There are many different online transaction processing sites that can handle your sales, but when you are selling your own product you need to compare fees before you commit. Years ago I used to be a power seller on Ebay and boy did those fees add up at the end of the month?
Below I have given three examples of payment methods I use. I am looking to process payments efficiently with low fees. I also need to take into account the online affiliate management options so I can share commissions to affiliates. Not all payment processing is the same so I thought I would give real examples of fees charged and features available.
JVZoo is new to the scene but has simplified the task of selling a product so I thought I would give it a go. They do things very different and I have added one product into their system to see how it works.
The actual purchase went through paypal anyway so the buyer payed me directly and then JVzoo billed me for .40 cents. If I had recruited affiliates for this product they would have go their commission right then and there also.
Let's look at the details of each of these points.
This is something different, the affiliate and the vendor get paid as soon as there is a sale. Clickbank involves a whole list of hoops to jump through before getting your first payment.
Notifications of sales are instant. Both affiliates and vendors get notified and paid immediately.
Refunds are done manually by the vendor in JVZoo. Not like Clickbank where you have no real control of this process.
Fourth point, to quote JvZoo "By sending a buyer to one of our vendors you are automatically cookied to any other product that vendor may have in our market place." This is great because it means that you get paid for other product sales from the same vendor.
Lastly, JVzoo gives you instant stats that show how many visitors and clicks you have received, how many sales you have made, your conversion percentage and also the EPC (earnings per click) for each individual campaign.
Watch this video to see how to add a product to JVZoo.
Each time you sell a product through ClickBank, without respect to the location of the buyer, we purchase the product from you at wholesale price, which for standard products is 92.5% of the approved retail price, less $1. Therefore, on each sale ClickBank effectively keeps 7.5% plus $1. This takes place before affiliate commissions are paid out.
You get listed in the Clickbank marketplace.
Click bank has truck loads of affiliates on board looking for products to promote.
Clickbank has a great reputation.
The products seem to be better quality.
Please note that you need to pay $50 to activate an account to list a product. This is a one time fee.
Paypal is the most basic way to collect money on the internet. All you have to do is create a buy it now button, or incorporate your Paypal ID into a fancy shopping cart. Either way we could call this the bare bones of payment processing when it comes to selling your own products. It also turns out to be the cheapest.
Your fees can be as low as 1.1%, based on your previous month's sales volume. This means the more you put through your Paypal account the lower your fees will go. When you get to $5,000.00 AUD per month you can then apply for a Merchant Rate account. The standard rate for receiving payments of 2.4% plus .30 cents.
Therefore if I sold something for $100 AUD then the fees would be $2.40 plus $0.30.
This is extremely cheap but there is no real affiliate management for a simple account. You have to upgrade to start paying affiliates a commission. It is not as easy as the other payment options. It is not as easy as the other options as there is no product market place where your product can be listed to attract affiliates.
I use Paypal for online bills and purchases, each network link has advantages and disadvantages vary, but the most annoying is Paypal, are often restrict gratuitous reasons.
Like others do, I am using paypal for sending and collecting money. Paypal is the most widely use though I've heard several negative comments and issues against this company. But for now, I haven't encounter any problem from them even if I filed a dispute a month. Anyway, this topic seems very helpful for IM'ers like us who wanted to know the pros and cons between those sites.
I like paypal among all. I have used several other transaction processing sites earlier, but paypal works out the best.
I use Clickbank and Paypal. Clickbank is a better choice because of the facility to cash out. Paypal does not support my country.
Thanks for the tricks. I always link from newer articles to older but also the other way around: If I write a new port on a topic that has been covered I go back to the old article and remember to make a link to the newest.Interlinking both ways will give the reader a better experience and will promote all the content of my sige.
I think it took me 2 minutes to put a product on Jv zoo…but this is without all the other options..You can make a sales funnel with more products and much more!
Paypal is what I always used to get payment from my clients,who are leaving outside my county and If they are from India,I used to get paid by Bank Transfer.
Yes bank transfer is a good option as it usually does not cost anything!
You are right and Paypal charge a decent amount of commission and it is not at all good if we have to receive some less amount.
The fees aren't bad at all. Any idea on how the fees are for clicksure? I've heard some iffy things about them. I think clickbank places a higher standard on the quality of products offered in the marketplace. They monitor refund rates closely and from what I've heard, they'll give a product the boot of refund rates are too high. No junk products. Clicksure on the other hand, I'm not too sure about their standards. I've seen a real crap product being sold through them. Being that it was one the first times i had even heard of Clicksure, it didn't give me a positive impression at all. Any experience with them?
thanks Mitz for this breakdown. I actually have a product right now I am working on putting up through Jvzoo. Still trying to work the kinks out though so that I can get it online asap.
Yes it is all very open. I like the fact that affiliates get paid asap and so does the vendor. that is cool.
Great to see options like these. They not only make it easier for sellers but for buyers as well. Win-win situation for everyone involved.
I clicked on this post a while back and it went to a 404 page, so I'm glad it's back now. I use paypal for collecting money for my writing/editing and always feel cheated at the end of a transaction because of the fees.
I was planning on charging my clients a percentage of the fees, but I thought this was a bad idea and didn't do it. I'll have to work something out because I feel I'm losing money from my hard work when I only receive some of what I quoted.
What are your thoughts on this? I know it's a bit off topic and that the article is about selling on these sites rather than receiving money on paypal.
I think you should include the fees in the price!!!! Always include all outgoings. If you are good enough they will pay. I have a writer who put his price up 50% but he is exceptional and I cannot live without him.. Just put a paypal surcharge on coving the fees and the person should understand.
Oh yeah about the 404…Yes I made a mistake and published this before it was ready and then I un published!!! You caught me!


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Guru of Lord Hanuman!
May 15, 2020 Hinduism, Ramayana, Stories for ChildrenHanuman, Hinduism, Indian culture, Kids stories, Rama, Ramayana, sanatana dharma, Stories for Children, Surya, value based storiesnaadopaasana
Surya Bhagavan stands for the Light of Knowledge and Wisdom. He is the All-knowing silent Witness of the entire world. He represents the World Teacher, the Giver of both subjective and objective knowledge. It is said that the Vedas are under the care of Surya Bhagavan. Young Hanuman wanted to have Lord Surya alone as his Guru. One day in the morning, Hanuman took a big leap and reached Surya Bhagavan. With folded hands he approached Lord Surya and requested him to accept him as his disciple.
Surya Bhagavan was very pleased with Hanuman's request. However, since he is constantly on the move, he told Hanuman that he cannot stop at any point of time to teach him. Hanuman came up with a solution and told Lord Sun that he can continue his celestial journey without break and still teach him. He told Surya Bhagavan to keep moving forward and keep teaching him, and he would face his Guru and keep moving backwards at the same speed!
Surya Bhagavan was very pleased at the disciples loving persistence and agreed. Facing the teacher and moving backwards, Hanuman quickly grasped all that was taught to him by Lord Surya. He studied the four books of Knowledge (Vedas), the six systems of philosophies (Darshanas), the sixty four Arts (Kalas) and mastered the nine Vyakaranas along with the one hundred and eight mysteries of Tantra. Having completed his education, it was time for him to offer his Guru dakshina to his Guru. Hanuman asked his Guru what he could offer him, but Lord Surya said that he was more than happy to have a sishya like him, and he did not want anything from his disciple. However Hanuman insisted. Surya Bhagavan then asked Hanuman to look after the welfare of his son Sugriva (the prince of Kishkinda) and help him later in life. Hanuman agreed.
In keeping with his words to Surya Bhagavan, Hanuman was always by the side of Sugriva, and helped him enter into friendship with Lord Rama. When Sugriva became the King of Kishkinda, Hanuman was his most trusted minister.
The famous "Surya Namaskar" is generally attributed to Hanuman in utter reverence and gratitude to his Guru Surya Bhagavan.
The Master can clearly see the spiritual destiny and the divine perfection which lie in the innermost core of the disciple. - Swami Chinmayananda
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Graceful sir..👌
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Dyddgu Hywel (born 10 March 1989)  is a Welsh rugby union player who plays fullback for the Gloucester Hartpury and the Wales women's national rugby union team. She won her first international cap against Ireland at the 2013 Women's Six Nations Championship. Outside of rugby, she is a lecturer for the Coleg Cymraeg Cenedlaethol at Cardiff Metropolitan University.

