What are the Best Tips for Travel Photography?
Historic ruins, like those of Medieval castles, are great subjects for travel photography.
A cityscape can make a great travel photo.
Having a portable camera is important when taking pictures while traveling.
Shifting weather conditions can cause the appearance of the Grand Canyon to dramatically change.
Taking unusual photos of famous sights is one method of travel photography.
Locations often look much different when photographed at sunset than they do at high noon.
Good travel photography is more difficult than it appears; it is easy to take a picture of a well known landmark, but not so easy to capture it in a unique or unusual way. A good travel photo doesn't need to be technically perfect, but it should be a lasting reminder of a memorable or unique trip.
Try to photograph well-known landmarks in an unusual way – perhaps reflected in a window or water, or taken from an unusual angle. A photograph of the Eiffel Tower taken from beneath and looking straight up is a lot more unusual and striking than most pictures of the famous landmark. For a different look, consider black and white photography; it can be equally effective with a cityscape or a natural landscape, as the great photographer Ansel Adams has shown.
Travel photography should use weather conditions and the different times of day in an effective way. The Grand Canyon looks much different when photographed in bright sunlight, in the mist, during a thunderstorm, during early morning or at sunset. Cities and buildings too, can appear differently during different weather conditions; arguably a photograph of St. Mark's Square in Venice is more effective and atmospheric when taken on a misty morning, than on a summer's day.
Good travel photography also makes use of details. While photographing an outdoor market, take some close-up photos of the different colors and textures of the food. Old buildings can have fascinating details such as window treatments, chimneys, door frames and even the texture of brick or wood, or lettering. While taking photographs in city streets, look up to the rooftops for a different point of view.
People are important when it comes to memorable travel photography; not just scenes of crowds, but close-ups of people, especially if they are representative of the place that is being photographed. A photograph of a policeman or a palace guard sums up London just as much as any picture of the city or its landmarks. People also lend perspective to things, since without a person in the foreground it can be difficult to appreciate just how large or high a natural feature is.
While enjoying travel, keep in mind that certain cultures, countries or individuals don't encourage photography or allow themselves to be photographed. Some government buildings, military bases, airports, museums and art galleries may discourage or prohibit the use of photography. If in doubt, always ask.
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Ramón Vargas in Recital at Wigmore Hall
This concert marks Ramón Vargas' first appearance at London's premiere chamber music venue. Sensitively accompanied by Mzia Bachtouridze, with whom he has collaborated for seven years, and he sings an interesting selection of Spanish songs.
Featuring works by Schumann, Moreno, Ponce, Respighi, Donizetti and more.
Vargas also explains to the appreciative audience that it is a nerve-wracking experience to make his debut at this prestigious concert hall!
Ramón Vargas
Composed by: Robert Schumann
Conducted by: Heinrich Heine

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A simple refresh is enough, but at least one other user (Alpha_95) have reported it, so I'm not the only one affected.
I get this as well, quite often, so I assume this is yet again another general problem with IPB.
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Peter Hook
Album Review: Freebass – It's A Beautiful Life C-
Peter Hook & The Light to play New Order's Technique and Republic on North American tour
The 15-date outing launches in October.
Joy Division oral history book to be released in Spring 2019
Featuring interviews with Bernard Sumner, Peter Hook, Stephen Morris, Deborah Curtis, Peter Saville, et al.
by Michael Roffman
on September 22, 2018, 11:46pm
Billy Corgan to reunite with Courtney Love for Smashing Pumpkins 30th anniversary concert
The one-off show also promises Chino Moreno, Peter Hook, and… Mark McGrath.
on July 31, 2018, 11:13am
Peter Hook brings out Mark Lanegan to play Joy Division's "Atmosphere": Watch
The former Screaming Trees frontman remained on stage to perform "Dead Souls".
by Eddie Fu
on December 20, 2017, 2:15pm
New Order and Peter Hook settle long running royalties dispute
Multi-million dollar lawsuit has reached "full and final settlement."
Peter Hook & The Light add 2018 dates to Substance Live Tour
The tour will find Hook playing through New Order and Joy Division's respective Substance albums in their entirety.
by Randall Colburn
on July 20, 2017, 12:55pm
Peter Hook & The Light share complete live recordings of four Joy Division and New Order albums: Stream
Bassist and his band will release all four records for Record Store Day 2017.
on April 17, 2017, 12:30pm
Run the Jewels, Slowdive, Purity Ring to play inaugural Fortress Festival in Fort Worth, Texas
Flying Lotus, Peter Hook & The Light, Wolf Parade, Nathaniel Rateliff, and SURVIVE also set to appear.
Peter Hook to release 768-page memoir on New Order
Substance: Inside New Order chronicles the band's formation following Ian Curtis' passing.
by Michelle Geslani
on August 03, 2016, 10:50am
Peter Hook to perform Joy Division and New Order's Substances on North American tour
Peter Hook and the Light will kick off 27-date trek in late September.
Peter Hook files multi-million dollar lawsuit against ex-New Order bandmates
Former bassist says he's owed more than $3.5 million in royalties.
on November 30, 2015, 12:25pm
Peter Hook to revisit Joy Division's entire catalog in 18th century church
Founding member to revisit band's repertoire in Ian Curtis' hometown.
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You may need one or more visits to complete the treatment, depending on root canals in your tooth. The exact procedure chosen by your dentist may differ from the procedure outlined here. Ask your dentist for further information.
The procedure is usually performed using local anaesthetic. If the pulp is infected, anaesthesia may not always be necessary because the tooth no longer has any feeling.
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The infection-free root canal is then sealed with long-lasting barrier materials (the root filling), usually a rubber-based material called 'gutta-percha'.
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Marty Nee died in a drowning incident off the coast of Galway on Saturday evening.
The country's aviation minister has said a "terrorist attack" was a more likely cause than technical failure.
It is believed that the boy entered the Liffey before getting into difficulty.
Josh Daniels came of the bench to make a telling contribution.
The man set himself alight on in an apparent protest over Australia's strict asylum seeker policies.
The deceased has been named locally as Nigel Murray.
Five of those killed were asleep in the unit where the fire broke out.
Michael Ring says he has had "grave concerns" about the sport for a long time.
The Irish MMA star was speaking in reaction to the death of Portuguese fighter Joao Carvalho.
Sean 'Curly' Sweeney and his three-year-old son died yesterday afternoon in Ashington.
Police were attempting to capture the animal alive when it tragically collapsed in the pool.
A search for the woman began when she didn't return home after her shift at the hotel.
The funerals will take place on Thursday afternoon.
The deaths of five members of the one family in the Donegal seaside town on Sunday evening has shocked the tight-knit local community to its core.
The mother of the young boys killed is "inconsolable and totally bereft".
Francis Crawford was first on the scene and talked to the driver of the car.
French investigators have agreed that Andreas Lubitz deliberately crashed Flight 9525.
A 12-year-old girl survived the carnage.
Aid workers recovered the bodies of the three tourists yesterday.
It is not yet known how they died.
The aircraft lost contact with air traffic control eight minutes after taking off.
The incident happened shortly after 4pm this afternoon.
Cesar Flores, 48, was refereeing a match between local youth teams.
Christina Donnelly has been campaigning for stronger road safety laws and sentencing since the death of her son and his friend in 2009.
Police were called to the house this morning after concerns were raised for the occupants.
Two boats are reported to have sank off the Greek coast, leaving at least 42 migrants dead.
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Man City must 'stand up' from Tottenham knockout blow to keep Liverpool at bay
Published Friday, April 19, 2019
The third act of Manchester City and Tottenham's trilogy has some living up to do after a Champions League classic saw Spurs prevail on away goals to reach the semi-finals.
However, their Premier League meeting on Saturday has huge implications for both City's bid to win the title and Spurs' hopes of just qualifying for the Champions League again next season.
Pep Guardiola's men are five games away from becoming the first side in a decade to retain the Premier League.
However, it is Liverpool who lead by two points as things stand having played a game more than their title rivals.
City were on course for an unprecedented quadruple until falling short in the most dramatic fashion in the Champions League quarter-finals on Wednesday.
With the sides level at 4-4 on aggregate, Raheem Sterling scored the goal that would have sent City through in stoppage time, only for a VAR review to rule the goal out for offside.
"We have to stand up, we have to react," said Guardiola.
"We fought a lot in the last nine or 10 months for the Premier League. We are still there, it is in our hands. Of course it is tough, but we have to do it until the end."
City's extra resources may have counted for little once more in Europe, but it could prove the difference with such a tight turnaround for both sides.
Guardiola could afford the luxury of leaving Fernandinho, Leroy Sane, Riyad Mahrez, Gabriel Jesus, Nicolas Otamendi and John Stones on the bench in midweek.
By contrast, Tottenham remain without Harry Kane and are now desperately short in midfield after Moussa Sissoko limped off midway through the first-half on Wednesday.
And should they lose a fifth straight away league game, third-placed Spurs could easily find themselves outside the top four come the end of the weekend.
Cardiff before Barcelona
Such was the drama at the Etihad that Liverpool's serene progress to the Champions League semi-finals with a 4-1 win in Porto went largely unnoticed.
Jurgen Klopp's men have now won eight consecutive games in all competitions and do not look likely to crumble under the pressure of delivering a first top-flight title for 29 years should City slip up.
A Champions League semi-final with Barcelona awaits, but first the Reds travel to Cardiff on Sunday.
Liverpool have on paper a much more comfortable run-in than City. However, Cardiff have plenty to play for themselves having beaten Brighton in midweek to haul themselves back to within two points of safety.
"We play on Sunday against Cardiff - that's in my mind and will be in my mind 100 per cent when I wake up tomorrow and not how we play against Barcelona," said Klopp.
"Cardiff is completely back in the race with that result so they will fight for it."
Must win for Man Utd
In comparison to their Premier League rivals, Manchester United limped out of the Champions League with a whimper as Ole Gunnar Solskjaer's men were beaten 3-0 by Barcelona on Tuesday to complete a 4-0 aggregate defeat.
United now face an uphill task just to make the Champions League next season as they trail Tottenham, Arsenal and Chelsea in the race for two remaining places in the top four.
The initial momentum garnered by Solskjaer's appointment on a caretaker basis that landed the Norwegian the job permanently has gone amidst a run of five defeats in seven games.
That could get even worse if the rot is not stopped at Everton on Sunday as City and Chelsea visit Old Trafford next week.
"It's a big week and we have to get ready for that week because (they are) three big games," admitted Solskjaer.
Should Tottenham not shock City once more, Arsenal and Chelsea will be confident of edging ahead of their London rivals.
The Gunners can extend their excellent home record at home to Crystal Palace on Sunday, while Chelsea host Burnley on Monday.
Saturday (1400GMT unless stated)
Manchester City v Tottenham (1130GMT), West Ham v Leicester, Wolves v Brighton, Bournemouth v Fulham, Huddersfield v Watford, Newcastle v Southampton (1630GMT)
Everton v Manchester United (1230GMT), Arsenal v Crystal Palace, Cardiff v Liverpool (both 1500GMT)
Chelsea v Burnley (1900GMT)


