text:
MHI to Install Marine Diesel Engine Testing Equipment
Source: www.gulfoilandgas.com 10/15/2010, Location: Asia
Mitsubishi Heavy Industries, Ltd. (MHI) will install testing equipment for two-stroke, low-speed marine diesel engines at the company's Kobe Shipyard & Machinery Works in Hyogo, Japan. Installation is slated for completion in the spring of 2012. The testing system will be used for verification of various elemental technologies to satisfy the Tier III nitrogen oxide (NOx) emission standards of the International Maritime Organization (IMO). Those standards require operators of marine diesel engines installed on ships constructed on or after January 1, 2016 and operating in emissions-controlled areas to reduce NOx emissions by about 80% from the current Tier I regulated level.
The "4UE-X3" testing system will be manufactured based on MHI's Mitsubishi-UE Diesel Engine "UEC60LSE-Eco" model, an electronically controlled 600 millimeter cylinder-bore four-cylinder engine. In preparing to satisfy Tier III regulations, MHI has already begun verification of the company's de-NOx system that adopts selective catalytic reduction (SCR)* and will verify elemental technologies such as exhaust gas recirculation (EGR) and stratified water injection by the new testing system. In operating the testing equipment, MHI also plans to test technology for MEET - the Mitsubishi Marine Energy & Environmental Technical Solution System, a scheme whereby the company is aiming to propose various MHI marine-use machinery products as a package.
MHI has been operating a single-cylinder testing machine at its Nagasaki Research & Development Center, but opted to introduce multi-cylinder large-size testing equipment in order to accommodate the need for the company's engines to satisfy increasingly stringent environmental regulations in the coming years. Through introduction of the new testing system MHI will also accelerate further development of energy-saving related technologies as a global leader in the low-speed marine diesel industry, toward commercialization of even more reliable and efficient products.
Adjoining the new testing equipment, MHI will set up a training facility where disassembly maintenance work of major components of both electronically and mechanically controlled diesel engines can be practiced. By locating the training center near to the testing system, trainings of engine operation and maintenance using the test machine will be possible. With these two facilities, MHI will be able to respond to customers' needs and provide enhanced high-quality services globally, at the same time upgrading after-sale service capability of UE engine licensees in Japan and other countries. Leveraging its comprehensive strength in handling all processes from engine development and design to manufacture, the company will thereby further strengthen its services to customers and licensees in both production and maintenance technology.
Note: Selective catalytic reduction is regarded to be a cost-efficient method that has minimal negative impact on fuel efficiency and eliminates the need for platinum, a precious metal, in a de-NOx catalyst. Used in combination with other methods, SCR achieves high de-NOx capability.
Marine Diesel Engine News in Japan >>
L&T Hydrocarbon Engineering Awarded Offshore Contract from ONGC
India >> 1/7/2021 - L&T Hydrocarbon Engineering (LTHE), a wholly owned subsidiary of Larsen & Toubro, has secured a Contract from Oil & Natural Gas Corporation (ONGC) f...
Natural Gas Demand Poised For Long-Term Growth
Russia >> 12/23/2020 - The Gazprom Board of Directors took note of the information concerning the impacts of the events of 2020 on the long-term outlook for the global energ...
Shearwater Awarded Western Offshore India 3D Contract by ONGC
India >> 12/21/2020 - Shearwater GeoServices Holding AS (Shearwater) announced the award of a 3D broadband marine seismic acquisition contract by ONGC in the Western Offsho...
Gazprom & LUKOIL Sign Master Agreement to Develop Two Fields
Russia >> 12/21/2020 - Alexey Miller, Chairman of the Gazprom Management Committee, and Vagit Alekperov, President of LUKOIL, signed the Master Agreement on the terms of the...
Related Categories: Diesel Engine Engine Parts General Generating Sets Generators Marine Diesel Engine Power Pack Turbines (General) Turbines: Gas Turbines: Hydro Turbines: Steam
Related Articles: Diesel Engine Engine Parts General Generating Sets Generators Marine Diesel Engine Power Pack Turbines (General) Turbines: Gas Turbines: Hydro Turbines: Steam
Japan Oil & Gas 1 >> 2 | 3 | 4 | 5 | 6 | 7 | 8 |
Caterpillar Marine Introduces the CAT� C32B Marine Engine
MHIET to Build Collaborative Framework with Seika Corp.
Samsung Heavy to Advance Smart Ship Technology in Cooperation with Equipment Producers
Gazpromneft Marine Bunker Increases Sales in Black Sea Region by 22%
MHI Receives Order from Hitachi Zosen for High-pressure Gas Supply System for Marine Engines
Wartsila, MAN Diesel & Turbo & Winterthur Gas & Diesel to Collaborate on Major EU-Funded Project
Marine Engine Oils Production Agreement Signed
MHI Develops Gas Supply System for Marine Engines
Oil & Gas Companies in Japan >>
MHI Delivers 2 Replacement Steam Generators
MHI to Market Three New Gasoline Engines
MHI Licenses MET Turbocharger manufacturing to Doosan
MHI Begin Installation of J-Series Gas Turbine
LNG Carriers
AZ BD BN CN GE HK ID IN IR JP KH KR KZ MM MN MY PG PH PK RU SG TH TJ TM TW UA UZ VN


text:
Andrew Scruggs
Ph.D. Student, Pardee RAND Graduate School, and Assistant Policy Researcher, RAND
Jay Balagna
Assistant Policy Researcher, RAND; Ph.D. Student, Pardee RAND Graduate School
>Reprint and Linking Permissions Information
Reprint and Linking Permissions
All requests from publishers, instructors, or authors to use material published by the RAND Corporation must be submitted in writing to either the Copyright Clearance Center (CCC) or to the RAND Corporation's permissions manager. *
The Copyright Clearance Center is authorized to handle some permission requests for the RAND Corporation. Contact CCC by phone at 978-750-8400 or by fax at 978-750-4470. If you prefer to contact the RAND Corporation directly, or if the material being requested is outside the jurisdiction of CCC, call or send email to:
Beth Bernstein
1776 Main Street, P.O. Box 2138
Santa Monica, CA 90401-2138
E-mail: Beth_Bernstein@rand.org
Once permission is granted in writing from the RAND Corporation for a specific use, it must be acknowledged that permission was expressly granted by the RAND Corporation, Santa Monica, CA. The RAND Corporation must be cited as the original source and copyright holder, along with the title and year of publication followed by the words "Reprinted with permission."
* Exceptions to this include reports funded by the Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation. See permissions information on these materials below.
Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation Funded Reports
Reports funded by the Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation are published on "Open Access" terms, under the Creative Commons Attribution 4.0 Generic License (CC BY 4.0) or an equivalent license. All users of the publication are permitted to copy and redistribute the material in any medium or format and transform and build upon the material, including for any purpose (including commercial) without further permission or fees being required.
Learn more at gatesfoundation.org
Linking Permissions
Unauthorized posting of RAND PDF's to your site is prohibited. However, you may post direct text hyperlinks to RAND documents without written permission.
When linking to RAND documents, we prefer that you link to the HTML product page (e.g., http://www.rand.org/pubs/research_reports/RR1114.html) rather than the PDF associated with it. By linking to our site, you help RAND measure interest in our reports and ensure that your visitors are downloading the current version of our work.
Request a RAND Photo
To request a photo from RAND, please use this form. To request permission to use a photo already in your possession, please email permissions@rand.org.
Ordering Options and Information
U.S./Canadian Distributor (NBN)
Translation Rights
Delivery and Shipping/Handling Charges
Out-of-Stock Products

redpajama_set_name: RedPajamaCommonCrawl


Philippines. Cebu. Olango Island. Tanglenetted at 60-80 m. Male. CW 69 mm.
Philippines. Bohol. Collected by local fishermen by tangle nets at 100 m. CW 70 mm.
Tanglenetted at 120-150 m. Olango. Philippines. CW 13 mm.
Philippines. Balicasag Island. Tanglenetted at 100 m. CW 60 mm.
Philippines. Balicasag Island. Tanglenetted at 100 m. With barnacle growth. CW 60 mm.
Philippines. Mactan. From local fisheries. Excellent specimen. Female. CW 60 mm.
From local fishermen, tanglenetted at 100 m. Bantayan Islands. Philippines. 2008. CW 41 mm.


OPENING RECEPTION - FRIDAY, MARCH 1, 7 - 9 P.M.
The vast expanse of land between the East and West coasts may be one that is often overlooked and referred to as "Flyover Country", although there is tremendous pride found in the people of the American heartland and a strong presence of talented photographers. In this exhibition we are looking to identify photographs with an aesthetic that emerges from the land and culture of the center of America through portraits, documentary approaches, and images of place. By curating a boldly Midwestern story through photographs, we hope to expose visual impressions of how ordinary people, familiar land, and domestic environments establish a truth that speaks to America's strengths, fragility, and even its flaws. At a time when urban and rural parts of the United States are becoming more divided, having an avenue for conversation and mutual appreciation through visual narrative is key. Flyover Country will focus on appreciating the beauty, individuality, and vastness of an aesthetic that is uniquely Midwestern American.