Early life and career
Dyddgu Hywel was born in Llanelwy, Denbighshire on 10 March 1989. She attended Bangor University, where she studied in Welsh for a BSc (Hons) Design and Technology Secondary Education leading to Qualified Teacher Status, graduating with a first class honours degree in July 2010. She began working at Coleg Meirion-Dwyfor, teacher A-Level design and technology. She went on to become a teacher at Ysgol Gyfun Rhydywaun in the same subject. Hywel is now a lecturer for the Coleg Cymraeg Cenedlaethol at Cardiff Metropolitan University.

Playing career
Hywel was called up to the Wales women's under-16 national rugby union team once, but wasn't selected for any games. After being picked for the Wales women's national rugby union team at the 2013 Women's Six Nations Championship, she made her debut as a substitute against Ireland for the final five minutes of the game. She made her full debut a short while later with a start against France at the Stadium Marcel Levindrey, Laon.

Hywel has regularly scored tries, including against Scotland in the 2015 Women's Six Nations Championship where Wales won 39-3. She scored a try against France in the 2016 Women's Six Nations Championship, opening the scoring for Wales. They went on to win 10-8 following a second try by Megan York. , Hywel's official Wales Rugby Union biography states that she is  tall, and weighs .

References

External links
Player Profile

1989 births
Living people
Sportspeople from St Asaph
Rugby union players from Denbighshire
Welsh female rugby union players
Wales international rugby union players

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Q: Is there an equivalent for Chrome, of what XUL is for Mozilla? XUL seems to be an API which enables you to create GUI based on Mozilla framework.
Can it also enable you to automate Firefox's GUI?
Which is the equivalent(s) for Chrome, that enables you to both create GUI's and automate Chrome's GUI?

A: There isn't one.
Extensions are Javascript. Chrome uses WebKit for rendering, so you'd use that to create a GUI.

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Garden Warblers have been relatively poorly recorded in the Bailiwick probably due to their secretive nature and the difficulty in separating the song of this species and Blackcap. Smith did not record this species and Dobson notes that there were very few records of this species in the Transactions during the first half of the twentieth century despite finding them 'not uncommon' in Guernsey's wooded valleys in 1946. Since this time Garden Warblers have bred in most of the wooded areas on the island. Their distribution over the past 100 years has probably reflected the availability of this habitat. A similar situation occurs in Sark and Alderney where this species can be found in most wooded areas.
Garden Warblers are more common during passage periods. The average first date during the period 1969-1998 was 29 April but there has been a significant trend of birds arriving earlier throughout this period. During the first five years the average date was 9 May and during the last period, 19 April. Since regular records were first taken for this species in 1993, the peak period of passage was in the last week in April and the first ten days of May.
In autumn, the passage period is protracted and rarely spectacular. Ringing at La Fougeraie in Sark has shown that the bulk of birds pass through in the last two weeks of September and first ten days of October. Since the regular computerisation of bird record data began in 1993, this species has again probably been under recorded in autumn.


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Contrast the relationship between Caesar and Calpurnia with the relationship between Brutus and Portia. What do the differences suggest about the character of each man?
Calpurnia is portrayed as a fairly typical Roman wife, the subordinate of her husband. Portia is the idealized Roman matron, as close as possible in that society to being her husband's equal. Brutus and Portia love each other in their cold Roman fashion, but public duty always comes first for them.
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Caesar and Calpurnia seem to have a more traditional marriage by Roman standards. Caesar is the public figure who goes out into the world while Calpurnia's influence is limited to the home. By contrast, Portia is more of a cerebral character, hoping to be Brutus' confidante in things both inside...
Caesar and Calpurnia seem to have a more traditional marriage by Roman standards. Caesar is the public figure who goes out into the world while Calpurnia's influence is limited to the home. By contrast, Portia is more of a cerebral character, hoping to be Brutus' confidante in things both inside and outside of the domestic sphere. The daughter of the celebrated orator Cato, Portia makes a strong case for Brutus to share all of his secrets and fears with her, even showing off a self-inflicted wound she made to prove her resilience.
The scenes where the women try to convince their husbands to do as they wish illustrate these differences best. Calpurnia uses her dream, recent omens (ex. tombs "yield[ing] up their dead, etc.), and anxiety to try to sway Caesar from leaving home on the Ides of March. Caesar rebukes her suggestion that he stay home, viewing it as cowardly to give into suspicion (even though he is a suspicious man himself), but briefly humors her when she says he can say he stayed home for her sake. Portia uses not only an emotional appeal in claiming he treats her like a harlot rather than a wife so long as he limits their relationship to the domestic sphere, but also logic in her argument, deflecting his claims that he is physically ill rather than anxious and worried about something with solid reasoning. Unlike Caesar, Brutus also seems more inclined to take his wife seriously ("O ye gods, / Render me worthy of this noble wife!").
While the two marriages in question are quite different, they do share some similarities. Both Calpurnia and Portia care enough about their husbands' well-being to try to intervene in their public life. And to Calpurnia's credit, she is apparently valued enough by Caesar that he almost stays home just to humor her fears. Both men also appear to genuinely love their wives, though only Brutus seems to view his wife as an equal.
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Shakespeare generally regards Roman culture as cold, formal, and inhumane. Husbands and wives are not particularly close. The Roman matron is dignified and honorable, and supports her husband in his public career. Caesar is shown to be both a typical Roman patrician in his chilly arrogance, though unusually vulnerable in his superstitious nature. Both these aspects of his character are encouraged by Calpurnia, who panders to his self-image, even as she shares her forebodings about his future. She is a supportive wife, and beyond this seems to have little individuality.
Brutus and Portia are a more equal couple. When Brutus refuses to tell Portia what is troubling him, Portia insists upon her right to know. She is the daughter of Cato, a statesman with a legendary reputation, as well as the woman Brutus chose to marry. This means, according to Portia, that she is above the general run of womankind, just as Brutus is superior to other men. If he refuses to confide in her, this will be an insult, showing that he regards her as "Brutus's harlot, not his wife."
Brutus agrees to tell Portia about the conspiracy, admitting that she is superior to other men's wives. If he does not seem too perturbed by her death, saying that he has "the patience to endure it," this has more to do with Shakespeare's perception of Roman stoicism than Brutus's lack of attachment. Portia is the ideal Roman woman, as Brutus is the perfect Roman stoic, statesman, and nobleman. If the audience does not much care for either of them, it is because the ideals themselves are false and inhuman. To have a more passionate, fiery relationship than Brutus's with Portia, a Roman would have to abandon both Roman values and Roman women, as Mark Antony is soon to do.
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In Shakespeare's Julius Caesar, there are only two women characters: Calpurnia, Caesar's wife, and Portia, the wife of Brutus. Both women beg there men for something that they do not receive. Both men wanted to follow the guidance of their wives but were unable to do so because of the conspiracy.
In the play, Portia is the more prominent of the two wives. Her father was a great statesman. Portia and Brutus apparently have a loving relationship. Yet, Brutus has not shared any of his struggles concerning whether or not to join the conspiracy.
By not including his wife in the decision, Brutus shows the powerlessness of women to impact men's decisions. Portia's purpose is to show the humanity of Brutus who is impressed with his wife's determination to help him.
On the other hand, Portia is aware that something is causing Brutus pain.
No, my Brutus,
You have some sick offense within your mind,
Which by the right and virtue of my place I ought to know of…
Portia uses every feminine wile that she can to get Brutus to share his problem with her:
Gets down on her knees and begs
Gives her credentials as daughter of Cato and wife of Brutus
Mentions her renowned beauty
Tells Brutus that she has seen the conspirators there
Tries to guilt him for not sharing his secrets
States that she is a whore rather than wife if he does not share with her
Portia goes one step more when she stabs herself in the thigh to prove to Brutus that she is strong and can help him if he will just share with her his problems.
Brutus is impressed and appalled with Portia and what she has done to prove herself to him. He tells her that he will share everything with her; however, this does not happen because one of the conspirators comes to take Brutus to Caesar's house and join the conspiracy.
Brutus follows the rules of stoicism. Portia as is wife follows Brutus's lead; therefore, she keeps inside all the deep feeling, tenderness, and anxiety that are aroused in her by her husband's problems. She even sends their servant boy to the senate to watch and bring her news of the occurrences at the senate.
Later, when Portia believes that Brutus has been defeated and caught by the conspirators, she can no longer hold her feelings inside. In a fit of madness, she takes a hot coal and places it in her mouth. She falls dead as another victim of the assassination plot.
In Act IV, Brutus learns of Portia's death and is grief stricken. As a stoic, Brutus does not show his emotions outwardly. From his demeanor and words, it is obvious that Brutus loved Portia and is saddened by her death.
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Adam Lambert performs in concert in Shanghai, China on Jan. 5, 2016.
Carrie Underwood follows, trailed by Daughtry, Phillip Phillips, Scotty McCreery and Kelly Clarkson.
As American Idol readies to head into its final season, Forbes has ranked the earnings of all the shows alumni to see who's making the most money. Of all those to appear on the show's 14 previous seasons, Adam Lambert comes out on top.
The season 8 runner-up tops the list for the first time, raking in a career high $10 million, boosted by his performances fronting Queen, according to Forbes.
Carrie Underwood follows Lambert with an estimated $8 million, assisted by the release of her album Storyteller, which was released in October, and live performances. The season 4 winner's ranking fell from 1-2, after holding the list's top spot in 2013 and 2014. Her Storyteller Tour kicks off in January and is sure to give her income a solid boost.
In third place, Chris Daughtry surprises with $6 million for his eponymous band Daughtry, which played more shows than anyone else on the list -- 91 in the list's scoring period.
Season 11 winner Phillip Phillips follows in fourth place with $5 million, while Scotty McCreery and Kelly Clarkson tied at fifth place with $4 million in the year.


