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Baling out
Do you remember stage 9 of the 2013 Tour de France? It was the one where Chris Froome found himself isolated in a powerful lead group of favourites with only Peter Kennaugh left to support him. But the Manxman had crashed just 17 kilometres into the stage.
He had a pretty soft landing into a ditch by the side of the road. He heard the convoy roar past and disappear into the distance. Then silence swept in and he nestled deeper into his grassy bed.
Soon, birdsong filled the air, and the sun felt warm and soft on his face. His only thought was, "This is nice. I'll just stay here," as the clamour of the race receded. Only gradually did the realisation seep back into his understanding that he had to continue. Reluctantly, he brushed himself down, got back in the race and went on to play a key role in Froome's first Tour victory.
When you are a racer, your horizons are mercilessly narrow. You have little time to appreciate what lies all around you; sky, water, rock, fields.
Quite how little Pete had taken in of the world he routinely bisected in the peloton only became clear to me when, in 2019, just months into his premature retirement, he swapped the bike for the commentary booth and joined our Tour coverage on ITV.
It started when he asked a harmless little question.
"You know them round things in the fields?"
There was a prolonged silence after this. All that we could hear was the same monotonous rumble of rubber tyres running over asphalt that had accompanied us around France already for two weeks. And, on my side of the car, pinched in the wound-up window and slapping against the outside of the door jamb, a pair of my pants drying in the early evening sun. But otherwise there was no further development. No one answered the question.
"Them things!" Pete pointed undeterred out of the window at a field we were driving past.
Only at this point did the rest of us turn and look. David Millar lifted the shades from his nose and looked dispassionately at the rows of neatly stacked hay bales speeding by. I briefly took them in, seeing Pete's profile silhouetted against the blanched straw colour of the landscape behind him. Even Garry Beckett, driving our ITV commentators' car over hundreds of kilometres for the umpteenth successive day, took his eyes off the road and glanced at the bales that had so piqued Pete's interest. "You mean those hay bales, Pete?"
"Yeah, them." The young Manxman, once the hottest property on the British cycling scene, sat forward in his seat, suddenly animated. The atmosphere shifted inside the car. Prior to this sudden intervention, no one had spoken for at least half an hour. "Like, I don't get them," he said, with great emphasis.
Now we were all interested. "What do you mean, Pete?" asked David.
"Are they just a Tour de France thing?" Pete asked.
There followed another silence, as we all struggled to formulate a follow-up question. Pete continued to outline his confusion. "I mean, where do they keep them in the winter?"
Now it was my turn to stare intently at Pete Kennaugh. He turned to look at me, his eyes filled with sudden and genuine mystification. "Every year, they're always there. All, like, perfectly round and that. I don't get it." I could see he meant it.
"They're hay bales, Pete. They cut the hay from the fields and roll them up into bales."
After a beat or two, David picked up the thread: "They use the hay to feed their livestock during the winter."
"So, do the farmers put them there?" Pete asked, a level more urgently than before.
"Well, in a manner of speaking. But they grow the crop first," I said, carefully.
"Then the bales get made, Pete." Garry finished the explanation off neatly.
The sound of the autoroute returned to fill the car. For a good kilometre we must have continued in silence. Then Pete spoke again.
"Every year, every fucking year, I've raced past them and I've never understood them bastards." Pete shook his head. "Hay bales," he said to himself.
There was an inaudible count to three in all our heads, and then the car exploded into laughter. Pete looked hurt and confused, then he too started laughing.
That happened over a year ago. And now every time, every time I see a hay bale, I smile.
Originally published in issue 20.4 of Rouleur magazine
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Emina Jahović Sandal (Szerbia, Jugoszlávia, 1982. január 15. –) szerb származású jugoszláv énekes, színésznő és modell.

2008 óta Törökországban él. Férje Törökország egyik legsikeresebb és leghíresebb énekese Mustafa Sandal. Jelenleg egy török tv-sorozatban a Lale Devriben szerepel. Világszerte ismert énekesnő, különösen a balkáni országokban, mint Szerbia, Bosznia-Hercegovina, Montenegró, Horvátország, Macedónia és Albániában ismert. Törökországban Emina Turkcanként ismerik, bátyja a híres török kosárlabdázó révén.

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Kislemezek
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 Uzalud se budim(2003)
 Tvoja greška (2005)
 Da l' ona zna (2006)
 Nije vise tvoja stvar (2006)
 Pola ostrog noza (2006)
 Cool Žena (2007)
 Exhale (2008)
 Još ti se nadam feat. Saša Kovačević (2008)
 Pile Moje (2009)
 Med feat. Dino Merlin (2009)
 Ti kvariigro (2010)

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Club career
Yamanishi was born in Shizuoka on April 2, 1976. After graduating from Shimizu Higashi High School, he joined Júbilo Iwata in 1995. He debuted in 1997 and played many matches as left defender. The club won the champions 1997, 1999, 2002 J1 League, 1998 J.League Cup and 2003 Emperor's Cup. In Asia, the club won the champions 1998–99 Asian Club Championship and the 2nd place 1999–00 and 2000–01 Asian Club Championship. This is golden era in the club history. In 2005, he moved to across Shizuoka Prefecture to the Júbilo Iwata rivals, Shimizu S-Pulse. Although he played most games as left side-back, his opportunity to play decreased behind Arata Kodama from 2007. He retired end of 2008 season.

National team career
In April 1995, Yamanishi was elected Japan U-20 national team for 1995 World Youth Championship. He played 3 matches as left side midfielder.

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Honors and awards

Club
Júbilo Iwata
 AFC Champions League: 1998–99
 Asian Super Cup: 1999
 J1 League: 1997, 1999, 2002
 Emperor's Cup: 2003
 J.League Cup: 1998
 Japanese Super Cup: 2000, 2003, 2004

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Q: Sequence of epimorphisms of residually finite groups stabilizes Let $G_1 \to G_2 \to \cdots$ be a sequence of epimorphisms of finitely generated residually finite groups. Does it eventually stabilize? That is, are all but finitely many epimorphisms actually isomorphisms?
Note that finitely generated residually finite groups are Hopfian, so this excludes the simple counterexample of each $G_i$ being a fixed group and each epimorphisms being a fixed one onto itself.
The analogous result holds when the groups are residually free: this is Proposition 6.8 in Charpentier Guirardel "Limit groups as limits of free groups". The proof only uses the fact that residually free groups are residually $SL_2(\mathbb{C})$, and it seems that it can be adapted to the case where each $G_i$ is residually $GL_n(\mathbb{C})$ for a fixed $n$. It seems unlikely that this holds for general residaully finite groups: the Jordan-Schur Theorem implies that for a general finite group the minimal degree $n$ such that it embeds into $GL_n(\mathbb{C})$ can be arbitrarily large.
Is there another way to adapt the proof? Is there a counterexample?