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« Red Action (Dublin), newsletters issues 3 and 4
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Reminders of the legendary Adelphi.
Arnott's car park entrance, which incorporates the front of the Adelphi Cinema.
I have no memory of the Adelphi Cinema (we are younger than you probably think), but growing up in Dublin I always found the Arnott's car park entrance a little peculiar, with its appearance giving a hint at some interesting former life. While it has found its place in the folklore of the city for the appearance of The Beatles there in 1963, there is much more to the story of the Adelphi, and a curious reminder of it now sits just across the street.
The birth of the Adelphi:
The doors of the Adelphi opened for the first time on 12 January 1939, with Dublin's Lord Mayor Alfie Byrne given the honour of cutting the ribbon. The cinema was heralded as embodying "all that is the latest in cinema design and technique. It has a seating capacity for 2,325 people." The Irish Press proclaimed it a "modern super cinema…designed and equipped in a manner which combines the latest scientific knowledge with the best engineering skill." In keeping with the ethos of its time,there was great emphasis on the fact that "as far as possible, Irish labour and Irish materials went into its construction and equipment."
By then, things had certainly come a long way since a certain James Joyce encountered much hostility to the opening of his Volta Cinema nearby in 1909. While newspapers like the Irish Press still printed the occasional denunciation of the cinema industry (normally made from a pulpit), the enthusiasm of the newspaper and others like them for the cinema captured the public mood. As Jim Keenan's beautiful pictorial history of Dublin cinemas shows, there was a boom in cinema openings in the 1930s, and sometimes well beyond the city centre. Not long after the Adelphi, the Tower Cinema opened in Clondalkin for example.
Banner advertisement for the Adelphi, January 1939.
From Reagan to The Beatles:
Under the stewardship of Harry Lush, who managed the Adelphi from 1943 until the early 1980s, the Adelphi boomed. Lush remembered of the 1940s that "we did colossal business at the Adelphi…we had ninety-one people working in the cinema…Our queues used to go right down Middle Abbey Street and into O'Connell Street where they would get interwoven with the Metropole's." As Keenan notes, the cinema was visited by some of the leading cinema talent of the day, including Cary Grant, John Wayne, Ingrid Bergman and even Ronald Reagan.
The Adelphi didn't only screen the popular films of the day, it hosted a restaurant and a wide number of social events. "Crooning contests" were popular in the late 1930s, with prizes including paid trips to the Isle of Man, exotic at the time if not today! The venue also witnessed some remarkable concerts. As Colm Keane has noted, with the closure of the legendary Theatre Royal in 1962, the Adelphi "had taken over as the city's premier live music venue…It had a ready-made stage and adequate backstage facilitates." The visit of The Beatles is well-known and documented, others have been somewhat forgotten. The great Louis Armstrong performed there in 1967, supported by "Dubliner Jim Farley with a 16-piece band". Armstrong's two concerts in the Adelphi (on the same night) were heralded as "unforgettable" in the press.
Ernest Hemingway once proclaimed of Marlene Dietrich that "if she nothing more than her voice she could break your heart with it", and in 1966 it seemed half of Dublin fell for her when she took to the Adelphi stage. "Every song was given the haunting Dietirch interpretation. It is this quality to interpret a song that has made Miss Dietrich a legend in her own lifetime", the Irish Press said. To list every great act that performed there would be an endless post in itself, but it's enough to say many memories were created within the walls of the Adelphi.
The Adelphi as it appeared in the 1970s. The exterior of the building, beyond the loss of its signage, has changed little.
The Adelphi made it well into the 1990s, only closing in November 1995. For the sake of nostalgia, its final screenings were High Society and Gigi, two classic musicals of decades past. The Art Deco Portland stone facade, at first glance anyway, is all that remains.
Yet an article from August 2016 over on Publin.ie points towards remnants of the Adelphi in some peculiar places. At the Church Bar, parts of the original stage have been incorporated into a walkway, while just across the street from the old cinema, a bar which carries the name 'Adelphi' includes seats from the cinema in their smoking area. Sometimes, if the weather is right, they even appear on Middle Abbey Street itself. It's a nice nod to the car park across the street, which has quite the story to tell.
Photographed earlier this week.
on January 10, 2017 at 11:34 pm | Reply Póló
I remember being dragged to see the Exorcist in the Adelphi (I think it must have been in 1974). My sister and her female friend were afraid to go on their own and I was pressed into service. While the film was a bit on the scary side I found the effects a bit overdone and offputting.
However my main memory is of the religious group plying the queues with leaflets offering post-film counselling to those who might consider themselves in danger of losing it after experiencing the horrors. I think that crowd had premises somewhere off the Grand Canal at Leeson St., or Baggot St., bridge.
Just in passing, I think the Vatican still has vacancies for exorcists, so if you ever feel like dragging the Devil by the tail, you know where to apply.
on January 10, 2017 at 11:51 pm | Reply Seamus Duggan
There's some nice footage of Louis Armstrong's visit here – http://www.rte.ie/archives/exhibitions/924-visits-of-the-sixties/139172-satchmo/ RTE also have footage of The Beatles and this report on the closure – http://www.rte.ie/archives/2015/1127/749708-adelphi-cinema-to-close/
on January 11, 2017 at 1:21 pm | Reply mayne82
Excellent piece, Sam, thanks. Was pointing out the very place to the missus over Christmas (she's not from these parts). That same Arnott's shopfront also had an incarnation of The Lighthouse cinema in the 80/90s – it was in the section/building closest to Liffey St.
on January 12, 2017 at 9:25 pm | Reply Fran crowe
Saw Jaws there when it was first released.
Also got "stood up" outside there one night after i'd bought the tickets!!!
Managed to sell them to the touts though and got my money back,her loss!!!!!
on January 31, 2017 at 10:48 am | Reply The Beer Nut
My dad always took us to the Adelphi because there was easy parking outside.
on February 7, 2021 at 9:55 pm | Reply DANIEL DEVLIN
worked for A.B.C. CINEMAS BELFAST FROM 1959 to 1964 AS A PROJECTIONEST WITH PHILIPS DP70S PROJECTION MACHINES WAS THERE FOR ALL THE STAGE SHOWS GERRY AND THE PACEMAKERS ALSO THE BEATLES IN 1963 AND CILLA BLACK FANTASTIC…I MET HARRY LUSK IN 1964 WHO WAS THE MANAGER OF THE ADELPHI IN 1964 HE WAS A REAL GENTLEMAN