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The Nets' locker room here was quiet after tonight's defeat, with none of the usual banter. Sam Cassell sat on the trainer's table, one ice pack pressed to his strained left groin and another pushing into his bruised back as he sat with his head down. Across the room, Kendall Gill rocked back and forth. No one rushed to dress. The players just sat quietly, deep in their own thoughts.
The Nets looked to have little fight left in them, the confidence that they had a week ago shattered. Coach John Calipari had said before the game that it was the six inches between their ears that would decide the game, and it was in those six inches that the Nets were bruised and beaten more than anywhere else.
With a chance tonight to clinch a playoff berth, the Nets were overwhelmed by the Orlando Magic, 121-109. The Nets never threatened, never showed a hint that they wanted to be in the post-season, or could do any damage if they got there.
Since Tuesday, the Nets have been seeking the one victory that could put them in the playoffs, but with three straight losses, coupled with three straight victories by the Washington Wizards, the Nets are desperate. Tonight's loss ruined any hopes they had of catching the Knicks for the seventh seeding in the Eastern Conference. Now the Nets must win or get very lucky.
*If the Nets defeat the Pistons on Sunday at Continental Arena, they make the playoffs for the first time since 1994.
*If the Wizards lose to Boston in Washington on Saturday night, the Nets are in the post-season.
*If the Nets lose, but the Wizards win and Orlando beats Charlotte on Sunday, creating a three-way tie, the Nets qualify.
*But if the Nets and the Magic lose, while Washington wins, the Wizards gain the final playoff spot and will play the Chicago Bulls in the first round.
Already lacking Jayson Williams, Rony Seikaly and Michael Cage, the Nets face the prospect of playing the final game without Cassell, the current National Basketball Association player of the week. Cassell went down tonight with 10 minutes 1 second left in the game and did not return. Although X-rays were negative, his status for Sunday is unknown.
Calipari insisted that his team must find a way to win. ''These last two games, we knew we were going to have to steal one,'' he said. ''The one that hurt was the Toronto game. Now it's on us. Not all bad, though, because truly when you want to find out about your team, you put them in these situations. Now, who's who? Where are we? We're going to find out.
The Nets were in trouble almost from the opening tip as the Magic, already eliminated from the playoffs and playing only for pride, scored on 12 consecutive possessions in the first quarter. For the game, the Magic shot 64.8 percent, with far too many of their points coming on uncontested dunks.
Gill walked off the court with 3:36 to play after drawing his sixth personal foul and then slamming the ball to the floor, earning his second technical foul. As he walked toward the locker room, his thoughts turned to the games that had slipped away, the last-second losses, the disappointing defeats. But after enduring the hard times in New Jersey, he did not want to hear talk of the Nets' youth not allowing them to be ready for Sunday.
From the start tonight, the Nets opted for the deer-in-the-headlights gaze rather than the steely-eyed glare needed for important games. And the Magic had fun at the Nets' expense.
In the third quarter, with the Magic's lead swelling to 72-58, Cassell was fouled by Derek Harper. As Cassell moved away, Harper pushed him and Cassell spun around and pushed back. Harper then grabbed Cassell around the throat with both hands. Players from both sides rushed in, with Gill hurtling into the pack. By the time the bodies were sorted out, double technicals were assessed to Harper and Cassell, then to Gill and Outlaw.
When play resumed, Harper and Cassell grabbed each other running up the floor and received double fouls. Just 16 seconds later, Cassell crossed through the lane without the ball and was manhandled by Harper, and the two were given double fouls again.
The rough-housing hardly nudged the Nets from their slumber. After a basket by Chris Gatling, the Magic responded with the next 13 points, taking an 80-60 lead.
The Nets trailed by 24 in the third quarter before closing the gap to 95-78 entering the fourth quarter, but they never got the Magic's lead down to single digits.