A discussion at one of our recent group meetings, reminded me of the interesting history behind the observation of the Photoelectric Effect. Some of these classic papers are quite impressive, especially as experimental feats. While the photoelectric effect was first observed by Heinrich Hertz, Phillip von Lenard, and others, it was the experiment of Robert Andrews Millikan that finally showed Einstein's theory to be correct.
To briefly review, the Photoelectric Effect describes the emission of negative particles (electrons) from a metallic surface when it is exposed to light. The key features of the effect are that 1) increasing the intensity of the incident light increases the number of electrons emitted from the surface, 2) the kinetic energy of the emitted electrons depends linearly on the frequency of the light, and 3) there is no minimum light intensity required to emit electrons. The first feature was not surprising, this follows our increased-energy-in means increased-energy-out intuition. The second feature indicates that the energy of light corresponds to its frequency, this was a very new idea at the time, especially since the concept of the photon had only barely been introduced. The third feature also contradicted the picture of light at the time, physicists expected that if the intensity were low enough, the metal surface would never accumulate enough energy to eject an electron, and even if it did, the electron energy would have to be lower for lower intensities.
Which equates the maximum kinetic energy of the emitted electron to the difference between the photon energy and the work function of the metal, . This has been widely considered as proof of the photon picture, however in the 1960's, Lamb and Scully showed that the photoelectric effect can be explained by assuming that the detector atoms are quantized, but that the field is not (i.e., by assuming light to be a classical wave) . In any case, it is compelling evidence for quantum theory and, as the title to Millikan's paper indicates, it allows one to determine Plank's constant. Millikan reports 6.57e-27 and 0.5 percent accuracy, while the established value is 6.626e-27 erg sec, which means the modern value was just above his error bar.
Millikan recognized, after von Lenard's experiment, that the metal surface must be very clean, something that was difficult to do at the time even in moderate vacuum because alkali metals oxidize so quickly. What he conceived of was a "a machine shop in vacuo," where he would make a fresh cut of the metal under vacuum and then perform the experiment. This may not sound crazy today, but between 1905 and 1915, in the early days of the Ford Model T and the telephone, Millikan was able to construct at least 9 versions of his impressive apparatus.
The apparatus consists of one large glass bulb kept under vacuum. Within the bulb is a wheel with three cylinders of metal: sodium, lithium, and potassium. The wheel can be rotated, such that one metal cylinder faces a knife (K) which can be actuated toward the metal sample via electromagnet (F). Various stops and collars (M,N,M') regulate the depth of the cut. Shavings from each cut gather in the enlarged lower portion of the bulb. After a fresh cut is made, the sample wheel rotates to present the sample to light entering the window at (O). Electrodes (B,C) are used to determine the photocurrent for various potential differences between the sample and the Faraday cylinder (indicated by dashed lines).
The details of the detector are described in various places, and aren't particularly unique to this experiment. The cool part is how Millikan recognized that to make an accurate measurement he needed a freshly-cut sample. But beyond recognizing, he made it work, in the face of plenty of things that could have—and probably did—go wrong. In particular, I am curious about a statement on page 362 of his article: "The measurements, herewith reported related only to the sodium and the lithium, an accident having prevented the inclusion of data on potassium at the present time." Given how dramatically all of these elements react to water vapor, I hope that accident wasn't too serioius.
This experiment is still impressive 90 years later, and even though we have much better equipment now, it would be quite a project to put a machine shop inside a vacuum chamber.
 W. E. Lamb, Jr. and M. O. Scully, "The photoelectric effect without photons," in Polarization, Matière et Rayonnement (Presses University de France, Paris, 1969).
This entry was posted in experiments, physics and tagged history, optics, photoelectric. Bookmark the permalink.
Who do you think manufacture the best photoelectric sensors for industrial applications in the US?
Hello, I found your article when searching for Lamb and Scully's paper. Since you are an expert in optics, would you advice on how to understand if photon is necessary to understand this effect? A commenter in my blog wrote that photoelectric effect cannot be explained without photon. Lamb and Scully's abstract claims that this is a misconception.
The simplest explanation is that Einstein used the quantized electric field (i.e., photons) to explain the photoelectric effect, while Lamb and Scully show that it is only necessary to use a quantum description of the metal atoms. The full quantum treatment is consistent, as it should be, but is more detailed than necessary to explain the experimental results. In other words, a semiclassical theory can be used to describe the photoelectric effect, hence, it should not be used as proof for the existence of photons.
To prove the existence of photons, one should turn to experiments that utilize intensity interference such as those conducted by Hanburry-Brown, and Twiss. In a typical version of this experiment, a single photon field is split on a beamsplitter and one measures correlations between the detection signals at the two beamsplitter outputs.


Chubb offers cutting edge property and business income solutions tailored specifically for life sciences companies. We have a dedicated, multinational team of underwriting, risk engineering and claim staff focused on providing products and services specifically designed for your industry.
Automatic blanket limit of $500,000 applies to up to 12 Coverages in the property insurance contract, allowing insurance dollars to be allocated where they are needed most following a loss. Additional limits may be purchased.
Broad "all-risk" property perils included, such as water damage, inundation, abrupt and accidental mechanical breakdown.
"All-risk" Change in controlled environment insurance applies to spoilage of perishable property at owned locations, unnamed and newly acquired locations and in transit.
Contamination including bacteria, mold, mildew, microorganisms, viruses, pathogens, radiation or airborne microbes. Coverage is afforded at scheduled, unnamed and newly acquired locations.
Condemnation of undamaged stock by government authority insurance applies when stock has not suffered any direct physical loss or damage, but has been condemned by a regulatory authority in the wake of an insured property loss.
Research and development property includes processes or cultures, prototypes and formulas produced and directly associated with research and development operations. Research and development property is insured against broad all-risk property perils, including disappearance and errors in system programming.
Contamination cleanup and removal insurance responds to costs incurred to clean up or remove contaminants, including radioactive contaminants from land, water or air.
Failure to Meet Specifications insurance provides coverage for property which suffers a reduction in value from to a covered peril, even in the absence of direct physical loss or damage to property.
Operational restoration extends business income protection beyond physical restoration of property. Loss continues to be paid until operations are restored to the level that would have existed but for the covered property loss, a period of time that includes revalidation of the plant by regulatory authorities.
Extra Expense insurance is included without sublimit. Extra Expense can be used to avoid or minimize a business income loss.
Dependent business premises is included with a $250,000 worldwide limit. Higher limits are available at scheduled locations. Responds to business income losses you incur when covered direct physical loss or damage occurs at a supplier's or customer's premises.
Research and development income includes continuing normal operating and payroll expenses for research and development operations, even when a company is not generating a profit; as well as net profit from milestone payments or other financial contributions that you would have earned if the covered property loss had not occurred.
New product delay insurance allows you to recover lost income arising out of a delay in bringing a new product, or an enhancement to an existing product to market in the wake of a property claim.


text:
I-75, M-59 among 2017's big road construction projects
Lengthy stretches of busy Metro Detroit highways are part of the 2017 Michigan road construction season. Plan ahead
Metro Detroit's road construction projects for 2017 include two portions of I-75 — north and south of Detroit — and a busy stretch of M-59 in Macomb County.
Michigan has only two seasons: winter and road construction.
And winter is over.
Now MDOT is going full speed ahead with road construction work and big projects planned for roads in Metro Detroit. When the orange barrels appear, Michigan drivers face longer drive times and major inconvenience.
Heading Downriver? Road construction means I-75 is out
People who live in the Downriver area of Metro Detroit already are experiencing big road construction aggravation.
In what could be one of southeast Michigan's biggest road construction projects, crews in February shut down eight miles of southbound I-75 between Springwells Street in Detroit (just a few miles south of downtown Detroit) and Northline Road in Southgate.
This closure is so road construction crews can, over a two-year period, resurface the 1.63-mile Rouge River bridge — the longest concrete surface in the state, according to MDOT — as well as 13 other bridges.
For drivers, this means going as far as 50 miles round-trip out of their way. Local drivers coming from downtown Detroit have been using Fort Street (M-85) or Jefferson Avenue to get to their homes in River Rouge, Ecorse, Lincoln Park, Allen Park, Southgate, Trenton, Wyandotte and Woodhaven. Meanwhile, express traffic heading past the area is being detoured to westbound I-96 (at its terminus at the Ambassador Bridge), then to southbound I-275, which will take motorists to southbound I-75 at Newport.
Multi-year road construction project on I-75 hits central Oakland County hub
Further north on I-75, from May through September, drivers in Oakland County will experience lane closures for three miles between Coolidge Highway and South Boulevard. This is part of the I-75 Corridor Project, which by 2030 will have an extra lane of traffic added to I-75 between M-59 and Eight Mile Road (M-102).
Part of this year's project includes a complete overhaul of the freeway-style Square Lake Road interchange in Bloomfield Township. This is a busy hub, with tens of thousands of drivers coming from and going to Bloomfield Hills, Waterford Township, Pontiac and West Bloomfield.
In addition, both Adams Road exits will be closed throughout this project, so Troy and Bloomfield Township residents will need to use exits at Crooks or Square Lake roads.
Road construction under way on Macomb's most menacing boulevard
In Macomb County, nearly four miles of Hall Road (M-59) — a boulevard that's considered by area motorists to be one of the most loathed thoroughfares — are being reconstructed between M-53 and Garfield Road. This is the first phase of a two-year project that will replace the concrete with asphalt, improve ramps and drainage, and install modern traffic signals. By the end of 2018, a fourth lane will be added in each direction.
Our attorneys at Michigan Auto Law know Hall Road all too well. Two intersections along this road — one at Schoenherr Road, the other at Romeo Plank Road — regularly appear on our annual Michigan's Most Dangerous Intersections list. Big-box stores, restaurants, medical centers, Macomb Community College's main campus, two shopping malls and housing developments adorn both sides of the 50 mph road. With up to 90,000 vehicles traveling the road daily and subject to perpetual gridlock, it's no wonder the locals dub it "Hell Road."
We strongly caution you to be safe while lanes are closed on this road and any of the other roads MDOT will be repairing this year.
Road construction safety tips to protect construction workers and prevent car crashes in construction zones
While driving through these and other areas during road construction, please don't forget: fines and points for speeding are doubled. Always slow down in construction zones and watch for workers.
Our auto attorneys have represented people injured in construction zones and construction workers who have been injured and killed by careless drivers. These are terrible crashes and they almost always can be prevented by following these safety pointers for driving through construction zones. These tips specifically focus on how we can better protect construction workers from being hit by passing motorists and how we can all avoid or minimize our risk of being involved in a construction zone car crash.
Tips to avoiding construction zone accidents
Do drivers who speed in construction zones deserve more lenient penalties?
Michigan road construction


I hope you had a great Christmas with family and friends.
So hard to believe it is almost 2014. Where did the year go? If you go out to celebrate the new year please be careful.
Not a lot on the movie front this week. Gives you time to catch up on the movies you didn't get passes for or to see some again that you really loved.