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Where(x.INSRT_TMSP>= startDate1 && x.INSRT_TMSP<= endDate1).ToList();

But data is not filtering What i did wrong ?

A: If db values content a time part which needs to be ignored, you should compare only date parts as
ViewBag.billHistory = db.tbl_electricity.
Where(x.INSRT_TMSP.Date>= startDate1 && x.INSRT_TMSP.Date<= endDate1).ToList();

See How to compare DateTime without time via LINQ?
If time is never required, simply change the data type in the database from datetime to date.

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I Campionati europei di winter triathlon del 2008 (XI edizione) si sono tenuti a Gaishorn am See in Austria, in data 3 febbraio 2008.

Tra gli uomini ha vinto per la seconda volta consecutiva lo svedese Andreas Svanebo. Tra le donne ha trionfato per la terza volta consecutiva la tedesca Sigrid Mutscheller..

La gara junior ha visto trionfare l'austriaco Alois Knabl e la connazionale Lisa Perterer.

Il titolo di Campione europeo di winter triathlon della categoria under 23 è andato all'italiano Peter Viana. Tra le donne si è aggiudicata il titolo di Campionessa europea di winter triathlon della categoria under 23 la russa Yuliya Barabash.

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• George Fest: A Night to Celebrate George Harrison happened at the Fonda Theater in Los Angeles on September 28, 2014 and the whole shindig appeared in a variety of incarnations -- CDs, DVDs, Blu-rays, and downloads -- in February of 2016, a few days after what would've been the Beatle's 73rd birthday. His son Dhani directed the concert and, with the exception of Brian Wilson and Heart's Ann Wilson, he favored alt-rock stars of the 2000s: the Killers' Brandon Flowers, Nick Valensi from the Strokes, Spoon's Britt Daniel, Black Rebel Motorcycle Club, Cold War Kids, and the Flaming Lips form the backbone of this tribute. Around this core orbit some names that seem suitable (Norah Jones, Ben Harper, Perry Farrell), some that seem odd (Ian Astbury, Karen Elson), and some that seem like ringers (Conan O'Brien, Weird Al Yankovic), but this group is united by an affection for George Harrison, a love that runs so deep that none of the crew even make feints toward possible reinterpretations of the tunes. Everybody plays the songs they love in the way they learned them, so the highlights fall along the spectrum of sensitivity to enthusiasm. Norah Jones excels on both "Something" and "Behind That Locked Door," Karen Elson treats "I'd Have You Anytime" as a torch song, and Daniel sways handsomely to "I Me Mine," while Dhani throws himself into "Let It Down" and the two nominal comedians, Conan and Weird Al, tear it up on "Old Brown Shoe" and "What Is Life," respectively. That's enough to provide a hook for this lengthy concert but the lasting impression of George Fest is not about the performances here but rather the depth and range of Harrison's work, which perhaps is how it should be.
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Scientia Agricola
Sci. agric. (Piracicaba, Braz.) vol.50 no.3 Piracicaba Oct./Dec. 1993
AGROINDUSTRIAL TECHNOLOGY
Effect of some vitamins and micronutrient deficiencies on the production of higher alcohols by Saccharomyces cerevisiae
Efeito da deficiência de vitaminas e micronutrientes sobre a produção de álcoois superiores por Sacharomyces cerevisiae
L.E. Gutierrez
Departamento de Química, ESALQ/USP, C.P.9, CEP: 13418-900, Piracicaba, S.P
A study was carried out in order to determine the effect of vitamins (biotin, thiamine, pantotheniic acid and pyridoxal) and micronutrient (zinc, boron, manganese and iron) deficiencies on higher alcohol production during alcoholic fermentation with the industrially used yeast Saccharomyces cerevisiae M-300-A. Zinc deficiency induced a reduction on the levels of isobutyl and isoamyl alcohols. An increase on isobutyl alcohol (fivefold) and a reduction of isoamyl alcohol (two fold) and n-propyl alcohol (three fold) contents resulted from pantotheiiic acid deficiency, whereas pyridoxal deficiency caused an increase on the levels of isobutyl and isoamyl alcohols. Biotin was not essential for the growth of this strain.
Key Words: vitamins, Saccharomyces, yeasts, micronutrient, higher alcohols, alcoholic fermentation
Foi estudado o efeito da deficiência das vitaminas (biotina, ti amina, ácido pantotênico e piridoxal) e de micronutrientes (boro, zinco, manganês e ferro) sobre a produção de álcoois superiores durante a fermentação alcoólica com a levedura industrial Saccharomyces cerevisiae M-300-A. Com a deficiência de zinco ocorreu redução na formação dos álcoois isobutílico e isoamílico enquanto que a deficiência de pantotenato provocou aumento no nível de álcool isobutflico (cerca de cinco vezes) e redução dos álcoois isoamílico (duas vezes) e n-propílico (três vezes). Na deficiência de piridoxina ocorreu aumento nos teores de isobutílico e de isoamflico. A biotina não foi essencial para o crescimento dessa linhagem de levedura.
Descritores: vitaminas, Saccharomyces, levedura, micronutrientes, álcoois superiores, fermentação alcoólica
Higher alcohols and their esters are important components of the flavour and aroma of alcoholic fermented beverages (SUOMALAINEN, 1971; SUOMALAINEN & LEHTONEN, 1979). The mixture of higher alcohols, acids and esters, generally referred to as fusel oil, is of considerable importance on the aroma of beers (SIHTO & ARRIMA, 1963). Isoamyl alcohol (3-methyl-1-butanol) constitutes the highest proportion of the alcohol mixture with smaller amounts of n-propyl alcohol (WEBB & INGRAHAM, 1963).
Higher alcohols are formed as byproducts in alcoholic fermentation carried out by yeasts (WEBB & INGRAHAM, 1963) and bacteria (BEYERS & VERACHTERT, 1976) from decarboxylation of ketoacid intermediates in the leucine, isoleucine, valine and threonine biosynthesis (INGRAHAM & GUYMON, 1960; SUOMALAINEN & KAHANPAA, 1963; YLANEN, 1966). The addition of these amino acids to a fermentation medium may increase the total formation of the corresponding higher alcohols, although 50% or more of the fusel alcohols may arise in a beer wort from carbohydrates (SCHULTHESS & ETTLINGER, 1978).
There are several known factors affecting higher alcohol production by yeasts such as temperature (HOUGH & STEVENS, 1961), yeast species (FAHRASMANE et al., 1985), aeration (WEBB & INGRAHAM, 1963), magnesium (NORDSTROM & CARLSSON, 1965; GILDENHUYS & SLAUGHTER, 1983) and nitrogen source (AYRAPAA, 1971; BORZANI et al., 1981). The addition of yeast growth inhibitors could also lead to a reduction of higher alcohols as has been shown by NORDSTROM & CARLSSON (1965) for 2,4-dinitrophenol, GUTIERREZ (1988) for sulphite, GUTIERREZ & ORELLI (1991) for nitrite, GUTIERREZ et al. (1991a) for benzoate and GUTIERREZ et al. (1991b) for acetic acid.
However, it is apparent that little attention has been paid to the effect of micronutrients and vitamin deficiencies on higher alcohol production during ethanolic fermentation. The following study was carried out with the aim of investigating this subject.
YEAST. The organism used in this study was Saccharomyces cerevisiae M-300-A, currently in use in Brazil for the production of ethanol.
FERMENTATION MEDIUM. The medium contained per litre: sucrose, 120 g (micronutrient assay) and 140 g (vitamin assay); citric acid, 6 g; ammonium sulphate, 1.2 g; KH2PO4, 1.5 g; MgSO4, 0.75 g; CaCl2.2H2O, 0.37 g; ergosterol, 0.005 g and oleic acid, 0.030 g. The following micronutrients were added, per litre: boric acid, 4.7 mg; zinc sulphate.7H2O, 4.7 mg; aluminium sulphate. 18 H2O, 2.7 mg; cupric sulphate, 5H2O, 1.9 mg; manganese sulphate. H2O, 1.3 mg; cobalt chloride, 2H2O, 0.4 mg; potassium iodide, 0.4 mg; ferrous sulphate, 7H2O, 2.3 mg. The following vitamins were added, per litre: nicotinic acid, 3 mg; biotin, 0.3mg; Ca-D-pantothenic acid, 3 mg; thiamine, 3 mg; inositol, 15 mg and pyridoxal, 3 mg. The pH was adjusted to 4.0 with 5N KOH and the media sterilized by filtration. The deficient media were obtained by omission of boron, zinc, manganese, and iron salts and thiamine, biotin, pyridoxal and D-pantothenic acid.
FERMENTATION PROCESS. Fermentations were carried out with 250 ml of medium in 500 ml pyrex conical flasks capped with aluminum foil. They were inoculated with 25 mg of yeast (dry matter basis). The flasks were incubated at 33°C and carefully shaken every two hours to ressuspend the yeast. When the sugar was completely exhausted the media were analysed for higher alcohols, ethanol and pyruvic acid contents; yeast growth was also determined. The experiments were made in triplicate and repeated twice.
Ethanol. 25 ml of the centrifuged broth was distilled and 50 ml of the distillate collected in a Kjeldahl modified apparatus. Ethanol was estimated by densimetry according to AMORIM et al. (1979) with an Anton Paar DMA-46 densimeter.
Pyruvic acid. Pyruvic acid was determined according to FRIEDMANN & HAUGEN (1943).