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BASF Implements AspenTech's Manufacturing Information Management Solution
CAMBRIDGE, Mass.--(BUSINESS WIRE)--Aug. 20, 2004--
Leading Global Chemical Company to Recommend AspenTech
Solution to All Worldwide Plants as the Foundation for
Future Manufacturing Execution System Strategy
Aspen Technology, Inc. (Nasdaq: AZPN) today announced that BASF, one of the world's leading chemical companies, has selected AspenTech's information management solution for its worldwide manufacturing plants. The AspenTech solution will provide a foundation for BASF's new Manufacturing Execution System (MES) strategy, which is based on the deployment of a standard set of business and plant technologies. The information management systems will play a key role in enabling users to visualize and analyze real-time data from the manufacturing process, providing the basis for continuous improvement and more effective operational decision-making.
The adoption of an AspenTech information management system will enable BASF to establish a common platform for all MES functions, with a consistent process for both the implementation and support of the solution. This will allow BASF to share best practices across its organization and reduce the cost and complexity of maintaining its manufacturing systems. The solution is built on the Aspen Operations Manager Integration Infrastructure, which provides the integration platform to connect with BASF's enterprise resource planning system and other plant applications.
Providing plant managers and engineers with access to accurate, reliable real-time process information coupled with relevant business information is a fundamental requirement for improving manufacturing performance. AspenTech's solution will give BASF a standard framework to analyze and optimize its plant operations. AspenTech is a recognized leader in MES technologies for the process industries, based on a clear understanding of the business drivers and operational needs.
The process data captured by the information management system will be used for a range of functions including batch monitoring and analysis, engineering analysis, management information, and quality control. AspenTech's information management solution was selected after a comprehensive evaluation of competing business and plant solution providers.
"BASF is a long-standing user of AspenTech's engineering and manufacturing solutions, and we welcome this opportunity to further strengthen our partnership," said David McQuillin, President and CEO of AspenTech. "By using AspenTech's information management systems, BASF has demonstrated its commitment to achieving operational excellence across its global manufacturing network. The adoption of our information management solution, leveraging our Aspen Operations Manager infrastructure, is an important first step in meeting those objectives."
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Yves Plateau, né le , est un dessinateur belge de bande dessinée, illustrateur, aquarelliste, habitant le Hainaut en Belgique.

Biographie
Yves Plateau naît le .
Yves Plateau commence sa carrière en bande dessinée en réalisant en 2000 et 2001 quelques courts récits dans des collectifs. C'est en tant que coloriste de Rodolphe et Antonio Cossu pour la série Angie qu'il intègre les éditions Casterman en 2003, tout en développant divers projets personnels. Puis, l'année suivante, toujours chez le même éditeur, il rejoint l'équipe de Jacques Martin, pour la réalisation d'albums didactiques des Voyages d'Alix (Les Jeux Olympiques: paru en 2004, réédition revue en 2008). Dans la même veine, il inaugure une nouvelle collection relative au Moyen Âge , « Les Voyages de Jhen » dont le tome 1 paraît en 2005, où il réalise le dessin et mise en couleurs. Ensuite et dans la même collection, il réalise seul le premier opus d'une reconstitution de Paris au Moyen Âge, Paris tome 1 qui paraît en 2006 ainsi que le tome 2 en 2009. Suit un album consacré à l'histoire du Château du Haut-Koenigsbourg en Alsace. En 2008, il dessine sur un scénario de François Maingoval une biographie romancée de l'empereur romain Néron. Dans ce créneau historique, il publie successivement L'Abbaye de Villers sur l'abbaye cistercienne de Villers en 2010 et sur Le Mont Saint Michel en 2012. La même année, il dessine un one-shot Le Crépuscule des guerriers scénarisé par J. Aiffvé dans la collection « Plein Vol » aux Éditions Idées+.

En , il se voit décerner le prix Plume d'or avec Olivier Weinberg pour La Chute du Reich, le septième tome de la collection « Les Reportages de Lefranc » lors de la cérémonie du Prix Saint-Michel.

En 2019, il entame un diptyque La Fille de l'air sur le thème de l'aviation sur un scénario de Pascal Davoz dans la collection « Plein vol » aux Éditions Idées+ qu'il achève en 2022 avec No woman's land.

Parallèlement, Plateau participe à de nombreux collectifs, scénarisés par Éric Stoffel ou Franck Coste, ayant pour thème l'aviation dans la collection « Plein Vol » aux Éditions Idées+ depuis 2010.

Yves Plateau demeure à Mons.

Œuvres

Albums de bande dessinée
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 Les Voyages d'Alix

 Les Voyages de Jhen (Casterman)
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 Réédition Paris 1 et 2 en un volume avec une nouvelle maquette, 2013
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Alix raconte

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Le Crépuscule des guerriers, avec J. Aiffvé, 64 p, Éditions Idées+, ,

La Fille de l'air

Collectifs
 Le Lion de Flandre de Bob de Moor, avec Benn, Duveaux, Gust, Y. Plateau - 128p - Éditions Michel Deligne, , Bruxelles, 1976

 L'Horizon n'est pas l'Amer - Images d'ateliers - Oro Production Asbl, Mons, 1999
 Histoires de Pilotes

Pompiers du Ciel
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Patrouilles aériennes acrobatiques

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Patrouille de France

Histoires de patrouille de France

Vieux Tacots (automobiles)
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Spa-Francorchamps
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Documentaires
 Les Reportages de Lefranc
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Prix et distinctions
 2015 :  prix Plume d'or avec Olivier Weinberg pour La Chute du Reich lors de la cérémonie du Prix Saint-Michel.