A: In the same vein as dodd's answer, a counterexample can also be deduced from the second Houghton group $H_2$, which is defined as the group of bijections $L^{(0)} \to L^{(0)}$ that preserves adjacency and non-adjacency for all but finitely pairs of vertices in the bi-infinite line $L$. A presentation of $H_2$ is
$$\left\langle \sigma_i (i \in \mathbb{Z}), t \left| \array{ \sigma_i^2=1, \ i \in \mathbb{Z} \\ [\sigma_i,\sigma_j]=1, \ |i-j| \geq 2}, \ \array{\sigma_i\sigma_{i+1}\sigma_i= \sigma_{i+1}\sigma_i \sigma_{i+1} = 1, \ i \in \mathbb{Z} \\ t\sigma_it^{-1}= \sigma_{i+1}, \ i \in \mathbb{Z}} \right. \right\rangle$$
where $t$ corresponds to a unit translation and $\sigma_i$ to the permutation $(i,i+1)$. Now, truncate the presentation and define $G_n$ via
$$\left\langle \sigma_i (i \in \mathbb{Z}), t \left| \array{ \sigma_i^2=1, \ i \in \mathbb{Z} \\ [\sigma_i,\sigma_j]=1, \ n \geq |i-j| \geq 2}, \ \array{\sigma_i\sigma_{i+1}\sigma_i= \sigma_{i+1}\sigma_i \sigma_{i+1} = 1, \ i \in \mathbb{Z} \\ t\sigma_it^{-1}= \sigma_{i+1}, \ i \in \mathbb{Z}} \right. \right\rangle.$$
By using the relations $t\sigma_it^{-1}=\sigma_{i+1}$ in order to remove the generators $\sigma_0,\sigma_{-1},\ldots$ and $\sigma_{n+2},\sigma_{n+3},\ldots$, we find the following presentation of $G_n$:
$$\left\langle \sigma_1, \ldots, \sigma_{n+1}, t \left| \array{ \sigma_i^2=1, \ 1 \leq i \leq n+1 \\ [\sigma_i,\sigma_j]=1, \ |i-j| \geq 2}, \ \array{\sigma_i\sigma_{i+1}\sigma_i= \sigma_{i+1}\sigma_i \sigma_{i+1} = 1, \ 1 \leq i \leq n \\ t\sigma_it^{-1}= \sigma_{i+1}, \ 1 \leq i \leq n} \right. \right\rangle.$$
Observe from this presentation that $G_n$ decomposes as an HNN extension of
$$\left\langle \sigma_1,\ldots, \sigma_{n+1} \left| \array{ \sigma_i^2=1, \ 1 \leq i \leq n+1 \\ [\sigma_i,\sigma_j]=1, \ |i-j| \geq 2}, \ \sigma_i\sigma_{i+1}\sigma_i= \sigma_{i+1}\sigma_i \sigma_{i+1} = 1, \ 1 \leq i \leq n \right. \right\rangle,$$
which turns out to be isomorphic to the symmetric group $\mathfrak{S}_{n+2}$, where the stable letter conjugates $\langle \sigma_1,\ldots, \sigma_n \rangle$ to $\langle \sigma_2, \ldots, \sigma_{n+1} \rangle$. Thus, as the HNN extension of a finite group, $G_n$ must be virtually free.
The conclusion is that the canonical quotient maps $G_1 \twoheadrightarrow G_2 \twoheadrightarrow \cdots$ defines a sequence of epimorphisms between virtually free groups that does not stabilise.
Remark: By reproducing the above argument almost word for word with the lamplighter group $\mathbb{Z}_2 \wr \mathbb{Z}$ instead of the Houghton group $H_2$ provides the same conclusion. The reason is that these groups have a similar structure: they are of the form $C \rtimes \mathbb{Z}$ for some locally finite Coxeter group $C$ where $\mathbb{Z}$ acts on $C$ via an isometry of the graph defining $C$. (Loosely speaking, all the other groups of this form can be recovered from $\mathbb{Z}_2 \wr \mathbb{Z}$ and $H_2$, so there is no other interesting examples in this direction.)

A: The answer is "no". The lamplighter group (which is infinitely presented) is a limit of a sequence of virtually free groups and surjective homomorphisms (see, for example, this question and answers there). All virtually free groups are residually finite.

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Henry is a player skilled at seducing women. But when this veterinarian meets Lucy, a girl with a quirky problem when it comes to total recall, he realizes it's possible to fall in love all over again…and again, and again. That's because the delightful Lucy has no short-term memory, so Henry must woo her day after day until he finally sweeps her off her feet.


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This is the difficult one: how will it affect the club in the long run that it is not located in the City of Liverpool any more? You can say all you want about Kirkby being the Merseyside, but this is an issue our dear neighbours will ram down our throats from the point a decision to build the stadium to Kirkby is made. And they will make sure everyone knows Everton is not in Liverpool any more, with great glee. Will you enjoy reading articles starting like "Everton Football Club has severed it's ties with Liverpool where they played for over 120 years by moving to the small town of Kirkby..."? That's what every Reds supporting reporter will write, even some that now are writing pro-move articles in the local papers.
Managing to make a loss on merchandising and not being able to fix it by themselves, but rather outsourcing the whole thing to JJB. I find it completely incomprehensible when you think a shirt cost £5 and they sell them for £50 and should have a good idea on how many shirts they sell every year – they have the data from past years.
1. What is the REAL cost of the stadium to Everton Football Club?
2. What is the business case for the move? Where and how much will extra income come? I want more detail than just "up to 10 million extra".
3. Is it really apt for a club of Everton's pedigree that a construction company designs the new stadium instead of an architect? Archibald Leitch and all that.
4. What is the role of Robert Earl, who was recently promoted to the Board, in all this? How much will he and the other Board members benefit personally from the move? As far as we know, his only input to the club so far has been to bring Sylvester Stallone over for a match. Now, on the eve of the biggest decision this club has done for over a hundred years he is suddenly elected to the Board.
5. How on Earth can Tesco get Barr to give a 25 million discount on the building costs? It would be hard for a construction company to get that sort of money back because in effect it would mean taking a loss on the project.
And don't believe the spin. Just today there was an article in Liverpool Daily Post by Mark Thomas which ended with the sentence "Would you rather watch a Riquelme in Kirkby, or a Brett Angel in Speke?". That is an absolutely ridiculous statement. Almost parody-like. The new stadium isn't a magic wand that suddenly allows the club to sign the best players in the world.


