But because conditions are ideal for liquid water, and because there always seems to be life on Earth where there is water, Vogt believes "that chances for life on this planet are 100 percent."
The astronomers' findings are being published in Astrophysical Journal and were announced by the National Science Foundation on Wednesday.
The planet circles a star called Gliese 581. It's about 120 trillion miles away, so it would take several generations for a spaceship to get there. It may seem like a long distance, but in the scheme of the vast universe, this planet is "like right in our face, right next door to us," Vogt said in an interview.
That close proximity and the way it was found so early in astronomers' search for habitable planets hints to scientists that planets like Earth are probably not that rare.
Vogt and Butler ran some calculations, with giant fudge factors built in, and figured that as much as one out of five to 10 stars in the universe have planets that are Earth-sized and in the habitable zone.
With an estimated 200 billion stars in the universe, that means maybe 40 billion planets that have the potential for life, Vogt said. However, Ohio State University's Scott Gaudi cautioned that is too speculative about how common these planets are.
Vogt and Butler used ground-based telescopes to track the star's precise movements over 11 years and watch for wobbles that indicate planets are circling it. The newly discovered planet is actually the sixth found circling Gliese 581. Two looked promising for habitability for a while, another turned out to be too hot and the fifth is likely too cold. This sixth one bracketed right in the sweet spot in between, Vogt said.
With the star designated "a," its sixth planet is called Gliese 581g.
"It's not a very interesting name and it's a beautiful planet," Vogt said. Unofficially, he's named it after his wife: "I call it Zarmina's World."
The star Gliese 581 is a dwarf, about one-third the strength of our sun. Because of that, it can't be seen without a telescope from Earth, although it is in the Libra constellation, Vogt said.
But if you were standing on this new planet, you could easily see our sun, Butler said.
The low-energy dwarf star will live on for billions of years, much longer than our sun, he said. And that just increases the likelihood of life developing on the planet, the discoverers said.
"It's pretty hard to stop life once you give it the right conditions," Vogt said.
The National Science Foundation: http://www.nsf.gov
NASA: http://www.nasa.gov/topics/universe/features/gliese_581_feature.html
'Goldilocks' Planet Be Just Right for Life? (abcnews.go.com)
Goldilocks Planet May Be Dawn of 'Second Age of Discovery' (towleroad.com)
Scientists Have Found a Long Awaited "Goldilocks Planet" (blogcritics.org)
Could 'Goldilocks' planet be just right for life? (ctv.ca)
'Goldilocks Planet' Gliese 581g: New Planet Discovered Could Sustain Life (VIDEO) (blippitt.com)
Could 'Goldilocks' planet be just right for life? (seattletimes.nwsource.com)
The Goldilocks planet… (shannonturlington.com)
Astronomers discover 'Goldilocks' planet that could be just right for life (theglobeandmail.com)
Gliese 581g 'Goldilocks' Planet Could Be Just Right For Life? (huffingtonpost.com)
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Looking to make a difference in your local community that has a positive impact on behalf of children in need? Consider donating your time or money to the CASA (Court Appointed Special Advocates) program, a 501(c) (3) nonprofit organization.
Unfortunately, the number of children who need assistance because of abuse or neglect continues to increase.
When you make a financial contribution, you are helping train and support volunteer advocates who protect the best interests of children who have been abused or neglected. These individuals work tirelessly on the behalf of children in Ogle, Lee and Carroll counties.
Your involvement could light the darkness for a child. Please consider becoming involved by either volunteering or making a financial contribution and make 2019 a better year for children who need your help.
For more information, visit casa15thdistrict.org or call Trisha Morrow, executive director, at 815-222-6780.
Note to readers: Julie Mann is board president of the Court Appointed Special Advocates program in the 15th Judicial Circuit.


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The Nissan Juke, a mini SUV released to the market in 2010, is being promoted in Canada as the Urban Legend. Due to restrictions by the Advertising Standards Canada, which bans depictions of unsafe driving in TV commercials, advertisers have had to find creative ways to show off their high-performance vehicles. However, advertisers are able to show unsafe driving as long as it's clearly fake, which is where the idea for an animated series came from. The three-part series of television commercials explores special engineering and design innovations on the Juke. "Dread" focused on the 188 horse power engine. "Weather" focuses on the all-wheel drive system. The third commercial, "Trophy", shows a woman and The Juke taking on a futuristic gang of bikers in style. What makes an Urban Legend? Saving a city from total destruction would be enough, but only if you do it in style, like the Nissan Juke.
The Urban Legend campaign was developed at TBWA\Toronto by chief creative officer Jack Neary, creative director/art director Mark Mason, creative directors Allen Oke and James Ansley, copywriter Graeme Campbell, art director Cliff Seto, agency producers Nadya MacNeill and Lindsay Hutchison, group account director Richard Phillips, account director Trevor Byrne.
The commercials were produced at Psyop by creative director Laurent Ledru. Visual effects were produced at MassMarket by executive producer Christine Schneider, producer Leighton Greer, VFX supervisor Kyle Cassidy, animation supervisor Dan Vislocky, previs supervisor Matt Connolly, composite supervisor Shahana Kahn, modeling supervisor Andy Kim, matte painting supervisor Matt Conway.