Easy That's how you'd like life to be, right? Especially when you're creating a website on your own. But that doesn't mean you want the site to look severe and just functional. you want it to be pretty , smart and also respond and move when you interact with it, while saying all that you want to say to its visitors .
When it comes to designing your site, there are 2 ways you can ultimately go. a) Designing for yourself and no one else, b) Designing to fit web marketing and customer attracting methods.
Humans And Spiders - Both Visitors Are Key To Flourishing Work At Home Websites!
Your website presents your online image to the world and it reflects the values of your work at home business to numerous visitors every single day.
Is your website taking forever to load because of all the heavy graphics you're using? How long does it takes for a modest DIALUP user to wait patiently for a website to completely load up on his/her browser? 60 seconds? 30 seconds?
Can I Hear Your Web Site?
A web site makes great eye candy, but can your web site engage senses other than sight?
That's right. Your method, behavior and strategy you are now using to manage your website may be justifiable reasons to stop it as soon as possible. Right now, there are millions of websites on the Internet, many of them are dead static pages with not or very few visitors.
A website is like an information flow, with you as the provider and your site visitors as the receivers of the information. If you don't plan your website with this in mind right from the start, you could find yourself with a brand new website that solves all your immediate needs... but not those of your site visitors.
Websites, there are literally billions of them out there in cyber-space. How many of them do you go to and just think this is boring, bland, or hard to use? It seems like too many to mention. So what makes a good website? I reckon it's about interaction. You've got to make the visitor interested. You've got to grab their attention. Many sites use plenty of bright and shiny gimmicks to attract you, but once you make it through to the content of the site it's just not worthy.


Extract of sample "Ergonomic Problems"
Anthropometrics enables the customization of machine controls, position, and design to adapt to the worker's physical built, equivalent capability, and movements. Explain the role of biomechanics when solving ergonomic problems.
Ergonomic Problems Essay Example | Topics and Well Written Essays - 750 Words. https://studentshare.org/business/1583190-ergonomic-problems.
"Ergonomic Problems Essay Example | Topics and Well Written Essays - 750 Words", n.d. https://studentshare.org/business/1583190-ergonomic-problems.
Let us write or edit the essay on your topic "Ergonomic Problems" with a personal 20% discount.
Let us find you another Essay on topic Ergonomic Problems for FREE!


on the outskirts of the aristocratic suburb of Halepa; remarkably close to the center and the old Venetian harbor of Chania.
This 4 storey hotel with elevator offers just 23 rooms with sea or city views, a 24 hour reception, 24 hour room service, an outdoor patio for shaded summer seating, indoor lounge, dining and a bar area. Just steps from the sea and with private parking facilities- a rare find in Chania, Irida Hotel makes for the wisest choice for Chania accommodation.
Warm beige and brown colours, leather sofas, fine furniture and splashes of bright décor elevate this city hotel adding flair and character. Ideally situated just a short walk from the center of Chania and the old town, Irida Hotel's caring and helpful staff ensure the pleasure and satisfaction for any business or pleasure travel.


Hiatus gonna hiate. published on 31 December 2012 Read more posts by the author of Hiatus gonna hiate., Steve5 Comments on Hiatus gonna hiate.
As has probably been obvious for a goodly long time now, Dark Places has fallen into inactivity. This is for a variety of reasons – initially because I'd started a new job which used up a lot of the time and energy that had previously gone into making the comic, then later because I realised that I'd become lost and a little burned-out on it. Each page was taking a lot of hours to draw, and I was having a hard time summoning up the enthusiasm to continue. I do appreciate that right in the middle of a chapter is by no means a good place to make such a discovery, and for that I can only apologise. I'd like to return to Dark Places eventually, but I'm not sure when that'll happen. I'm very grateful to all of you who've kept checking back in the hope of a new update and leaving messages of hope and anticipation; I'm also very sorry to keep disappointing you, and feel it's best to (belatedly) clarify exactly how things lie at the moment.
In the meantime, if you're still interested in following my work I've been working on Dungeon Grind, which has proven to be a much-needed change of, well, everything. Short-form, humour, relatively quick to make, it's quite a different animal from Dark Places and has used different creative muscles. It does have kobolds in it, though, so I guess it's not entirely dissimilar. That's where I am at the moment, in any case.
Previous post: The artist at work.
It's good to hear about you and that you're alive, and shame with all the trouble and busy and not being able to update for a whole year. I do hope you'll manage to get back to the comic (as well as certain other projects I'm expecting) eventually, because it's been a bloody good one – but as usual, no rush.
I think I'll check Dungeon Grind in the meantime, though.
Glad to see you've found a creative outlet you enjoy! I think you've an interesting imagination, and I'm happy to see what of it you've been able to share with us in Dark Places. Regardless of whether or not you ever return to it, it's definitely been a joy to read.
I didn't realize that was you. Coincidentally I have dungeon grind on rss too.
Reading this series has been invigorating. I'd love to see more of it should that be possible. I too didn't know you were the author behind Dungeon Grind so what a happy surprise!
Are there any printed versions of these chapters still out there? I'd love physical copies if that is at all an option.
Keep up the great work! Waiting is always worth it!


Downtown has 1000s of new units, yet it feels unwelcoming to many.
What's not to like about all those new units of progress?
Maybe I picked the wrong season. The storm clouds this December morning are looming about 40 feet off the ground, and even the peacocks in Beacon Hill Park (I'm now parked within sight of the petting zoo, nursing a large, two creams, two sugars) are clumsily attempting suicide by jumping out of trees.
I initiated and organized the Downtown 2020 conference several years ago to study and attempt to plan for the rosy and singular future of this place. The confected vision, you won't be surprised to learn, was of thousands of residential newcomers, walking arm-in-arm on gorgeous boulevards, admiring the clever and provocative public art and beautiful, generous landscaping; shopping, and leaving the friendly and appreciative merchants successful and happy; they'd be sitting at tables outside their favourite konditorei, the very picture and essence of gemütlichkeit, animatedly discussing (in, say, a Prague-inflected English—think Viktor Laszlo in Casablanca) the Victoria Art Gallery's massive Klimt retrospective, the just-released new Don deLillo novel, trip-planning to Spain, and other choice pickings from that conversational buffet.
The thesis was so simple, logical, commonsense: lots of new Downtown buildings filled with lots of new Downtowners conducting their lives in Downtown's public realm, making everything safe, socially fizzy, successful—essentially, the theoretically sound (but never actually materializing) 2+2=4 of Downtown land use planning and social design (and swooning romantic idealism).
Instead, we witness a work-in-progress of isolation, alienation, fortification; a streetscape of by-and-large desultory urban dormitories, hard and unwelcoming monuments to risk management, when what we need is buoyant, arms-open architectural expressions of the ever-perfecting human project. If we decorated our birthday cakes the way we decorate our buildings, all of us would blow our brains, not the candles, out.
Oh, a little thing known as the near-total shift of human values, social meanings and practices, consciousness, sensibilities, behaviours. The 21st century, that's wha hoppen. Times have changed, to put it witlessly.
"But, but, this is Vienn—I mean, Victoria," you sputter, "the Land that Time Forgot!" Not a chance, sonny or honey. I mean, you must have some idea of what's going on. Two little words: civilizational tectonics.
Look, we steer, or try to steer, by icons, symbols, social signals, corner points (real or seeming) in our restless progress: home, family, opportunity, future, job, faith, politics, and a clutch of others. What made them valid doesn't necessarily sustain their validity in this time of shortening forevers. Often as not, this produces cultural dislocation leading to hollow language, words that may still have some symbolic heft, but that no longer manage the emotional traffic, no longer truly tell us who we are, or how to behave, or how to order our values or shape and manage experience. In some circles, this is called cultural relativism; in others, the end of the effing world.
If you add together all of the brand-new, recently or just-completed Downtown and shoulder-area residential projects, and those under various stages of construction, plus all of the development rumours, where property is being quietly offered for sale, or has been acquired, plans being drawn up, and where approvals will soon be given and ground broken—roughly, north to Capital Iron (whose entire property is currently for sale), south to the Empress (including that hollow yesteryear hulk of a Customs House building beside the Causeway, its memorable shell now held in place by a girder system), northeast a few blocks past Wellburn's at Cook and Pandora (also sold, I believe), east of Cook a block or two up the Fort/Yates/ Johnson/Pandora shoulder—we are talking about at least 40 projects with a guesstimated average unit count of 100, and perhaps 1.5 residents average per dwelling.
That's a likely 6,000 newcomers calling Downtown home, now and soon…and Downtown physically, commercially, socially transformed. In three to four years—no time at all, in terms of Downtown's evolution—you will barely recognize Downtown, barely be able to reconcile your earlier mental picture of Downtown's quaint and pokey feel and ground-hugging scale with the quickly emerging physical reality. The memory-to-modernity balance will have shifted, making what remains of the old Downtown feel more I-remember-when, more museological, and less the defining qualitative centrepiece of the Victoria identity.
Downtown will be vastly more populous, but how will the streets feel? Will Downtown present a more compelling case for frequent visits by all of us out-of-Downtowners, or will it seem unrecognizable to a lot of us, a candidate for the kind of dismissal directed at most North American Downtowns (including Vancouver's): "I don't go down there unless I have to"?
How to get there from here? How to break the dismal pattern of reticence and strangerhood and turn the public realm into an outdoor living room, something socially and visually operatic, a beautiful, generous, richly furnished, hopeful arrival-point from dormitory isolation and privacy to the public warmth and comfort of the human family?
It's time for a series of urban design charrettes: critical, analytical study sessions structured (and strictured) to force coitus on "extra" and "ordinary." Oh, and a vast amount of funding. I'm sorry City councillors didn't impose a development cost charge of $5,000 per new Downtown door four years ago. They, we, would now have a Downtown public realm amenity kitty approaching $20,000,000.
"Civilized progress," letter-writer Gibson requested. I don't share his anxieties about Fort Street, but civilized progress sounds just peachy.
Founder of Open Space and co-founder of Monday Magazine, Gene Miller is currently promoting ASH, an affordable housing concept.