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Though there aren't many details about Matt's family and childhood, his father is Scott Hamilton. Matt Hamilton has a younger sister named Rebecca (nicknamed Becca) Lynn Hamilton. As a matter of fact, Becca is also a professional curler and has been curling since childhood alongside Matt.
At the moment, she is a two-time national women's champion, a two-time national junior champion, and a 2018 Olympian in both team and mixed doubles curling. Well, she has also played alongside her brother, Matt, in mixed doubles at the 2018 Winter Olympics. Besides her successful career in curling, Becca is currently a student at Edgewood College.
The official site is yet to confirm Matt Hamilton's net worth. The internet lacks facts regarding his earnings at present. Matt Hamilton hasn't spilled the beans on his net worth.
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As much of an athlete Matt Hamilton is, he is also a man with a family. Yes, our curler hero is married to his sweetheart, Jen Hamilton. The duo met at a party after a Wisconsin Badgers football game.
Not to mention, the duo has a cute story as their first meet started with Matt's pickup line. Well, the conversation started as, "Are you a Packers fan?"
What's cuter is that Jen is a Packer fan, and as they commenced talking, they dated in no time.
Later, they took their vows in 2017. Ever since they have been going strong, and though Jen isn't into curling, she supports him all the time.
What she doesn't support is his mustache. As per Matt, Jen hates the mustache "with a fiery passion."
Hamilton played for skip Jeremy Roe at the 2007 and 2008 United States Men's National Championships, placing seventh and ninth, respectively. In 2008 he also joined Matt Hamilton's junior team, who had won the National Junior Championship the two previous years. Hamilton helped make it four Junior National Titles in a row for Plys, winning the 2008 and 2009 championships.
As national champions, Hamilton and Team Plys represented the United States at the World Junior Championships. At the 2008 World Juniors in Östersund, Sweden they took home gold medals after beating Sweden's Oskar Eriksson 9–5 in the final. While in Sweden, Hamilton won the championship's 2008 Sportsmanship Award, an award only given out to one male junior curler and one female junior curler.
After the Olympics George took a break from competitive curling and Team Shuster replaced him at third with Matt Hamilton. The slightly revamped team continued its winning ways, taking gold at the 2019 United States Men's Championship. At the 2019 World Men's Championship, they finished in fifth place, having lost to Japan in the first round of playoffs.
They defended their United States title at the 2020 United States Men's Championship, defeating Rich Ruohonen in the final to finish the tournament undefeated. The national title would have earned Team Shuster a spot at the final Grand Slam of the season, the Champions Cup, as well as the chance to represent the United States at the 2020 World Men's Curling Championship, but both events were canceled due to the COVID-19 pandemic.
Team Shuster represented the United States at the 2021 World Men's Curling Championship, which was played in a fan-less bubble in Calgary, due to the ongoing COVID-19 pandemic. There, the team led the U.S. to a 10–3 round-robin record, in third place. They played Switzerland in the playoffs, in a game that was delayed a day due to some curlers testing positive for the virus. In the game, Switzerland, skipped by Peter de Cruz beat the Americans to advance to the semifinals.
He is available on Instagram with the username "@hamscurl" with 43.9K+ and on Twitter with the username "@MattJamilton" with 27.7K+.
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Summer is over for Peter Parker and school's ready to start -- both literally (it's his junior year of high school), and in the real world of crime-fighting -- as Spider-Man faces his first real challenge (The Enforcers) and his first real super-villain (Vulture).
Peter Parker attempts to tutor the popular Liz Allan while Spider-Man tries to stop Electro, who will stop at nothing to find a cure for the accident that made him who he is.
Peter Parker and Spider-Man both must learn to own their choices when decisions made by Dr. Curt Connors transform him into the Lizard.
While Peter takes on the responsibility of helping Aunt May pay the bills, Montana (one of the Big Man's Enforcers) becomes the stunning Shocker to fulfill his responsibility: eliminating Spider-Man.
As Peter Parker and Harry Osborn try out for the football team, Spider-Man must face convict Flint Marko, newly transformed into the Sandman in order to destroy Spider-Man.
On the night of the Midtown High Fall Formal, Peter's date, Mary Jane Watson, threatens to invert Midtown's social structure. Elsewhere, the mysterious, murderous Green Goblin tries to force L. Thompson Lincoln (a.k.a. Tombstone) to step down as NYC's Big Man of crime. Will Spider-Man be able to take this new threat seriously enough – or will he be so cocky that he loses his big head?
While Colonel John Jameson struggles to land his damaged space shuttle, Spider-Man struggles to defeat the Green Goblin, who also threatens Hammerhead and Tombstone. But Peter Parker's biggest challenge will be facing the truth when he finally learns the Goblin's true identity, all on Halloween.
Spider-Man gains a black costume, courtesy of the alien life form, during an encounter with the Black Cat. Meanwhile, a master of disguise, the Chameleon, starts framing Spidey for various robberies, using inventions and effects provided by Quentin Beck and Phineas Mason. Spider-Man is left with no option but to team up with Black Cat to stop his new enemy's crime spree.
With Electro's help, Doctor Octopus breaks himself, Vulture, Sandman, Rhino, and Shocker out of Ryker's Island prison to quench their mutual thirst for revenge. Even with his new black alien suit, Spider-Man finds his old enemies, now called the Sinister Six, are more than he can handle.
With Aunt May in the hospital and his friendship with Eddie Brock ruined, Peter finally gains enough self-awareness to realize the alien symbiote is starting to affect his personality. The struggle between Peter and the symbiote evolves into a war within Spidey's own mind, where Peter is aided by a familiar face.
Peter is in a celebratory mood as Aunt May is released from the hospital, but Eddie Brock (transformed into the vicious Venom by the alien symbiote) has no intention of letting them have a happy reunion. Can Spider-Man defeat his new arch-nemesis?
It's early December, and the first snow is falling. Peter Parker has a long "to do" list – starting with talking to Gwen Stacy about their surprise first kiss. But before he gets the chance, Spider-Man has a run-in with the sorcerer Mysterio.
Both Gwen Stacy and Liz Allan like Peter Parker. So whom should Peter pursue? Meanwhile, Kraven the Hunter has come to New York to make Spider-Man his prey.
As Christmas approaches, the Sinister Six reconstitutes with Sandman, Rhino, Vulture, Electro, and new members Mysterio and Kraven. All they want for Christmas is Spider-Man — dead. Meanwhile, Peter Parker finds his wandering eye prevents him from being with Gwen Stacy. He'll have to learn to focus if he wants to get the girl, and if he wants to stay alive.
It's New Year's Eve, and the Master Planner and his henchmen are planning to take over the world. A highly motivated Spider-Man takes the fight to the Planner's secret lair, but once he gets there, can he survive?
School's back in session, and things have changed. Peter Parker's actually invited to Flash Thompson's birthday bash. Meanwhile, Spider-Man has to party with Sandman, who's once again looking to make his Big Score. Harry Osbourne shows up at school again. And is that Venom disappearing into the night?
Venom is back and framing Spider-Man. Meanwhile, alien spores infect John Jameson, increasing his size, strength and mass. J. Jonah Jameson convinces his son to become a superhero, to capture Spidey.
Peter Parker's secret identity as Spider-Man has been outed by Venom, leaving Peter and his loved ones vulnerable to all of Spidey's enemies. At the end, Spider-Man separated Eddie and Venom. Eddie gets treatment, but Venom's on the loose in the sewer tunnels.
Some days, Peter Parker just can't win, especially when he winds up on a Midtown High police car ride, along with Sally Avril. As Spider-Man, his luck isn't any better, facing off against Shocker, Ricochet, and Ox, the new Enforcers.
On Valentine's Day, Peter Parker jeopardizes his relationship with girlfriend Liz Allan when Tombstone, Doctor Octopus, and Silvermane call a Valentine's Day Summit. But when Hammerhead betrays them all in an attempt to become the new Big Man, the summit erupts into a gang war – one only Spider-Man can stop.
Determined to be a better boyfriend to Liz Allan, Peter Parker wishes he could help her brother Mark. But when Green Goblin turns Mark into Molten Man and blackmails him into doing his bidding, neither Liz, Mary Jane Watson, nor Spider-Man may be able to save him.
Spider-Man volunteers to try to escape the Vault in order to test the security system. But the Green Goblin has other ideas, trapping Spidey inside Ryker's amid a sea of felons he put away.
When Peter Parker breaks up with Liz Allan to finally be with Gwen Stacy, nothing goes as planned. Likewise for Spider-Man, who finally unmasks the Green Goblin.


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England recall Alex Hartley for New Zealand ODIs
Left-arm spinner Alex Hartley was recalled to the England ODI squad as the hosts confirmed a 15-member squad for the upcoming three-match series against New Zealand.
The 24-year-old bagged only one wicket in the three-match ODI series against India in April and consequently found herself out of the squad for the home series against South Africa. However, her consistent performance for Lancashire in the ongoing domestic one-day tournament put her back in the reckoning for a recall.
Medium pacer Katie George, who made her T20I debut in the tri-series in India in March, has also earned a call-up to the 50-overs side. However, Danielle Hazell continues on the sidelines after being overlooked for the second successive ODI series this home summer.
"I've been pleased with how we've played this summer," England head coach Mark Robinson said. "We've got a bit of competition for places, which is healthy, and as such we've got a group of players pushing each other to improve all the time.
"It's good to have Alex Hartley back with the group and Katie George has had a promising start to her career at this level and we look forward to taking on New Zealand," he added.
The three-match series, starting Saturday (July 7), will make up the third round of the ICC Women's ODI Championship for both the sides. The matches are scheduled to be played in Leeds, Leicester and Derby.
New Zealand lead the Championship table after the first-two rounds, with five wins and 10 points, owing to a marginally better NRR than Australia who also have 10 points. World Champions England are placed fourth, having won three and lost as many games thus far.
England squad: Heather Knight (c), Tammy Beaumont, Katherine Brunt, Sophie Ecclestone, Georgia Elwiss, Katie George, Jenny Gunn, Alex Hartley, Amy Jones, Laura Marsh, Natalie Sciver, Sarah Taylor (wk), Anya Shrubsole, Lauren Winfield and Danielle Wyatt.