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Naissance en octobre 1956
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Kim Jong Un wasn't about to let the United States enjoy its labor day weekend without giving a reminder of the increasing threat his regime poses to America and its allies. New pictures have emerged showing what appears to be a mature thermonuclear warhead design, one that is capable of fitting into the tight confines of the rogue regime's latest long-range ballistic missile designs.
North Korea's supposed H-bomb design. In the background you can see the nose cones used on North Korea HS-14 ICBM.
A "hydrogen" or "thermonuclear" bomb is exponentially more powerful than nuclear "fission" or "atom" bomb, like the ones used on Japan in World War II. Go to this live map to see for yourself the differences in effects between atom bombs and thermonuclear bombs, and different warhead types and yields, overlaid on a map of your home town. It offers a chilling depiction of just how much destruction modern nuclear warheads provide.
"The difference between thermonuclear bombs and fission bombs begins at the atomic level. Fission bombs, like those used in Nagasaki and Hiroshima, work by splitting the nucleus of an atom. When the neutrons, or neutral particles, of the atom's nucleus split, some hit the nuclei of nearby atoms, splitting them, too. The result is a very explosive chain reaction. The bombs dropped on Hiroshima and Nagasaki exploded with the yield of 15 kilotons and 20 kilotons of TNT, respectively, according to the Union of Concerned Scientists.
In contrast, the first test of a thermonuclear weapon, or hydrogen bomb, in the United States in November 1952 yielded an explosion on the order of 10,000 kilotons of TNT. Thermonuclear bombs start with the same fission reaction that powers atomic bombs — but the majority of the uranium or plutonium in atomic bombs actually goes unused. In a thermonuclear bomb, an additional step means that more of the bomb's explosive power becomes available.
First, an igniting explosion compresses a sphere of plutonium-239, the material that will then undergo fission. Inside this pit of plutonium-239 is a chamber of hydrogen gas. The high temperatures and pressures created by the plutonium-239 fission cause the hydrogen atoms to fuse. This fusion process releases neutrons, which feed back into the plutonium-239, splitting more atoms and boosting the fission chain reaction."
We will have to wait for full analysis by nuclear weapons scientists to gain deeper insights into what the photos show and what they don't, but the design does look alarming legitimate, and its construction seems to be of high quality. Miniaturized thermonuclear warheads usually have "stepped down" bullet-like contours for Teller-Ulam configurations or are of an hour-glass like shape with the primary and secondary arranged in two sphere-like casings as seen in the photos from North Korea.
You can see how the warhead fits in the missile's nosecone in the image posted on the display board next to Kim Jong Un.
The images posted today of North Korea's supposed thermonuclear bomb design also may help validate to Pyongyang's claim that they have miniaturized their atom bomb design dramatically. A tested miniaturized nuclear warhead and reentry system are seen as two of the final boxes to be checked off before North Korea's long-range nuclear deterrent is considered verified.
For those who are quick to discount these photos as a propaganda disinformation play, that is always a possibility. But the truth is that North Korea has done exactly what it said it would and has shown off what ended up being real weapons systems, not fakes, over the last 18 months. For instance, nearly all of the weapons North Korea paraded around on April 15th, many of which were never tested before, have now been tested. This is a grand departure from years past.
Simply put, Pyongyang's open and frighteningly honest presentation of their nuclear capabilities and missile programs has been consistent as it has been startling as of late. Just a year and a half ago many laughed at the picture below, but it ended up being largely representative of where North Korea's nuclear warhead program was headed at the time.
Following their fourth nuclear test on January 6th, 2016, North Korea had claimed it tested a hydrogen bomb. These claims were debunked as seismic and atmospheric sampling data, as well as other intelligence, said otherwise. What North Korea likely tested instead was a "boosted fission device." This is an atom bomb that compresses tritium and deuterium gas during detonation. This enhances the yield of a fission weapon considerably, but it doesn't come anywhere close to the destructive power of a hydrogen bomb. But this test and North Korea's claims did point to the fact that the reclusive regime was not content with fission bombs alone—thermonuclear weapons were its real developmental goal.
With all this in mind, there is a possibility that the status of North Korea's hydrogen bomb program could be why the country's sixth nuclear test has not occurred. National security pundits have longed claimed a sixth test is imminent and North Korea has said that it would carry out another test when it's ready. Almost weekly we get new reports of "suspicious movements" at North Korea's Punggye-ri underground nuclear test facility, yet a year after North Korea's last test, and the advent of a reliable intermediate range and intercontinental ballistic missile capability, we are still waiting for that sixth test. It could be that North Korea has waited because the next weapon they test won't be an atom bomb, it will be a hydrogen bomb.
Going from a miniaturized atom bomb to a thermonuclear weapon, and a miniaturized one at that, is a massive and highly unlikely leap for the closed-off and poor country like North Korea. But it's clear they are getting help from somewhere and they have accomplished seemingly the impossible when it comes to their missile programs over the last 18 months. So it wouldn't be crazy to postulate that their nuclear weapons program is about to take a similar leap.
"The H-bomb, the explosive power of which is adjustable from tens kiloton to hundreds kiloton, is a multi-functional thermonuclear nuke with great destructive power which can be detonated even at high altitudes for super-powerful EMP (electromagnetic pulse) attack according to strategic goals."
"All components of the H-bomb were homemade and all the processes ... were put on the Juche basis, thus enabling the country to produce powerful nuclear weapons as many as it wants."
The high-altitude electromagnetic pulse (HEMP) threat from North Korea has long been feared, and now that they have a delivery system that can hit the U.S. it is more realizable than ever before. But a North Korea launched HEMP attack is far more of an issue for North Korea's neighbors, like Japan, or even Hawaii, than it is for the continental United States. A cyber attack aimed at the power grid in the U.S. is a far more likely tactic North Korea could deploy here at home. Yet the possibility that North Korea has or will acquire H-bomb capability in the not too far off future makes the EMP threat more palpable than before Pyongyang released these latest images.
After an astonishing year of weapons development, and almost exactly one year since the last North Korean nuclear test, it seems that the next big escalation will be another underground nuclear test. When that will come is anyone's guess, but it will probably be sooner than later.
Author's note: This was written before North Korea executed their sixth nuclear test. Here is our post on the test.


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MasterCard Mobile Payment App Joins the Fray
July 18, 2016 /in Miratrix, The Weekly Noise /by Nick Duddy
The number of mobile phone payment apps continues to grow with news that MasterCard has launched a new app in America that is, say users, better than Apple Pay.
The move follows a makeover of its digital wallet and contactless payment offering and its new angle is to bundle several forms of payment methods into one that works in shops, online and in-app.
MasterCard says it wants to be the one-stop shop for all payments anyone wants to make and banks will be able to implement the new card service within their own apps.
While it has been launched in America, it will not be coming to the UK until 2017.
Fans of Apple Pay will not be left behind since its users will be able to pay online when the iOS10 and macOS Sierra updates are rolled out later this year.
Windows 10 Mobile gets a boost
Mobile phone app developers have received a boost after a major hardware manufacturer revealed a new phone utilising Windows 10 Mobile.
The SoftBank 503LV from Lenovo will immediately become the most powerful smartphone running Windows 10 mobile when it's launched.
Microsoft is also looking to push the software onto an ever growing number of devices.
The new smartphone is aimed at businesses and will give access to a user's documents, PowerPoint presentations and spreadsheets as well as incorporating several key apps including Cortana.
Essentially, should a user make any updates to documents on their smartphone, all other devices such as tablets or PCs will be immediately updated as well.
Rubbish app to remind people to put bins out
A council has created a free mobile phone app to remind people when they should put their bins out in time for collection.
Oldham Council says it is the first to offer its own 'rubbish app' for tablets and smartphones and users will be reminded which colour bin needs to be put out and on the right day.
The app also informs residents about which waste items should be placed in bins and whether there are disruptions to the normal collection service and also where residents can take their dangerous or hazardous waste.
Entitled the 'What Bin Day', the app is the brainchild of an Oldham councillor who wants to encourage residents to keep their city clean.
Mobile phone app allows doctors to look inside heads
A new mobile phone app is being trialled in Kent that enables doctors to look inside the head of their patients.
By using an attachment that is connected to the smartphone's camera, the app will take videos and photos of the patient's ear drum and ear canal which are then sent to a specialist consultant.
The Cupris Health app also performs a basic hearing test with a patient using headphones and the data is immediately relayed to a website for a consultant to analyse.
Lightroom mobile phone app gets makeover
Adobe's Lightroom mobile phone app has been updated with a range of premium features which will help the app's continued popularity with enthusiastic photographers.
The app offers raw editing and advance camera modes but some of its best features are only available with a paid subscription.
The app is available for devices running Google's Android and iPhones and iPads running iOS.
Essentially, the new version of Lightroom is a closer match to what the software on PCs can do and will enable photographers to carry out more work on their mobile devices.
Mobile phone up boosts crop production
A new mobile phone app that can predict rain is helping farmers in sub-Saharan Africa to boost their crop production.
The app helps overcome the issues in predicting weather patterns in the tropics and will deliver a rain prediction with 84% accuracy.
This means that farmers can sow as well as harvest their crops at the best times.
The app has been developed by Swedish firm Ignitia which is now looking to expand into other African countries by using a $2.5 million grant from several sponsoring countries including Sweden, the Netherlands and the United States.
In other mobile phone app news
T-Mobile in America is offering its customers who download the Pokémon Go mobile phone app free data to play the game until August next year.
Microsoft has released an update to fix issues with its Office Mobile apps including Excel and Word in Windows Store.
It looks like Netflix has removed its mobile phone app from the Windows Store though an app for PC use remains. Users in America have revealed that the Netflix app is now unavailable and was only released last December. Apparently, users with a European-based Microsoft account can still access the Windows 10 Mobile app.
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Thank you so much! I will be sure to share my skin care regime in a post very soon.
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Thank you Robin for the kind words. You are so right, tomorrow is not promised to anyone and you only get one life, live it to the fullest!
Thanks Melissa!! Girl, you know your one of my inspirations to get healthy right!? You have been doing amazing on your journey and look fantastic doll!!
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While many of us look forward to taking a well-deserved break during the December and January school holiday, everyone should be on high alert and vigilant when around water.
The latest Western Cape Injury and Mortality Profile (2016 to 2010) reveals that drowning claims an average of 200 lives each year. Parents and caretakers should take exceptional caution when youngsters are near water as at least 35% of all deaths due to drowning in the Province are of children younger than five years. Even a near-drowning can have a major impact on the development of a child. Brain injuries due to near-drowning incidents at this tender stage can lead to physical disabilities, seizures and memory loss, among others.
Accidental drowning is the second leading cause of injury and death in children in this age group, and the highest numbers of such drownings were recorded in the Prince Albert, Cederberg and the Witzenberg Sub-districts. "It is disheartening that families' lives come to an abrupt end because of drowning. In many cases, drowning can be prevented. Good supervision is key," says Handri Liebenberg, Deputy Director of Comprehensive Health at the Cape Winelands District Office.
Areas that claim the most lives are swimming pools and bodies of water like dams, and storage tanks, followed by the ocean and rivers.
Can you see the person's chest rise up and down? Can you hear breathing sounds? Are there any signs of life? If not, repeat the breaths while pinching the person's nose closed and look for signs of breathing until help arrives.
Keep a close eye on your child even after swimming or being around water. If in the 48 hours after your child has been swimming, they have a cough, chest pain, trouble breathing or is unusually tired or sleepy, you must get medical help. It may be that your child is experiencing secondary drowning. In a case of secondary drowning, water fills up the lungs like when someone drowns, but the symptoms may only show up to 48 hours after an incident in the water.
Cover or fence areas where there are pools, dams and water tanks.
Teach children to never go swimming without permission and adult supervision.
Never place children under the care of other children.
Children wearing floatation devices should still be watched.
If lifeguards are present, swim in the area where they are on duty.
Never consume alcohol before swimming.
Never dive into shallow water or bodies of water where you cannot see the bottom.