Higher alcohols. Higher alcohols were analysed by direct injection of 2 microliters of the centrifuged broth in a packed column (2 m by 4.8 mm) with Hallcomid M-18 (15% wt). Analyses were performed in a CG-17 Gas Chromatograph provided with a flame ionization detector. The injector and detector temperatures were 180 and 240 °C, respectively, and the column oven operated isothermally at 110°C. Pure n-propyl, isobutyl and isoamyl alcohols were used as standards. This column does not discriminate isoamyl from active amyl alcohol, so they were both expressed as isoamyl alcohol.
YEAST GROWTH. The yeast concentration was determined gravimetrically after centrifugation followed by washing and drying at 100- 105°C.
TABLE 1 shows the effect of vitamin deficiency on yeast growth and on the ethanol and pyruvic acic production during alcoholic fermentation. A higher reduction on yeast growth was observed in the pantothenic acid deficiency, confirming earlier observations of OLSON & JOHNSON (1949) and NORDSTROM (1962). A reduction of yeast growth was also observed with thiamine and pyridoxal deficiencies.
The strain used in this study did not show any special requirement for biotin.
Thiamine is essential for pyruvate decarboxylase activity (DIXON & WEBB, 1964) which could explain the higher excretion of pyruvic acid (TABLE 1) on thiamine deficiency as it has already been pointed out by LAFON-LAFOURCADE & PEYNAUD (1966).
Pantothenic acid is necessary for coenzyme A and acetyl-CoA synthesis (NORDSTROM, 1963) and, therefore, for isoamyl alcohol production (WEBB & INGRAHAM, 1963).
This fact could explain the data of TABLE 2 in relation to the reduction of isoamyl alcohol and the increase of isobutyl alcohol when pantothenic acid was deficient in the medium.
The reduction of n-propyl alcohol could be due to the reduction of aspartic acid and threonine formation (WEBB & INGRAHM, 1963). However, NORDSTROM & CARLSSON (1965) did not observe a reduction of amyl alcohol with pantothenic deficiency. NORDSTROM (1964) has reported that in pantothenic acid deficiency resulted in less yeast growth with lower ethyl acetate and higher acetic acid formation.
Besides the effect on higher alcohols formation with pantothenic deficiency, a hydrogen sulphide odour was observed in the fermented medium as it had already been related by WAINWRIGHT (1962). These data show the role of pantothenic acid in the media for the production of alcoholic beverages.
Although thiamine is necessary for pyruvate decarboxylaseactivity (DIXON & WEBB, 1964), there was an increase in n-propyl and isobutyl alcohols and a reduction of isoamyl alcohol (TABLE 2). But as this vitamin is also necessary for the synthesis of pantothenic acid (WHITE et al., 1964), this can explain the reduction in isoamyl alcohol content.
GUTIERREZ (1988) related a reduction of higher alcohols content in the presence of sulfite, probably because sulfite causes the destruction of thiamine as shown by BORENSTEIN (1975):
TABLE 2 shows a higher production of isobutyl and isoamyl alcohols in pyridoxal deficiency because this vitamin is essential for transaminase activity (DIXON & WEBB, 1964) and more ketoacids would be available for decarboxylation and reduction instead of for amino acids synthesis.
In summary, these data show that S.cerevisiae M-300-A requires the vitamins thiamine, pantothenic acid and pyridoxal from exogenous sources and that it does not need biotin for growth and the production of higher alcohols.
It was found that yeast growth was not inhibited when boron, manganese and iron were missing (TABLE 3). These data confirmed the observations with brewers yeast related by NORDSTROM (1964). When no zinc was added to the medium, growth was reduced by 18.7% and was followed by higher ethanol production. No effect of micronutrients was observed in relation to pyruvic acid formation (TABLE 3). Zinc is essential for several enzymes activities such as ethanolic dehydrogenase, aldolase, alcaline phosphatase (GOTTSCHALK, 1986), DNA and RNA polymerase (AULD et al., 1976), therefore explaining the less amount of biomass formed when zinc was deficient.
The lack of response to iron, boron, and manganese could be due to their presence as impurities in the chemicals used, to an accumulation in the yeast during propagation or even to a lesser need for these micronutrients.
TABLE 4 shows the effect of micronutrient deficiency on higher alcohol production. N-propyl alcohol levels were not affected by any deficiency. Of all micronutrients studied only zinc was necessary for higher alcohol production. A significant reduction of isobutyl and isoamyl alcohols was found with zinc deficiency. The reduction of yeast growth and higher alcohol production coud be attributed to a lower absorption of sugar, as it has been shown by VISURI & KIRSOP (1970) or reduction of energetic metabolism (LAWFORD & PIK, 1980). Also the less amount of isobutyl and isoamyl alcohols may be partly due to a lower activity of ethanolic dehydrogenase which requires zinc as a cofactor (GOTTSCHALK, 1986).
This work was supported FERMENTEC-Assessoria em Fermentação Alcoólica (Brasil). The author also likes to thank Dr. Zilmar Ziller Marcos for reading and correcting this manuscript and Mrs. A.V.K.O. Annicchino and Mr. Luis Lucatti for technical assistance.
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Wisconsin Supreme Court ruling could mean denied unemployment claims, even longer waits
By Amanda St. Hilaire
How will unemployment inquiries change?
MILWAUKEE -- Wisconsin's unemployment system was already backlogged. Then, the Wisconsin Supreme Court struck down the order that had closed businesses and restricted activities.
Emily Savard
"We are still doing the best that we can," Department of Workforce Development program and policy analyst Emily Savard said. "It's all hands on deck trying to get answers as quickly as possible to these questions. Because of course, people are going to be curious about this and how it affects their livelihoods."
While business owners exercise their newfound choice to open and call employees back to work, many of those employees say they now find themselves with fewer options.
'Is my kid going to get fed?'
Debra Meyer
"I have restrictive airway disease," Debra Meyer, who worked at a Wisconsin restaurant before the pandemic, said. "So my health, if I would catch , probably would knock me completely down."
If Meyer's employer calls her back to work and she refuses, she could potentially still collect unemployment benefits if she has medical documentation. However, the Department of Workforce Development would need to investigate her claim, slowing down the process.
"I don't even know what to think, to be honest," Meyer said. "Because here I sit now trying to figure out if I have a job, what's going to happen, and is my kid going to get fed? That's the big thing, is if my kid's going to have food."
Meyer has already been waiting for her unemployment check for six weeks. Hundreds of people have called and emailed FOX6 News with similar stories. The Department of Workforce Development is in the process of hiring more people to help process claims, but Savard says the need to investigate increased refusals of available work due to medical conditions and child care difficulties will further slow down the already-overwhelmed system.
People who do not have underlying medical conditions, but do not feel comfortable reporting to work during the pandemic, will likely be ineligible for unemployment benefits.
"What we're looking at is, is there work available to you, what's the reason for your refusal to return to work?" Savard said. "And typically, not feeling comfortable wouldn't be a reason in and of itself to continue paying unemployment benefits."
What's changing and what's not
Melissa Sinkey
"Hopefully I'll be able to give you good news soon," Melissa Sinkey said, as she started her fourth attempt in 40 minutes to file her unemployment claim.
That was in March.
"I am still pending," Sinkey said on Thursday. "I haven't received any benefits."
Sinkey is already back at work, but says she's worried about what the Supreme Court decision means for her pending claims.
"It's taken so long for them to get to my paperwork," Sinkey said. "Am I going to lose the 8-some weeks of unemployment?"
Savard says claims owed from previous weeks will still get paid. Claimants are still exempt from work search requirements through September 2020, and the one-week waiting period is waived through February 2021. The federal expansions, including the additional $600 per week and the 13 additional weeks of potential payments, remain intact for people who are still eligible for unemployment benefits.
But with businesses opening at their own discretion, the pool of eligible claimants is shrinking. Savard says there are federal provisions for parents who are primary caregivers and must stay home with children whose schools are closed, but those are also case-by-case scenarios that require investigation and the accompanying delays.
"I'm waiting, I'm playing by the rules, and that's all you can do," Sinkey said.
The Department of Workforce Development has a website with answers to frequently asked questions that may be useful to you. CLICK HERE to visit that website.