Dr Nanda did his MS from AIIMS and MRCS from UK. Following M.Ch from PGI in 1997 he underwent advanced fellowships under world leaders in cosmetic and plastic surgery in Spain, Japan, U.K. & USA. He has been a senior faculty at PGIMER, Chandigarh and was appointed by Ministry of Health, Oman as head of a Plastic Surgery unit in a referral hospital in Oman.
He is a member of the Royal College of Surgeons, UK and the National Academy of Medical Sciences, India. He has around 50 publications in reputed journals He has had the rare honour of being a fellow of British Association of Plastic Surgeons and International Scholar of the American Society of Plastic Surgery.
He has presented and published his technique of cleft palate repair and rhinoplasty for cleft patients at various national and international fora which have been acclaimed by his peers. He has been part of various social initiatives and volunteered his services in 'cleft camps' organized by the Rotary Club and Operation Smile.
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The accountancy industry within the UK is one of the few remaining industry sectors to fully embrace telemarketing as a business development tool. Telemarketing for accountants is a highly specialized area, but when carried out correctly is an extremely effective way for accountancy practices to gain new business.
Similarly to other types of specialized telemarketing such as technology telemarketing, telemarketing for accountants relies on developing peer to peer relationships with key business decision makers. Because accountancy is a business service and not a consumer product effective telemarketing for accountants' campaigns should not be carried out using mass promotional techniques, instead they need to be carried out in a strategic and measurable way. The approach used during telemarketing for accountants is just as crucial to the success of the campaign as the quality and nature of the services which are being promoted. Successful outbound telemarketing for accountants is a type of telemarketing which is usually more effective when combined with other promotional activities which educate the target customer base about the benefits and necessity of accountancy services.
The majority of the accountancy practices and accountants in the UK develop their business with recommendations and inbound enquiries from businesses and individuals who have a clear and defined need for their particular service. One of the mistakes made throughout many telemarketing for accountants' campaigns is to measure the results of new business wins against these traditional business development techniques. Telemarketing for accountants by its very nature is a cold-calling outbound process, and is bound to appear less successful when compared to inbound enquiries from businesses that have already made their purchasing decisions. But telemarketing for accountants is not just a short term process; it is one that opens up long term channels of communication with key decision makers which can lead to future new business wins. Telemarketing for accountants is in effect an investment into the future development and success of a business, as well as its short term success.
Since successful telemarketing for accountants relies on subtlety, specialized skills and in-depth knowledge of accountancy services, many UK accountants and accountancy practices prefer to use the services of a professional telemarketing agency that specializes in providing telemarketing for accountants. These telemarketing companies can be found online, but one of the best ways to find a suitable telemarketing company to manage telemarketing for accountants' campaigns is to use our free online quotation service! We match the requirements of your telemarketing for accountants' projects to the skills and expertise of our verified and reputable UK-based telemarketing agencies, providing you with up to 6 no-obligation quotes to choose between. And if you need any help choosing between your no-obligation telemarketing for accountants quotations, our knowledgeable Telemarketing Buyer Advisors will be on hand to help you decide.


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Q: Keeping the FlowDocument cursor centered vertically in the RichTextBox I am having a bit of trouble figuring this one out, hopefully someone can help.
I have a WPF project with a RichTextBox.
As I edit the text, I would like the cursor in document to always stay centered vertically.
For example as a push up or down while editing, rather than the cursor going up, I would like the text to come down. This should result in the impression of the cursor staying still.
Thanks so much.

A: Not sure if this is what you had in mind but here's a proof of concept for a RichTextBox that keeps the caret centered where the user places it (clicks in the box).
Though as Omkar said you'll need to add whitespace if the document has been scrolled to the start or the end you need to add white in order to allow the text to scroll.
<RichTextBox HorizontalAlignment="Left" Height="311" VerticalAlignment="Top" Width="509" PreviewKeyDown="HandleKeyDownEvent">
            <FlowDocument>
                <Paragraph Margin="0">
                    Lorem ipsum dolor sit amet, consectetur adipiscing elit. Nulla turpis sem, tincidunt id vestibulum venenatis, fermentum eget orci. Donec mollis neque ac leo tincidunt tempus. Pellentesque mollis, nunc sit amet fermentum rutrum, lectus augue ultrices nibh, at lacinia est est ut justo. Cras non quam eu enim vulputate porttitor eu sit amet lectus. Suspendisse potenti. Maecenas metus nunc, dapibus id dapibus rhoncus, semper quis leo. Pellentesque eget risus magna, dignissim aliquam diam. Morbi.
                </Paragraph>
            </FlowDocument>
        </RichTextBox>

In the code behind:
private void HandleKeyDownEvent(object sender, KeyEventArgs e)
        {
            RichTextBox rtb = sender as RichTextBox;
            if (rtb != null)
            {
                //text to scroll up relative to caret
                if (e.Key == Key.Down)
                {
                    Block paragraph;

                    //get the whitespace paragraph at end of documnent
                    paragraph =
                            rtb.Document.Blocks
                                .Where(x => x.Name == "lastParagraph")
                                .FirstOrDefault();

                    // if there is no white space paragraph create it
                    if (paragraph == null)
                    {
                        paragraph = new Paragraph { Name = "lastParagraph", Margin = new Thickness(0) };

                        //add to the end of the document
                        rtb.Document.Blocks.InsertAfter(rtb.Document.Blocks.LastBlock, paragraph);
                    }

                    // if viewport larger than document, add whitespace content to fill view port
                    if (rtb.ExtentHeight < rtb.ViewportHeight)
                    {
                        Thickness margin = new Thickness() { Top = rtb.ViewportHeight - rtb.ExtentHeight };
                                margin.Bottom = rtb.ViewportHeight - rtb.ExtentHeight;
                                paragraph.Margin = margin;

                    }

                    // if the document has been scrolled to the end or doesn't fill the view port
                    if (rtb.VerticalOffset + rtb.ViewportHeight == rtb.ExtentHeight)
                    {
                        // and a line to the white paragraph
                        paragraph.ContentEnd.InsertLineBreak();
                    }

                    //move the text up relative to caret
                    rtb.LineDown();
                }
                // text is to scroll download relative to caret
                if (e.Key == Key.Up)
                {
                    // get whitespace at start of document
                    Block paragraph;
                    paragraph =
                            rtb.Document.Blocks
                                .Where(x => x.Name == "firstParagraph")
                                .FirstOrDefault();

                    //if whitespace paragraph is null append a new one
                    if (paragraph == null)
                    {
                        paragraph = new Paragraph { Name = "firstParagraph", Margin = new Thickness(0) };
                        rtb.Document.Blocks.InsertBefore(rtb.Document.Blocks.FirstBlock, paragraph);
                    }

                    // up document is at top add white space
                    if (rtb.VerticalOffset == 0.0)
                    {
                        paragraph.ContentStart.InsertLineBreak();
                    }

                    //move text one line down relative to caret
                    rtb.LineUp();
                }
            }
        }

EDIT: This approach seems to work. The line height is determined by  using the difference between the top of one line to the next, avoiding the problem of having line break effecing the offset.
    <RichTextBox
        PreviewKeyDown="PreviewKeyDownHandler">
        <FlowDocument>
             <!-- Place content here -->
        </FlowDocument>
   </RichTextBox>

In the code behind:
    private void PreviewKeyDownHandler(object sender, KeyEventArgs e)
    {
        RichTextBox rtb = sender as RichTextBox;
        if (rtb != null)
        {
            if (e.Key == Key.Down)
            {
                // if there is another line below current
                if (rtb.CaretPosition.GetLineStartPosition(0) != rtb.CaretPosition.GetLineStartPosition(1))
                {
                    // find the FlowDocumentView through reflection
                    FrameworkElement flowDocumentView = GetFlowDocument(rtb);

                    // get the content bounds of the current line
                    Rect currentLineBounds = rtb.CaretPosition.GetCharacterRect(LogicalDirection.Forward);

                    // move the caret down to next line
                    EditingCommands.MoveDownByLine.Execute(null, rtb);