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Through this course you will find tools to bring philosophy in your classes and workshops. I will guide you around creating a well balanced "YOGA" class that is much more than just asana. We will also be looking into theory and practice of pranayama techniques to compliment your practice or teaching.
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New Croatian president is alumnus of BSoG's LLM programme
Congratulations to the newly elected Croatian president, Mr. Zoran Milanović! He is the latest example of alumni from the Advanced Master Programme on International Legal Cooperation (known today as LLM in International and European Law), reaching the very highest positions in the judiciary, the EU institutions, law firms, companies and also in politics. The programme is taught at the Brussels School of Governance, an alliance between the Institute for European Studies (Vrije Universiteit Brussel) and Vesalius College. Mr Milanović previously served as Croatia's Prime Minister (2011-2016).


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package com.google.api.codegen;

import com.google.api.tools.framework.model.BoundedDiagCollector;
import com.google.api.tools.framework.model.Diag;
import com.google.api.tools.framework.model.DiagCollector;
import com.google.api.tools.framework.model.testing.BaselineTestCase;
import com.google.api.tools.framework.model.testing.DiagUtils;
import com.google.api.tools.framework.snippet.Doc;
import com.google.common.collect.Lists;
import com.google.common.io.Files;
import java.io.File;
import java.io.IOException;
import java.nio.charset.StandardCharsets;
import java.util.List;
import java.util.Map;
import javax.annotation.Nullable;
import org.junit.Rule;
import org.junit.rules.TemporaryFolder;

/**
 * A baseline test case which prepares a model from proto and yaml config and handles printing the
 * result of a test run to the baseline.
 */
public abstract class DiscoConfigBaselineTestCase extends BaselineTestCase {

  @Rule public TemporaryFolder tempDir = new TemporaryFolder();

  protected boolean suppressDiagnosis() {
    return false;
  }

  /**
   * Determine if location information from the {@link Diag} should be printed in the baseline
   * files.
   */
  protected boolean showDiagLocation = true;

  /** List of suppression directives that should be added to the model. */
  protected List<String> suppressionDirectives = Lists.newArrayList("versioning-config");

  /** The model on which the test runs. */
  protected String discoveryFileName;

  /**
   * Run test specific logic. The returned object will be printed to the baseline if not null. The
   * object can be a map from string to object, in which case the map will be decomposed for the
   * baseline output. If a {@link Doc} appears it will be pretty printed before writing it.
   */
  @Nullable
  protected abstract Object run() throws Exception;

  /**
   * Run a test for the given file base name(s). Collects all .proto and .yaml files with the given
   * base name (i.e. baseName.proto or baseName.yaml), constructs model, and calls {@link #run()}.
   * Post that, prints diags and the result of the run to the baseline.
   */
  protected void test() throws Exception {
    DiagCollector diagCollector = new BoundedDiagCollector();

    // Run test specific logic.
    Object result = run();

    if (!diagCollector.hasErrors() && result != null) {
      // Output the result depending on its type.
      if (result instanceof Map) {
        @SuppressWarnings("unchecked")
        Map<String, Object> map = (Map<String, Object>) result;
        for (Map.Entry<String, Object> entry : map.entrySet()) {
          testOutput().printf("============== file: %s ==============%n", entry.getKey());
          testOutput().println(displayValue(entry.getValue()));
        }
      } else {
        testOutput().println(displayValue(result));
      }
    }
  }

  /** Prints diag to the testOutput. */
  protected void printDiag(final Diag diag) {
    String message = DiagUtils.getDiagMessage(diag);
    if (showDiagLocation) {
      testOutput()
          .printf(
              String.format(
                      "%s: %s: %s",
                      diag.getKind().toString(), getLocationWithoutFullPath(diag), message)
                  + "%n");
    } else {
      testOutput().printf("%s: %s%n", diag.getKind(), message);
    }
  }

  private String getLocationWithoutFullPath(final Diag diag) {
    String location = diag.getLocation().getDisplayString();
    int firstSlashIndex = location.indexOf("/");
    int lastSlashIndex = location.lastIndexOf("/");
    if (firstSlashIndex != -1) {
      String toReplace = location.substring(firstSlashIndex, lastSlashIndex + 1);
      location = location.replace(toReplace, "");
    }
    return location;
  }

  /** Fetches content from various values for a content source (File, Doc, etc.) */
  private String displayValue(Object value) throws IOException {
    if (value instanceof Doc) {
      return ((Doc) value).prettyPrint(100);
    } else if (value instanceof File) {
      return Files.asCharSource((File) value, StandardCharsets.UTF_8).read();
    } else {
      return value.toString();
    }
  }
}

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Drop the pasta in a large pan of boiling salted water, stir occasionally for 10-12 minutes until 'al dente' (tender but still firm to the bite).
Meanwhile, heat the butter in a frying pan. Add the shallot and garlic and sauté for 2-3 minutes until softened but not coloured. Stir in the pancetta or bacon and cook for another 2-3 minutes until sizzling and lightly golden.
Break the eggs into a bowl and add the cream, two-thirds of the Dubliner® Cheese and the parsley. Season to taste and lightly whisk to combine.
Drain the pasta and return back to the hot pan. Quickly pour in the egg mixture and toss well to combine with the crispy bacon mixture; the heat from the pasta will cook the eggs.
To serve, divide the pasta carbonara among wide-rimmed bowls and scatter the remaining Dubliner® Cheese on top with the parsley.
TIP: Smoked salmon carbonara is also a fantastic supper dish. Simply replace the bacon with strips of smoked salmon, which obviously don't need any cooking, and the parsley with dill.


