I decided to infuse the 8th grade Medusa drawing project with real people. I was driving to work a few weeks ago and the idea just came to me, lol, but would the teachers at Chittenango Middle School go for it?
On the half day, I sent out an email then I ran around taking pictures of those who were receptive to being immortalized as Medusa. The principals were even on board, which was so, totally, awesome!
Students selected from the faces and added the snake hair and Greek pattern border. We watched excerpts from 1981 and 2012 Clash of the Titans while using Sharpies and colored pencils. Here are the results. They used 16″ x 20″ white heavyweight tagboard and Prismacolor colored pencils.
I have two classes working on a new batch on brown Kraft paper. It is such a fun project. So many possibilities with regard to color schemes and composition. So incredibly satisfying!
This artwork is currently on display in the hallway outside of my classroom at Chittenango Middle School in Chittenango, New York. It will be up for a while, at least until the end of the semester at the end of January. I will display some of them at the school fair in May too.
Kindness Matters was the subject of this year's Lions Club sponsored Peace Poster contest. My Studio in Art class students spent about six weeks working on their illustrations.
Emily's poster won the local and regional competition. It is on its way to the state competition next and if she wins at the international level – well, that would be a huge win for all of us: $5,000 for her and twelve years of poster-making and working closely with the beautiful people/lions who make up the committee that will culminate in an enormous sense of pride and victory for our small community in Chittenango, New York.
The Chittenango Lions threw us a classroom pizza party and awarded monetary gifts and plaques for 1st, 2nd and 3rd place picks. The rest of the students were all unanimously honored with honorable mentions. Their work was spectacular.
These peace posters will be on display during December 2018 in the Community Room at the Sullivan Library, 101 Falls Blvd., Chittenango, New York 13037. Visit their website for hours of operation.
This lesson is inspired by Grant Wood's American Gothic.
Students had to conceive an idea for the composition. I had planned to have them draw thumbnail sketches, as well as lists of what props they would need – but after showing my accelerated Studio in Art kids the ones done by my students in 2012 and 2013 via my school web-site, they just knew what they were going to do. It was the craziest thing and really phenomenal the way they all collaborated with one another.
Each student planned the day for their picture – we had two weeks before Christmas break and it was a tight schedule for the twelve of them. They all brought their costumes, props and their A games with them, lol!
I just loved how they were able to count on each other and how responsible everyone was for their respective part in both their own work and that of their friend(s). Models allowed the artist to direct them. The poses replicated the ones in Wood's painting with the person on the right looking straight into the camera and the other one gazing in the distance. I placed the school's green screen against a wall for the photo shoots, printed the pictures then cut and pasted them to foamboard.
They created the backgrounds using a variety of mixed-media including tissue and decorative papers, toothpicks, beads, glitter and more. The border was done in metallic paint to act as a frame. A picture from the internet chosen to convey a theme was selected as reference and they attacked the canvas panels with vigor. It was so exciting to see them work. There was so much confidence amidst the chaos of all the materials.
Once the background was finished and dry (everything attached with Mod-Podge and/or hot glue), we placed 3-D Os on the back of the foamboard and poppped the pics on top. The result – twelve very different, very cool mixed-media pieces that are currently on display in a glass case in the atrium of Chittenango Middle School in Chittenango, New York.
Penny Santy's bull paintings are currently hanging on the walls of the Chittenango Middle School library. She will be visiting us on Tuesday, November 15, 2016 for an artist talk during 10th period! In honor of her visit, four of my Art-8 classes created cows and bulls in both acrylic paint and oil pastels.
I have them hanging on the walls of the hallway outside of my art classroom.
The oil pastels are done on black Strathmore paper. Students created the drawings on white paper, transferred them onto the black using graphite paper (which introduces a bit of magic, and you all know I love magic!). Then they painted out the lines in black acrylic and went to town with the pastels – creating rhythm and texture via their own individual styles.
The acrylic paintings went through the same initial process – drawn on white paper, transferred with magic . Students were also encouraged to create their own styles, although I did have a handout to give what I call Ms. Tash Pearls of Wisdom. These are pointers to mixing colors so that one color ends up permeating throughout the canvas. Raw Sienna is that color.
Black outlining was an option. Penny Santy utilizes complimentary color schemes. Most of the pieces she is exhibiting have an orange/blue color scheme. I was pleased to see so many colorful animals, purple cows and red bulls, lol, as well as the rest of the rainbow.
I wonder which ones I should enter into the Scholastic Art Awards competition? I like them all! Thank you, Penny Santy, for being such a marvelous inspiration to my kids!


During the years 1610-1611, Galileo observed Venus. In this article we use Galileo's letters and drawings to understand his observations. This article is presented as an exercise for students to understand the conclusions of the great astronomer.


