It's hard to believe that it's been ten years since David Archuleta'swhirlwind run on American Idol. An experience that launched him into superstardom and ushered in the release of his debut, self-titled album, which sold nearly a million copies worldwide and made the singer/songwriter a household name.
AXS recently spoke with David Archuleta about Winter In The Air, his time on American Idol and more in this exclusive new interview.
AXS: What made you decide to do another Christmas album?
David Archuleta: I've always loved Christmas music. Even when I was recording the first one nine years ago, Christmas From The Heart, I was already talking about doing another one. For this album, I wanted it to have a happier, classic, forties and fifties vibe of Christmas music on it. I tend to lean more serious and sacred but wanted to make sure there would also be good-feeling songs on there as well. So, I pushed myself a little and feel there's a happy medium between the two.
AXS: You have a few originals on the album as well. What's the secret to writing a Christmas song?
DA: This is my first time really getting into writing Christmas songs, and there are three different directions you can go. The first one is like the song, "Christmas Every Day" that I wrote with Cason Cooley and Dave Barnes. I wanted to write a song that was happy and bouncy. One with a "Rockin' Around The Christmas Tree" and "All I Want For Christmas" kind of vibe. I wanted a song that sounds like you're walking down the street and you see Christmas lights on the houses and buildings. It asks the question, what are the things you see?
The second version is a more sacred spiritual approach, and that's the song, "He is Born," which expresses my testimony. I wondered what it would've been like to have been a shepherd that was there that night. What would I have observed and what would it have been like to have heard the angels singing praises?
The third is more romantic and that's what I named the album after. "Winter In The Air" is about taking in the moment, breathing in the cold air and looking up at the branches of the trees with no leaves on them. Everything is quiet and you're feeling the snowfall. I wanted to capture that moment.
DA: It's the highest selling Christmas song of all-time and a classic. I do Christmas shows every year and this is a fun one to sing and to see how much people love it. I decided to record it for this album and do my own take on it.
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Gilmore Girls renamed for Netflix reboot
The return of Rory and Lorelai will be called...
By Ellie Walker-Arnott
Friday, 20th May 2016 at 9:18 am
The Gilmore Girls are getting a new show title when they return for brand new episodes on Netflix.
Star Lauren Graham announced the new moniker on Ellen Degeneres' chat show last night, revealing that the reboot will be titled (drum roll, please) Gilmore Girls: A Year in the Life.
The return of our fave fast-talking mother-daughter duo will consist of four feature-length movies, and is said to be set across the four seasons of one year.
The reboot will see the return of Graham and her co-star Alexis Bledel as well as a whole host of familiar faces including Scott Patterson, Kelly Bishop, Sean Gunn, Keiko Agena, Melissa McCarthy, Matt Czuchry, Liza Weil, Jared Padalecki, Milo Ventimiglia and Yanic Truesdale.
Netflix also released artwork for the reboot. Lovely, isn't it?
An air date for Gilmore Girls: A Year in the Life is yet to be confirmed, but it's expected to become available on the service later this year.
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Urban Fantasy Promo – Whitney's Autumn (The Genesis Chronicles Book 2)
Howdy folks. It's been a busy week from the Otherworld, where we've been spending time with new faces, and old friends. We're back with another repeat author today, looking at another coming-of-age fantasy that's sure to appeal to readers who want an extra bit of magic in their life. Read on to learn more about Whitney's Autumn.
A while back, we took a look at a wonderful urban fantasy by an up-and-coming storyteller. Ms. Tery introduced endearing characters and a thrilling storyline in Samaya's Summer, but the sequel, Whitney's Autumn (The Genesis Chronicles Book 2), takes the spotlight in a whole new direction. Ms. Tery still excels at writing characters that captivate readers with everything they do, from the way they talk, to the way they think, to the whiplash tale they're a part of. It's a charming, funny, emotional escape that will stick with the reader for quite some time.
What is more important— obeying the rules or doing what is right?