Peter will send out a poll of possible meeting times and dates prior to next meeting.
Peter will circulate a straw man format for the web page, clearly delineating different kinds of literature and suggested usage.
Peter will circulate the inventory of current literature.
The committee reiterated its previous decision that all literature dealing with recovery needs be approved by the world service committee, whereupon it is labeled "conference created," and can be published by the GSB. This guidance will be provided to the GSB.
The committee will consider how to describe literature that has been published by the GSB but has not yet been approved by the world service conference (as part of its review of the Literature page).
The next meeting of the literature committee will be Feb 12.
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I can vividly remember attending a keynote at IDF, Intel's biannual developers forum, about 2 years ago and the speaker telling the audience that the NetBurst architecture would scale all the way up to 10GHz. In another keynote, talking about Intel's new Prescott core for Pentium 4, the speaker explained how the Prescott core would reach clockspeeds of 5GHz shortly after the introduction and that Intel would continue to push the clockspeed envelope as they have been over the years. Today things are certainly different for Intel, not only did they recently announce that there would be no 4GHz Pentium 4, but the Intel Pentium 4 570J, at 3.8GHz, could very well be the last member of the Pentium 4 family. That's in sharp contrast with the announcements previously made and mostly due to difficulties with getting the 90nm process to scale well in clockspeed which forced Intel to refocus on other technologies. Despite all of the advances made in 90nm process technology Intel was only able to scale the Prescott core Pentium 4 by a mere 400MHz, that's a far cry from 5GHz or better.
The Pentium 4 570J populating the LGA775 socket on the motherboard.
Today we take a look at the Pentium 4 570J and try to answer the question whether 200MHz extra clockspeed helps it to reign supreme and beat the fastest Intel processor to date; the Pentium 4 Extreme Edition 3.46GHz. As the J denominator indicates, there's obviously more to this 570J CPU than the 200MHz speed bump. It is actually a new stepping of the Prescott core, adding support for the NX bit, or rather 'no execute' bit. This no execute protection ability allows the Pentium 570J processor and operating system to work together to prevent the execution of certain code that could potentially be harmful to the system. This feature, which is supported by Windows XP Service Pack 2, and debuted with AMD's Athlon 64 processors on the desktop first, helps to prevent exploits such as buffer overflow which are commonly used to infect systems with viruses. Adding to that the new Prescott core stepping provides promises to rid us somewhat from the blistering hot temperatures these processors run at with support for an enhanced halt state that will put the brakes on power consumption and heat dissipation when the processor is not been taxed that much.
The LGA775 heatsink installed on top of the Pentium 4 570J processor.
Obviously we'd like to see how this new Pentium 4 processor stacks up to the Pentium 4 3.46GHz Extreme Edition as well as the Athlon 64 FX-55 and midrange Athlon 64 3500+. To do that we used the exact same hardware on both the Intel and AMD platform, except for the motherboard and memory modules. We used an Intel i925XE chipset motherboard for both Intel processors and a NVIDIA Nforce4 Ultra motherboard for both AMD processors. All systems were tested with an NVIDIA GeForce 6800GT PCI-E graphics card, a single 250GB Maxtor Maxline III Serial-Ata harddisk and 1GB of OCZ PC 4300, cas 4-4-4-8, DDR2 or OCZ PC3200, cas 2-2-2-5 memory. Windows XP was used with SP2 installed and all the latest WHQL drivers on both the chipsets as well as the graphics card. To gauge the performance of both chipsets we measured the overall performance using Futuremark's 3Dmark05, accompanied by some benchmarks on compressing DVD to DiVX, CD to MP3 and data files to ZIP files.
As can be seen from the above benchmarks the Pentium 4 570J fails to impress, it is consistently bested by the Pentium 4 3.46GHz Extreme Edition and the Athlon 64 FX-55, even the mid-range Athlon 64 3500+ comes awfully close in some benchmarks. But in all honesty we weren't expecting much, Intel has long since been playing the clockspeed game with small increments in processor clockspeed. Does this new processor change anything about Intel's current position in the market? Not really, AMD is still the performance leader and also has quite a few cards up its sleeve with features such as 64-bit support that Intel has yet to match on the desktop. We can therefore say that this new Intel processor is just another speed bump. Besides the NX bit and reduced power consumption and heat dissipation it isn't anything to get excited about. If you're looking to upgrade from a 3.2GHz or faster Intel processor we'd suggest you don't as the upgrade will not buy you any real-world performance advantage, period.


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What are these kids doing in the LSO?
Last night's concert at the Barbican consisted of two Scandi wedges – Sibelius 7 and Nielsen 4 – around a high Barbara Hannigan confection composed by Hans Abrahmsen. If this Simon Rattle's new normal, it tests the mettle of LSO winds and is seriously refreshing for the lower strings.
Forget about overture and concerto. Change the shape of the weekday night concert.
In the gasp between one Hannigan high and the next, the audience rustled their papers to find other changes in the LSO lineup. Twelve changes, in fact. Students from California's Music Academy of the West who had so impressed Rattle in rehearsal that they got to take their seats with the big boys and girls in the actual performance.
Were they daunted? Not a whit.
My eye was caught by double-bass Nina Bernat, 18, and bass trombone Lisa Stoneham, 25, sawing away like total pros.
And there is more than meets the eye. The LSO has been smart, ahead of Brexit, in forging a transatlantic alliances that will yield longterm talent dividends. Other London orchs remain mired in the old normal.
You can listen to the concert here for the next 3o days (possibly only in the UK).
Michael Turner says:
It amazes me how many people still feel that the Overture/Concerto/Symphony format is the only format a concert can/should take. Rattle has programmed "outside the box" ever since his Birmingham days and before. That the format of his Sibelius/Abrahamsen/Nielsen might be considered worthy of comment seems to me to be rather behind the times. If a programme makes sense, (i.e. it might have a story to tell, a question to raise, or answer, whatever) go with it. I've ended concerts with Overtures and begun them with concertos and contrasted the most intimate of works with some enormous musical structures. However, with all that said, one of the last orchestral concerts I conducted in 2018 did follow the Overture/Concerto/Symphony format!
I always figured the "traditional" start with an overture was to permit those inevitable late comers to be seated "late" after the overture but before the conductor was back on stage, somewhat minimizing the annoyance for those of us who get there on time. It at least has the virtue of sparing us those glinty eyed "I hate you I hate you" stares from the podium. If there was a firm rule (enforced) against seating late comers until the intermission then you could safely program just about anything in the first half.
msc says:
I agree that the format is stale, as are certain well-established variations like playing a short Haydn symphony first. But the problem with programming like Rattle's in this concert is that Sibelius 7 is so emotionally devastating that really nothing should come after it, or there should at least be a long break.
fflambeau says:
A well thought-out post, Michael Turner. I've often thought that Rattle was exceptionally good at PR. Having the youngsters on board was probably just part of that: and it did catch the eye of the blogleader here, as intended.
drummer says:
No disrespect at all to the LSO but I believe it was the Music Academy of the West who approached them, not the other way around.
Not to diminish these artists' experiences or accomplishments but there are plenty of stellar professional musicians around the world who are in their early to mid-twenties; Keith Buncke, principal bassoon in Chicago, joined at 24, and the principal flutist of my local orchestra, the Milwaukee Symphony, was hired by no less than Edo de Waart right out of Curtis at age 22.
Ravi Narasimhan says:
25 years old is a kid?
Mick the Knife, 80' says:
Principal trumpet and trombone of the LSO began at age 21 and 18, respectively. So, maybe age isn't so important here. Its noteworthy that they can play at the level of the LSO. There was a similar program with the NY Phil. This is an indication of the very high talent level at the music academy of the west.