According to a recent report from rating agency ICRA, R&D spends of top domestic companies moderated to 8.6 per cent during 9mFY2018 but are expected to remain at 8.4-8.6 per cent. There will be a growing focus both on regulated markets and complex molecules/ therapy segments such as injectables, inhalers, dermatology, controlled-release substances and bio-similars.
With a projected moderation in R&D spends, it becomes all the more imperative that formulation and drug delivery scientists sharpen their skills and keep up to date to remain flexible to evolving market demands.
The main role of an R&D formulation and drug delivery scientist is to research, develop and optimise product formulations to fulfill the company's market strategy. However, a crucial part of this role is to ensure these formulations adhere to regulatory mandates for patient safety, efficacy and quality.
Meeting internal expectations of a differentiated product as well as fulfilling external mandates is thus the balancing act that FDD scientists have to perfect.
A third factor is time. FDD scientists are often working against time, keeping in mind the competitive nature of the pharma sector. Delays could mean a loss of market share while poor quality could mean batch recalls and loss of reputation.
Which is why the Indian Express (P) Ltd and Express Pharma, India's leading Pharma Business Magazine, launched the Formulation and Drug Delivery Conclave (FDD Conclave) in June 2017, with the message: Staying Ahead of the Curve.
FDD Conclave 2017 had insightful sessions on Ensuring Successful Development of Complex Generics, regulatory perspective of Lipids as Excipients in Pharmaceutical Formulations, Advances in Film Coating Technology, Dry Enteric Coatings as a Superior Polymer Technology to Meet Emerging Drug Delivery Demands, and panel discussions touching pertinent issues like FDD strategies to increase compliance in special population segments, and the need to expand India's FDD talent pool.
FDD, in its second edition, will take a deeper dive into evolving regulations which are fundamental to the FDD scientist's role one of the key gatekeepers of a company's future reputation and market leadership.


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Black Man Allegedly Beaten Bloody by Police Officers
A Black man was reportedly brutally beaten by police officers during a routine roadblock, says his lawyer.
Water Valley resident David Logan's attorney says his client is the victim of police brutality, but the cops are refuting the claims.
Attorney Carlos Moore told the EAGLE that Logan was stopped in a routine roadblock on July 18, and was instructed by officers to get out of the vehicle he was driving. Logan obliged, but for some reason, his actions were interpreted as running away, and he was viciously attacked.
".He stepped out of the car in the opposite direction of the officer. He said he was not running, and they assumed he was about to flee, and they attacked him, both officers with the Water Valley Police Department and the Yalobusha County Sheriff's Department," Moore said. "They attacked him, threw him on concrete pavement, tased him, roughed him up real bad."
Moore said that Logan was "roughed up" so immensely that he was naked by the end of the beating. His client was subsequently placed in handcuffs where he was allegedly punched and struck in the face, hit over the eye with a flashlight several times.
"He has a fractured eye orbital, he has double vision now, and he has to see a plastic surgeon. He was never booked. He was taken to the Yalobusha County Sheriff's Department to be cleaned up some," Moore said. "The blood was removed before he was taken by the Yalobusha County Sheriff's Department to Baptist Memorial Hospital in Oxford. The staff there did everything they could for him, but he was in such bad shape that Baptist sent him by ambulance to The Med in Memphis, a level one trauma center."
But Yalobusha County Sheriff Lance Humphreys says this version of events is incorrect.
"That's not even close to what happened," Humphreys told The Associated Press.
Humphreys told AP that officers from the sheriff's department, the Water Valley Police Department and Mississippi Bureau of Narcotics were checking driver's licenses at a roadblock when they pulled over Logan and that he exited his vehicle and ran towards them - twice.
"He lowered his shoulder and tried to go through them," Humphreys told AP.
According to Humphreys, no beating took place, but a stun gun was used. He is also claiming that one officer whose knee was injured during the confrontation is now working desk duties and will have to have surgery, and another officer received injuries to leg ligaments.
Logan was charged with possession of the controlled substance ecstasy, two counts of assault on an officer, one count of resisting arrest and one count of possessing drug paraphernalia.
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Beach Rides Research, Internship Waves to Prestigious Goldwater Scholar Award
Extensive research and internship opportunities have accentuated valuable classroom and laboratory experiences in biochemistry, medical physics and nanomedicine for junior Colin Beach, a 2021 Goldwater Scholar.
A variety of undergraduate research and internship experiences has junior biochemistry student Colin Beach closer to realizing his dream of developing innovative and revolutionary biotechnologies to treat cancer and other genetic diseases.
And, it also has provided a pathway to his recognition as a 2021 Goldwater Scholar, an honor bestowed upon the nation's top science, technology, engineering, and mathematics (STEM) college students.