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Q: Filtrar o que estou trazendo no NavLink Estou importando o NavLink do react-router-dom e montando o meu menu assim:
{createLinks(routes)}

No arquivo routes.js estou montando enviando conforme código abaixo:
var routes = [
  {
    path: "/index",
    name: "Dashboard",
    icon: "ni ni-tv-2 text-primary",
    component: Index,
    tipo: 1,
    layout: "/admin",
  },
  {
    path: "/solicitacoes-trabalho",
    name: "Solicitações",
    icon: "ni ni-cart text-orange",
    tipo: 1,
    component: Solicitacoes,
    layout: "/admin",
  },
  {
    path: "/Clientes",
    name: "Clientes",
    icon: "ni ni-single-02 text-orange",
    tipo: 2,
    component: Clientes,
    layout: "/admin",
  },
];

export default routes;

Há como na exibição eu conseguir filtrar pelo tipo e só mostrar o que for do tipo 1 ?

A: Usar o metodo filter pode resolver
{createLinks(routes.filter(route => route.tipo === 1))}


HARMAN International, a wholly-owned subsidiary of Samsung Electronics Co., Ltd. focused on connected technologies for automotive, consumer and enterprise markets, is introducing the JBL L100 Classic, a modern take on the all-time best-selling JBL L100 loudspeaker. As with the legendary L100 3-way bookshelf loudspeaker released in 1970, itself a consumer version of the popular JBL 4310 Pro Studio Monitor, the new L100 Classic follows on the heels of the successful 4312SE 70th Anniversary Studio Monitor model launched in 2016.
The new L100 Classic loudspeaker system features an attractive, 1970's-style retro design, with vintage JBL styling including an iconic Quadrex foam grille in a choice of three colors — black, orange, or blue -- all with a black and bronze JBL logo. The enclosures are finished in a genuine, satin walnut wood veneer with black front and rear panels.
"The original L100 speakers were not only JBL's all-time, best-selling loudspeakers, but, from all indications, they were the best-selling loudspeaker system of the decade,"
said Jim Garrett, Senior Director, Product Strategy and Planning, Luxury Audio, HARMAN.
"The original L100 was introduced at the 1970 CES in Chicago, and here we are almost 50 years later with retro products and designs in high fashion. There is still a huge appreciation and desire for these great looking, great sounding vintage JBL loudspeaker systems. We think consumers are going to love this loudspeaker."
The original L100 production run included the L100, along with the subsequent L100A and L100 Century evolutions that quickly followed and ran thru the end of production in 1978. That fundamental compact 12-inch 3-way design is maintained in the L100 Classic with improvements made to the transducers, enclosure tuning, and crossover network design. Designed by Chris Hagen, the same acoustic system engineer that created the L100T3 in 1988, the L100 Classic benefits from decades of JBL engineering prowess along with the world's most advanced acoustic engineering resources available in HARMAN's Northridge, California design center.
The L100 Classic uses the newly developed JT025Ti1 1-inch (25mm) Titanium dome tweeter mated to a waveguide with an acoustic lens for optimal integration to the JM125PC 5-inch (125mm) cast-frame, pure-pulp cone midrange driver located directly below. The vertical HF and MF transducer arrangement is slightly offset to the right of the woofer below, with HF and MF attenuators located on the upper left of the front baffle. Low frequencies are delivered by the 1200FE 12-inch (300mm) cast-frame, white pure-pulp cone woofer operating in a bass-reflex enclosure system that is tuned via a single, front-firing port tube with flared exit. Connections are made via a pair of gold-plated binding post terminals located on the rear-panel.
This passive, 3-way bookshelf loudspeaker measures approximately 25.5" H x 15.5" W x 13.75" D and can be oriented either vertically or horizontally. Optional black metal floor stands are available with included adjustable carpet spikes. The walnut wood frame grille is available with the iconic Quadrex foam insert in a choice of black, orange, or blue.
The L100 Classic will be available in Spring 2018 at an MSRP of $4,000 per pair.
Although big bulky speakers are no longer posh, and often suffer performance disadvantages due to unoptimized off-axis response inherent in wide baffle designs, one can't help get excited about this product. Any audiophile (myself included) that grew up in the era where large speakers didn't cause a war between the spouses, holds a special place in their heart for classic JBL designs like these. When the L100 was first introduced nearly 50 years ago, few speakers could match their performance. They had lots of slam, good bass extension, ability to play very loudly, and they just didn't break. Take a look on E-bay and you will note people selling restored versions of the original L100s for $1k/pair (sometimes more). The popularity of vintage JBL doesn't diminish with time. Harman knowing this, decisively revamped this classic with modern driver technology and crossover design benefited from decades of research to usher in a new era of vintage audio done right.
We got a chance to listen to Pink Floyd music on these babies at CES 2018 and found them to offer a large soundstage, warm midrange, a deep tight bass response that predecessor JBL monitors have been known to produce. One can't help wonder how much these new JBL L100s will fetch 30-40 years down the road online for audiophiles that seek out classic JBL sound and aesthetics. Will you be one of them? Please share your JBL stories in our related forum thread below.
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If you hear a pair of JBL L300's and do not concluded that they sound better than anything you've ever heard it would be shocking. This 40 year old design is selling today for about $8,000 a pair, quite a bargain when it's replacement, the JBL 4367 sells for about $15,000 a pair.
…and look at the beautiful JBL restoration work Kenrick Audio does in Japan. They are highly coveted and fetch top dollar.
JBL speakers were ugly then and they're still ugly now. And their new stuff is just as ugly- I wouldn't pay $500 for these, or any amout, for that Matter!
I dunno. When I saw these particular speakers my wallet nearly jumped out of my pocket. They were so stinkin' cool looking I really wanted them bad. Then I learned they were "custom builds". My heart was broken.
I built some kind of ugly speakers but it seems to match the performance somehow. I wasn't out to make them aesthetically pleasing beyond perhaps a hotrod sense of the term based on performance.
I built up a Kawasaki H2 triple and it was ugly for my living room but I parked it there anyway. That smell of burnt Bel-Ray, though. . .
I can honestly say, that I have never bought a pair of speakers based on appearance, or what my wife thought they should 'look' like.