                    // get the content bounds of the new line
                    Rect nextLineBounds = rtb.CaretPosition.GetCharacterRect(LogicalDirection.Forward);

                    // get the offset the document
                    double currentDocumentOffset = flowDocumentView.Margin.Top;

                    // add the height of the previous line to the offset
                    // the character rect of a line doesn't include the baseline offset so the actual height of line has to be determined
                    // from the difference in the offset between the tops of the character rects of the consecutive lines
                    flowDocumentView.Margin = new Thickness { Top = currentDocumentOffset + currentLineBounds.Top - nextLineBounds.Top };
                }

                // prevent default behavior
                e.Handled = true;
            }
            if (e.Key == Key.Up)
            {
                if (rtb.CaretPosition.GetLineStartPosition(0) != rtb.CaretPosition.GetLineStartPosition(-1))
                {
                    FrameworkElement flowDocumentView = GetFlowDocument(rtb);

                    Rect currentLineBounds = rtb.CaretPosition.GetCharacterRect(LogicalDirection.Forward);

                    EditingCommands.MoveUpByLine.Execute(null, rtb);

                    Rect nextLineBounds = rtb.CaretPosition.GetCharacterRect(LogicalDirection.Forward);

                    double currentDocumentOffset = flowDocumentView.Margin.Top;

                    flowDocumentView.Margin = new Thickness { Top = currentDocumentOffset + currentLineBounds.Top - nextLineBounds.Top };
                }

                e.Handled = true;
            }
        }
    }

    protected FrameworkElement GetFlowDocument(RichTextBox textBox)
    {
        FrameworkElement flowDocumentVisual =
          GetChildByTypeName(textBox, "FlowDocumentView") as FrameworkElement;

        return flowDocumentVisual;
    }

    protected DependencyObject GetChildByTypeName(DependencyObject dependencyObject, string name)
    {
        if (dependencyObject.GetType().Name == name)
        {
            return dependencyObject;
        }
        else
        {
            if (VisualTreeHelper.GetChildrenCount(dependencyObject) > 0)
            {
                int childCount = VisualTreeHelper.GetChildrenCount(dependencyObject);

                for (int idx = 0; idx < childCount; idx++)
                {
                    var dp = GetChildByTypeName(VisualTreeHelper.GetChild(dependencyObject, idx), name);
                    if (dp != null)
                        return dp;
                }

                return null;
            }
            else
            {
                return null;
            }
        }
    }

A: So I am trying something along these lines, but haven't got it working yet, just busy with something else:
TextPointer start = flowDocument.ContentStart;
TextPointer caretPosition = RichTextBox1.CaretPosition;

var offset = start.GetOffsetToPosition(caretPosition);
RichTextBox1.ScrollToVerticalOffset(offset);

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The Village Realty People have paired up with select businesses on the Outer Banks of North Carolina to provide unique incentives, deals, specials and fun things to do for their guests.
While preparing for the summer season on the Outer Banks of NC, Village Realty implemented a new program called Village VIPs. Partnering with select local businesses, Village Realty has made arrangements for deck parties, discounts on tickets to The Lost Colony Outdoor Drama, free wine tastings, free pizza and more for their guests this summer.
The idea came to fruition at the recent 2012 Vacation Rental Managers Association convention in Atlantic City, NJ where one of the focuses was on retaining guests and making them feel special. "As with any vacation rental company you always hope to gain new guests but it is just as important to keep the ones you have...and letting them know you truly apprecaite them."
While Village Realty is still adding to the VIP list here are some details about a few of their current offers. The goal is "quality offers, fun things, and good deals...not quantity," stresses Jeannie Maynard, Social Media Manager.
Sundays at The Boardrider's Grill in Kill Devil Hills, mention Village Realty and get 50% off bottles of wine and appetizers anytime on Sunday at the Village VIP Welcome Event.
Monday night is Deck Party at Mike Dianna's Grill in Corolla featuring complimentary wine tastings of four summertime French wines from 5 to 7 pm. Live music will be provided by local Tommy Maher from 6 to 9:30 pm and then it is Corolla Locals Night with Nat Hall and the Corolla All Stars.
Monday is also the day for free wine tastings at Chip's Wine and Beer in Kill Devil Hills. This event does require reservations and is limited to 25 people.
The teenagers are not left out...courtesy of The Pit Surf Shop. Every Monday, Wednesday and Friday nights from June 8 through August 18 this popular surf shop will host a dance party. The Pit has been hosting fun, safe Teen Nights since 1997. DJ Styles spins favorite hip hop and dance tracks all night, keeping the bodies moving on the dance floor.
Tuesday Night is Deck Party night again, this time at Pamlico Jack's on the soundside in Nags Head. Live entertainment and special prices on all pints of beer ($2.50), margaritas ($3.75) and 25 cent wings and steamed shrimp all night long and half price appetizers with any meal served on the deck or in the bar. Guests are also eligible to win a gift certificate to Pamlico Jack's and a gift certificate for a two night stay in a Village Realty vacation home.
Wednesday nights is free pizza night in Corolla, courtesy of Corolla Pizza. Buy any full size specialty pizza and get a cheese pizza for free. Mention Village Realty sent you, of course!
Village Realty has been in business on the Outer Banks for over twenty years and is locally owned and operated. Their focus is on exceptional customer service to their guests and homeowners and they have a strong belief in helping other local businesses, charities and non-profit organizations.
With 600+ vacation homes from South Nags Head to Corolla, this Outer Banks rental company offers homes on the oceanfront, oceanside, soundfront and on the golf course. They were the first to offer bed linens and bath towels at each property and also the first to make the beds before check in.
Village Realty has two check in offices; one in Nags Head and one in Corolla, NC. Both are full service offices with NC Real Estate Brokers on duty. There is also an office in Columbia, NC; part of the Inner Banks of NC.


Futbol and football worked together to brighten the day of some sports fans while collecting for a good cause.
Russell Canouse of DC United and Jonathan Allen of the Redskins, helped collect gently used sports equipment at the N Zone in Chantilly part of the Kra for Play program.
Canouse explained, "he's Redskins, I'm DC soccer. Kids love football, kids love soccer. It makes everyone happy."
9 year old Delaney Neal and her family donated as well. "We were cleaning out the garage and found some old soccer stuff and thought we'd donate it."
Allen and Canouse helped deliver the equipment to Beacon House, a place that provides after school programs for DC kids in need.
Kevin Hinton, the CEO and Executive Director of Beacon House says, "it's not everyday we have athletes like Jon and Russell visit us to give our kids encouragement and support, and reinforce they're on a good path."