The annual scholarship program is considered the premier award for undergraduate STEM collegiate scholars, supporting their interests in pursuing a research-focused career and doctoral degree. Past Goldwater Scholars have been admitted to top graduate and doctorate programs, and later becoming STEM professionals, including researchers, physicians, and college professors.
Beach is the 12th Rose-Hulman student to be named a Goldwater Scholar in the past 16 years.
"First and foremost, the Goldwater Scholar award shows that my efforts in research, both in and out of school, have been worthwhile, and it will definitely motivate me to continue pursuing my dream career in biomedical research," says Beach, who maintains a perfect 4.0-grade point average.
Five research and internship opportunities over the past three years have accentuated valuable classroom and laboratory experiences at Rose-Hulman in biochemistry, medical physics, and nanomedicine. For Beach, they have provided a foundation for creating and applying modern treatments to diseases.
As a research assistant last summer with Indianapolis-based Health & Science Innovations, Beach contributed to group research on the COVID-19 pandemic, with the goals of effectively educating the community, as well as proposing an inhalable medication combination to improve treatments for infected patients. He contributed to the team's understanding of the virus and its molecular biology, means of infection, and resultant illness – valuable knowledge that improved the predictions about drug treatments.
Luis Palacio, Health & Science Innovations' executive director and chief executive officer, stated about Beach's contributions: "When students in our programs demonstrate a convergence of findings, ideas and solutions to those later proposed or demonstrated by the industry, I know that those students will go on to make a significant difference and an impact in the world."
Beach is currently working on two research projects at Rose-Hulman. In his main undergraduate research, using computational protein modeling, he has developed a consistent method of predicting inhibition of the DDAH enzyme with targeted chemical structures. In another lab, he's helping examine protein behavior of the estrogen receptor, a predicting characteristic of certain cancers.
"Colin clearly has the intellectual ability, creativity, insight, time management skills, and high level of motivation to become an excellent scientist," said one of Beach's Rose-Hulman research faculty advisors, Mark Brandt, professor of chemistry and biochemistry.
This summer, Beach will be assisting on projects involving biostatistics or analyzing clinical data as part of a public health research team at Eskenazi Health's research office in Indianapolis, working with Chief Research and Development Officer Chris Callahan.
"I have been driven toward a career in biomedical research partly because of my natural love for math, science and hands-on work. Together, my educational and work experiences have provided a unique insight to the dedication that is required of research," said Beach. "I hope to continue this focus in biomedical research for many years and develop innovative ideas, in both treatment and education, that can help in the betterment of human health."
This mission is personal to Beach. At six months old, he was diagnosed with bilateral retinoblastoma, a cancer that causes tumors in both eyes. He spent much of his youth in hospitals undergoing chemotherapy and surgeries. This has left him blind in one eye.
"Being a childhood cancer survivor is something I live with every day, but it has given me the unique experience of seeing the patient's perspective," Beach said. "From a young age, I wanted to design a better needle that does not hurt when injected for procedures like IVs and blood draws. I have consistently explored methods for improving the patient experience and allowing for better recovery, and as I became older, I realized that this passion could be achieved through a combination of research and healthcare work."
He has been a volunteer childhood ambassador for Dayton Children's Hospital since 2010, raising awareness in his hometown for children's health and safety challenges through advocacy, public speaking, and fundraising.
Pediatric neurosurgeon Robert Lober of Dayton Children's Hospital states, "Colin is a courageous and brilliant student fully focused on a career in cancer research, with a deeply personal motivation driving him … He wanted to participate in the process of cancer research and empower everyone around him to be successful in what he felt was important work."
Outside of the science lab, Beach is a member of Rose-Hulman's varsity swim team, news editor for the school's newspaper, and health and safety officer of the Alpha Chi Sigma professional chemistry fraternity.
"Colin is as bright and as talented a student as Rose-Hulman ever has nominated for the Goldwater scholarship," said Goldwater Scholar program campus representative Bill Weiner, associate professor of biology and biomedical engineering. "In my 20 years as a professor at Rose-Hulman, he is one of the most intelligent and capable students whom I ever have met. He is destined to have a significant impact in whichever field he chooses to pursue."
With thousands of pages of medical records and numerous surgeries over the course of his childhood, Rose-Hulman biochemistry major Colin Beach has overcome those challenges with a focus and determination to help others. Learn more about the inspirational story of Beach, who is recognized as one of the nation's top STEM students – a 2021 Goldwater Scholar.
Check out the video below to learn more about Colin Beach's amazing story!