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Home World South Asia Why Cooperation With Pakistan and Afghanistan Relevant to US National Security?
Why Cooperation With Pakistan and Afghanistan Relevant to US National Security?
Fri October 28, 2011
U.S. Secretary of State Hillary Rodham Clinton today underlined the relevance of cooperation with Pakistan and Afghanistan to American national security.
On her remarks before the House Foreign Affairs Committee, Ms. Clinton reported that Usama bin Ladin and many of his top lieutenants are dead. However, she stressed that the threat remains real and urgent, especially from al-Qaida's affiliates.
"But the group's senior leadership has been devastated and its ability to conduct operations greatly diminished. Many of our successes against al-Qaida would not have been possible without our presence in Afghanistan and close cooperation with Pakistan." -Ms. Clinton
She cited that now in Afghanistan, they still face a difficult fight, but coalition and Afghan forces have reversed the Taliban momentum in key areas. She stressed that Afghan security forces have a long way to go, but they are taking more responsibility every day.
"And while the country still faces enormous challenges from poverty and corruption, our development efforts have bolstered the economy and improved lives." -Ms. Clinton
According to Ms. Clinton, ten years ago, fewer than a million students enrolled in Afghan schools, all of them boys; now more than 7 million, nearly 40 percent of them are girls. She highlighted that Afghans are better positioned to chart their own future.
"I offer these very brief examples as a reminder that, as President Obama has said, we are meeting our commitments and we are making progress toward our goals. And we cannot let up. We should build on our momentum, not undercut our progress. Now I will be the first to admit that working with our Afghan and Pakistani partners is not always easy. But these relationships are advancing America's national security interests, and walking away from them would undermine those interests." -Ms. Clinton
Ms. Clinton reported her completed a productive visit to both countries. She said in Kabul and Islamabad, she emphasized the U.S. three-track strategy of fight, talk, and build, pursuing all three tracks at once.
"And the chance of success for all three are greatly increased by strong cooperation from the Afghan and Pakistani governments." -Ms. Clinton


While we can't demystify the apps marketplace, we can explore the five hottest apps for small business owners and offer some insight into how they might help your small business grow.
You can't build a profitable business if you don't keep track of your finances and make the adjustments needed to ensure that your accounts have strong, healthy balances at the end of each quarter.
If you don't know how your business is doing financially, then you run the risk of destroying your budget, or worse, running down your cash reserves before you have a chance to get your small business off the ground.
Therefore, you should monitor and track your accounts regularly to get a complete and accurate picture of your financial strength. The results could pay off big time in terms of growth.
This is why apps like Expensify serve as an important financial tool for small business owners.
Expensify simplifies the expense reporting process, so small business owners like you can spend less time resolving accounting issues and more time supporting the needs of your clients and customers.
Download the app and start managing your financial accounts and expenses from your preferred iOS or Android device.
It may be hard to believe now, but in the 1970s, analog fax machines were in such high demand that practically every household and business in America had one.
Taking a gigantic leap away from the analog era, the '90s were all about cloud computing.
What's interesting about cloud computing is that faxing became mobile with online fax service providers like eFax. This offered a more modern way to view, share and edit faxed documents without being tied down to a fax machine.
Since faxing is still widely used in many industries today, the eFax mobile app will come in handy. It's free to download and is supported on iOS and Android devices. You can even use it to take photos of your documents with your phone's camera, and then send them as faxes – all without printing a single page.
What's great about My Minutes is that the interface is very user friendly. In fact, users can quickly and easily switch from one project to the next or add new timers. There's even an option to calculate total hours spent.
For example, if you're concerned that you're not spending enough time brand-building, then you may want to reexamine your weekly or monthly contributions to your social media pages, content creation process or newspaper writing. With My Minutes, you can be sure that you're dedicating enough time to all your important tasks.
Being a small business owner often means wearing multiple hats at once. From handling persistent incoming calls with efficiency to seamlessly moving invoices from arrival to post, a great deal goes into running a small business.
The mistake many small business owners make is not having a reliable communications infrastructure in place to support the needs of their clients and customers.
But eVoice can change all that.
eVoice is a no-contract virtual phone system that lets you efficiently manage your calls from the road, at home or wherever you do business. With dozens of features, you can stay connected to your company wherever you are.
From reducing hold times to seamlessly routing your callers to the correct extension, you can create a memorable customer experience the moment the line connects. Download the Android or iOS app and get started with a one month free trial.
Dealing with the daily responsibility of running a small business can be challenging. But small business owners can drive organizational success by incorporating a highly scalable project management software program into their existing communications infrastructure.
With Asana, you can spend more time getting things done and less time managing your projects.
With the Google Play store and Apple's App Store offering an estimated 3.3 million and 2.2 million apps respectively (as of September 2017), it's safe to say that there are a lot of apps out there!
What's important is that you find an app that helps you to produce better, faster results in business. Whether you need help sending a document online, managing your time or tracking your expenses, a good app should support you in your efforts.