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Devoid of all artifice, Raquel publishes videos where she can be seen preparing her most appetizing dishes. An idea that was born as a mere entertainment and that has been the germ of the creation of her own signature of frying pans. JALEOS has talked to Noemí Salazar's mother about Easy cook with Raquel Salazar, the name of her new business.
«I am always created and working, everything but stealing. With the confinement they canceled us the recordings of Los Gipsy Kings, the new season was going to have more episodes and in the end it has remained in two special chapters, and that is money that we have stopped earning. I was super depressed, crying and all desperate to figure out how to keep earning at this time. So I talked to my community manager and we started thinking about the idea,» explains Raquel, who already has the pans with her own name on them for sale.
The one who could be in advanced negotiation to be part of 'Supervivientes 2019', as we already explained in another article, is on the warpath with someone and has shouted it to the four winds in her Instagram story. Some details, such as the nickname with which she addresses that person, have led us to draw hasty conclusions and we thought it was Noemí Salazar. But as rectifying is wise, here we are to clarify that it is not her. Dakota has released a statement through the same channel to tell us what's going on:
'Let's see, you are talking too much, the queen of glitter is neither Noemi Salazar nor Raquel Salazar, besides, they are wonderful people so looking for controversy … you can eat my flower', wrote the 'celeb'. So we rule out that something happened between them, but we keep asking ourselves the same question: who is this 'glitter queen'? who dares to speak ill of Dakota and her family? Well, apparently it's a girl from Vallecas who has this name on her Instagram account, at least we hope she knows that: 'You can get out of jail, but not the cemetery', (quoting the very protagonist of this story in her time on 'Hermano Mayor').
View this post on InstagramA post shared by (@belenesteban_cf) on Oct 28, 2019 at 8:09 PDTBelén Esteban has spoken about Noemí's contest in her job as a commentator, something that seems to have hurt the young woman's mother, Raquel Salazar, a lot. That is why
horoscopeVirgoAs an earth element, meticulous in the extreme and with a very critical analytical mentality, Virgos are usually rational and logical, detail-oriented and very meticulous, as they are very perfectionist, they have a certain ability to detect faults and imperfections, but not only in others, but also in themselves.
Recall that Noemi was a contestant in the seventh edition of Gran Hermano VIP, when she met Alba Carrillo and Estela Grande, participants of the same and with whom she forged a good friendship. So much so that the three will star in several chapters of this season of Los Gypsy Kings full of famous faces, like them or the same Omar Montes.
Noemí herself told her followers by sharing a picture with her husband, Anton, in the new house. «God always keeps his promises!» she exclaimed in the caption. Friends and acquaintances have not hesitated to rejoice for her and congratulate her for this new vital stage among which we can highlight El Cejas, contestant of the same edition of GH VIP, Anabel Pantoja or Carolina Sobe.
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Cephalotaxus mannii е ендемичен за южните части на Китай, Лаос, североизточните части на Индия и северните части на Тайланд, Мианмар и Виетнам. Въпреки че видът е широко разпространен, популациите му са разпокъсани и е застрашен поради изсичането на дърветата, както и поради използването на кората и листата му за медицински цели.

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Lucretia Love and Danilo Mattei in DIARY OF A ROMAN VIRGIN (1973)
This softcore movie, also known as LIVIA - UNA VERGINE PER L'IMPERO, must have been a big hit in seedy theatres across Europe since every other identical movies made in 1970s and 1980s copied the template: film some sex scenes and edit them in between a plethora of scenes taken from PEPLUM movies of the Golden Era. This one uses scenes from THE LAST DAYS OF POMPEII (1959), HANNIBAL (1959), COLOSSUS OF RHODES (1961), THE TEN GLADIATORS (1963), SAMSON (1961), etc. Many of the disaster scenes from POMPEII and RHODES are used in this production as flashbacks to the main character, Livia. This was the first movie credited by the infamous and legendary Joe D'Amato, who's real name, Aristide Massaccesi, was used for his prior movies. It came out during a mini PEPLUM explosion of 1973, along with other movies like THE GOLDEN VOYAGE OF SINBAD. For PEPLUM fans like me, the brief sight of Pietro Torrisi (below) in the gladiator fight scenes is an added bonus. Torrisi can also seen in the sock footage taken from THE TEN GLADIATORS which are unrelated to his new scenes. One can also spot other PEPLUM actors in the stock footage. Livia is played by Lucretia Love, born Lucretia Hickerson, from Texas. She was 32 years old when she made this. She actually looks older than 32. An old virgin, I guess. Haha! Danilo Mattei went on to star in movies like CANNIBAL HOLOCAUST (1979)! Also known as LIVIA - A VIGIN FOR THE EMPIRE.
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i did the procedure with dr armani in dubai in 18.12.08,but 8 months have passed~~my hair is thinner than before,i think there must be something wrong happened,but dr armani dont explain to me any,i am very confused now. is it normal??i need your opinion!!
r u on any meds?
» r u on any meds?
That's not much of a result for being 8 months out.
At 5-6 months I would have an easier time believing it's gonna come slowly but at 8 months I would be more concerned. It's not impossible but I sure wouldn't be betting the farm that it's all gonna start showing up later.
I've heard Armani reps & fans call this stuff "slow growth" before. I don't whether that means it actually grew later or not.
It would be nice if you would come back & give us an update in 3-4 months. More than one Armani patient has complained of bad growth partway through the grow-out period and then we never hear back from them again.
» That's not much of a result for being 8 months out.
» wouldn't be betting the farm that it's all gonna start showing up later.
» don't whether that means it actually grew later or not.
» It would be nice if you would come back & give us an update in 3-4 months.
» the grow-out period and then we never hear back from them again.
what is HT forum???please tell me!!
» what is HT forum???please tell me!!
» wrong happened,but dr armani dont explain to me any,i am very confused now.
» is it normal??i need your opinion!!
I think you should be seeing more growth at 8 months… what does your doc say?


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In most countries around the world, there have been clear examples of minorities being discriminated against. These situations of discrimination can be backed up by statistics from a national census, which most developed countries perform on an annual basis. If it's clear that a minority group, such as by race or sex, is being discriminated against when it comes to factors like employment, affirmative action can help correct any discrepancies.
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Scylacosauridae — вимерла родина тероцефальних терапсид. Сцилакозавриди жили в пермський період і були одними з найбазальніших тероцефалів. Родину було названо південноафриканським палеонтологом Робертом Брумом у 1903 році. У сцилакозавридів довгі морди і незвичайні шаблеподібні ікла.