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Escentric Molecules is the brainchild of Berlin-based perfumer Geza Schoen, who wants to de-mystify the fragrance industry by bringing the chemical counterparts that make up our favourite scents to the fore. His experiments have yielded some fantastically unique fragrances and while still under the radar, Escentric Molecules have built up a dedicated following over the years for their well-crafted products and futuristic design.
Escentric Molecules is a part of the business group This Company that also produce the fragrances The Beautiful Mind and Kinski.
Escentric Molecules Escentric 03 Eau de Toilette 30ml SprayGreat size, but slightly disappointing.
I was slightly disappointed with the perfume, but the smell is growing on me! I usually buy molecule 01, which I love, but wanted to try something different. I thought the sandlewood smell would be stronger.
This is just the most wonderful perfume, even though I can't often smell it on myself. That doesn't matter because everyone tells me I smell wonderful and I get so many comments from complete strangers. It's a magical perfume and worth every penny.
This perfume smells delightful. It has many layers of scent. It lasts for ages and everyone notices it. Bought because I smelt it on someone else. It was my treat after radiotherapy. The receptionist recognised the scent straight away!!!


Detroit Pistons vs. Los Angeles Clippers Preview, Prediction, Free Pick, 1-12-2019 | WinningBets Picks, Predictions, and Odds Network.
The Los Angeles Clippers are set to return home to the Staples Center after playing on the road in their latest outing and they will host the Detroit Pistons in a cross-confernece clash, the opening tipoff is slated for 3:30 PM. Los Angeles has enjoyed a good year during the early portion of the season as they currently sit 5th in the Western Conference while Detroit has been as bad as anyone in the NBA as they have lost 8 of their last 10 games.
The Detroit Pistons may be the most disappointing team in the NBA to this point as they currently find themselves on a 4 game losing streak despite them having two all-stars in their frontcourt. The Pistons have not started off their West Coast road trip as expected as they have dropped the 1st two games with their latest coming against the Sacramento Kings 112-102. The Pistons top scorer in Blake Griffin did not play against the Kings (Rest) which is already a big loss as the former Oklahoma Sooner averages 25.1 PPG and 8.3 RPG. Andre Drummond was able to record a double-double for the Pistons as he dropped 12 points and grabbed 11 rebounds but these are numbers just shy of his season average of 16.7 PPG and 14.9 RPG. The Pistons need more production out of their guards and Reggie Bullock has stepped up as of recent. Bullock was able to have a solid outing against the Kings with 15 points and 6 assists, Bullock is a sharpshooter as he averages about 40% from 3 but he is only averaging 12 PPG. The bench has been a big downfall for Dwane Casey and company all season long but they had a fairly solid outing against the Kings with a combined 49 points. Stanley Johnson led the team in scoring as he was able to record 16 points off the bench while Jon Leuer fell just short of a double-double with 9 points and 11 rebounds.
The Los Angeles Clippers had a lot of turnover from their previous rosters and even though they don't have the star power they once had they are still one of the better teams in the tough Western Conference. The Clippers enter this matchup fresh off a loss on the road against the best team in the conference in the Denver Nuggets. The Clippers didn't have a guy who cracked the 20-point mark but they were able to show their scoring depth as 4 different Clippers scored at least 15 points. Lou Williams is arguably the best bench player in NBA history and he delivered with 19 points and 5 assists against the Nuggets. Williams has not started a game all season but he still sits 3rd on the team in scoring as the 32-year-old averages 18.5 PPG. Joining Williams off the bench is the former Baylor Bear Montrezl Harrell and he as able to pitch together a nice game himself as he recorded 16 points and 6 rebounds. Tobias Harris was the piece that the Clippers received back in the Blake Griffin trade and he has easily been the best player for Doc Rivers and company. Harris was able to deliver a double-double against the Nuggets with 18 points and 11 rebounds which is indicative of his season as he averages a team-high 21 PPG and 8 RPG. Outside of Williams, the guard play has been the weak link for the Clippers as they currently have no one in the starting backcourt who averages more than 10 PPG.
How Detroit Pistons & Los Angeles Clippers Matchup.
Detroit is 17-22-1 ATS, 9-10 ATS on the road.
Los Angeles is 24-17 ATS, 13-7 ATS at home.
Los Angeles ranks 4th in the NBA in team scoring as they score an average of 115.6 PPG while Detroit ranks 24th as they score an average of 106.9 PPG.
Detroit ranks 14th in the NBA in team defense as they hold opponents to an average of 109.8 PPG while Los Angeles ranks 24th as they hold opponents to an average of 114.3 PPG.
This is a coming home party for Blake Griffin who should play inspired against the former team that betrayed him but he can't win this game alone as the Clippers just have too much depth. Tobias Harris comes into this game in the same situation as Griffin and given his recent efforts Harris is playing himself into the all-star game. The Clippers may not have guards who are scoring but either are the Pistons and I like the backcourt of Los Angeles a little better. The Clippers are one of the top scoring teams in the NBA as they rank 4th while Detroit is having trouble putting the basketball through the hoop. If your book offers prop bets take the over on whatever Blake Griffin's total is but slam the Clippers at home as they are one of the top ATS teams in the NBA.
Detroit is 7-16-1 ATS with 1 day off this season.
Los Angeles is 11-4 ATS as a home favorite this season.


Middle Tennessee School of Anesthesia Inc offers 6-degree programs and 3 via distance education. 46.7% are women, and 53.3% are men.
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Middle Tennessee School of Anesthesia Inc offers 6 programs in total: 3 are for Master's degree.
This is one of the lowest number of programs in comparison with other 43 universities in Davidson county. Middle Tennessee School of Anesthesia Inc is one of the few institutions in Davidson that offers a Master's degree program.
There are 3 distance education programs that are provided in the Middle Tennessee School of Anesthesia Inc: 3 are for Master's degree.
Middle Tennessee School of Anesthesia Inc provides coursework for graduate students and students with doctors professional practice.
In 2014-2015 academic year estimated full-time equivalent. The enrollment for graduates was 248 with 8945 credit hours. The doctors professional practice enrollment was 4 students.


The company name: 'E.P. Meijer – Vioolbouwatelier' is registered at the Chamber of Commerce and Industry in Leeuwarden, The Netherlands, number 01.042.661.
Please use, if necessary, the answerphone, and you will be called back as soon as possible.
Monday to Friday from 10:00 to 17:00; Saturday 12:00 to 17:00. I prefer an appointment.
Monday to Friday from 07:00 to 10:00 and 17:00 to 20:30 by appointment only.
This is a one-man workshop, so I am not always around.
For assessment of instrument damage it will normally be necessary to have the object in hand and preferably be seen by daylight.
New construction Is done both on my own initiative and on order. There is a good stock of new and older instruments.
Repair Small work according to standard tariffs; larger jobs require an estimate. An estimate is without obligation and usually free of charge.
Bows Redo of bow-hair is often necessary, but is up to the musician to decide. Most of the other repairs can also be carried out.
Trade Violin building is my profession, is central to the activities and forces to a certain degree of restriction. The work will be carried out in a residential house; there is no shop and no stock space, so that the trade there is limited stock.
Rental Rental is incidental. In case of damage to your instrument a replacement instrument is not always available. Rented goods are not insured. I refer to instrument insurers.
Valuation Valuation of instruments is not done as a service. It is improper and often counter-productive. Whoever owns something of value knows that in most cases themselves.
In the workshop is a list of tariffs which is normally the actual basis for my services. The hourly rate is € 24.05 Including 21% VAT.
Delivery takes place after payment. This also applies to repair work. The payment can be arranged separately for large jobs, such as a new construction.
Strings cannot be exchanged or taken back!
The sale of instruments concerns specific objects. These are by no means standard articles. You need to convince yourselves of each object in advance should you decide to buy.
Once sold, you may exchange it within the statutory period with a closed purse. The purchase price will not be refunded.
In normal cases you have a 1 year warranty on instruments. The guarantee comprises the normal technical good use of the instrument.