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LCS 2021/22 Rosters Shuffle Tracker & Roster Breakdowns
LoL Esports
Davide Xu
Post Worlds 2021, the LCS has also entered the off-season with one of the most exciting LCS Rosters shuffles of recent history. The region is heavily investing into foreign talent to bolster the scene and hopefully make an impact in 2022. Let's take a look at the latest moves and what could this mean for the North American League.
LCS Roster Shuffles – EU and KR imports all over the place!
The LCS always had a history of picking up talent from the other regions, one of these being EU. LEC players have always been high-priority targets, but this year things have changed. Not only did the organizations pick up some EU imports, but they were able to get some of the very best and top-tier players.
Out of the entire lot, only 100Thieves opted out to keep their entire roster from 2021, and re-sign them for the upcoming season. Every other organization decided to make severe roster moves this off-season.
Team Liquid made insane off-season transfers, probably the best ones in the League: they were able to get both Bwipo and Hans Sama. Together with Bjergsen's return to competitive, TL's roster looks very scary. Hans Sama and CoreJJ will form one of the best bot lanes in recent history and Bwipo will be very hungry to prove himself at top lane once again. There are still some question marks regarding CoreJJ's residency status: if that fails by the beginning of the split, TL will have to quickly find a solution. Nevertheless, this roster is definitely championship material and we do not expect less than a 2nd place this upcoming split.
Evil Geniuses & Cloud9
EG's roster move was probably one of the least expected ones in this off-season. The organization managed to get their hands on Inspired, arguably the best jungler in the LEC last year. Despite re-signing with Rogue during Summer, EG was able to buy his contract for the upcoming year. He will surely be a strong addition to the team, but it will also depend on Canadian rookie jojopyun's performance and support Vulcan. EG will be betting on them to carry the team to victory.
Speaking of Vulcan, Cloud9 not only lost him but they also lost Perkz, who will be going back to EU. To fill their spots, C9 promoted Academy support Isles and roleswapped their top laner Fudge to the mid lane. It is a very bold move, considering Fudge will have to adapt to a completely new role. The decision, however, was well-thought: Korean top laner Summit will be coming in as C9's new top laner. Regarded as one of the best in the LCK in his role, he might make a very big difference individually.
The other interesting move is Berseker's, coming in as the second ADC for the team. Previously playing for T1's Academy team, the organization must've seen a big potential in him. The question will be on how the team and coaching staff will handle the coexistence with Zven, who will surely want to be the starting player.
EG and Cloud9 are making some bold moves in terms of roster setup, but we might see severe lack of synergy across lanes in both rosters.
TeamSoloMid
TSM found themselves in a very weird situation, after recent drama around Reginald, and following Bjergsen's departure. The part-owner willingly leaving his stake in the company and joining one of the biggest rivals is a huge warning for everyone. Nevertheless, TSM is doing everything they can to make a strong roster for 2022.
PowerofEvil left to join Immortals while SwordArt parted ways after only one year of stay. The organization signed Tactical from TL into the ADC role, as the two spots are yet to be announced. According to multiple sources, including IWD and Youngblood, it seems like TSM will have LPL's Creme as their new mid laner. As for the support role, different sources have mentioned different names, but the main two candidates are Ignar (according to Travis Gafford) and G2's former support Mikyx (according to Pablo Suárez).
With that being said, nothing is certain yet, so we'll have to wait a little longer to know what is TSM's potential for the upcoming 2022 Spring Split.
GGs are doing yet another roster experiment for the upcoming season. The organization decided to extend contracts with Licorice and Ablazeolive, while Olleh returns to the LCS as their starting support. The interesting move comes with the potential signing of Mouz jungler Pridestalkr, and former TSM ADC Lost as the final two players on the roster. Considering how the new roster looks, GGs are once again re-building from almost zero as we get a blend of non-premier league players meeting un-retired former players.
Time will tell if this is the winning formula for the Guardians, considering they do a wacky rebuild of their roster almost every season.
Dignitas, Immortals, CLG & FlyQuest struggle for relevance
At the bottom of the league we have three organizations that are making mediocre moves and trying to scrape by this off-season. Compared to their counterparts, these three teams made some big roster moves but neither of their rosters seem season winning on paper.
CLG decided to go with Luger, Jenkins, Contractz, Palafox and Poome as their starting five coming into next season. Neither of their newly signed players has had an impressive season in the last four splits, leaving plenty of question marks about performance in the upcoming season.
Dignitas is one of the more peculiar teams this off-season, as they are signing both fomre PSG jungler River and SK mid Blue to their roster. Neo and Fakegod retained their spots on the roster, while the support is graced by Biofrost. The new roster seems too lackluster on paper, and we might be in for either a horrible showing come February, or one of the most inspiring winning runs in recent LCS history.


Resonate! Yemen is a youth-run foundation aiming to bring the voices and ideas of young Yemenis to Yemen's public policy discourse and support youth action on issues of national and international significance. Resonate! works on providing opportunities for young Yemenis to build policy analysis and civic leadership skills, and encouraging policy makers in Yemen to accept youth as major stakeholders in policy design and implementation.
Develop the HR Unit and update Resonate's HR guidelines and organizational policies.
Manage Resonate employees files, HR database and activities of the HR Unit.
Responsible for advising recruiting managers on writing job descriptions, Vacancy Authorization Forms and interview questions.
Responsible for advertising of recruitments, taking part in interviews and carrying out pre-employment checks.
Develop Resonate's HR contract templates, prepare new contracts, extensions and amendments and follow up on probation periods in coordination with the managers and HR unit.
Review and update Resonate's internal salary scale, bonus policies, and promotion policies.
Ensure all contracts, extensions and amendments are signed by employee and properly archived.
Keep the employee files up to date for both active and previous employees.
Ensure all personnel files are updated and archived properly.
Ensure the implementation of the recruitment policy.
Report all Disciplinary actions at the office to the HR Unit immediately as they arise and seek guidance and support.
Participate in the disciplinary meetings and ensure compliance to Resonate! Yemen Disciplinary procedures.
Ensure high level of confidentiality of all HR disciplinary procedures.
Follow up on staff annual performance reviews.
Set reviews tracker and follow up with managers to carry out the performance review for their supervisee.
Keep an updated tracker for staff performance review due date.
Report to the Administrative manager any performance issues immediately.
•University degree in HR, business administration or related field.
•Minimum three years' experience in working with NGOs in Yemen.
•High level of integrity and the ability to maintain the confidentiality of sensitive information.
•Ability to multi-task and deal with sensitive issues with diplomacy and discretion.
•Good understanding of human resource reporting and recordkeeping requirements.
•Excellent organizational skills and interpersonal skills.
•Excellent computer skills and proficiency in Excel is a must.
•Supervisor and problem solving skills.
•Fluency written and spoken in English and Arabic.
•The candidate must be able to follow guidelines and reinforce organizational policies with all staff members, including seniorstaff.
•A positive attitude and an ability to work effectively as part of a dynamic team in a stressful environment.
•Excellent skills in problem-solving and a results-orientedapproach to HR management.
"Please mention the Position on your email Subject".
Only short-listed candidates will be contacted for interviews. No face-to-face contact or phone contact will be considered.