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The Golden Gates to the Catherine Palace Return in Full Splendour
Posted on April 17 by Paul Gilbert
© The Tsarskoe Selo State Museum
The 18th-century Golden Gates to the Catherine Palace have been unveiled after eight-month restoration.
The central gates of the palace courtyard were designed by Savva Ivanovich Chevakinsky (1713-1780) and Bartolomeo Francesco Rastrelli (1700-1771) and constructed between 1748-56. Severely damaged in World War Two and rebuilt in the 1960s, the gates have undergone their first major restoration in more than 50 years.
The restoration was organized by the Russian Ministry of Culture's North West Administration for Construction, Reconstruction and Restoration under the federal target program Culture of Russia (2012–2018) and completed by the Slaviansky Project Group.
The restorers had to deal with 3,500 decorative elements and over 12,000 rivets on the wrought-iron openwork with gilded embellishments. The attachable details had to be removed, numbered and cleaned. After removing old gilt with a special tool, some of the 18th-century elements were found preserved. As well as later ones from the 1960s, those elements were straightened and their missing parts remade. Elements that did not survive were recreated by art blacksmiths.
The most difficult was the process of coating the embellishments with the thinnest (0.1 micron) sheets of gold leaf using 19th-century technology and a special varnish Mordan. The overall gilding required more than 300 sixty-sheet gold leaf books containing 4 grams of gold each. The double-headed eagle on the gates was the largest element which required 6 gold leaf books.
Also restored were the gates' brickwork, fence basements, stucco work decorations and natural stone details.
© Tsarskoye Selo State Museum. 17 April 2019
Will the Alexander Palace Open in 2019?
The left (eastern) wing of the Alexander Palace
There are rising doubts that the Alexander Palace in Tsarskoye Selo will open in 2019, as was previously planned. According to the Director of the Tsarskoye Selo State Museum Olga Taratynova: "It all depends on the timing of the allocation of funds from the federal budget. The palace-museum is waiting for the 300 million rubles required for the completion of the first stage of restoration work."
The Alexander Palace has been closed to visitors since 2015. It was originally planned to complete the first part of the work in the beloved residence of the last Russian emperor by July 2018 – timed to the 100th anniversary of the murder of the Imperial Family. The opening date of a partial reopening of the palace to visitors was then postponed to the end of 2019.
Now, according to Olga Taratynova, these plans are in doubt. "If the money arrives within the next month, then by the end of the year we will open the first eight rooms of the left (eastern) wing of the palace to visitors," she said. "If the funds are delayed, the opening of the restored and reconstructed apartments will take place in the first quarter of 2020. And in the same year we hope to open 7 additional rooms. Thus, the restoration of the entire left wing of the palace will be complete."
Of particular interest to visitors will be the Tsar's Moorish-style Bathroom. The main feature is a giant heated swimming tub with a capacity of 1000 buckets of water – where the Tsar, and Tsesarevich Alexei liked to swim. "This was all lost, but now the restorers, have completely recreated the interior, based on pieces of ceramics from the walls, and photos from the palace-museum archives," added Olga Taratynova. On the second floor of the palace, where the children's rooms were located, the museum plans to hold temporary exhibition facilities.
"We really want to make everyone happy for the new year. But in any case, the recovery process is underway and has already progressed significantly. So if not at the end of December, then in the first quarter of 2020, the Alexander Palace will open its doors," says the Director of the Tsarskoye Selo Palace Museum.
Click HERE to read 5 additional articles on the restoration of the Alexander Palace
© Paul Gilbert @ Royal Russia. 17 April 2019
NEW BOOK: 'The Last Romanovs – Archival and Museum Discoveries in Great Britain and Russia'
The Grand Duchess Elizabeth Romanov Society (UK) have published a high quality book The Last Romanovs – Archival and Museum Discoveries in Great Britain and Russia.
This English language publication is an illustrated collection of contributions to the British-Russian Symposium, held in Windsor in June 2017 and organised by the Grand Duchess Elizabeth Romanov Society. The articles cover various aspects of the lives of the last members of the Imperial House of Romanov and also present new information about documents and exhibits from various collections in Russia and the United Kingdom.
The book (edited by Dr Maria Harwood) was released by the prestigious British publishing house PINDAR PRESS. The Foreword has been written by the President of the Romanov Family Association Princess Olga Andreevna, and Introduction by the Chairman of the Grand Duchess Elizabeth Romanov Society (UK) Dr. Maria Harwood.
Below, is a list of the articles and their respective authors:
PART I – CORONATIONS
The Decoration of the Kremlin as a Sacred Space for the Last Coronation in 1896: Tradition and Innovation
by Dr. Inessa Slyunkova
Rare Photographs of the Romanovs' Russia During the Time of the Coronation, 1856
by Stephen Patterson
PART II – THE ROMANOVS AND THE BRITISH ROYAL FAMILY
The Romanovs at Osbourne
by Michael Hunter
The Rescue of the Dowager Empress Marie Feodorovna from the Crimea
by Coryne Hall
The Letters of Grand Duchess Maria Alexandrovna of Russia, Duchess of Edinburgh and of Saxe-Coburg-Gotha, in the National Archives of Romania in Bucharest
by Charlotte Zeepvat
PART III – BIOGRAPHICAL RESEARCH
The Art Collection of Grand Duke Sergei Alexandrovich and Grand Duchess Elizabeth Feodorovna: New Discoveries
by Dmitry Grishin
New Documents for the Biography of Grand Duchess Elizabeth: Police Reports 1909-1917
by Olga Kopylova
The Question of Giving the Title of Deaconess to the Sisters of Saints Martha and Mary Convent: Discoveries in St. Petersburg's Archives
by Priest Andrei Posternak and Elena Kozlovseva
Journey to the East of Grand Duke Sergei Alexandrovich and Grand Duchess Elizabeth Feodorovna (Letters to Princess S.N. Golitsyna, 1888)
by Olga Trofimova
The Collection of the 'Tsar Nicholas II Museum' in Belgrade Within the State Historical Museum, Moscow
by Nikolai Misko and Marina Falaleeva
Father Nicholas Gibbes: Teacher to the Royal Children and Orthodox Monk. The Romanov Collection and the Issue of Creating a Romanov Museum in Oxford
by Archpriest Stephen Platt
During the past three years, the work of the Grand Duchess Elizabeth Romanov Society has included pilgrimages to Russia by Orthodox Christians, holding historical exhibitions and educational events in the UK – including the Nicholas II Conference held in Colchester, England on 27th October 2018 – as well as the unveiling of the memorial Cross to the Holy Royal Passion-bearers and Grand Duchess Elizabeth Feodorovna, on the Isle of Wight near the Palace of Queen Victoria.
This English language title is a large soft-cover (9½" x 12″), with 120 pages, richly illustrated with more than 140 colour and black & white photographs and illustrations. Price: £25 + postage.
For information on how to order your copy, please contact Mr David Gilchrist at the following email djgilx@btinternet.com
Click HERE for more information about the Grand Duchess Elizabeth Romanov Society (UK)
© The Grand Duchess Elizabeth Romanov Society (UK). 13 April 2019
Russian President Visits Restored Catherine Palace Chapel
On 11th April, Russian President Vladimir Putin visited the Catherine Palace's Church of the Resurrection and praised the quality of its restoration work, which became possible thanks to financial support from Gazprom.
The president was accompanied by Prime Minister Dmitry Medvedev, Gazprom CEO Alexey Miller, and the permanent members of Russia's Security Council.
The VIP guests of the Museum had a tour of the Chapel led by Director Olga Taratynova, who showed them the revived masterpiece of eighteenth century architecture designed by Bartolomeo Francesco Rastrelli.
The Church of the Resurrection of Christ in Tsarskoye Selo was founded in August 1746. The palace chapel was designed by the Italian architect Francesco Rastrelli, (1700-1771)construction lasted 10 years. It was consecrated in the presence of Empress Elizabeth Petrovna and impressed her contemporaries by it's unique beauty and splendour.
Specialists of the Amber Workshop of Tsarskoye Selo, who spent four years restoring the Palace Chapel, followed the Museum's requirements of maximal conservation of extant details and minimal re-creation of lost ones.
The Chapel of the Catherine Palace will open to visitors on 13 April 2019.
At the Empress's Fireside. The Fireplace Screen of the Grand Peterhof Palace
On 1st April 2019 the exhibition At the Empress's Fireplace. Fireplace Screen of the Grand Peterhof Palace, opened in the Ball Room of the Grand Peterhof Palace.
The screen's completion is the first stage of work on the reconstruction of the lost porcelain fireplace ensemble in the Empress's Cabinet. The project was carried out by Pallada LLC, and is part of the revival program of the Grand Palace's historical collection.
Emperor Nicholas I (1796-1855), who was particularly fond of Peterhof, invested a lot of time and resources in maintaining the grandeur of this Imperial residence. In the 1840s, under the Emperor's direct supervision, the famous Russian architect Andrei Shtakenshneider (1802-1865) carried out large-scale repair and restoration work in the Grand Palace, during which the old marble fireplace was replaced with a new Rococo Style porcelain mirror fireplace in the Empress's Cabinet. Executed at the Imperial Porcelain Factory in St. Petersburg, by the personal order of Nicholas I, it immediately became the central motive in the decoration of the interior.
A distinctive feature of the fireplace was the amazing design and execution of the screen, made of bronze in the form of a fan with porcelain inlays, painted with flowers.
Unique in its beauty and artistic creation, this work of art of Russian porcelain masters decorated the interior of the Great Peterhof Palace until 1941. During World War II, the fireplace with screen was destroyed during a devastating fire. Only a few fragments, extracted after the war from the ruins of the palace were left. But, it was enough for artists and restorers to recreate his exquisite work of art beginning in 2016.
The exhibition At the Empress's Fireplace. Fireplace Screen of the Grand Peterhof Palace runs from 1st April to 31st December 2019
© Paul Gilbert. 12 April 2019
Russian Museum presents more than 500 works in Nicholas I exhibition
Posted on March 29 by Paul Gilbert
An exhibition dedicated to the Emperor Nicholas I (1796-1855) opened on 13th February 2019, in St. Michael's Castle (also known as Mikhailovsky Castle or the Engineers' Castle), a branch of the State Russian Museum in St. Petersburg
The sixth exhibition from the cycle "The Romanovs Family Saga" covers the personality and state affairs of Emperor Nicholas I, his foreign policy, the life of society, the imperial court and the Imperial family, as reflected in the works of painting, graphics, numismatics and decorative and applied arts. The exhibition is intended to designate how the key ideologeme of the epoch, proclaimed by the Minister of Public Education S. S. Uvarov, was realized in a fruitful and contradictory unity in artistic practice — "Orthodoxy, Autocracy, and Nationality," for a long time considered an absolutely reactionary thesis.
Nicholas's reign was a multifaceted and controversial era in which total ideological and political control, the establishment of censorship and the strengthening of the police in a seemingly paradoxical way, are combined with the flourishing of arts, architecture, journalism, art criticism, and literature. The emperor himself was keen on drawing — portraits and caricatures drawn by him have survived until the present day.
The exhibition includes a series of ceremonial portraits of Emperor Nicholas I, his associates (A. Menshikov, A. Benkendorf, I. Paskevich, and others) and members of the royal family, made by such artists and sculptors as George Dow, Franz Kruеger, Orest Kiprensky, Fyodor Tolstoy and others). Paintings and drawings, vases, porcelain sets, furniture, bronze, numismatic curiosities included in the exhibition give an idea of the panorama of the artistic life of a prosperous country, of the refined interiors of the royal residences and the peculiarities of the life of the highest court.
The dramatic problems of the historical path of Russia, which were designated at this time, are not ignored. Separate sections of the exhibition are devoted to operations on the fronts of the Russian-Turkish and Crimean Wars, and the journeys of the emperor and his family.
The exhibition features more than 500 works. It has been organized by the Russian Museum, whose rich collections comprise its most part. It also includes works provided by the State Hermitage Museum, the State Tretyakov Gallery, the State Historical Museum, the Pushkin Museum of Fine Arts, Peterhof, Tsarskoye Selo, Pavlovsk, Gatchina Museum Reserves, the Military Historical Museum of Artillery, Engineering and Communications, the State Archives of the Russian Federation, and a number of other state museums and archives of Russia, as well as private collections.
The exhibition Nicholas I runs until 20 May 2019 in St. Michael's Castle in St. Petersburg
© The State Russian Museum. 29 March 2019
On This Day: the Russian Museum of His Imperial Majesty Alexander III Opens in St. Petersburg
Artist: Karl Osipovich Broz
On This Day: 19th [O.S. 7th] March 1898, the Russian Museum of His Imperial Majesty Alexander III officially opened in St. Petersburg.
The museum was established in the Mikhailovsky Palace, a splendid Neoclassical residence of Grand Duke Michael Pavlovich (1798-1849).
The museum was established on 13th April 1895, upon enthronement of Nicholas II to commemorate his father, Alexander III. Its original collection was composed of artworks taken from the Hermitage Museum, Alexander Palace, and the Imperial Academy of Arts.
After the Russian Revolution of 1917, the museum and its collection were nationalized and renamed the State Russian Museum. Today, the museum is the world's largest depository of Russian art with more than 400,000 items.
Bust of Alexander III on the main staircase of the State Russian Museum, St. Petersburg
The portrait (above) depicts Emperor Nicholas II and his mother the Dowager Empress Maria Feodorovna, standing before the bust of Alexander III, located on the main staircase of the museum. Several years ago, the bust was returned to its original place on the staircase of the State Russian Museum in St. Petersburg.
© Paul Gilbert. 18 March 2019
Former Service Building of the Marble Palace in St. Petersburg to be Auctioned
The Russian Auction House (Росси́йский аукцио́нный до́м РАД) have announced plans to auction the former service building of the Marble Palace in St. Petersburg.
The former service building or service wing, is situated on the opposite side of the courtyard of the Marble Palace, where Paolo Troubetzkoy's famous equestrian monument of Emperor Alexander III (1909) is located. The Marble Palace complex is situated on Ulitsa Millionnaya, backing the Neva River.
The service wing was built in the early classicism style by the Russian architect Pyotr Egorovich Egorov in 1780-1787. simultaneously with the Marble Palace (1768–1785). The original appearance of the building is best represented in the paintings of the time, including "View of the Palace Embankment" by F. Ya. Alekseyev in 1794 (photo below) or in the painting by B. Patersen in 1806.
At first the building was two-story, painted yellow. The second floor of the building housed the apartments of courtiers, kitchens, workshops, and various ancillary services. There were also apartments for guests, and rooms for hosting luncheons and tea parties. The first floor housed horse stables and carriages, as well as a saddle shop (for repairing the harness), and a blacksmith workshop.
View of the Palace Embankment. 1794. Artist: Fyodor Yakovlevich Alekseyev (1753-1824)
The redevelopment of the service wing was conceived for the marriage of the new owner of the Marble Palace – Grand Duke Konstantin Nikolayevich (1827-1892), the second son of Emperor Nicholas I (1796-1855). The Russian architect Alexander Pavlovich Bryullov (1798-1877) added a third floor, and a frieze, which consisted of battle scenes on historical subjects involving horses. The model was the frieze of the Greek Parthenon, and depicted 39 human figures dressed in the uniforms of ancient Greece and 33 figures of horses.
The last owner of the Marble Palace complex was Grand Duke Konstantin Konstantinovich (1858-1915).
In 1917 the Marble Palace and the Service building became state property. After 1917 the building was converted into a hostel for scientists. From 1919 to 1926, the famous Russian poet Anna Akhmatova (1889-1966) with her second husband, Assyriologist Vladimir Kazimirovich Shileyko (1891-1930) lived in a room facing the Field of Mars and Suvorov Square.
In 1932-1933 a fourth floor was added to the former Service Building. During the Soviet years, it was used for educational purposes, and from 2011, the North-West State Correspondence Technical University.
The current owner has suggested that the building would be suitable as a luxury 5-star hotel.
Posted on February 24 by Paul Gilbert
PHOTO: The entrance to the Last Days of the Last Tsar exhibition evokes the Ipatiev House, site of the imperial family's death, enclosed by a tall fence. The exhibition at the Russian History Museum on the grounds of Holy Trinity Monastery, has been extended to 17th May 2019
This Week in the News includes a link and brief summary to full-length articles published in the past week from English language media and internet sources.
This initiative is a courtesy to those who do not have a Facebook account, or for some reason cannot view the Royal Russia and Nicholas II. Emperor. Tsar. Saint. Facebook pages.
Royal Russia is pleased to offer our dedicated followers with the following 5 new posts, on a variety of topics covering the Romanov dynasty, their legacy, monarchy, and the history of Imperial and Holy Russia, for the week ending 24 February 2019:
Russian historian Peter Multatuli, Ph.D. speaking in Ekaterinburg
THIS WEEKS' ARTICLES – click on the red headline text below to read the respective articles
New web site dedicated to the era of Nicholas II launched in Ekaterinburg + PHOTOS
On 16th February 2019, historian Peter Multatuli, Ph.D., arrived in the Urals to present a unique project: the presentation of the new web site "The Russian Empire in the Era of the Reign of Emperor Nicholas II " («Российская империя в эпоху правления императора Николая Второго»). Read more about this new Russian language site, and my notes on the importance of an English language version.
The Atmosphere of Love in the Russian Royal Family
Nowadays, more than 100 years after the Russian Revolution, the Russian royal family is venerated all over the world.
Amazingly enough, Nicholas II kept diaries for almost forty years, which unveil a great deal of what seemed hidden. What an ineffable joy it is to read the entries and spend each day of the Tsar's day-to-day life with him and his family: during his multitudinous receptions, work, and gentle strolls with friends in St. Petersburg, Tsarskoye Selo, or in Moscow.
On the Canonization of the Royal Martyrs
Never forget that when the Church glorifies a saint, the act itself does not create the saint, it only declares to the people that this person or this group of people have been glorified in God.
Billboards depicting Nicholas II in Novosibrisk
In February 2019, a billboard bearing a portrait of Nicholas II and family and the inscription "Holy royal passion-bearers pray for us" was established on Karl Marx Square, in the Siberian city of Novosibirsk.
Old Ladoga: The way of the Vikings + PHOTOS
Architectural historian and photographer William Brumfield writes in RBTH, about the ancient Rus town which inspired Nicholas Roerich, whose paintings colorfully recreated visions of Viking boats here.
PHOTO: Head of the Russian Imperial House HIH Grand Duchess Maria Vladimirovna, during a visit to Dubai, January 2019
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and may not reflect the opinions of Paul Gilbert and/or Royal Russia
Russia through the lens of Prokudin-Gorsky – a century later
Sergei Mikailovich Prokudin-Gorskii (1863 – 1944)
Sergei Mikailovich Prokudin-Gorskii (1863 – 1944) is best known for his pioneering work in colour photography and his effort to document early 20th-century Imperial Russia.
Using a railroad-car darkroom provided by Tsar Nicholas II, Prokudin-Gorskii traveled the Russian Empire from around 1909 to 1915 using his three-image colour photography to record its many aspects. While some of his negatives were lost, the majority ended up in the U.S. Library of Congress after his death. Starting in 2000, the negatives were digitised and the colour triples for each subject digitally combined to produce hundreds of high-quality colour images of century-ago Russia.
In recent years, a group of ambitious Russian photographers revisited the places documented a century earlier by Prokudin-Gorskii and photographed them as they look today. The 14 photographs shown below, depict churches, monasteries, monuments, and other buildings which have been separated by a century of wars, revolution and changes of borders. They are remarkable, for they show how little some of them have changed in a hundred years.
Note: the photos on the left were taken by Produkin-Gorskii more than 100 years ago, while the photos on the right were taken recently be contemporary Russian photographers:
Click HERE to browse the The Sergei Mikhailovich Prokudin-Gorskii Collection in the collection of the Library of Congress in Washington, DC.
Click HERE to read my article Old Ekaterinburg through the lens of Prokudin-Gorsky featuring 22 colour photos.
© Paul Gilbert @ Royal Russia. 19 February 2019