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It's one thing to steer a government when things are going well. But what happens when the path becomes less clear? What happens when a country faces that fork in the road?
The Crossroads video series from the Bertelsmann Foundation's Global Economic Dynamics team focuses on these decisive moments for emerging markets.
Our third episode, The Crossroads: Colombia, looks at a country with significant growth momentum, but facing a thorny peace process and a slumping global economy.
Featuring commentary from President Juan Manuel Santos, Finance Minister Mauricio Cárdenas, Defense Minister Luis Carlos Villegas, as well as senators from both sides of the aisle, journalists and citizens from the city to the countryside, Bertelsmann Foundation Latin America specialist Samuel George takes us to the heart of a country at a crossroads.
It's decision time. Which way will Colombia go?
B|Brief Analysis: TTIP and TPP – A Threat to Latin America?


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Improving Life for Low-income Londoners: How the next Mayor of London can tackle poverty and inequality
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aims have been identified by Trust for London for the new Mayor of London to make progress on to support low-income Londoners.
of the challenges facing London can seem insurmountable, but there are practical steps which can be taken.
By 2024
we want the new Britain and London to be a place where there is less poverty and less inequality.
Work Housing Living Standards Shared Wealth
London is the wealthiest city in the world. But behind the appearance of prosperity, life for many Londoners is difficult.
London has the highest poverty rates in the UK. Four in ten Londoners do not achieve what the public deems to be a minimum acceptable standard of living. There are many things to celebrate about the UK's capital, but too many people in the city miss out on the economic, social and cultural opportunities it has to offer.
These are the challenges that await the next Mayor of London. The capital's most senior elected representative will lead the city with the highest levels of poverty and inequality in the country.
Trust for London distributes around £10 million a year to organisations that are tackling the root causes of poverty and inequality in London. As well as supporting up to 300 organisations at any one time, we also fund independent research and provide knowledge and expertise on London's social issues to policymakers and journalists. This exposes us to a wealth of expertise on the issues affecting low-income Londoners, from which we have drawn five aims that we would like to see progress on during the next Mayor of London's term.
Good Affordable Housing
We want all Londoners to have access to good quality affordable housing, in neighbourhoods with a good sense of community where migrants are welcomed and able to integrate.
Maximise the delivery of genuinely affordable rented housing
Promote the voice of Londoners in new housing plans
Work with the boroughs to raise standards in temporary accommodation
Ensure the government meaningfully ends the practice of 'no-fault' evictions
Encourage the development of effective landlord licensing schemes
Advocate for simpler routes to citizenship and settled status
Help public services and civil society build a hospitable environment where all those wishing to make London their home feel welcome
Reduce the Cost of Living
We need to reduce the cost of living in the city, including the costs of childcare and transport, as well as the disproportionately high cost of essentials for people on low incomes.
Advocate for changes to Universal Credit to make childcare more affordable for claimants
Lobby government to increase the rights of parents to request that schools set up on-site childcare
Support parents of children with special educational needs to request the provision of more suitable childcare
Encourage the development of more parent-led childcare
Improve the transport system to make it fair and equitable for all
Minimise the cost burden on low-income households of the expansion of the Ultra Low Emission Zone (ULEZ)
Support the Fair by Design campaign to eradicate the poverty premium
Better Work for Everyone
Many jobs are low paid and insecure and fail to act as a stepping stone to a future career. We want better work for everyone, where those in work are treated with decency and respect and are paid at least a living wage.
Help underrepresented groups unlock employment in key industries in the city, including finance, construction and the creative sector
Encourage businesses to create more flexible employment opportunities
Support campaigns that aim to reduce pregnancy and maternity discrimination in the workplace
Advocate for changes to the immigration system that incentivise good employment practices
A Responsive Social Security System
We need a responsive system of social security that provides adequate income for people when they need it and which doesn't create barriers to work for those who can.
Advocate for a system of social security that is designed around the needs of users, and scrutinise the upcoming findings of the Commission on Social Security led by Experts by Experience
Support calls to address well documented flaws in Universal Credit
Work with London Councils to encourage more consistency in the provision of local welfare assistance schemes, and encourage more coordinated crisis support schemes
Champion the rights of Deaf and Disabled people and help the Deaf and Disabled people's sector regain its strength following years of austerity
Strengthen specialist services (including immigration advice) and play a role in coordinating provision across London
A Fairer London for All
We live in a city with large gaps between the rich and the poor. Inequality is bad for everyone: we want a fairer London for all.
Lobby government to implement the findings of the London Finance Commission
Advocate for council tax reform
Ensure the government's commitment to an overseas property ownership register is implemented effectively
Champion a post-Brexit Britain that reduces rather than exacerbates inequality
The geographic impact of the pandemic on household spending
Benefits for Health: Exploring the connection between welfare, health and homelessness
Borough Comparison: Housing
New analysis: London's most deprived neighbourhoods have been hardest hit by unemployment
Vacancy: London Housing Panel representative from a DDPO
Trust Initiative
Employment Legal Advice Network (ELAN)
Better Work Network


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The University of Arizona College of Science offers courses and non-credit engagement experiences to help students learn personal and professional skills beyond the classroom. Whether through independent research, serving your fellow students, community outreach, or specialized classes, our students have the opportunity for one-of-a-kind experiential learning.
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Blacks 1st preseason match in November
11/11 Saturday 02:00 PM Houston SaberCats - vs - Austin Blacks University of Houston CRWC Field Division 1 read more
Blacks preseason practice starts in October
Hall of Fame Inductees 2017 named
The Austin Blacks Board of Directors and the Hall of Fame Committee are both pleased and proud to announce the Inaugural Inductees into the Austin Blacks Hall of Fame. These men will be honored at the 50th Anniversary Gala with a ceremony during the evening, and will be recognized in perpetuity on a wall plaque…
Hall of Fame Finalists named
Austin Blacks Rugby Hall of Fame Finalists The Austin Blacks are proud and happy to release the following finalists for our Inaugural Inductee Class into the Austin Blacks Hall of Fame. The 24 Finalists are listed in alphabetical order below. The Hall of Fame Committee thanks all the people who came forward with the total…
Blacks D3 secure bonus point win over Greys
San Marcos Greys travelled to Austin to open the Australia Day celebration at Burr Field in a Div.3 clash with league leaders Austin Blacks. It was, however, a different team than the one Austin dominated in last year's inaugural Div.3 campaign. The Greys have vastly improved under a new head coach and an infusion of...
Austin Blacks confirm top spot in D1 and D2
Division 2 Dallas Harlequins traveled light for their two matches against Austin Blacks during the Australia Day celebration at Burr Field. They only had 14 players on their D2 roster while the Blacks fielded a full squad of 23 for their first league match at home this year. Blacks took advantage of the extra man...
Austin Blacks hit the ground running in 2017
DIVISION 3 Both matches this past Saturday were too one-sided to detail too many specifics or highlights for Austin Blacks. Over the two matches Blacks scored 30 tries and 180 points and allowed zero. In the Div.3 league match, Blacks scored 18 tries and 12 conversions to run out 114-0 winners. Diego Sotelo led all...
Austin Rugby's 2017 Recruiting Class
The Austin Blacks are ecstatic to get these 5 new recruits for the upcoming season. From left to right please welcome second rower Jarrett Hudson from US Air Force Academy Men's Rugby, Loosehead Tristin Baum from Davenport University Rugby, Hooker Siaosi Finau from A-State Rugby – Arkansas State University, Tighthead Christopher Reed and Back Rower…
D3 start season with solid win against Ft Hood
Austin Blacks opened the 2016-17 season with a Div.3 league match at Ft. Hood. In addition to the 23 players on the roster, all four Austin coaches and the manager (your truly) also traveled with the team. It was necessary for the squad to park off post across from the Ft. Hood entrance and the...
The Blacks have a nutrition sponsor for 2016/17
Rugby season is almost here! And this year, the Austin Blacks are pleased to announce that we've recently agreed to a partnership with the sports nutrition company Ruck Science to become a club sponsor for the 2016/17 season and beyond.