text:
package de.tmgdx.em.gui.screeens;

import com.badlogic.gdx.Gdx;
import com.badlogic.gdx.Net.HttpMethods;
import com.badlogic.gdx.Net.HttpResponse;
import com.badlogic.gdx.scenes.scene2d.Actor;
import com.badlogic.gdx.scenes.scene2d.ui.Skin;
import com.badlogic.gdx.scenes.scene2d.ui.Stack;
import com.badlogic.gdx.scenes.scene2d.ui.Table;
import com.badlogic.gdx.scenes.scene2d.ui.TextButton;
import com.badlogic.gdx.scenes.scene2d.ui.TextField;
import com.badlogic.gdx.scenes.scene2d.utils.ChangeListener;
import com.badlogic.gdx.utils.Array;
import com.badlogic.gdx.utils.Json;

import de.tmgdx.em.Constants;
import de.tmgdx.em.gui.screeens.HttpContentObject.Command;

public class ConfigStack extends Stack {
	private Array<Array<TextField>> posTextFieldArray2D;
	private Array<TextField> nameTextFieldArray;
	private TextField dataNameTextField;

	public ConfigStack(Skin skin) {
		posTextFieldArray2D = new Array<Array<TextField>>();
		nameTextFieldArray = new Array<TextField>();
		nameTextFieldArray.add(new TextField("Name", skin));
		posTextFieldArray2D.add(new Array<TextField>());
		init(skin);
	}

	private String textFieldArrayToString(Array<TextField> nameTextFieldArray) {
		String string = "";
		for (int i = 0; i < nameTextFieldArray.size; i++) {
			string = string.concat(nameTextFieldArray.get(i).getText());
			if (i + 1 < nameTextFieldArray.size)
				string = string.concat(":");
		}
		return string;
	}

	private byte[] textFieldArray2DToByteArray(
			Array<Array<TextField>> posTextFieldArray2D) {
		// TODO make it more flexible e.g. A1
		byte[] bytes = new byte[posTextFieldArray2D.size
				* posTextFieldArray2D.first().size * 2];
		int i = 0;
		for (Array<TextField> array : posTextFieldArray2D) {
			for (TextField textField : array) {
				String text = textField.getText();
				// textField Format must be "1:1" for A1
				String[] stringArray = text.split(":");
				bytes[i++] = Byte.parseByte(stringArray[0]);
				bytes[i++] = Byte.parseByte(stringArray[1]);
			}
		}
		return bytes;
	}

	private void init(final Skin skin) {
		this.clear();
		this.setSize(
				Constants.VIEWPORT_GUI_WIDTH * (1 - StackEnum.CON_PORTION),
				Constants.VIEWPORT_GUI_HEIGHT);
		this.setPosition(Constants.VIEWPORT_GUI_WIDTH * StackEnum.CON_PORTION,
				0);

		if (nameTextFieldArray.size == 0)
			nameTextFieldArray.add(new TextField("Name", skin));
		if (posTextFieldArray2D.size == 0)
			posTextFieldArray2D.add(new Array<TextField>());

		Table table = buildCoordinatTabel(skin, buildAddVarButton(skin));
		table.add().row();
		table.add(buildAddPosButton(skin));
		table.add(buildSaveButton(skin));
		this.add(table);
	}

	private Table buildCoordinatTabel(final Skin skin, TextButton btnAddVar) {
		Table table = new Table();
		dataNameTextField = new TextField("dataName", skin);
		table.add(dataNameTextField).row();

		for (int i = 0; i < nameTextFieldArray.size; i++) {
			table.add(nameTextFieldArray.get(i));
		}
		table.add(btnAddVar);
		for (Array<TextField> posTextFieldArray : posTextFieldArray2D) {
			table.row();
			for (int i = 0; i < nameTextFieldArray.size; i++)
				table.add(getPosTextField(skin, posTextFieldArray, i));
		}
		return table;
	}

	private TextField getPosTextField(final Skin skin,
			Array<TextField> posTextFieldArray, int index) {
		TextField posTextField = null;
		if (posTextFieldArray.size > index)
			posTextField = posTextFieldArray.get(index);
		else {
			posTextField = new TextField(generateCoordinate(), skin); // Position
			posTextFieldArray.add(posTextField);
		}
		return posTextField;
	}

	private String generateCoordinate() {
		// TODO add smart addition like in Excel
		return "1:1";
	}

	private TextButton buildAddVarButton(final Skin skin) {
		TextButton btnAddVar = new TextButton("+", skin);
		btnAddVar.addListener(new ChangeListener() {
			@Override
			public void changed(ChangeEvent event, Actor actor) {
				nameTextFieldArray.add(new TextField("Name", skin));
				init(skin);
			}
		});
		return btnAddVar;
	}

	private TextButton buildAddPosButton(final Skin skin) {
		TextButton btnAddPos = new TextButton("+", skin);
		btnAddPos.addListener(new ChangeListener() {
			@Override
			public void changed(ChangeEvent event, Actor actor) {
				posTextFieldArray2D.add(new Array<TextField>());
				init(skin);
			}
		});
		return btnAddPos;
	}

	private TextButton buildSaveButton(final Skin skin) {
		TextButton btnSave = new TextButton("Save", skin);
		btnSave.addListener(new ChangeListener() {
			@Override
			public void changed(ChangeEvent event, Actor actor) {
				saveConfigs();
			}
		});
		return btnSave;
	}

	private void saveConfigs() {
		new HttpRequestHelper(HttpMethods.POST, new HttpContentObject(
				Command.CONFIG, dataNameTextField.getText(),
				generateConfigDataset(posTextFieldArray2D, nameTextFieldArray))) {
			@Override
			protected void handleResponse(HttpResponse httpResponse) {
				// TODO save local configs + rerender
			}
		}.sendRequest();
	}

	private Array<String>[] generateConfigDataset(
			Array<Array<TextField>> posTextFieldArray2D,
			Array<TextField> nameTextFieldArray) {
		Array<String> nameArray = new Array<String>();
		for (TextField textField : nameTextFieldArray) {
			nameArray.add(textField.getText());
		}
		byte[] posByteArray = textFieldArray2DToByteArray(posTextFieldArray2D);
		Array<String> dataArray = new Array<String>();
		for (byte b : posByteArray) {
			dataArray.add(b + "");
		}

		return new Array[] { nameArray, dataArray };
	}

	private String dataToJsonString(Object data) {
		Json json = new Json();
		Gdx.app.log("dataToJson", json.prettyPrint(data));
		return json.toJson(data);
	}

}

redpajama_set_name: RedPajamaGithub


text:
Our favourite Heath Ledger performances
By CW Contributor on 5/4/2017
On the tenth anniversary of his death, we pick our favourite moments from the actor's oeuvre
'There were always cameras around,' says model Christina Cauchi in I Am Heath Ledger, the new documentary about the celebrated and much-missed actor who died in 2008. Ledger, as shown in the film's trailer, was always filming – himself, others, and the world around him – which means that I Am Heath Ledger should reveal another, more intimate side to the gorgeous Australian.
This makes the doc enormously appealing for anyone (i.e. us) who fell in love with Ledger through his movies. After you've watched the trailer below (the film only has a US release date so far – we'll let you know when that changes), check out our list of choice Heath Ledger's most irresistible performances.
Ah, you knew this was coming. You knew, as soon as you clicked here, that this list would begin with Heath singing 'Can't Take My Eyes Off You' on the bleachers in 10 Things I Hate About You. And despite knowing the scene backwards – despite having forms to fill and deadlines to meet and novels to write – you clicked anyway. And that's OK! Because there's something fundamentally soothing to the soul about being serenaded by Heath Ledger, on an American high-school football pitch, in 1999.
It was exactly Ledger's heartthrob status, based on such films as 10 Things I Hate About You, that made his casting in The Dark Knight so inspired. As the malevolent Joker, Ledger was still a long-haired bad boy in a loose-fitting jacket, but now his smile was a little too wide... He steals The Dark Knight from Christian Bale's Batman and never gives it back. He's so good that it doesn't even matter that he'll be chiefly remembered for playing a comic-book villain.
Ang Lee's adaptation of Annie Proulx's short story had to compensate for the absence of the lyrical prose somehow, and the solution was to cast Ledger, a committed and sincere actor who sold us the cowboy love story like no one else could.
A Knight's Tale (2001)
Look, we're really sorry to hit you with this right after the Brokeback scene, but maybe a one-two punch of heartbreaking Heath Ledger moments is the best way to get in the mood for the upcoming documentary. Because if you cry most of the liquid out of your body now, you might avoid a dangerously sudden dehydrating weep later.
The Imaginarium of Doctor Parnassus was Ledger's final film, released after he'd died. He hadn't finished filming all of his scenes, but the fantastical nature of the film meant that director Terry Gilliam could use other actors to play Ledger's role – the seductive, slippery Tony – without compromising consistency. What Gilliam ended up demonstrating was that neither Colin Farrell, Johnny Depp, or Jude Law have half the charm and watchability of Heath Ledger.
Rooftop Film Club 2017
Booking extended: Secret Cinema presents Baz Luhrmann's Moulin Rouge
Best films out now
Film4 Summer Screen 2018, Somerset House
New to UK Netflix this May 2017
Neruda film review ★★★★★