For fourteen-year-old Whitney Stone, the mayor's daughter, in pastoral Willow Ridge, the answer is obvious…
After uncovering Cornelius Murdoch's dark desire to destroy the town, Whitney teams up with her best friends, Samaya Lewis and Chloe James, to unleash the Book of Osciron's powers.
However, when Murdoch announces his bid for the city council, Whitney and the girls find themselves in a race against time to stop him from deepening his ties with the community while secretly plotting its demise.
Countless moral and legal questions threaten Whitney's plans to thwart Murdoch, including her father's shocking allegiance with the town's enemy.
Will Whitney's conscience allow her to gather evidence against Murdoch, even if it jeopardizes her relationship with her father? Can the girls harness Osciron's powers, attack the enemy, and tackle their first semester of high school?
Readers who are interested in a fantasy that takes the magic and makes it feel real will love the Genesis Chronicles books. Whitney's Autumn takes what author Ms. Tery established in the first book, and turns it on its end, opening up new enigmas, witty conversations, and experiences. The third book in the series will be here very soon, with a February release right around the corner. But while you're waiting for Chloe's Winter, it's a great time to pick up the first two books in this series. Check out Whitney's Autumn (The Genesis Chronicles Book 2) on Amazon today!
The post Urban Fantasy Promo – Whitney's Autumn (The Genesis Chronicles Book 2) was originally posted on Tellest.com. Please note, as an Amazon associate, I earn from qualifying purchases.
Images provided courtesy of Ms. Tery.
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Spurs coach Gregg Popovich insists he ensures his aging stars escape the NBA grind as best they can. So much that he sat Tim Duncan, Manu Ginobili, Tony Parker and Gerald Green in the team's 105-100 loss Thursday to Miami.
NBA commissioner David Stern seems adamant that nothing compromise his brand and TV ratings. So much that he levied a $250,000 fine against the Spurs for leaving their stars out of a TNT-broadcast game.
Nearly 3,000 miles away, the Lakers mostly played the role of Switzerland.
But there was one veteran who sounded more than eager in giving enlightened perspective.
EL SEGUNDO — Filling Pau Gasol's free time hardly involves scrolling the net to see if his name stays attached to trade rumors.
Lately, Gasol's spent those moments on the team plane and before going to sleep reading Mike Krzyzewski's book titled, "Leading with the Heart: Coach K's Successful Strategies for Basketball, Business, and Life." He's only reached Chapter 3, but the page-turning experience has given Gasol enough of an impression.
"So far, it's been good and positive," Gasol said.
One of the earliest anecdotes involves Krzyzewksi's revelation that he has all the players exchange their home and cell phone numbers so everyone in the program remains reachable at all time. Such a practice, in theory, then creates a stronger bond where players feel more inclined to stay in touch. It also makes them easier to reach each other in times of need.
It's unclear if Lakers coach Mike D'Antoni would adopt the practice even if he served as an assistant under Krzyzewski for both the 2008 and 2012 U.S. men's basketball Olympic teams. But D'Antoni connected with Gasol another way.
As Gasol continuously struggles on adapting to D'Antoni's fast-paced, pick-and-roll offense, the Lakers coach expressed a vote of confidence that everything will work out. The words struck Gasol the same way Krzyzewksi'a book has.
Derek Fisher, who won five NBA championships with the Lakers, joined the Dallas Mavericks after former UCLA product Darren Collison struggled manning the point guard spot.
The Lakers traded Fisher last season before the trade deadline to the Houston Rockets for Jordan Hill, both for cost-cutting measure and to make room in the backcourt for Ramon Sessions. After the Rockets and Fisher negotiated a buyout, Fisher joined the Oklahoma City Thunder. The team immediately gravitated toward his championship experience and leadership.
Yet, it wasn't enough for the Thunder to keep him this season. Plenty on the Lakers, including Kobe Bryant, Gasol and Metta World Peace, hold Fisher in high esteem because of his penchant for clutch shots, team mentality and positive locker room presence.
Derek Fisher, who helped the Lakers win five NBA championships, signed a free agent deal with the Dallas Mavericks on Thursday, extending his 16-year NBA career for another season.