The Firefighters` Memorial Grove commemorates Western Australian firefighters who have been injured or lost their lives, as well as the service offered to the community by all firefighters.
Two life-sized bronze statues modelled on Western Australia's firefighters were unveiled at the firefighters memorial grove on the 4th May 2014. The statues reflect the sorrow felt by firefighters losing a comrade, and are a fitting tribute to the courage and selflessness of the State's fire service personnel.
Standing approximately 1.8 metres tall, the statues are part of an enhancement of the grove that now includes a commemorative curved stone wall and a linking pathway to other monuments.
The Firefighters Memorial Grove honours the bravery, service and sacrifice of thousands of firefighters in Western Australia over many generations.
It is an enduring tribute to their courage in the face of overwhelmlng odds. These ordinary, yet extraordinary men and women, give of themselves for the sake of others.
Career and volunteer firefighters have contributed to the protection and safety of the Western Australian (WA) community for over 115 years.
As the community of WA has prospered and developed, the need for fire and emergency services has grown not only in the Perth metropolitan area but in all regions across the state.
On 23 July 2000, the Firefighters' Memorial Grove in Kings Park was unveiled to celebrate the centenary of fire services in WA and honour the contribution of career and volunteer firefighters in protecting our State.


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Album Review: Favourite Sons - The Great Deal of Love
Posted by Unknown on March 21, 2011
There's a certain element of luck when you find the perfect album to suit your mood, outlook and personality. 'The Great Deal of Love' is an album I can't stop listening to. I adore this album.
I got a little buzz a few weeks back when Favourite Son's singer and former singer with Rollerskate Skinny Ken Griffin contacted me with a link to his band's second album. Shoulder Voices from 1993 was as important to me in my teenage years as Nevermind or Ten was! Rollerskate Skinny even got to do the 1994 Lollapalooza tour. The band broke up around 1997 with Ken Griffin taking a musical hiatus until around 2004 when from a New York base he formed 'Favourite Sons'. The 2006 debut 'Down Beside Your Beauty' is a superb indie album.
Moving on five years and 'Favourite Sons' are booked to play the Cork X Southwest Festival and are about to release the album entitled 'The Great Deal of Love'. I've already said about that for me at this moment the album is perfect. It's a funny, quirky, catchy and engaging album which draws the listening into the depths of the songs.
The album kicks off with 'Safe for all Season' which is a solid opener. The ultra catchy 'Sweet Upon The Vine' follows with it's effective backing vocals, engaging lyrics and uplifting trumpet. The vocals from Ken Griffin are as good as I can remember from back in the early 90's and the lyrics are just as engaging. The Calexico-esque 'Pretty Young Blood' at only 98 seconds has to be one of the best short songs ever. While these tracks at the beginning of the album shine it's the tracks near the back end of the album which really impress!
The title track has all the best lines. The catchy chorus of 'I love. I love. I Love to watch you live your life the wrong way, expecting way too much out from the day' is both heartbreaking and thought-provoking. Ken's vocals draw you into the song and you're with him when he changes his outlook on his subject by encouraging her to 'live your whole life the wrong way'. This is followed by another wonderfully written track 'For Dear Life' with it's uplifting lyrics and similes. I also adore the lyrics of the track 'They Call Me Coco Rushdie'.
If Jack L became the front man of Calexico I'd imagine this to be the resulting album. Every song is quality on the album. Some of them trickle without much impact but those tracks which I discussed are so engaging and thought-provoking that I can't recommend this album enough.
Favourite Sons - The Great Deal of Love [12 out of 12]
Sweet Upon The Vine by FavouriteSons
Links: http://www.facebook.com/favouritesons
http://www.youtube.com/user/FavouriteSons
Albums Favourite Sons Jack L Rollerskate Skinny
It's Rollerskate with an 'e'
Thanks ....changed it now!
Really good. Got it today on Spotify. Vocals and lyrics remind me a lot of Smog/Bill Callahan.


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namespace Symfony\Bundle\FrameworkBundle\Kernel;

use Symfony\Component\Config\Loader\LoaderInterface;
use Symfony\Component\DependencyInjection\ContainerBuilder;
use Symfony\Component\DependencyInjection\Loader\Configurator\AbstractConfigurator;
use Symfony\Component\DependencyInjection\Loader\Configurator\ContainerConfigurator;
use Symfony\Component\DependencyInjection\Loader\PhpFileLoader as ContainerPhpFileLoader;
use Symfony\Component\DependencyInjection\Reference;
use Symfony\Component\Routing\Loader\Configurator\RoutingConfigurator;
use Symfony\Component\Routing\Loader\PhpFileLoader as RoutingPhpFileLoader;
use Symfony\Component\Routing\RouteCollection;
use Symfony\Component\Routing\RouteCollectionBuilder;

/**
 * A Kernel that provides configuration hooks.
 *
 * @author Ryan Weaver <ryan@knpuniversity.com>
 * @author Fabien Potencier <fabien@symfony.com>
 */
trait MicroKernelTrait
{
    /**
     * Adds or imports routes into your application.
     *
     *     $routes->import($this->getProjectDir().'/config/*.{yaml,php}');
     *     $routes
     *         ->add('admin_dashboard', '/admin')
     *         ->controller('App\Controller\AdminController::dashboard')
     *     ;
     */
    abstract protected function configureRoutes(RoutingConfigurator $routes);