To say that I'm jealous of Erica and Karen's adventures in Spain would be an understatement. Don't get me wrong, it's a well deserved trip, after months of studying for the Bar exam. And while I've never studied for the Bar, I've studied in several bars in my life. Just sayin' . . . Anyway, I suppose if I'm not off with the ladies in Spain the least I can do is fake it, right? I present to you the kalimotxo, aka, red wine and coke. Hey, don't knock it 'til you rock it! This curious combo is a Spanish staple, and frankly just what I look for in a drink: namely, simple and delicious. Plus, it's got sort of a Dr. Pepper thing going on – nothing wrong with that. Give it a go, and tell me what you think!!
Add equal parts red wine and coke into a glass full of ice and serve. Don't forget the tapas!
Add equal parts red wine and cola into a tumbler full of ice and serve.
I usually adore all the drinks on your blog…but this is definately a no no! This is what skint teenagers drink to get pissed! Wouldn't be caught dead with this now I'm all grown up!
Ooh I wonder why it isn't a staple here! It sounds awesome!
I tried this when I was in San Sebastián this summer during the San Fermín festival! I was told it was a specialty in the Basque region, especially San Sebastián. It was delicious!
My friend went to Spain and talked about drinking "tinto de verano" or red wine with fresca (or any lemony soda like sprite or 7up). We tried it at home, it was refreshing and very sangria like.
Once again you have me totally intrigued! I will be trying this ASAP!
Todd – you are killing me with these! Total blast from the past. When I studied abroad in Spain many years ago, we used to drink Kalimotxo with our Spanish friends all the time. 1 euro / box red wine from the grocery store and a big bottle of coke. It's the Spaniard's Jungle Juice!
Ya, I am jealous too, but at least we have these pretty drinks to ring in friday!
Weekend Toast: 3-ingredient cocktail recipes for the win.


He's still a bit tentative from having been told "no more long 2s." He'll be fine.
Part of the de-Kobefication process.
Can someone please buy Hayward a roll?
At least we don't need to worry about Hayward opting out after Year 3.
Did Theis lose a bet?
Theis looks like one of the bad guys from Lethal Weapon 2.
did theis lose a bet? dude looks like charlie villanueva out there.
Can't watch - is Hayward as bad as the box score line looks?
He looks like Jacoby Ellsbury throws.
Tatum's shot is back. Mostly because he isn't dribbling into contested twos.
Tatum has gone out of his way to not shoot deep twos tonight. I think he has orders.
This is honestly how i thought about 80% of their games would look.
It's so nice to be leading in the free throw attempts numbers too. I mean, it's only 5-1 towards the end of the third quarter, but a lead is a lead.
I thought he shaved but Theis just went full Slim Shady instead.
I was watching Jaylen try to work through that pick, very intently, and I have absolutely no idea why he got called for a foul. I thought they were going to call a moving screen.
Rozier, Hayward, Baynes, Smart and Semi on the floor right now.
You mean the White Bill Russell?
Marcus with the worst dribbling display you'll ever see from an NBA guard.
Big 3 by Gordo to push it back to 15. If the Bulls were able to cut this to 10-12 before the end of the quarter, I was going to be pissed.
LOL, Marcus might have just outdone himself, a whole minute later.
Brad saw the huge lead and decided to experiment with lineups. I don't hate it. Offense was absolutely humming with Al and Kyrie on the floor to start the half.
The NBA really needs to get these offensive tackle shuffle your feet screens under control. Kyrie was actually one of the early masters of it a couple years ago, when he was the screener for LeBron.
Aron is the Baynes of my existence.
I love the Baynes 3 when it goes.
Kyrie starting the 4th Quarter. That's different.
Baynes is a passable three point shooter by the numbers. His misses are ugly as hell though.
I think he's actually better when he takes a second, looks down at his feet and then shoots. When he tries to just catch and shoot, he becomes a giant mess, arms and legs flailing around...On that last one, he caught it, looked down to make sure he was behind the line, looked up and let it fly, and it was the best stroke he's had on any of his 5 attempts tonight.
That hard take and finish by Hayward was encouraging. The unholy beatdown has commenced.
Kyrie had 65 steals last year and already has 18 this year. Damn dude.
Terrence Ross drills a 3 with 8 seconds left. Magic up 3.


text:
168.5K Favorites
Houston-Galveston, TX
Urban Adult Contemporary radio station playing all your favorite R&B Hits and Oldies. With Sweet Talker, Kandi Eastman, Majic Man, Jeff Harrison, and the voice of the night, Marco Spoon.
@Majic1021
24 Greenway Plaza Suite 900, Houston, Texas 77046 (713) 623-2108
https://myhoustonmajic.com
bcaldwell@radio-one.com
Live After 5 Blues & Zydeco
Super Throwback Party
Sky Houston
Funky Larry Jones
Funky Larry Jones is a 44-year radio legend with 28 years in the Houston market. Larry is currently the Host of the Top-Rated Afternoon Drive Program on KMJQ/MAJIC 102.1 FM.Larry was born in Montgomery, Alabama and got his start in radio by reading...
Kandi Eastman
The accomplished award-winning veteran, Kandi Eastman joined the Majic family in 1994 after having renowned success as a station manager and music director at WRBB, Boston's top-rated college station and on-air positions at Boston's WILD, Raleigh...
KG Smooth
KG Smooth was born and raised in Dayton, OH, the birthplace of funk music. KG is a very multi-talented man. He can sing, dance, write, produce, vocal arrange, host and entertain. KG got his start in radio in the year 2000 in Cincinnati, OH at WIZF,...
KMJQ
KMJQ After Dark
Majic Gospel
Marco Spoon
Rob G The General
Sunday Morning Live!
Sunday Morning Live features community highlights, programs, events and awareness for our listeners.
Old school RnB and Hip Hip show hosted by The Madd Hatta.
SuperThrowbackParty
The Tom Joyner Morning Show
This live, syndicated national Urban morning program treats listeners to an on-air team that reports and comments on the latest news and sports of interest to the audience. Also featured are drop-in celebrity guest, on-site remotes and an...


It's easy to make fun of David Brooks' semi-mea culpa on the war in Iraq. But let's not forget that liberals like John Kerry and Hillary Clinton voted for the war, and if you think they did it solely for political posturing, then you're more cynical than I am.
Personally, I was against the invasion, but I thought it was a close call. And if you go back to Bill Clinton's presidency, you may recall that horror stories about sick and starving Iraqi children — a consequence of U.S. sanctions — led some liberals to call for a humanitarian intervention.
Finally, in 1998 Bill Clinton signed the Iraq Liberation Act, which committed the United States to regime change.
Brooks was always the most thoughtful among the war's supporters. What he has to say today is worth reading.
I wish I could agree with you, but I think the NYT commenters have it right. This was a seriously lame, embarrassing column. And, yes, I believe that Hillary and Kerry, among others, voted for the resolution because they not unreasonably felt they had no political choice.
Can we please remember that this led to WAR, to thousands of deaths, none of which included Brooks's family, nor I suspect, any of those writing here, including myself? It was the most devastatingly disastrous decision in recent times, and was easily foretold at the time by anyone not angling for political advantage.
This column is a grotesque mistake by someone trying to appear like the Paul Gigot of PBS, as opposed to the Paul Gigot of the Wall Street Journal's editorial page. It is truly disgusting.


text:
Kate Upton Is On The Cover Of The 2013 Sports Illustrated Swimsuit Issue, According To Allegedly Leaked Magazine
Tony Manfred
Feb 9, 2013, 8:26 AM
Kate Upton is apparently the cover of the 2013 Sports Illustrated Swimsuit Issue, at least according to this allegedly leaked cover from FashionCopious.
It's the second-straight year she landed the cover if it's the real deal:
Photo: FashionCopious
SI is making a big deal out of the fact that it took models to all seven continents this year. So putting a picture from Antarctica on the cover would make sense.
We also know Upton did a photoshoot there a few months ago because TMZ wrote about it at the time. Upton appeared to be wearing the same bikini she is in the "leaked" cover above:
Photo: TMZ
The "leaked" magazine could certainly be fake. But there's no real red flags about it that we can see.
Upton's celebrity took off after she landed on the cover last year, when she posed in a considerably warmer climate:
Photo: Sports Illustrated
kate upton sports sports media sportspage-us


text:
http://www.tcd.ie/
View Employees from Trinity College Dublin
1,001 - 5,000( View All )
EducationResearchInnovation
Trinity College Dublin is recognised internationally as Ireland's premier university and is ranked joint 101st position in the world (QS World University Rankings (2020/2021). In the Times Higher Education World University Rankings, Trinity is ranked 164th in the world.
Trinity College Dublin has 5,000+ contacts, the majority of which in AroundDeal database are in DAta and Research.
Sign Up to View Trinity College Dublin's Top Employees
Alma Mater Studiorum – Università di Bologna
Autônomo
Louise Sullivan
Joshua Balsters
Adjunct Assistant Professor
Constantine Boussalis
Assistant Professor of Political Science
Phil Lynch
Marikate Mba Langan
MBA Candidate - Consultant


You write, 'My guess is that it will be Hezbollah, not against Israel but against the other Lebanese. That's why Nassrallah has been concentrating his armaments from Syria north of the Litani'. There are a few other reasons why Hezbollah has been fortifying itself north of the Litani: one bit of speculation is that Hezbollah is seeking to create ethnic contiguity between the Bekaa valley and southern Lebanon, to ease the transport of men and weapons from the Syrian border. Right now the only thing standing in the way of this contiguity are Druze and Christian villages in that region, and there are reports of Iranian-funded Shia businessmen buying up real estate in these areas and transferring in Shia. (Don't expect any Amnesty International reports about ethnic cleansing.) Aside from the weapons-smuggling benefits of this project is the reality that Hezbollah's ability to fight from amongst its fellow Shia is vital to its ability to operate as an effective guerrilla force. Hezbollah needs to be able to work and wage jihad from among the Shia. Another reason is UNIFIL, whose purview is limited to the region South of the Litani. Is UNIFIL doing a whole lot to stop weapons smuggling and Hezbollah's rebuilding efforts in the South? Of course not. But one reason, I suspect, we keep hearing about Hezbollah's north-of-the-Litani work and not about its south-of-the-Litani work is because down in UNIFIL-land, Hezbollah is a bit quieter in its endeavors, and also because Hezbollah has made southern Lebanon very sketchy territory for journalists. UNIFIL and Hezbollah have an arrangement worked out in which Hezbollah will not be too conspicuous in violating 1701 and UNIFIL will not be too ambitious in doing its job. I was in southern Lebanon a few months after the war, and already this is what the villagers I interviewed told me to my face.