Cruise past Sydney's most celebrated landmarks in an iconic yellow water taxi and relish unbeatable photo opportunities as you journey to historic Clark Island. On arrival, you will be gifted with a delicious picnic spread and bottle of sparkling wine to enjoy at your own leisure.
Be whisked away to a hidden harbour hideout for a romantic afternoon picnic with your loved one. Departing from Darling Harbour or Circular Quay, board an iconic yellow water taxi for a leisurely journey to Clark Island, taking in all of the city's icons. After arriving at the tranquil National Park, you'll be gifted with a delightful picnic hamper to enjoy over world-class views. Your basket will include gourmet nibbles, cheeses, dips and breads sourced from a local boutique marketplace, as well as a bottle of sparkling water and wine. At 2pm your ride will reappear to take you back to your departure location.
This experience is approximately 2.5 hours in duration.
Please advise in advance if you have any dietary requirements.
This experience has a maximum of 16 passengers.
This experience departs from both Darling Harbour and Circular Quay, NSW.


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Андре́й Ю́рьевич Но́вак (; ) — украинский футболист, вратарь. С 2022 года — тренер вратарей в клубе «Минай». Выступал за молодёжную сборную Украины.

Клубная карьера
В 6 лет переехал в Ивано-Франковск. Выступал за ДЮСШ № 3. Впоследствии Юрий Шулятицкий пригласил его в клуб «Черногору». После объединения двух Ивано-Франковских команд стал основным вратарём «Спартака». Газета «Команда» признала его открытием Первой лиге сезона 2006/07.

С 2007 году перешёл во львовские «Карпаты». В Премьер-лиге дебютировал 23 мая 2009 года в матче «Арсенал» — «Карпаты» (4:0). Выступал на правах аренды за иванофранковкое «Прикарпатье» и молдавский «Тирасполь». Затем играл за бурштынский «Энергетик» и тернопольскую «Ниву».

Летом 2014 года прошёл просмотр в клубе «Александрия», после чего подписал контракт с командой. По итогам сезона 2014/15 «Александрия» стала победителем Первой лиги и вышла в Премьер-лигу Украины. Новак стал основным игроком клуба, являясь при этом одним из лучших вратарей турнира. 19 июля 2015 года вновь сыграл в чемпионате Украины (спустя шесть лет), в первом туре сезона 2015/16 в матче против донецкого «Шахтёра» (0:2). Новак пропустил два гола от бразильца Алекса Тейшейры, но несмотря на это, был признан лучшим вратарём тура по версии сайтов UA-Футбол и Footballl.ua.

23 июня 2017 года стал игроком кипрского «Эрмиса».

Карьера в сборной
Сыграл один матч за молодёжную сборную Украины до 21 года 27 мая 2008 года против Белоруссии (0:0).

Достижения
 Победитель Первой лиги Украины: 2014/15

Статистика

Примечания

Футболисты Украины
Игроки сборной Украины по футболу (до 21 года)
Игроки ФК «Черногора»
Игроки ФК «Спартак» Ивано-Франковск
Игроки ФК «Карпаты» Львов
Игроки ФК «Карпаты-2»
Игроки ФК «Прикарпатье» (2004)
Игроки ФК «Энергетик» Бурштын
Игроки ФК «Нива» Тернополь
Игроки ФК «Александрия»
Игроки ФК «Эрмис»
Игроки ФК «Черноморец» Одесса
Игроки ФК «Прикарпатье» (1998)
Футбольные тренеры Украины

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Shilla Duty Free is partnering Chinese webtoon artists to create marketing materials that target Chinese consumers.
As part of the partnership, webtoon artists Niu Hong Hong (牛轰轰) and Ruo Guan(弱冠) created webtoons that introduced Shilla's stores and also highlighted local eateries near its Seoul store. According to Shilla, the webtoons were specifically targeted at Chinese women in their 20s to 30s, who are The Shilla Duty Free's main customer base.
A spokesperson for The Shilla Duty Free says, "The partnership with Chinese webtoon artists is first in the industry. We expect to be able to connect better with Chinese customers."
"Creative marketing as this will be continued during the peak seasons such as Chinese Lunar New Year, Mid-Autumn Festival and The National Day of China, to broaden the communication with our customers," she added.
This is not the first time Shilla is promoting its local communities. Since 2016, the company had introduced restaurants near its stores through channels such as its Weibo account.


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The Emirates Airlines South Africa Sevens is played annually as part of the IRB Sevens World Series for international rugby sevens (seven-a-side version of rugby union). The 2008 competition, took place on 5 December and 6 December at Outeniqua Park in George, Western Cape, it was the second Cup trophy in the 2008–09 IRB Sevens World Series.

Teams

Pool stages

Pool A
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!width="40"|L
!width="40"|PF
!width="40"|PA
!width="40"|+/-
!width="40"|Pts
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Pool B
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!width="200"|Team
!width="40"|Pld
!width="40"|W
!width="40"|D
!width="40"|L
!width="40"|PF
!width="40"|PA
!width="40"|+/-
!width="40"|Pts
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|align=left|
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|}

Pool C
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!width="200"|Team
!width="40"|Pld
!width="40"|W
!width="40"|D
!width="40"|L
!width="40"|PF
!width="40"|PA
!width="40"|+/-
!width="40"|Pts
|-
|align=left|
|3||3||0||0||81||21||+60||9
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|align=left|
|3||2||0||1||47||38||+9||7
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|align=left|
|3||1||0||2||43||57||−14||5
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|align=left|
|3||0||0||3||7||62||−55||3
|}