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Work at Home Mom (Leafy Profits from Home)
by Janet Attard February 8, 2019
Want to stay home with the kids, but need to work too? Read this inspiring story about a mom who does both!
What kind of business can an unemployed woman with preschoolers underfoot grow from home?
Ask Dee Dee Fox that question, and she'll tell you "Any kind of business that interests her."
Dee Dee is the owner of Plant Parenthood, Inc., a commercial interior landscaping company that designs interior environments, installs and does live plant maintenance for corporations, restaurants, hotels and other commercial establishments. Located on Long Island, NY, her business, which now has over 100 commercial accounts, began as a home party business in 1972 when her daughter was 3 years old.
"It worked something like a Tupperware party, Dee Dee says. She'd recruit hostesses to invite groups of 20 or more people to their homes to hear her "dumb thumb" lecture on plant care. In return for hosting the party, the hostess would get a percent of the profit from merchandise sales.
The business turned over a new leaf when one of her suppliers suggested she call a local department store that had bought $10,000 from the grower. The plants were dying, the grower said, because the store didn't know how to take care of them.
She got the assignment and worked on the plants while her daughter was in nursery school. The plants flourished under her care, and before long she landed an account to design and install interior landscaping for the Grumman Corporation, which at the time was Long Island, NY's largest employer.
Today, Plant Parenthood, Inc., which is still homebased, has annual sales of $350,000. The corporation has a crew of 7 and has won numerous awards for its design and maintenance work. Dee Dee attributes her success to the personal attention and care she and her crew give each account. In addition to running the company, Dee Dee, who is a Certified Interior Horticulturist, teaches interior landscaping at SUNY Farmingdale, NY.
About the Author: Janet Attard is the founder of the award-winning Business Know-How small business web site and information resource. Janet is also the author of The Home Office And Small Business Answer Book and of Business Know-How: An Operational Guide For Home-Based and Micro-Sized Businesses with Limited Budgets. Follow Janet on Twitter and on LinkedIn
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Fabricate, supply and install structural steel for the upcoming Evolve Apartments project. Setting a new standard in style, quality, spacious and secure living. Flowing over 9 levels, the striking exterior gives way to 72 superbly designed apartments in a choice of one, two and three bedroom configurations.


There are times when you just need a little romance and a good dose of adventure in your reading, and those are times when I know I can turn to certain authors. Susan Page Davis is one of them, and Carmela's Quandary affirms her standing as one of my favorites.
I've been wanting to read A Changed Agent, the first book in The Adirondack Pinkertons, since reading glowing reviews in 2016. Once I found the second book, The Heart of an Agent, as a Read Now e-galley on NetGalley, I decided it was time. So I downloaded the Read Now e-galley and purchased a Kindle ebook of A Changed Agent.
After reading the first Apart From the Crowd novel, Behind the Scenes (review here), I suspected that I would enjoy the second novel even more. I was so right.


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Apple Keynote Presentation October 2013 (Transcript only)
Motivation / By Pangambam S / November 28, 2013 8:04 am November 30, 2019 12:19 am
Apple's October special event was held on October 22, 2013 at the Yerba Buena Center for the Arts in San Francisco. The event unveiled and showcased a number of new products, including iPad Air, all new Mac Pro, MacBook Pro with Retina displays with other powerful features, OS X Mavericks as well as the latest creativity and productivity apps iWork and iLife etc. In this eventful presentation, Apple CEO Tim Cook and others from the management team led the way in showcasing these products. Below is the full transcript of this Apple's keynote presentation event.
Tim Cook – Chief Executive Officer, Apple Inc.
Thank you… thanks for joining us, and good morning. I really love that video. We played it for the first time at the Developers Conference in June and I wanted to open with that this morning because I think it does such an incredible job of talking about our values. It reflects the unique way that Apple creates what we believe are the very best products in the world. You're going to see some amazing products this morning that could only have been developed in that unique way. We are really excited to show them to you but before we dive right in, I've got a few updates beginning with iPhone.
iPhone, iOS 7 Updates:
As you may have heard, we launched two new designs last month. We launched the amazing iPhone 5c in a range of gorgeous and vibrant colors. Harry McCracken of TIME Magazine called it the perfect example of hardware and software integration. And we announced the forward-thinking iPhone 5s with its blazing fast 64-bit A7 chip, a stunning iSight camera system, and of course, Touch ID.
Walt Mossberg of The Wall Street Journal called it the best smartphone on the market. And millions of people agree by the end of the launch weekend, we had sold 9 million iPhones making it the biggest iPhone launch ever. The excitement and energy around the launch was absolutely palpable. And there was no better place to witness it than in one of our retail stores. We prepared a brief video for you this morning to share that excitement with you and I'd love to run it for you.
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[Video Presentation]
I know I can speak for everyone in Apple that when we see customer response like this, it makes all the hard work worthwhile. Both new iPhones shipped with iOS 7, a bold new redesign with great new features and the biggest change to iOS since the original iPhone. The reviews have been tremendous.
David Pogue of the New York Times called it some of Apple's best work. And millions of customers, hundreds of millions of customers agreed. They love the bold new redesign and the stunning new features. We made the updates easy and quick to get in just five days after launch over 200 million devices were running iOS 7, making it the biggest and fastest software upgrade ever. And I'm pleased to tell you that as of today, nearly two-thirds of the devices are running iOS 7. Now, this is tremendous, it blows away the other guys. And we love this because it makes – it gives our users the latest software so they can enjoy the greatest features and the best possible experience.
One of the great new features that shipped with iOS 7 was iTunes Radio. iTunes Radio is a fun and easy way to discover and explore new music. And it runs on iOS devices but also in your Mac or PC through iTunes and even on your Apple TV. Artists loves iTunes Radio. Justin Timberlake called it an amazing way to discover new music and debut his album on iTunes Radio. Now, even more importantly, customers love it. We now have had over 20 million users listen in on iTunes Radio and this number continues to grow. And they've been really active. They've listened to over a billion songs. And this is just in the U.S. in the last month. It's absolutely fantastic.
App Store updates:
Next stop, the App Store. The App Store continues to grow in size and scope. We now have over a million apps on the App Store and our users have downloaded an astonishing 60 billion times. Now, this is staggering, and the App Store continues to be the best place for developers to be rewarded for their creativity. Developers have now earned over $13 billion. It's hard to imagine your life without these phenomenal apps. It's been an enormous sea change.
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Mac updates:
Next stop, the Mac. We have an amazing lineup of desktops and notebooks. And we've had one focus since the beginning to build the best personal computers in the world, computers that people just love to use. And we've done that through a combination of incredible hardware and beautiful design coupled with OS X, the world's most advanced desktop operating system and apps like iWork and iLife, phenomenal apps for your productivity and creativity. And Mac just works seamlessly with all of your iOS devices with iCloud. And all of this comes together in this really delightful experience that our users just love.