Blast Zone Premium-Quality Inflatables, Bounce Houses, Inflatable Slides, Water Parks. Shop Bounce Castles.
USAs largest inflatable manufacturer, we offer variety of commercial grade Bounce in Stock Commercial Grade Inflatable Interactive Courses Inflatable Water Slide in constructing highest quality rental tough commercial grade inflatables. know as Jumpers, Moonwalks, Bouncy Castles) inflatable wet and dry slides.
castles commercial china giant bouncy slide jumper cheap jumping price air inflatable bounce kids bouncers sale outdoor inflatables 2015 castle bouncer house indoor design water pvc high combo quality hot!


text:
Q: Windows Server 2003 : Unable to load I had a physical server installed windows server 2003, it appear to be unable to load into windows, I tried diagnose it from Boot Disk Utilities and notice all the results return was failed.
Is that mean anything? and how can I solve if unable to load the windows?
I believe this is quite a common issue of server failure, please help.
Thank you in advanced.

A: Sounds like your drive is toast to me - in which case, you're out of luck.
That said, could provide some more information such as what hardware you're using, what error messages are appearing and what the output from the Boot Disk Utilities was.

A: A couple of possible Solutions for Blue Screen after the boot menu :
RAID Failure - It could be that if you have a RAID 1 setup then the RAID has failed.  It is possible that windows is trying to boot from the failed drive.  Try booting from each drive seperately and see if one is working correctly.
Other Hardware Failure - We have a number of servers that will not allow windows to boot if they have a fan failure - windows will report that it has shut down to protect the system from damage.

redpajama_set_name: RedPajamaStackExchange


Eight years ago, the writers Dorothy Porter and Andrea Goldsmith were two of those shortlisted for the Miles Franklin Award. Goldsmith's book, The Prosperous Thief, was dedicated to Porter. Porter's book, Wild Surmise, was dedicated to Goldsmith.
It is often pointed out that in the history of the award, it was, and is, the only instance of such a coincidence. It wasn't, however, much of a coincidence. The two women had been together for more than a decade; and through that time Dorothy Porter had poured her passionate love for Andrea Goldsmith into poems.
Porter, born in 1954, grew up in Sydney, spending a lot of time in the Blue Mountains. In the year she turned twenty-one her first book of poetry was published: Little Hoodlum (1975), its cover featuring an uncompromising photograph of the author in mannish jeans and beanie. Having graduated from the University of Sydney and qualified in education, she taught creative writing while writing Bison (1979), The Night Parrot (1984) and Driving too Fast (1989). In the early 1990s she wrote two novels for young adults. Akhenaten, the first of the novels in poetry for which she was to become renowned, was published in 1992. The book remained a favourite; the iconoclastic pharaoh Akhenaten, husband of Nefertiti, was, she said, closer to her than any of her other characters.
It was in 1992 that Dorothy Porter met Andrea Goldsmith. Four years older than Porter, with astounding blue eyes, Goldsmith had trained as a speech pathologist and was a pioneer in the development of communication aids for people unable to speak. Her first novel, Gracious Living, was published in 1989 and she had followed it up with Modern Interiors. On the first day of a week-long trip on the Victorian Women's Writers'Train in autumn 1992, Goldsmith was affronted by Porter, whom she found noisy and intrusive. That night, however, when Porter read from Akhenaten, Goldsmith was transfixed by a performance the like of which she had never seen. Before an audience the woman was 'utterly seductive'; she was 'literally breathtaking'. Later, Porter was to inscribe one of Goldsmith's copies of Akhenaten 'the book that made you look at me twice'. In 1993, Porter moved to Melbourne to live with Goldsmith, who was her partner for the rest of her life.
Goldsmith is an essayist and reviewer as well as a writer of fiction; she is passionate about music and food. Early in their relationship, she was taken aback to see Porter 'shovelling' in meals that she had planned and finessed. Porter was oblivious of decor, too. Words were their common ground. In a memoir of their life together, which progresses like a musical piece through three distinctively beautiful movements, Goldsmith recalls that the literary lovers often gossiped to each other, and laughed when they imagined how shocked people would be by the banality of their talk at home, where they were Dot and Andy to each other.
In her preface to a posthumous volume of Porter's love poems, Goldsmith wrote that from the first, and in all the forms of writing in which she was to engage, it was love that was Dorothy's irresistible topic. 'It was love's dark and tricky aspects that most attracted her as a writer... She had a particular fascination for the unpredictable dangers that threaten when one gives into an all-consuming passion', she writes.
All-consuming passion saturates The Monkey's Mask (1994), which won the Age Book of the Year for Poetry, the National Book Council Award for Poetry and the Braille Book of the Year. The Monkey's Mask staked out the demotic verse novel as a territory all Porter's own (in a strong review in 1997, the Independent warned readers that they would have to restrain themselves from reading it at a sitting). Widely translated and published overseas, it was adapted for stage and radio and made into a film starring Kelly McGillis and Susie Porter. Her subsequent work in the same genre, What a Piece of Work (1999) was shortlisted for the Miles Franklin and its successor, Wild Surmise (2002) snatched up South Australian Premier's awards for Literature and for Poetry in a single swoop.
Hardly anyone saw Porter in repose, even Goldsmith, who remembers that even when she was reading, her expression flickered. Michael Brennan wrote, after she died, about 'how Dot was in the day-to-day', in conversation, correspondence, and in friendship: 'Shining. Loving. Illuminating. There was an urgency to Dot, a tireless energy and passion for life as much for language, a bright and rational light that opened up the mundane and half-said, an optimism and creativity that made anything seem possible. Poetry as a popular art form? Poetry as commercially viable? Poetry as a career? In Australia!? … Dot just went ahead and did it, tenacious, openhearted and straight-talking all the way.' Fittingly, the last piece she completed before her death from complications of breast cancer was the rumination 'On Passion' (2009).
Amor's austere and formal painting, showing Porter as hardly anyone ever saw her, is a very small one. She and Andrea were pleased by the way the tininess of the painting worked against the hardness of it; the fact that people had to come in close to the forbidding face. They talked about what they would do with it. Avid visitors to the National Portrait Gallery in London, they had been thrilled when the Portrait Gallery opened in Canberra, where Porter dared to hope that she might be represented one day. Two years after Dorothy's death – a time when, she has written, she felt the world tugging at her to join in – Andrea felt that the time was right to let the portrait, too, take its place in the world outside their home.
Rick Amor once said 'you don't say to someone, "stay still a minute so I can see your soul"'. It was a typically commonsensical assertion from the painter, but he is nonetheless a man who has had occasion to contemplate his own mortality, and whose many sombre self portraits speak of unsparing self analysis. Porter, a spiritual person, romantic and pantheistically alive to otherworldliness in situations and things, did feel that Amor had rendered something more than her face in the portrait. Goldsmith resisted the work for a time, because it wasn't the woman she knew; but Porter faced her own likeness with more objectivity as it hung in her study. The women agreed that the portraitist hadmade Dorothy look older than she was. It was some time before the painting came to seem, to Andrea Goldsmith, to show her true love as she might have looked, in the future that she lost.
Zhong Chen's paintings of boys on Chinese zodiac animals and kung fu images reflect his identity as a Chinese-Australian artist.
Exhibition curator Christine Clark introduces the work by Indonesian artist Agus Suwage created for Beyond the self: Contemporary portraiture from Asia.
Michael Desmond discusses Fred Williams' portraits of friends, artist Clifton Pugh, David Aspden and writer Stephen Murray-Smith, and the stylistic connections between his portraits and landscapes.
Joanna Gilmour describes some of the stories of the individuals and incidents that define French exploration of Australia and the Pacific.
A photograph of Claudia Karvan that blends actor, character, photographer and captures the creative collaboration of the television series Love my way.