Pool D
{| class="wikitable" style="text-align: center;"
|-
!width="200"|Team
!width="40"|Pld
!width="40"|W
!width="40"|D
!width="40"|L
!width="40"|PF
!width="40"|PA
!width="40"|+/-
!width="40"|Pts
|-
|align=left|
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|3||0||0||3||34||69||−35||3
|}

Knockout

Shield

Bowl

Plate

Cup

Statistics

Individual points

Individual tries

References

External links

 IRB Sevens
 South Africa 7s on irb.com

South Africa
South Africa Sevens
Sevens


Went to check it out this Korean style chicken speciality shop located at Tanjong Pagar Road, named 'Chicken Up' that specialises in hot and spicy korean style fried chicken. Well, i must say i enjoyed the meal very much, the food was yummy !!!
Attended the Big Four concert last night at Singapore Indoor Stadium. The Big Four are Hong Kong pop stars Andy Hui, Dicky Cheung, Edmond Leung, and William So - 4 good friends who have known each other for over 20 years – came together to form the group "The Big Four" to put on a concert, hoping to show the world the "realness" of their long friendship.
The Big Four also showcased a collection of never-seen-before private photographs of themselves.
Finally captured the stunning look of the Helix bridge at Marina Bay in the night !


Sea freight, also known as ocean freight, is one of the longest established forms of transporting goods internationally. It's also one of the most economical. While air freight is favoured for time-sensitive shipments, sea freight is still the first choice for many businesses and individuals looking for a cost-effective solution.
With our LCL (part container load) service, you don't need to have enough cargo to fill a whole container in order to get a beneficial shipping rate.


PK Fonsworth's adoptive grandmother, Ethel Watanabe, was 65 when she was presented with the two-week old boy and given the life-changing choice to raise him.
What followed was a two-decade testament to love, devotion–and struggle–that set the young boy on the path from poverty to the highest pinnacles of education and achievement.
It's what motivates Dr. Fonsworth today to care for South LA residents struggling with addiction and mental illness, as well as a host of complicating factors: homelessness, poverty, lack of education.
At age 10, PK and his adopted grandmother moved to the United States, expressly so that he could have better educational opportunities.
More lifelines were thrown. A cashier at a local Safeway noticed the young boy and his grandmother shopping and offered them a ride home. When she saw how they were living, she decided to help, first by buying groceries, and later by becoming the equivalent of PK's second family.
Then PK found out he would be receiving a full scholarship to the University of California at Berkeley.
Then his grandmother was diagnosed with cancer.
Addiction medicine psychiatrists are few and far between. Dr. Fonsworth says only a few—two to six—graduate each year in Southern California, a geographic area of 24 million inhabitants. In South LA, birthplace of the crack cocaine epidemic in the 1980s, the effects of which are still being felt today, he is one of a small handful of psychiatrists who specialize in the treatment of addiction. He may be the only bi-racial (his father was an African American service member) addiction medicine psychiatrist in South LA who speaks Spanish fluently.
South LA has Los Angeles County's highest rate of drug or alcohol-related overdoses, the second highest rate of binge drinking and misuse of prescription drugs, the highest marijuana-related emergency department visits for youth and young adults. It also has a dire shortage of providers compared to more affluent areas. Psychiatrists are in even shorter supply. By 2028, California is projected to have 41% fewer psychiatrists than needed, especially in underserved areas like South LA.


Kajsa loves to hide. And maybe even more than hiding, she loves the creation of hiding spots. Sometime in the past two days, she developed this new hiding spot by the coffee table. I think she calls it my secret spot. She hides back there and does her "work": writing, reading, drawing and talking to her stuffed animals.
Today's Scripture reading from the Lenten bulletin insert for this week, is Psalm 32. One of my favorite verses is verse 7: You are my hiding place; you will protect me from trouble and surround me with songs of deliverance. I have often felt like hiding. Hiding from the many icks of life–painful and difficult detours. Sorrow, illness, death, tragedies, brokenness, loss, poor decisions, prodigal behavior, injustices, trauma, disappointing news…. lots of tears, lots of questions, not many good answers.. The icks of life that create pain.
But hiding places don't remove pain. Sometimes we need a break, a reprieve from the detours… that's different. And more often, what we do need is to rest and trust–in God. That kind of hiding, that doesn't take us away from the pain as much as it does help us through it. That kind of hiding place helps us remember that even in the midst of all the pain, God is still present. God is still loving. And God is still faithful. This much I know.
Yesterday evening, Jim and I joined Jen & Rob (friends who were visiting this week–they had gone to Philly for the day) for dinner. We met them in the Comcast Center, a very fun, tall, many-windowed building downtown. I didn't even know this place existed, and we spent very few minutes in the "lobby" of the center, but I was immediately drawn to these statues/figures walking different directions way up high.
Choices are everywhere, in daily life. At least it seems that way. You can do this, you can do that, you can do the other thing… you can go left, right, straight, behind, veer, make a u-turn, go in reverse… Granted, not all choices are available at all times. Often we wish for more choices–and, at times, we wish for fewer choices. Some choices are obviously good, some are obviously bad, others are simply not the best… and still others don't have a giant affect on our lives.
What choices have you been faced with today? How did you decide? Or did you? And what choices could help you to draw closer to God?