NuLegacy Gold Corporation reports its initial 40 hole (35,000 ft.) 2017 drilling program (to be expanded as warranted) has commenced with the arrival of the first of two drill rigs; the second rig is scheduled to arrive mid-May.
Of the initial 35,000 ft. planned, 65% will consist of deeper drilling to explore for additional deposits and 35% will concentrate on expanding the gold footprint of the near-surface Iceberg deposit. Further geophysical and geochemical surveys are contracted for follow up on the success of last year's surveys in generating additional drill targets outside of the five currently confirmed mineralized areas.
We are fortunate to enroll three integral personnel to round out the geo-technical/deposit discovery team; Mr. John Katseanes, Ms. Denise Dowell and Mr. William (Bill) Mounts, all former consultants to Barrick Gold Exploration who have opted to work in the entrepreneurial junior exploration industry.
John Katseanes is a renowned geo-technical database architect; his mission is to ongoingly upgrade our data base architecture and accelerate our ability to analyze, interpret, and visualize (present in 3D models) the Red Hill Project geological environment to improve the targeting of the most prospective areas of gold mineralization in which to drill for high grade gold intercepts.
John will be ably assisted by Denise Dowell as our Geo-Technical Database Administer, who is responsible for the compilation, assimilation and maintenance of all databases relevant to the exploration of our Red Hill Project.
Bill Mounts is our new Drilling Supervisor responsible for overseeing all drilling and drilling contractors' relationships in Nevada. Bill has over 50 years of experience working with Newmont Exploration, Barrick Gold and numerous other major gold miners and is credited with saving these companies millions in their drilling expenses.


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package com.twosigma.beakerx.table.serializer;

import com.fasterxml.jackson.core.JsonGenerator;
import com.fasterxml.jackson.databind.JsonNode;
import com.fasterxml.jackson.databind.ObjectMapper;
import com.fasterxml.jackson.databind.ser.DefaultSerializerProvider;
import com.twosigma.beakerx.KernelTest;
import com.twosigma.beakerx.kernel.KernelManager;
import com.twosigma.beakerx.table.renderer.DataBarsRenderer;
import org.assertj.core.api.Assertions;
import org.junit.After;
import org.junit.Before;
import org.junit.BeforeClass;
import org.junit.Test;

import java.io.IOException;
import java.io.StringWriter;

public class DataBarsRendererSerializerTest {
  private JsonGenerator jgen;
  private StringWriter sw;
  private static ObjectMapper mapper;
  private static DataBarsRendererSerializer dataBarsRendererSerializer;

  @BeforeClass
  public static void setUpClass() {
    mapper = new ObjectMapper();
    dataBarsRendererSerializer = new DataBarsRendererSerializer();
  }

  @Before
  public void setUp() throws Exception {
    KernelManager.register(new KernelTest());
    sw = new StringWriter();
    jgen = mapper.getFactory().createGenerator(sw);
  }

  @After
  public void tearDown() throws Exception {
    KernelManager.register(null);
  }

  @Test
  public void serializeDataBarsRenderer_resultJsonHasDataBarsType() throws IOException {
    //given
    DataBarsRenderer dataBarsRenderer = new DataBarsRenderer();
    //when
    JsonNode actualObj = serializeDataBarsRenderer(dataBarsRenderer);
    //then
    Assertions.assertThat(actualObj.has("type")).isTrue();
    Assertions.assertThat(actualObj.get("type").asText()).isEqualTo("DataBars");
  }

  @Test
  public void serializeIncludeTextValue_resultJsonHasIncludeTextFlag() throws IOException {
    //given
    DataBarsRenderer dataBarsRenderer = new DataBarsRenderer(false);
    //when
    JsonNode actualObj = serializeDataBarsRenderer(dataBarsRenderer);
    //then
    Assertions.assertThat(actualObj.has("includeText")).isTrue();
    Assertions.assertThat(actualObj.get("includeText").asBoolean()).isFalse();
  }

  private JsonNode serializeDataBarsRenderer(DataBarsRenderer dataBarsRenderer) throws IOException {
    dataBarsRendererSerializer.serialize(dataBarsRenderer, jgen, new DefaultSerializerProvider.Impl());
    jgen.flush();
    return mapper.readTree(sw.toString());
  }

}


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Nigeria's Charles Onu Named Among 12 Prospective World Leaders

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A young Nigerian technology entrepreneur, Charles Onu, has been listed among 12 young people -and the only African – selected from across the globe to participate in the Jeanne Sauvé Public Leadership Program 2015 – 2017.

Organised by the Jeanne Sauvé Foundation, the two-year fellowship aims to convene, connect, engage and empower young leaders who are applying their skills and expertise in ways that are helping to create a better and more sustainable world. Over 1400 persons applied from around the world, after which a dozen young leaders where selected across 10 countries.

The first year of the program is a full-time intensive residential phase during which fellows live in the Jeanne Sauvé House in Montreal, Canada, while pursuing their personal, intellectual and professional goals.

During the second year, the fellows continue with their individual leadership journeys, either in their home countries or elsewhere.

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In the official announcement from Jeanne Sauvé Foundation, Charles was described as "a software developer and humanitarian technology researcher committed to sustainability and balanced resource allocation in Nigeria."

Nigeria's Charles Onu is the Principal Innovator behind Ubenwa, a digital health initiative in which he and his team are applying machine learning and mobile technology to provide portable, affordable, and reliable diagnosis of birth asphyxia.

Onu was once a Team Leader in Enactus and is co-founder of Fisher Foundation, a research-based NGO aimed at engaging stakeholders in participatory development in Africa.

Source: Technology Times

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[QUOTE="Lequte, post: 127751, member: 19"] A young Nigerian technology entrepreneur, Charles Onu, has been listed among 12 young people -and the only African – selected from across the globe to participate in the Jeanne Sauvé Public Leadership Program 2015 – 2017. Organised by the Jeanne Sauvé Foundation, the two-year fellowship aims to convene, connect, engage and empower young leaders who are applying their skills and expertise in ways that are helping to create a better and more sustainable world. Over 1400 persons applied from around the world, after which a dozen young leaders where selected across 10 countries. The first year of the program is a full-time intensive residential phase during which fellows live in the Jeanne Sauvé House in Montreal, Canada, while pursuing their personal, intellectual and professional goals. During the second year, the fellows continue with their individual leadership journeys, either in their home countries or elsewhere. [ATTACH]55688[/ATTACH] In the official announcement from Jeanne Sauvé Foundation, Charles was described as "a software developer and humanitarian technology researcher committed to sustainability and balanced resource allocation in Nigeria." Nigeria's Charles Onu is the Principal Innovator behind Ubenwa, a digital health initiative in which he and his team are applying machine learning and mobile technology to provide portable, affordable, and reliable diagnosis of birth asphyxia. Onu was once a Team Leader in Enactus and is co-founder of Fisher Foundation, a research-based NGO aimed at engaging stakeholders in participatory development in Africa. Source: Technology Times [/QUOTE]


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EXPANDED ANTIGEN-MATCHING FOR ERYTHROCYTE TRANSFUSION OF WOMEN WITH SICKLE CELL DISEASE DURING PREGNANCY REDUCES TRANSFUSION-RELATED ALLOIMMUNIZATION : P-102
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Anesthesiology April 2002, Vol. 96, NA.
P. S. Ramsey, D. D. Winkler, D. J. Rouse; EXPANDED ANTIGEN-MATCHING FOR ERYTHROCYTE TRANSFUSION OF WOMEN WITH SICKLE CELL DISEASE DURING PREGNANCY REDUCES TRANSFUSION-RELATED ALLOIMMUNIZATION : P-102. Anesthesiology 2002; 96:NA doi: https://doi.org/10.1097/00000542-200201000-00124
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It might seem premature for Coachella's talent buyers to have already booked artists for next year's edition of the festival, but we've got it on good authority that they've already locked in the three biggest headliners. Word on the street is that the 2017 installment of the festival will be headlined by Radiohead, Beyoncé and Kendrick Lamar.
The rumor emerged in the /r/Coachella subreddit, but the original poster refrained from explaining how they came across the information. Nonetheless, another Redditor in the thread pointed out that the poster had correctly predicted this year's headliners before they were officially announced by the festival's organizers.
Of course, at this point the only indicator of Radiohead, Beyoncé and Kendrick Lamar's inclusion on the roster for Coachella's 2017 edition is conjecture alone. The festival's lineup usually hits the blogosphere shortly after the turn of the year, so it will still be a matter of months before rumors are confirmed.