Like how much they really cost.
Healthy relationships, especially in marriage, require a lot of work and patience in order to be a happy and succesful. But what happens when things suddenly don't go according to plan? It could be that someone was unfaithful, there was abuse, or the marriage simply isn't working and you want out.
1. What exactly does it mean to be annulled? And how does it differ from legal separation?
When one is annulled, it means the marriage has been dissolved. Your status prior to marriage returns. You are once again single, and may remarry. Assets are divided between spouses, by agreement or by law.
On the other hand, spouses who are legally separated, remain married. Only the spouses' right to live together and property relations are suspended. This means that the spouses may live apart and handle their finances separately. Both parties cannot remarry. If they do so, he/she may be charged with adultery/concubinage.
However, in both instances, property relations end. The debt of one remains his/her debt. Real properties owned in common may be divided or sold, and the proceeds divided equally. Either spouse may acquire new property and the same will be his/her own.
Monthly support of the spouse and children will still be required and determined by the court in legal separation. However, in annulment, only the support of children will be required, spousal support ends.
2. Around how much would each cost? Including lawyer fees, government fees, etc.
Legal separation may cost anywhere between P75,000 to P150,000.
3. Are payments usually spread out over time or only once the annulment is final?
As a rule everything has to be paid upfront. Only the success fee of the lawyer may be paid at time of receipt of a favorable decision granting the annulment or legal separation.
If the annulment is uncontested, which means that the other spouse does not present evidence, the proceedings can take [about] 18 to 26 months. If the annulment is contested, which means the other spouse actively participates in the proceedings, it may take 36 to 50 months.
The delays may be caused by court (heavy docket of court, frequent postponements, presiding judge is on leave or has been promoted, vacant sala), by lawyers (unprepared, always unavailable to attend hearings), by parties themselves who are unavailable to attend hearings.
5. What determines if a couple will be granted an annulment?
Annulment can only be granted under specific grounds under the Family Code, such as, those who at the time of their marriage were below 18 years old, those marriages not officiated by persons authorized to perform marriages, those marriages without the required marriage license, those polygamous and bigamous marriages; those contracted through mistake of one contracting party as to the identity of the other, those marriages wherein one or both parties was psychologically incapacitated at the time of the celebration of the marriage to comply with essential requirements of marriage, and finally, those whose marriages that have been annulled, either spouse may remarry therein provided that their decree of annulment has been registered with the proper civil registry and that the presumptive legitimes have been recorded in the proper registries of properties.
6. How does the presence of children affect an annulment?
Children of annulled marriages under Article 36 (psychological incapacity) remain legitimate but in all other cases, the children become illegitimate children.
7. Are there ways to speed up the process?
Before filing the petition in court, prepare all your documentary evidence (original and certifies true copies) including the psychiatric/psychological evaluation, if applicable. Also prepare the judicial affidavit of all your witnesses.
8. How does one find the right lawyer for an annulment? Do all firms have this service?
If there is no lawyer in the family, ask family and friends. As a rule, most firms who are into litigation will offer annulment as one of its services. You may walk in or ask for an appointment. In this age of technology, you can always Google annulment lawyers or law firms in the Philippines.


text:
Home Live Music Amaria BB
Amaria BB
Dancehall House R&B Reggae
Tuesday December 7th, 2021 from 7:00 pm to 10:30 pm
@ XOYO in London
Get ready to fall in love with up & comer AMARIA BB. After rising meteorically over the last few years Hackney native AMARIA BBis here to claim the spotlight with her new single 'Slow Motion.'A raw talent she's riding the wave for the new generational girl that lives by the sword concerning their truth and acts on impulse with no regrets.She is an artist who doesn't subscribe to outdated social norms & she refuses to have any labels imposed on her.
Slow Motionshowcases AMARIA BB'sraw talent,with R&B Dancehall fusion and a sweet R&B vocal sung in Jamaican Patois.Discussing the track she says "It's about bringing light to the things done in the dark, the dark desires (but having fun with it) that women talk about with their besties but will never bring up in a topic of conversation with anyone else. My generation consume music, view relationships, live life, completely different, it's a new world I'm championing and expressing to my audience in ways women in the past could only dream of." The track has already seen incredible organic growth on TikTok and its only growing.
Slow Motion is the first taste into AMARIA BB's world. As you become more familiar with the bright spark she's here to open the floodgates on a world that's really happening behind closed doors, a soundtrack for those most intimate of moments. Dispelling the notion that girls most intimate desires can only be confined to their dreams, flipping the double standard regarding perceptions of male versus female promiscuity.
AMARIA BB is already one to watch, having previously performed at Radio 1's big weekend, the Olympic opening for Hackney for the 2012 London Olympics & gained support& fans from the likes of MC Ghetts (after he loved her cover of Burna Boy's 'Ye') Winnie Harlow, Wiz Kid, PnB Rock, Dexta Daps.& Neyo. This trail blazer is clearly only just beginning her journey.
Support acts:
DJ K3
DJ LARNI
DJ MILLERBLACK
DJ SPACEXDEE
ITSDJVIBES
Metropolis Music Ltd
XOYO
32-37 Cowper Street
London, , EC2A 4AP
Shoobs is an official ticket agent for Amaria BB


InstaDetailed is our core offering and the most comprehensive report we make as on date for any Private or Public Limited company.
InstaDetailed report comprises of company incorporation details, ownership and shareholders information, financial statements that includes latest 3 year profit and loss statement, balance sheet, cash flow statement, financial ratios, schedules, auditor information with their remarks and CARO report, Company Charges Information, credit rating, employment trend, and much more.
Many Banks, Financial Institutions, Corporate, companies, professionals, Consultants, use our reports for the credit decisions, customer analysis, vendor analysis and competitor analysis.
Report will be prepared, verified and delivered within 1 working day. The report will be delivered in InstaFinancials login and user can view or download the report at any time from any PC.
Ownership, List of Share Holders with their percentage of shares they are holding, Parent and Subsidiary Company Information, Related parties and potentially related parties insights are part of InstaDetailed report.
The credit rating information provided by any of the 6 leading credit rating agencies, with the credit rating, term and date of rating will be provided as a part of report.
Charges are classified under open, closed and future charges. There will be a detailed search report about each charge open charge which provides in depth information about all open charges.
You can download the company report in both PDF and Excel format. The InstaDetailed report will be available up to 1 year in your login.
Will I get InstaDetailed report only for Listed or Public Limited Companies?
Reports are not limited only to Public Limited Companies. We provide InstaDetailed report for Private Limited and Public Limited (Listed and Unlisted) Companies registered under Companies Act 2013.
Can I have a subscription pricing with unlimited company access?
Such option is not viable. However, we are offering subscription model for InstaSummary report. With the subscription model, you can view almost all the active company financial summary information.
How reliable is the financials mentioned in the report?
Company financial information such as Balance Sheet, Profit and Loss Statement, Cash flow Statements and all other financial data is obtained from Ministry of Corporate Affairs website. You can obtain InstaCombo report to cross verify the original financial statements, with the public documents submitted by the company to MCA. Every information mentioned in the report is obtained from most reliable sources. You can cross verify any information from the respective domains.
Will I get credit rating, financial and other information for all companies?
The information will be provided on best effort basis. As not all the companies are rated, you cannot expect the rating information for all companies. Similarly, all other information is subject to availability in the respective domains.
Can we get the company public documents along with the report?
As a part of our InstaCombo report, you can get a InstaDetailed report and complete set of company public documents.
Will I get free updates of the report?
Every update is considered as separate report. We offer a bundled price along with multiple updates. Please connect with our sales team at +91 7879 776 776 for more information on this.


text:
Q: Javascript DOM Codeigniter Goodmorning everyone!
I write because I have this problem and I would like to improve my knowledge of codeigniter and javascript . I have a form like this:

<?php echo form_open('welcome/listalocali', 'class = "form-home"', 'name = "formprincipale"');
             $indirizzo = array(
         'type'  => 'text',
         'name'  => 'indirizzo',
         'id'    => 'indirizzo',
         'placeholder' => 'Es. Via Farini 7, Parma',
         'class' => 'hiddenemail'
    );
    echo form_input($indirizzo);
?>

Vorrei operare con javascript sul contenuto inserito in input dall'utente, ad esempio inserendo un bottone che, quando premuto, mostri su un alert il contenuto del form. Ho pensato quindi ad una cosa di questo tipo:

x = document.formprincipale.indirizzo.value();
alert(x);

But it does not work. Can anyone help me by explaining how I have to do to operate on a written form in codeigniter with javascript ? In particular, how can I tell it to operate on the value of a particular input to a form? With normal html input I've always used the DOM. But it seems not work , and seemed at the input with that name !

A: Besides the fact that your problem has nothing to do with codeigniter, i strongly suggest that you use a library like jQuery because it helps so much to handle the dom - it really makes your coding life much easier

but the answer your are looking for is
x = document.getElementById("indirizzo").value;
alert(x);


text:
Domestic Liquidity Continues to Expand in September
Preliminary data show that domestic liquidity (M3) grew by 8.5 percent year-on-year in September 2015 to reach P7.8 trillion. This was slightly slower than the 9.0-percent expansion recorded in August. On a month-on-month seasonally-adjusted basis, M3 increased by 0.1 percent.
Money supply continued to expand due largely to sustained demand for credit. Domestic claims grew by 12.4 percent in September from 13.0 percent in August. Credits to the private sector increased at a slightly slower pace relative to the previous month. The bulk of bank loans during the month was channeled to key production sectors such as real estate activities; electricity, gas, steam and airconditioning supply; wholesale and retail trade, and repair of motor vehicles and motorcycles; and financial and insurance activities. Meanwhile, net public sector credit rose by 15.4 percent in September, faster than the 14.5-percent growth (revised) a month earlier.
Net foreign assets (NFA) in peso terms grew by 6.9 percent in September from 7.9 percent (revised) in the previous month. The BSP's NFA position continued to expand during the month on the back of robust foreign exchange inflows coming mainly from overseas Filipinos' remittances and business process outsourcing receipts. The NFA of banks likewise increased as banks' foreign assets expanded at a faster pace relative to that of their foreign liabilities. Banks' foreign assets increased due largely to the growth in their investments in marketable debt securities, while banks' foreign liabilities grew mainly on account of higher deposits and placements made by foreign banks with other banks.
The continued expansion of domestic liquidity during the month indicates that money supply remains sufficient to support economic growth. Going forward, the BSP will continue to monitor monetary conditions closely to ensure that liquidity in the financial system remains consistent with the BSP's price and financial stability objectives.