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<?php

namespace frontend\models;
use Yii;
use yii\data\ActiveDataProvider;
use common\models\User;

class BuscaContacto extends Contacto{

    public function rules()
    {
        return [
            ['email', 'email', 'message' => 'Formato no válido'],
            [['nombre','observacion', 'dni'], 'string'],
            ['telefono', 'match', 'pattern' => "/^[0-9\s]+$/i", "message" => "Sólo se aceptan números"],
            ['clave_autorizado', 'match', 'pattern' => '/^[0-9]{6}$/', 'message' => 'Ejemplo: 123456'],
        ];
    }

    public function searchContacto($params,$search){
        $query = Contacto::find();
        $query->where(['or',
            ['like','contacto.nombre',$search],
            ['like','dni',$search],
            ['like','telefono',$search],
            ['like','email',$search]
        ]);
        if (!User::esAdmin(Yii::$app->user->identity->id)){
            $query->andWhere(['usuario_id' => Yii::$app->user->identity->id]);
        }

        $query->joinWith(['empresa']);

        $dataProvider = new ActiveDataProvider([
            'query' => $query,
            'pagination' => false,
            'sort'=> ['defaultOrder' => ['empresa'=>SORT_ASC]]
        ]);

        $dataProvider->sort->attributes['empresa'] = [
            'asc' => ['empresa.nombre' => SORT_ASC],
            'desc' => ['empresa.nombre' => SORT_DESC],
        ];

        if (!($this->load($params) && $this->validate())){
            return $dataProvider;
        }

        $query->andFilterWhere(['like', 'contacto.nombre', $this->nombre])
            ->andFilterWhere(['like', 'dni', $this->dni])
            ->andFilterWhere(['like', 'telefono', $this->telefono])
            ->andFilterWhere(['like', 'email', $this->email])
            ->andFilterWhere(['like', 'clave_autorizado', $this->clave_autorizado]);

        return $dataProvider;
    }

}


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Automotive technology manufacturuer Denso opens Montreal innovation lab
Published: January 11th, 2019
Japan-based Denso announced today that it is opening a new satellite research and development (R&D) lab in Montreal that will focus on developing artificial intelligence technology for the automotive industry.
Denso is a $48.1 billion global company that "develops advanced technology and components for nearly every vehicle make and model on the road today," according to the press release.
This is not the company's first foray into the Canadian market, it previously teamed up with Blackberry Ltd. in a bid to develop and own automobile displays. Along with Intel, Blackberry, and Denso are creating a human machine interface (HMI) platform that connects car operating systems.
According to the release Denso has also had some presence in Canada for more than 46 years.
NVIDIA to build its AI self-driving platform on BlackBerry QNX
BlackBerry QNX has scored yet another huge autonomous vehicle partnership. NVIDIA announced at CES 2018 this week that it will be using QNX's safety-certified operating system as the foundation of its AI self-driving
Published on: January 8th, 2018 Alex Radu @AlexTRadu
New BlackBerry product brings virtualization to your car
Waterloo, Ont.-based BlackBerry Ltd. is partnering with Kariya, Japan-based Denso Corp. in a bid to own automobile displays starting after 2019, the firms announced on Thursday. Intel Corp. also collaborated on the project,
Published on: December 15th, 2017 Brian Jackson @brianjjackson
Government officials from the federal government, Quebec and Montreal were all on hand to make the announcement for the new lab including the premiere of Quebec François Legault.
He called the announcement of the AI-focused lab "very strong signal" to all investors that "Montreal is the place to do business."
"We believe that in the next few years, artificial intelligence will lead to productivity gains of up to 1.4 per cent per year globally. In Quebec, this means our nominal GDP would increase by over $4 billion every year," he said in the release, "the fact that a company of Denso's calibre saw…decided to set up its new research center here is a great source of pride."
Prime minister Justin Trudeau was also quoted in the release as saying he is "delighted that Denso has chosen to open a new R&D lab in Montreal," noting that Montreal is a growing hub for artificial intelligence and investment in the field.
This new innovation lab is part of what Denso is calling its "second founding." It announced in October its shifting company strategy to grow beyond its current vehicle-centric focus and expand its software solution products to "help guide the future of mobility."
TomTom partnerships developing intelligent, autonomous driving solutions
Navigation technology firm TomTom announced two new partnerships today focused on creating intelligent and autonomous driving solutions. TomTom is working with Japanese automotive manufacturer Denso Corp. to combine its HD digital map product
Published on: January 4th, 2019 Meagan Simpson @megesimpson
As part of this shift, the company is opening up labs around the world. It currently has 220 facilities in 35 countries that work on a variety of developing systems including powertrain, mobility, thermal and electrification and electronic systems.
Kenichiro Ito, the CEO of Denso's North American headquarters stated in the release that Denso chose Montreal for its local talent and global expertise in the field of AI.
Federal government announces $750,000 to teach digital literacy to Canadians in Mississauga, Brampton
Gartner: Global PC shipments dropped in Q4 2018
AI, artificial intelligence, automotive technology, Justin Trudeau, Montreal, research and development
Meagan Simpson is a staff writer for IT World Canada. A graduate of Carleton University's journalism program, she loves sports, travelling, reading and photography, and when not covering tech news she can be found cuddled up on the couch with her cat and a good book.
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Analyst research shows that the change, cost, and complexity associated with cloud migrations continue to be key challenges for cloud adoption. This session will help attendees understand the cost and complexity associated with specific migration strategies and how they can effectively manage these issues, enabling them to migrate to the cloud with minimal cost and risk.
Adiascar Cisneros is Director of Operations at Racemi. He brings over 20 years of experience in the IT field as the Professional Services Manager at Racemi Inc., an Atlanta based business that builds rapid cloud migration software for Enterprises, MSPs, and OEM partners. Racemi's cloud migration technology provides built-in automatic conversions for any-to-any cloud migrations which allow customers to use their existing server images rather than having to rebuild for the cloud.