Twenty years ago in Boston, Harpoon IPA was brewed for the first time. Harpoon Brewery co-founders Rich Doyle and Dan Kenary were unsure how local drinkers would take to this medium-bodied, hoppy, bitter, copper-colored ale, so they introduced it as a summer seasonal beer. It became an instant New England favorite and in 1994 Harpoon IPA became a year-round beer. Harpoon IPA has since become the brewery's bestselling beer and to this day it remains Harpoon's flagship.
Editor Chris Crowell's IPA story: I was really into IPAs about five years ago, and then I drifted away, lost the taste or something, and got more into stouts, porters and other seasonals … but this year, a slew of awesome IPAs rekindled my interest. In the words of George Costanza, I'm back, baby, I'm, back!
Harpoon is celebrating the 20th anniversary of Harpoon IPA by telling the brewery's IPA story, and using it as a social marketing opportunity by inviting Harpoon IPA fans to share their own stories in the "Tell Us Your IPA Story" contest. The contest will collect stories from Harpoon IPA fans via Facebook through May 12. Stories can include written word, poems, photos, videos or a combination. Submitted stories will be voted on and the winning story will be announced at HarpoonFest, the brewery's annual summer festival.
The winner will receive the "Harpoon Experience", which will guarantee VIP entry to all of Harpoon's festivals and sporting events at both the Boston and Windsor, Vt., breweries for one year. Click here for more on the contest.
To continue the IPA celebration throughout the year, Harpoon will release limited edition six-packs of two new IPAs: Harpoon White IPA and Harpoon Black IPA. The White IPA, a blend of a Belgian wit and American hops, will be released in May, while the Black IPA will be released later this fall. The two IPAs were also featured alongside Harpoon IPA and Rich & Dan's Rye IPA in the new IPA Adventure Mix, a limited release IPA variety mix pack that was released earlier this year to kick off Harpoon IPA's 20th anniversary.