text:
Sick over real estate
High prices push doctors out of ground-floor offices
Julie Satow
After an exhaustive search that dragged on for nearly two years, Dr. Natalia Meimaris had to change course. Unable to find a home for her obstetrics and gynecology practice on Park Avenue, she finally signed a lease last month in a midtown office building.
"It was very difficult to find space," says Homayoun Vossoughi, Dr. Meimaris' husband and business partner. "We saw many, many places that had the kind of space we required, but they would not admit medical tenants or they were too expensive."
The story is much the same all over the city. Doctors and dentists are being priced out of ground- and lower-floor space in residential buildings near hospitals or on prime residential streets like Park Avenue. The housing boom has consumed much of the capacity as developers squeeze as many residential units as possible into a building and allocate more ground-floor space to lucrative retail tenants.
With supply down, the sale price of remaining medical office space has skyrocketed.
"I have seen price increases of 50% or more in the past 12 to 18 months, to $1,200 a square foot on the Upper East Side," says Paul Wexler, president of Corcoran Wexler Healthcare Properties, who represents only medical tenants.
Though most doctors prefer to own, some can only afford to rent. Rental prices have risen to as much as $75 a square foot from $55 a year ago, brokers say.
Dr. Carl Pheiffer knows all too well how hard it is to find affordable space. He canvassed for two years, he says, "knocking on doors and speaking with doormen," for a location for his dental practice. All the footwork paid off. He bought an 800-square-foot office at 200 E. 36th St., in relatively cheap Murray Hill, for roughly $500,000.
That works out to a bargain basement $625 a square foot, but brokers note that a year ago the going rate was more like $400.
The tight market extends far beyond Manhattan. After spending months hunting for a larger office in Forest Hills, Queens, Dr. Mark Fromer, an ophthalmologist, recently called off his search in exasperation.
"Prices have gone through the roof, and doctors' salaries have not kept up with the price of real estate," says Dr. Fromer, who also has longstanding offices on the Grand Concourse in the Bronx and on Park Avenue in Manhattan.
Physicians who do get lucky and actually find space in their price range are increasingly having landlords reject them out of hand.
For landlords, doctors' offices mean heavy foot traffic and the costly installation of special plumbing and electrical systems.
Landlords want premiums
"With space absorption rates increasing, there is less available, and landlords can be choosy," says Paul Maass, a broker for Winslow & Co. He says many landlords now refuse to rent to medical professionals unless they are willing to cough up a 25% premium.
One of Mr. Maass' clients recently made a low bid on a medical space on University Place in Manhattan.
The client was eager to negotiate a deal. The owner was not, and simply walked away.
"Landlords used to be more accommodating when the market was slow, but now that the market is strong they just think medical tenants are a nuisance," says Stanley Piesh, a broker for Prime Manhattan Realty.
"They should like medical tenants," he says, "because they are recession-proof, which may come in handy if the market turns."
As frustrating as the hunt for space has become for many doctors, some report that their forced migration--to different parts of town, to office buildings--has had some positive results.
Dr. Meimaris, whose new office is at 635 Madison Ave., at East 59th Street, is close to countless office towers and thousands of working mothers.
"While it is more prestigious to be on Park Avenue and more convenient for me to be near the hospital, this is a customer service-oriented business, and my patients say they prefer to have me close to their work," Dr. Meimaris says.
Sponsored Content: Mapping a Green Future for New York's Parks


Just as the name suggests, natural pet care is all about using natural (sometimes called alternative) methods and products for the well-being of your pets and animals.
This can range from feeding and nutritional requirements through to natural pet remedies and even natural shampoos or flee treatments.
Natural pet care is very similar to holistic pet care in many ways, the main difference being that holistic pet care tends to incorporate all methods for a complete lifestyle approach whereas natural care is usually used to describe a particular type of product or service. Sometimes the two descriptions are used interchangeably. It's probably more about peoples' perceptions than anything.
These days there are many natural care products and services available. For example, there may be a shop or practitioner in your area that specialises in natural remedies or products. Many natural practitioners such as chiropractors or naturopaths who normally treat people will also treat animals. Lots of health food shops also sell products that are suitable for animals. Try asking next time you visit your local health food store.
Should I use natural care in preference to traditional care?
We can't answer that for you! It will depend on your individual circumstances.
We suggest that you seek professional advice if you aren't sure. Try talking to your vet. Many vets use complimentary medicines and techniques and will usually be happy to discuss it with you.
Why not talk to friends or colleagues who have used natural care and get their opinions as well? They may be able to give you some good ideas about what works and what doesn't.
Use the internet! There is so much information out there on the world wide web, so why not use it? Just keep in mind though that not everyone who posts information on a website actually knows what they are talking about, so you may need to sort out the useful from the not so useful. If in doubt, either discard the information or ask a professional in that field.


text:
Michigan and Entrepreneurial Success Being Part of the Solution is a Choice
Richard Blanchard
By Vita Merlotti
I returned to Michigan in 2008 after roughly a decade in New York and the good fortune to work in a number of cities around the world. Having completed the first half of my career in Detroit it was time to return home. Certainly, there was common surprise from colleagues and friends alike -" why return to Michigan? "-¦It's a dying state, talent is leaving, there's no innovative spirit or talent to lead the way through a competitive turnaround -¦" For a brief moment I began to believe they were right.
The Annual Collaboration for Entrepreneurs 2009 (ACE '09) was my first glimpse into the amazing entrepreneurial community that exists in Michigan, and the reality that innovation, entrepreneurial success, and business growth are a part of the fabric of this state, with business creation and job growth a daily occurrence. Although it may not rival the dominance of the auto industry just yet, success in Michigan is far more consistent than the news headlines suggest. The entrepreneurial and investments communities are alive and well in Michigan, and leading the way in a number of growth industries in the world.
I offer a challenge to those reading this piece-¦for those of you that don't believe in the success of Michigan and its entrepreneurs, join us at ACE '10, Jan. 21, 2010 from 4:00 to 9:00 pm, and experience the energy and success first hand. For those of you that do believe, please ensure you join us so that we continue to raise the collective knowledge of success both within and outside of the state.
A bit about ACE '10-¦
From its origins as a joint meeting between New Enterprise Forum and the MIT Enterprise Forum of the Great Lakes in 2001, ACE has grown into a dynamic, value-packed event that promotes this region's development and commercialization of high-growth potential, innovative, and technology business ventures with national and international potential.
Today, ACE provides networking, deal making, learning and business pitch opportunities to serial entrepreneurs, new business owners and growing enterprises across the state of Michigan. ACE '10 is expected to draw roughly 700 colleagues for an extraordinary night of business development, company showcases and networking.
Visit the ACE '10 site to register and for more information at www.ace-event.org.
I've made Michigan a choice. Being part of the solution is also a choice. The challenge and invitation are open. I hope you'll join me.
Vita Merlotti is the Communications Chair for ACE '10 and president, Avalon LLC. For information, visit
www.ace-event.org or e-mail [email protected].
(Editor's Note: Corp! is a media sponsor of ACE '10.)
Previous articleNominate: Best of Michigan Business
Next articleRegister: Going Green Awards
Rick is the Managing Editor of Corp! magazine. He has worked in reporting and editing roles at the Port Huron Times Herald, Lansing State Journal and The Detroit News, where he was most recently assistant business editor. A native of Michigan, Richard also worked in Washington state as a reporter, photographer and editor at the Anacortes American. He received a bachelor of arts from the University of Michigan and a master's in accountancy from the University of Phoenix.
Don't be controlled by fear
Leadership Lessons from the Greats
Pure or Impure Michigan?


text:
Droga krajowa 44 () – niemiecka droga krajowa przebiegająca  na osi północ południe z Frankfurtu nad Menem w Hesji do Ludwigshafen am Rhein w Nadrenii-Palatynacie.

Miejscowości leżące przy B44
Frankfurt nad Menem, Mörfelden-Walldorf, Büttelborn, Groß-Gerau, Dornheim, Wolfskehlen, Stockstadt am Rhein, Biebesheim am Rhein, Gernsheim, Groß-Rohrheim, Biblis, Bobstadt, Bürstadt, Lampertheim, Mannheim, Ludwigshafen am Rhein.

Zobacz też
 lista autostrad w Niemczech
 lista dróg krajowych w Niemczech

Linki zewnętrzne

 Lista dróg krajowych w Niemczech i w Rzeszy

Drogi krajowe w Hesji
Drogi krajowe w Badenii-Wirtembergii
Drogi krajowe w Nadrenii-Palatynacie

redpajama_set_name: RedPajamaWikipedia


text:
<resources>

    <!-- String for Apps -->
    <string name="app_name">Khmer Unicode Layout for External Keyboard</string>
    <string name="app_developer" translatable="false">pp-spaces.com</string>

    <!-- String For Keyboard -->
    <string name="keyboard_name" translatable="false">Khmer Unicode</string>
    <string name="keyboard_developer" translatable="false">Andrew Alex</string>
</resources>


Saint Paul's adult choir is blessed to have served the Lord for over 125 years. The current group is made up of around 30 members of all ages (beginning in 9th grade) who love to sing and share their love of Jesus through music. Our choir "year" runs from the end of August to the middle of May, similar to the school schedule. Highlights of 2015-2016 include the annual Hanging of the Greens in December, "The Living Last Supper" cantata on Maundy Thursday, and Choir Sunday in May. In addition, we contribute to morning worship services on Sundays generally alternating between the 8:15 a.m. and 10:45 services.
Our choir family enjoys singing a variety of styles of sacred music from classical to contemporary and every effort is made to coordinate with the scripture readings and sermon topic in each service. New members are always welcome!! Join us each week on Wednesday evenings 7:30-9:00 pm in the church balcony for rehearsals. Questions? Please call the church (279-1110) or school (279-1118) office and ask for Helen Shade.
The church handbell choir is made up of eleven ringers ringing 3-octaves of handbells. During the school year we rehearse Wednesday evenings 5:45-7:00 pm in the church sanctuary. Although we have performed in the community, our main focus is playing for worship services approximately once a month including Hanging of the Greens in December and Choir Sunday in May.
Although all positions are currently filled, we are always looking for ringers willing to serve as a substitute. If you are interested in being part of the handbell choir as a regular member or substitute it is necessary that you are able to read music. The director is very willing, however, to teach new ringers bell techniques.
If you would like more information or have questions, please call the church (279-1110) or school (279-1118) office and ask for Helen Shade.