    /**
     * Configures the container.
     *
     * You can register extensions:
     *
     *     $c->extension('framework', [
     *         'secret' => '%secret%'
     *     ]);
     *
     * Or services:
     *
     *     $c->services()->set('halloween', 'FooBundle\HalloweenProvider');
     *
     * Or parameters:
     *
     *     $c->parameters()->set('halloween', 'lot of fun');
     */
    abstract protected function configureContainer(ContainerConfigurator $c);

    /**
     * {@inheritdoc}
     */
    public function getProjectDir(): string
    {
        return \dirname((new \ReflectionObject($this))->getFileName(), 2);
    }

    /**
     * {@inheritdoc}
     */
    public function registerBundles(): iterable
    {
        $contents = require $this->getProjectDir().'/config/bundles.php';
        foreach ($contents as $class => $envs) {
            if ($envs[$this->environment] ?? $envs['all'] ?? false) {
                yield new $class();
            }
        }
    }

    /**
     * {@inheritdoc}
     */
    public function registerContainerConfiguration(LoaderInterface $loader)
    {
        $loader->load(function (ContainerBuilder $container) use ($loader) {
            $container->loadFromExtension('framework', [
                'secret' => '%env(APP_SECRET)%',
                'router' => [
                    'resource' => 'kernel::loadRoutes',
                    'type' => 'service',
                ],
            ]);

            if (!$container->hasDefinition('kernel')) {
                $container->register('kernel', static::class)
                    ->addTag('controller.service_arguments')
                    ->setAutoconfigured(true)
                    ->setSynthetic(true)
                    ->setPublic(true)
                ;
            }

            $kernelDefinition = $container->getDefinition('kernel');
            $kernelDefinition->addTag('routing.route_loader');

            $container->addObjectResource($this);
            $container->fileExists($this->getProjectDir().'/config/bundles.php');

            try {
                $this->configureContainer($container, $loader);

                return;
            } catch (\TypeError $e) {
                $file = $e->getFile();

                if (0 !== strpos($e->getMessage(), sprintf('Argument 1 passed to %s::configureContainer() must be an instance of %s,', static::class, ContainerConfigurator::class))) {
                    throw $e;
                }
            }

            // the user has opted into using the ContainerConfigurator
            /* @var ContainerPhpFileLoader $kernelLoader */
            $kernelLoader = $loader->getResolver()->resolve($file);
            $kernelLoader->setCurrentDir(\dirname($file));
            $instanceof = &\Closure::bind(function &() { return $this->instanceof; }, $kernelLoader, $kernelLoader)();

            $valuePreProcessor = AbstractConfigurator::$valuePreProcessor;
            AbstractConfigurator::$valuePreProcessor = function ($value) {
                return $this === $value ? new Reference('kernel') : $value;
            };

            try {
                $this->configureContainer(new ContainerConfigurator($container, $kernelLoader, $instanceof, $file, $file), $loader);
            } finally {
                $instanceof = [];
                $kernelLoader->registerAliasesForSinglyImplementedInterfaces();
                AbstractConfigurator::$valuePreProcessor = $valuePreProcessor;
            }

            $container->setAlias(static::class, 'kernel')->setPublic(true);
        });
    }

    /**
     * @internal
     */
    public function loadRoutes(LoaderInterface $loader)
    {
        $file = (new \ReflectionObject($this))->getFileName();
        /* @var RoutingPhpFileLoader $kernelLoader */
        $kernelLoader = $loader->getResolver()->resolve($file);
        $kernelLoader->setCurrentDir(\dirname($file));
        $collection = new RouteCollection();

        try {
            $this->configureRoutes(new RoutingConfigurator($collection, $kernelLoader, $file, $file));

            foreach ($collection as $route) {
                $controller = $route->getDefault('_controller');

                if (\is_array($controller) && [0, 1] === array_keys($controller) && $this === $controller[0]) {
                    $route->setDefault('_controller', ['kernel', $controller[1]]);
                }
            }

            return $collection;
        } catch (\TypeError $e) {
            if (0 !== strpos($e->getMessage(), sprintf('Argument 1 passed to %s::configureRoutes() must be an instance of %s,', static::class, RouteCollectionBuilder::class))) {
                throw $e;
            }
        }

        trigger_deprecation('symfony/framework-bundle', '5.1', 'Using type "%s" for argument 1 of method "%s:configureRoutes()" is deprecated, use "%s" instead.', RouteCollectionBuilder::class, self::class, RoutingConfigurator::class);

        $routes = new RouteCollectionBuilder($loader);
        $this->configureRoutes($routes);

        return $routes->build();
    }
}


Just expand the file system, there is little reason to put sequences and media on a separate partition.
One reason to create a separate partition is that you can format the new partition with FAT and then you can insert the SD card in a Windows PC and read+write files directly to that partition. This is similar to the previous method of using a separate USB drive that you can plug into the PC to copy show files faster than pushing across the network.
With many large fseq files that can be a huge time saver. However, with the new compressed and sparse features enabled for fseq-v2, the huge file-copy issues are mostly gone too.
Thanks guys. This is my first time using 2.6 and look forward to the compressed fseqs.


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Madame X is a 1981 American made-for-television drama film directed by Robert Ellis Miller and starring Tuesday Weld. It is based on the 1908 play by French playwright Alexandre Bisson (1848-1912).

Plot
A woman is thrown out of her home by her mother-in-law and sinks into depravity. Twenty years later, she finds herself accused of murder for saving her daughter (it was her son in all other versions), who does not know who she is.

Cast
 Tuesday Weld as Holly Richardson
 Jeremy Brett as Dr. Terrence Keith
 Len Cariou as John Abbott
 Martina Deignan as Elizabeth Reeves
 Robert Hooks as Dist. Atty. Roerich
 Eleanor Parker as Katherine Richardson
 Jerry Stiller as Burt Orland
 Robin Strand as Willy Dwyer
 Granville Van Dusen as Clay Richardson
 Norman Bartold as Judge Tom Matlock
 Raleigh Bond as Captain Costa
 Stanley Brock as Arthur Penrose
 Camilla Carr as Kit
 Pola Miller as Bejay Matlock
 Tony Plana as Senor Rueda

See also
 List of American films of 1981
 Madame X

External links

1981 television films
1981 films
1981 drama films
American films based on plays
Films directed by Robert Ellis Miller
Films with screenplays by Edward Anhalt
NBC network original films
Universal Pictures films
American drama television films
1980s English-language films
1980s American films