Please find above the invitation to Loomis Chaffee's 35th Annual Debate Tournament to be held on January 15, 2017 (switch-side, cross-ex, policy resolution with a one-hour preparation period using a supplied packet of information). Details about the day and the style of debate are included in the invitation. Those who have been coming to our tournament in the past will recall that last year we made several modifications to the tournament while still preserving the style of debate. You should, therefore, read very carefully the invitation which outlines the format of this tournament (identical to last year – a change from all earlier years).
Briefly, our tournament will be, a cross-ex, switch side, policy debate, but where none of the participants will know the resolution prior to the day of the tournament. Shortly after the close of registration we will give out the resolution along with a 10 to 12 page research packet (given to each debater) to accompany that resolution. Debaters will have one hour to work together in teams (schools) in the dining hall to prepare their cases using the packet (but no other research materials of any kind) before the rounds of debate begin. Thus, teams have access to exactly the same information, so the debates will be assessing how well you can work with that information to produce & defend cogent, persuasive arguments on both sides of the issue. After the one hour preparation period, the debate competition will begin with each team debating both sides of the resolution. The first two rounds will be assigned (one round on each side) – for the third round the side will be decided in the room by coin flip.
We hope you share our enthusiasm for preserving this form of debate. We believe it will preserve some of the best features of the long tradition of DANEIS prepared cross-ex tournaments while eliminating the sometimes challenging research burden that was difficult for some in in mid-January. Full details on the day, as well as guidelines for judges, are included in the attached invitation.


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These little samples of Sanctuary Brightening Facial products came as part of a Christmas gift that I hadn't even opened properly as there was still some wrapping paper attached to the box (I'm hanging my head in shame - sorry Rach! Although there are some products missing if that helps?) so I've used them this past weekend and decided they deserve a review at least.
This product boasts the ability to refine and even the skin tone for a "lasting glow". The product is a dirty orange colour that contains bead-like grains that exfoliate skin. It smells really strange - almost smoky (if that makes sense?). I'm not a massive fan of it to be honest but it's OK.
I usually use my Estee Lauder Advanced Night Repair Eye Gel samples (very sparingly) but I swapped them for this. I didn't notice much of a brightening of the eye area but they did look less puffy than usual which is a positive. It absorbed into my skin with relative ease but did leave my eyelids looking slightly shiny. It doesn't have a determinable scent but I suppose eye products shouldn't have any. As usual my clumsiness meant that I got some in my eye (I should really become a human testing specimen for cosmetics I do that much to myself) and it didn't sting so it's very gentle (but please don't try that at home ladies).
White in colour, light in weight and fruity scented this is actually the saving grace of these samples. I really really like it. I'm not sure that the 'illuminating' claims completely run true but my skin did feel like it had an instant moisture boost. It felt really hydrated and strangely plumped. I've never seen anything absorb that quickly either. I will be buying this product in full size for sure.
There is a similar set to the one I received here called Sanctuary Skin Brightening Facial In A Box at Boots that is retailing for £16.34 which looks like a step-by-step guide for a facial at a fraction of a salon price.
Have you tried any of the Sanctuary Brightening Facial products?


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#### Published in
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#### Original name
Inocybe pallidospora Beller & Bon

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text:
Priboj je naseljeno mjesto u sastavu općine Lopare, Republika Srpska, BiH. Jedno je od najvećih i najljepših mjesta na području općine Lopare.

Zemljopis

Nalazi se u sjeveroistočnoj Bosni i Hercegovini, pored magistralnog puta Bijeljina-Tuzla i udaljen je oko trideset kilometara od Tuzle. Kroz mjesto protiče rijeka Janja, čiji se izvor nalazi ispod jednog od najvećih vrhova Majevice. Inače mjesto je povezano autobuskim saobraćajem sa svim većim gradovima širom Bosne i Hercegovine, Republike Srbije, Republike Hrvatske i šire.

Povijest

Pošto su u srednjem vijeku ovim prostorima Balkana često harale kuga i mnoge druge zarazne bolesti od kojih je u pojedinim selima umiralo gotovo sve seosko stanovništvo, tako da je ovo područje bilo slabije naseljeno, istovremeno su u Crnoj Gori i Hercegovini bila česta iseljavanja stanovništva prije svega zbog teške ekonomske i životne situacije kao i čestih krvnih osveta, što je možda bio i jedan od razloga njihovog doseljavanje na Majevicu i područje Priboja.

Priboj je u neku ruku jedno naselje koje se u mnogo čemu razlikuje od ostalih podmajevičkih sela. To je slobodno se može reći jedna urbana sredina, koja je prije mnogih podmajevičkih naselja pa i samog općinskog sjedišta Lopara, imala izgrađene osnovne objekte infrastrukture.
Za vrijeme vladavine Austro-Ugarske monarhije, kroz Priboj je izgrađen put Bijeljina- Ugljevik- Teočak- Priboj- Lopare- Tuzla koji je građen krajem 19. i početkom 20. vijeka.

Osnovna škola u Priboju je počela s radom 1880, a prva crkva je sagrađena 1883. godine. Pred sam početak Drugog svjetskog rata, 1937- 1938. godine u Priboju je izgrađena veterinarska ambulanta, a također i zgrada za potrebe ljekarske ambulante i stan za ljekara.
Poslije završetka Drugog svjetskog rata sagrađeni su: dom kulture, zdravstvena ambulanta, asfalni put Bijeljina-Tuzla i mnogi drugi objekti od posebnog značaja za stanovništvo Priboja i okoline.

Obrazovanje

U Priboju se nalazi osnovna škola "Veljko Čubrilović", koja je dobila ime po Veljku Čubriloviću bratu Vase Čubrilovića, koji je u školi radio kao učitelj od 1910. do 1914. godine. Njega su, austrougarske vlasti osudile 1915. godine na smrt vješanjem zbog učešća u Sarajevskom atentatu na tadašnjeg austrougarskog prijestolonasljednika Franje Ferdinanda.

Prije sadašnje škole postojala je i jedna starija četvorogodišnja škola blizu pribojske crkve koja je podignuta 1893. godine. Zgradu škole je podigla crkva uz svesrdnu pomoć naroda pribojskog kraja. Nju su pohađalji đaci iz Rastošnice, Teočaka, Zabrđa, Sniježnice, Sapne itd. Nakon izgradnje škola u tim mjestima, broj đaka u Priboju se smanjio. Škola je zapaljena 1941. godine i odmah po zavretku drugog svjetskog rata izvršena je njena obnova i stavljanje u funkciju. Nakon izgradnje nove škole (današnja središnja škola) 1960. godine učionice stare škole su i dalje korištene pošto je u to vrijeme bio veliki broj đaka koje, iako su išli u dvije smjene, nove školske prostorije nisu mogle da prime. Zgrada stare škole je djelomično renovirana krajem 80-tih godina, prošlog vijeka.

Osim ove središnje škole postoji još nekoliko područnih škola i to u Tobutu, Peljavama, Podgori, Brijestu i u Lipovicama. Škola u Priboju je devetogodišnja (prvi razred predškolsko obrazovanje), dok su ove ostale petogodišnje, nakon čega đaci iz područnih škola nastavljaju dalje školovanje u Priboju od šestog razreda. U današnje vrijeme broj učenika u ovoj školi je u blagom padu sa svakom novom školskom godinom

Poznate osobe
Veselin Gavrić, narodni heroj Jugoslavije

Stanovništvo

Izvor

 Knjiga: "Nacionalni sastav stanovništva - Rezultati za Republiku po opštinama i naseljenim mjestima 1991.", statistički bilten br. 234, Izdanje Državnog zavoda za statistiku Republike Bosne i Hercegovine, Sarajevo.
 internet - izvor, "Popis po mjesnim zajednicama" - http://www.fzs.ba/wp-content/uploads/2016/06/nacion-po-mjesnim.pdf

Naselja u Republici Srpskoj