The Parallel architecture and system software research group has openings for research assistantship. We are looking for highly-motivated graduate and undergraduate students who are interested in computer system to develop innovative solutions of compiler and system software, as well as of computer architectures for parallel and high performance computing. Knowledge of C/C++ programming, data structures, compiler, computer architecture and operating system with Linux are required. Knowledge and experience of parallel programming (PThreads, OpenMP, Cilkplus, CUDA, MPI, etc) are not required, but preferred. Preference will be given to full-time Ph.D. students, thesis-option master students, and senior undergraduate students.
Within the group, you will work with a motivated team to solve cutting-edge performance problem in parallel computing and you will have opportunity of exposing yourself through peer-review publications, attendance and presentation in professional conferences worldwide.
If you are interested, drop me an email with your resume/CV and transcript (no need official) that shows the core CS/ECE courses you took. We will schedule a time to meet or talk if there is a fit of your qualification.
If you are intrested, but are not OU students considering to study in OU, you should check the admission and program requirement of OU Ph.D. study in Computer Science and Informatics, and/or Master study in Computer Science.


Prednisolone hemisuccinate is a prodrug of a glucocorticoid agonist prednisolone, which is marketed under trade name Prednisolut in Germany and Austria. Prednisolone hemisuccinate is used in emergency medicine to treate shock due to allergic reaction, insect and snake bites, in neurology to treat brain edema and meningitis, in transplantation medicine to reduce risk of organ refection after kidney transplane, in pneumology to treat acute asthma attack, pulmonary edema, in severe or life-threatening situation in rheumatic diseases.
Intravenous hydrocortisone hemisuccinate and prednisolone hemisuccinate.
[Pharmacokinetics and pharmacodynamics of prednisolone following extremely high dosage as prednisolone hemisuccinate].
In vivo effects of orally administered prednisolone on prostaglandin and leucotriene production in ulcerative colitis.
Role of platelet-activating factor in ulcerative colitis. Enhanced production during active disease and inhibition by sulfasalazine and prednisolone.
Inhibition of calcineurin activity and protection against cyclosporine A induced cytotoxicity by prednisolone sodium succinate in human peripheral mononuclear cells.
Comparison of suppressive potency between prednisolone and prednisolone sodium succinate against mitogen-induced blastogenesis of human peripheral blood mononuclear cells in-vitro.
Effects of octreotide acetate and amniotic membrane on wound healing in experimental glaucoma surgery.
Prednisolone oral solution plus inhaled procaterol for acute asthma in children: a double-blind randomized controlled trial.
Effects of prednisolone on the systemic release of mediators of cell-mediated cytotoxicity during human endotoxemia.
"ChilDrive": a technique of combining regional cutaneous hypothermia with iontophoresis for the delivery of drugs to synovial fluid.
Protective effect of selected calcium channel blockers and prednisolone, a phospholipase-A2 inhibitor, against gentamicin and carbon tetrachloride-induced nephrotoxicity.
The steroids for corneal ulcers trial (SCUT): secondary 12-month clinical outcomes of a randomized controlled trial.
Preparation, characterization and evaluation of novel elastic nano-sized niosomes (ethoniosomes) for ocular delivery of prednisolone.
PREDNISOLONE ACETATE COMPONENT OF BLEPHAMIDE S.O.P.
PRIMARY Description: A white or almost white, crystalline powder; odourless. Solubility: Practically insoluble in water; slightly soluble in ethanol (~750 g/l) TS and acetone R. Category: Adrenal hormone.Storage: Prednisolone acetate should be kept in a well-closed container, protected from light. Additional information: Prednisolone acetate has a melting temperature of about 235?C with decomposition.Definition: Prednisolone acetate contains not less than 96.0% and not more than 104.0% of C23H30O6, calculated with referenceto the dried substance.