Beatrice (Cookie) T. King, 74, of Keene, NH and formerly of Gilsum, NH and Middletown, CT, passed away suddenly on October 17, 2018 surrounded by her loved ones at Dartmouth Hitchcock Medical Center in Lebanon, NH.
She was born on August 29, 1944 in Plymouth, NH to her mother, Romona Wescott Audet and her father Philip Audet. She was raised in Gilsum, NH and later spent most of her adult life in Middletown, CT returning to Keene in her retirement years.
Beatrice will always be remembered as a wonderful friend, a truly generous person and a wonderful baker. She loved sharing her delicious holiday cookies with all. Her family will especially remember her superb apple pie. She was also a caring and giving neighbor. She especially loved the beach and was very spiritual.
Bea was a popular and accomplished hairdresser for over 50 years, and was the owner of two styling salons for many years. She attended the New England School of Hairdressing and was a participant and attendee of many hairdressing shows locally and in New York City to keep her skills current.
She is survived by her loving husband, Roy King, of Keene, her daughter Theresa Tine Benedetto and her husband Doug Benedetto of Wethersfield , CT, and her son Duane Tine and his wife Wendy Tine of Lexington South Carolina, formerly of East Hampton, CT. She was also a very proud grandmother to Marissa Benedetto and Austin Benedetto of Wethersfield, CT and Bryden Tine of Lexington, SC and the loving step-grandmother to Carla Segda, the late Robert Segda, and step-great grandmother to Giovanni Mountcastle.
She is also survived by her sisters Virginia Dutton, Lorraine Purdy, Kaye Pierson, Faye Sherrick and Carolyn Bosely and brother Raymond Audet all of Keene, NH. She is also survived by many nieces and nephews, cousins and friends. She is predeceased by her brothers, Lyle Audet, Armand Audet and Harold Audet.
Family and friends are invited to call at the Fletcher Funeral Home, Marlboro Street, Keene, NH between the hours of 7:00 pm and 9:00 pm on Friday evening, October 19, 2018.
I don't have memories of her because I was so young when my sister Louise and I stayed at the family home in Gilsum for one summer.
Nonetheless, I always heard of her from the Audet aunts and uncles and older cousins. She was well loved and cared about. When uncle Raymond was in the nursing home, she would send cards to him on behalf of the family and always had a kind word for him.
It's always so hard to send someone to heaven because we will miss them being where we can hold them physically. Now she's being held in your heart and God's arms.
Please accept my condolences for all of you.
From our hearts in Maine to yours.
I'm so sorry to hear about Bea (Cookie). I got to know her from Clinton where she and my cousin Joanne Inferrera had time shares and were very dear friends. I pray they're both together in Heaven and in peace. Extending my deepest sympathy and prayers to all who knew and loved Cookie.


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Showerwall is available in a wide range of colours, finishes and size specifications to suit every bathroom. Showerwall is designed to stay beautiful too. That's why, when fitted as directed, Showerwall come with a watertight 15 year guarantee.
The 600mm panels are fitted together using a simple tongue & grooved method. The 900 & 1200mm panels are all square cut and fit together using Showerwalls fixing trims (sold separately).


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Roll Call Vote: Confirmation of Pittman
The Senate confirmed the following nominations by voice vote:
1. Executive Calendar #48, Karin J. Immergut, of Oregon, to be U.S. District Judge for the District of Oregon.
2. Executive Calendar #55, John Milton Younge, of Pennsylvania, to be U.S. District Judge for the Eastern District of Pennsylvania.
3. Executive Calendar #351, Mary M. Rowland, of Illinois, to be U.S. District Judge for the Northern District of Illinois.
At 3:03pm, the Senate began a 15 minute roll call vote on Executive Calendar #205, Mark T. Pittman, of Texas, to be United States District Judge for the Northern District of Texas.
1. Executive Calendar #231, Jeffrey Vincent Brown, of Texas, to be United States District Judge for the Southern District of Texas;
2. Executive Calendar #232, Brantley Starr, of Texas, to be United States District Judge for the Northern Distict of Texas;
3. Executive Calendar #345, Jason K. Pulliam, of Texas, to be United States District Judge for the Western District of Texas;
4. Executive Calendar #350, Martha Maria Pacold, of Illinois, to be United States District Judge for the Northern District of Illinois;
5. Executive Calendar #364, William Shaw Stickman IV, of Pennsylvania, to be United States District Judge for the Western District of Pennsylvania;
6. Executive Calendar #402, Kelly Craft, of Kentucky, to be the Representative of the United States of America to the United Nations


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Organic Synthesis in Nonionic Microemulsions
Doctoral thesis, 2003
The aim of this work has been to explore the use of microemulsions as reaction media for organic synthesis. Another important aim has been to improve the understanding of the reaction kinetics and the mechanism of the reaction in this type of surfactant system. Three different types of reactions have been investigated in this work, which has been performed mainly with nonionic microemulsions. As expected, the reactions studied were much faster in a microemulsion compared to the same reactions performed in a corresponding two-phase system. Most reaction rates have been monitored by 1H-NMR, but in one study UV spectroscopy was employed as method. It has been shown that the reactions proceed well in microemulsions based on nonionic surfactants; however, the reaction rate is very dependent on surfactant type. To be more specific, a large difference in reaction rate was found when performing a SN2 reaction in a microemulsion based on an alcohol ethoxylate compared with the same reaction in a very similar microemulsion based on a sugar surfactant. The high reactivity in microemulsions based on alcohol ethoxylates is believed to be due to a favourable microenvironment in the reaction zone. However, it was shown that in both microemulsion types the reaction rate was almost independent of the choice of counterion to the attacking nucleophile. This indicates that complexation of the cation with the surfactant headgroup seems not to be of importance. The reactions in the microemulsions based on alcohol ethoxylates ran surprisingly fast compared to reactions in protic solvents such as methanol. The reaction kinetics was also compared with those found in other self-assembly structures. The reactivity order was micelle > one-phase microemulsion = Winsor system > liquid crystalline phase. Other parameters that affected the reaction kinetics were interfacial area, local concentration of reactants within the subvolumes of the microemulsion, and temperature. The combination of phase transfer catalysis and the microemulsion approach, i.e., performing a reaction in a microemulsion in presence of a phase transfer agent was shown to be a successful concept. The reaction in the microemulsion was accelerated when a phase transfer agent was added and was faster than the reaction in the two-phase system with phase transfer agent.
organic reaction
phase behaviour
microemulsion
reaction kinetics
Maria Häger
Chalmers, Department of Materials and Surface Chemistry
Doktorsavhandlingar vid Chalmers tekniska högskola. Ny serie: 2063