text:
package org.kuali.kfs.sys.batch.dataaccess.impl;

import java.sql.Date;
import java.sql.PreparedStatement;
import java.sql.ResultSet;
import java.sql.SQLException;
import java.util.HashMap;
import java.util.Map;

import org.kuali.kfs.sys.KFSConstants;
import org.kuali.kfs.sys.batch.dataaccess.LedgerReferenceValuePreparedStatementCachingDao;
import org.kuali.kfs.sys.businessobject.OriginationCode;
import org.kuali.kfs.sys.businessobject.SystemOptions;
import org.kuali.kfs.sys.businessobject.UniversityDate;

public class LedgerReferenceValuePreparedStatementCachingDaoJdbc extends AbstractPreparedStatementCachingDaoJdbc implements LedgerReferenceValuePreparedStatementCachingDao {
    static final Map<String,String> sql = new HashMap<String,String>();
    static {
        sql.put(RETRIEVE_PREFIX + UniversityDate.class, "select univ_fiscal_yr, univ_fiscal_prd_cd from SH_UNIV_DATE_T where univ_dt = ?");
        sql.put(RETRIEVE_PREFIX + SystemOptions.class, "select act_fin_bal_typ_cd, fobj_typ_asset_cd, fobj_typ_fndbal_cd, fobj_typ_lblty_cd, ext_enc_fbaltyp_cd, int_enc_fbaltyp_cd, pre_enc_fbaltyp_cd, fobjtp_xpnd_exp_cd, fobjtp_xpndnexp_cd, fobjtp_expnxpnd_cd, bdgt_chk_baltyp_cd, CSTSHR_ENCUM_FIN_BAL_TYP_CD, FIN_OBJECT_TYP_TRNFR_EXP_CD from FS_OPTION_T where univ_fiscal_yr = ?");
        sql.put(RETRIEVE_PREFIX + OriginationCode.class, "select ROW_ACTV_IND from FS_ORIGIN_CODE_T where fs_origin_cd = ?");
    }

    @Override
    protected Map<String, String> getSql() {
        return sql;
    }

    public OriginationCode getOriginationCode(final String financialSystemOriginationCode) {
        return new RetrievingJdbcWrapper<OriginationCode>() {
            @Override
            protected void populateStatement(PreparedStatement preparedStatement) throws SQLException {
                preparedStatement.setString(1, financialSystemOriginationCode);
            }
            @Override
            protected OriginationCode extractResult(ResultSet resultSet) throws SQLException {
                OriginationCode originationCode = new OriginationCode();
                originationCode.setFinancialSystemOriginationCode(financialSystemOriginationCode);
                originationCode.setActive(KFSConstants.ParameterValues.YES.equals(resultSet.getString(1)) ? true : false);
                return originationCode;
            }
        }.get(OriginationCode.class);
    }

    public SystemOptions getSystemOptions(final Integer fiscalYear) {
        return new RetrievingJdbcWrapper<SystemOptions>() {
            @Override
            protected void populateStatement(PreparedStatement preparedStatement) throws SQLException {
                preparedStatement.setInt(1, fiscalYear);
            }
            @Override
            protected SystemOptions extractResult(ResultSet resultSet) throws SQLException {
                SystemOptions systemOptions = new SystemOptions();
                systemOptions.setUniversityFiscalYear(fiscalYear);
                systemOptions.setActualFinancialBalanceTypeCd(resultSet.getString(1));
                systemOptions.setFinancialObjectTypeAssetsCd(resultSet.getString(2));
                systemOptions.setFinObjectTypeFundBalanceCd(resultSet.getString(3));
                systemOptions.setFinObjectTypeLiabilitiesCode(resultSet.getString(4));
                systemOptions.setCostShareEncumbranceBalanceTypeCd(resultSet.getString(12));
                systemOptions.setFinancialObjectTypeTransferExpenseCd(resultSet.getString(13));
                systemOptions.setExtrnlEncumFinBalanceTypCd(resultSet.getString(5));
                systemOptions.setIntrnlEncumFinBalanceTypCd(resultSet.getString(6));
                systemOptions.setPreencumbranceFinBalTypeCd(resultSet.getString(7));
                systemOptions.setFinObjTypeExpenditureexpCd(resultSet.getString(8));
                systemOptions.setFinObjTypeExpendNotExpCode(resultSet.getString(9));
                systemOptions.setFinObjTypeExpNotExpendCode(resultSet.getString(10));
                systemOptions.setBudgetCheckingBalanceTypeCd(resultSet.getString(11));
                return systemOptions;
            }
        }.get(SystemOptions.class);
    }

    public UniversityDate getUniversityDate(final Date date) {
        return new RetrievingJdbcWrapper<UniversityDate>() {
            @Override
            protected void populateStatement(PreparedStatement preparedStatement) throws SQLException {
                preparedStatement.setDate(1, date);
            }
            @Override
            protected UniversityDate extractResult(ResultSet resultSet) throws SQLException {
                UniversityDate universityDate = new UniversityDate();
                universityDate.setUniversityDate(date);
                universityDate.setUniversityFiscalYear(resultSet.getInt(1));
                universityDate.setUniversityFiscalAccountingPeriod(resultSet.getString(2));
                return universityDate;
            }
        }.get(UniversityDate.class);
    }
}