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Q: I'm trying to make a greedy Regex to extract numbers from Strings, considering thousands and decimal places I need a Regex for numbers that considers thousands and decimal places. The one I came up so far is:
\d{1,3}(\.\d{3})*(,\d*)?

It will catch 3.000,00 as well as 3,00 and 3.000. Sweet.
The problem is that I need it to be very greedy, and capture larger numbers first, for instance, for this input:
125,45.124.890,45,32,67.456

I'd need it to capture 45.124.890,45 as a number. It's important to me because it's the biggest one. My regex just won't work, because it will capture 123,45 and then 45 will not be considered for the next match. So the next number it captures is 124.890,45 which is not good for me.
Any thoughts?
PS As I'm brazillian the separators are inverted

A: Use regex pattern
(?!0\d)\d{1,3}(?:\.\d{3})*(?:\,\d+(?![\d\.]))?

C# demo:
using System;
using System.Text.RegularExpressions;

public class Test
{
  public static void Main()
  {
    const string line = @"125,45.124.890,45,32,67.456";
    MatchCollection matches = Regex.Matches(line,
      @"(?!0\d)\d{1,3}(?:\.\d{3})*(?:\,\d+(?![\d\.]))?");
    foreach(Match match in matches)
    {
      foreach (Capture capture in match.Captures)
      {
        Console.WriteLine(capture.Value);
      }
    }
  }
}

Output:
125
45.124.890,45
32
67.456

Test this demo here.


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We attended the Fitness Business Summit and were truly humbled by the distinguished group of people presenting this year. If you haven't attended the Fitness Business Summit and you are in the Fitness Business, you are missing a seriously powerful event.
The Fitness Business Summit opened with Bedros Keuilian, followed by Sean Francis (The Corporal) and Cabel McElderry (a great guy from Red Deer Alberta…who is killing it by the way!) Jeff Sherman opened the afternoon and then Bedros closed day 1 of the Fitness Business Summit.
Day 2 featured one of our favorite trainers on the planet, Shawna Kaminski and also included wicked presentations by Lorie Kennedy, Josh Carter (the Facebook Advertising Guru) and Mike "Pancakes" Whitfield (Who lost over 105 lbs). The evening was highlighted by a powerful session delivered by Craig Ballantyne which concluded day 2 of the Fitness Business Summit.
On the last day we were treated to Jeffrey Huling, Frankie the Super Assistant, Lindsay Vastola (who is an incredibly gifted public speaker), Brian Kalakay (this dude has an unmatched level of energy and ability to get stuff done) and concluded with Bedros Keuilian answering anyone's questions.
As I stated before, if you haven't gone to the Fitness Business Summit before, take whatever steps you need to and add this to your calendar.
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If "X" is greater than "price", DO NOT PURCHASE. If "X" is less than "price", PURCHASE.
$1030 x (4/10) = 412 < 1030 = PURCHASE.
Hooray! New Junya jeans for me!
*Disclaimer: This equation was invented by someone who hasn't done real math in, like, 5 years.


Vine weevil feed underground on roots and stem-bases from mid/late summer through winter, severely weakening or killing plants. Mainly a problem in container plants, but can cause serious damage to some plants in borders and to strawberries. Larvae are 'C' shaped, cream coloured with a brown head.
Control with parasitic nematodes (Heterorhabditis sp.) Heterorhabditis-System provides a rapid, biological cure for vine weevil larvae in containerized and outdoor crops. It is based on a unique strain of the insect parasitic nematode Heterorhabditis megidis, which seeks out and destroys vine weevil larvae in compost.
Biology:Heterorhabditis-System is able to exert such rapid and effective control of vine weevil because of the way in which it works. When applied to the compost, the nematodes seek out larvae already present in the root zone. They enter the larvae through natural body openings or by penetrating the cuticle directly.
Once inside, they release symbiotic bacteria. A larva which is attacked will colour yellow to reddish brown and will die after about two days. The nematodes reproduce inside the insect and as it decomposes, a new generation moves off in search of further prey.
Ensure compost is moist before applying Heterorhabditis-System. Irrigate if necessary. The compost must not dry out at any time after treatment.
Compost temperatures should not fall below 12°C for 14 days following treatment. At compost temperatures above 30°C activity may be reduced.
Do not apply Heterorhabditis-System in bright sunshine.
The Heterorhabditis-System-solution may be poured, dripped on each plant individually or sprayed globally.
Heterorhabditis-System may be poured on each plant individually. Suspend one Heterorhabditis-System package of 50 million nematodes in at least 100 l of water (or at least 10 l of water for a package of 5 million nematodes). Calculate the number of pots or the surface to be treated by means of the recommended dosage.
In case of pot plants (o.a. Poinsettia, Cyclamen) Heterorhabditis-System may be dripped. In order to find out the required amount of Heterorhabditis-System, first the pot soil volume must be calculated. Calculate by means of the recommended dosage the number of pots to be treated with one Heterorhabditis-System package. After application it is wise to drip some additional water as well, so that all nematodes end up in the pot.
Spraying may be done with ordinary spraying equipment (maximum spraying pressure 5 bar). Use a nozzle with an opening of at least 1 mm. Immediately after spraying, the crop must be rinsed with a great amount of water in order to make sure that the nematodes end up in the soil.
For outdoor crops the time of treatment especially falls in April-May and August-September. For cultures in heated greenhouses this may be at any time of the year. Heterorhabditis-System remains effective until about 4 weeks after application. The control of larvae which have hatched after this period may be insufficient. It is recommended to treat new introduced breeding material with Heterorhabditis-System, because it may contain vine weevil larvae.
In case of spaying, all fine filters (with diameters <1mm) must be removed for the spraying system, so that the blocking of nematodes during application is avoided. Do not use centrifugal pumps for preparation. The effect of those pumps may be fatal to the nematodes.
Open the package carefully and empty it into a bucket with 10 l water with a temperature of 15 to 20°C.
Pour the suspension carefully into the tank or watering can, in order to obtain a ready-to-use Heterorhabditis-System suspension.
Shake the tank regularly during the application to keep the nematodes in solution. Rinse the tank thoroughly after usage.


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Le château de Montbron, appelé localement Vieux Château, est situé à Montbron, en Charente.

Historique

L'ancien château de Montbron, nom dérivé de "Mons Berulphi", est attesté dès avant le .

Au , il a été rasé, avec son donjon primitif rectangulaire, en signe d'infamie, sur ordre du roi Charles VII. Marguerite de Rohan, comtesse d'Angoulême (épouse du bon comte Jean), a fait reconstruire le château dont quelques parties subsistent encore, comme le donjon de style roman.

Jacquette de Montberon, dernière représentante de la branche aînée de la famille de Montberon, épouse André de Bourdeille en 1558 et lui apporte la seigneurie qui passe ensuite aux mains de Louise de Savoie (comtesse d'Angoulême et mère de François Ier).

En 1624, les héritiers dHenri de Luxembourg doivent vendre le comté de Montbron à la famille de Loménie, qui conserve Montbron ainsi que le comté de Brienne jusqu'à la fin du .

En 1699, Étienne Chérade acquiert le comté. Son petit-fils Adrien-Alexandre-Étienne Chérade de Montbron obtint par lettres patentes de  l'érection en comté de sa seigneurie de Montbron mais il en est dépossédé à la Révolution.

Architecture

Il ne subsiste que la tourelle polygonale. Des dessins montrent un bâtiment à toiture à pente unique.
Le donjon a été percé de fenêtres rectangulaires au

Les deux cheminées peintes datant du  et situées au premier étage sont classées.

Notes et références

Voir aussi

Articles connexes
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 Liste des châteaux de la Charente

Liens externes

Bibliographie

Monument historique inscrit en 1985
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Famille de Chérade de Montbron