EL SEGUNDO — Despite nursing a flu that has ailed him for the past two days, Kobe Bryant practiced today at the team's facility here without any limitations.
This should hardly be surprising. After all, Bryant dropped 40 points with the illness in the Lakers' loss Tuesday to the Indiana Pacers. Bryant wrote on his Facebook page that he spent most of the team's day off on Wednesday resting in bed.
The Lakers don't appear to be bolstering their point guard spot anytime soon.
Despite completing agility and jogging drills for the past two days, Lakers guard Steve Nash will miss at least two more games because of a non-displaced fracture in his left leg that has already sidelined him for the past 13 contests. The Lakers also expect guard Steve Blake to sit out for at least two more weeks after having an MRI exam on his lower abdominal strain. The MRI, conducted by Dr. Peter Yoon, also revealed Blake's tissues are torn from the bone, according to a person familiar with the results.
According to the Lakers' time table, Blake will miss at least seven more games, including contests against the Denver Nuggets (Friday), Orlando Magic (Sunday), at Houston (Dec. 4), at New Orleans (Dec. 5), at Oklahoma City (Dec. 7), against Utah (Dec. 9) and at Cleveland (Dec. 11). Nash is penciled out at least for the Lakers' remaining homestand against Denver and Orlando.
The Lakers (7-8) had the day off on Wednesday, but Nash spent that time receiving treatment. The Lakers originally planned for Nash to take an MRI on Monday, but decided to evaluate how his body would respond to the agility and jogging drills. Nash completed those exercises without further pain, according to Lakers spokesman John Black, and the team currently hasn't planned for him to take another MRI.
Nash's 13 game absence has marked his longest stretch since 1999. Meanwhile, Blake has missed the past eight games. During that time, Darius Morris has started at point guard while Chris Duhon has played the backup spot, both with mixed success.
The Lakers have sounded eager for Nash and Blake to return soon.
The Lakers assigned reserve center Robert Sacre to the D-Fenders, the team's Development League affiliate.
Sacre was selected by the Lakers with the last pick (60th overall in the 2012 NBA draft. Although he has impressed the Lakers with his endless energy and ability to stave off minutes for Dwight Howard and Pau Gasol during the preseason, Sacre has only appeared in eight games this season totaling 19 minutes.
The Lakers also assigned second-round draft pick Darius Johnson-Odom to the D-Fenders over the weekend. That leaves the Lakers' current roster at 13 players.
Opposing teams may just want to adopt this strategy to win games: Hack the Lakers.
The Lakers (7-8) rank 29th out of 30 NBA teams in free-throw shooting, making 66.8 percent of those shots from the stripe. In four of the Lakers' eight losses, the margin between made and missed free throws exceeded the point differential between winning and losing. Among the worst Lakers players to send to the free throw line include Dwight Howard (47.8 percent), Darius Morris (56.5 percent), Jordan Hill (61.5 percent) and Antawn Jamison (63.2 percent).
Interestingly enough, the Lakers post vastly different numbers in practice. According to a whiteboard at the team's practice facility in El Segundo, the Lakers have made 90 percent of their free throws, led by Jodie Meeks (97 percent), Steve Nash (97 percent), Steve Blake (93 percent) and Kobe Bryant (91 percent).
Even the Lakers' poor free throw shooters have fared well in practice, including Jamison (89 percent), Hill (88 percent), Morris (83 percent) and Howard (80 percent).
But that means very little if they're not translating into games.
There Kobe Bryant sat by his locker with his face down. His voice muffled. He constantly cleared his throat.
The site looked as depressing as the Lakers' 79-77 loss Tuesday to the Indiana Pacers.
Here's a sign Bryant really feels out of it. After posting 40 points, Bryant actually blamed himself for the loss.
Despite having flu-like symptoms since Tuesday morning, Lakers guard Kobe Bryant will play in tonight's game against the Indiana Pacers.
Not that this is entirely surprising. This is Kobe Bryant we're talking about after all. Yet, Bryant's illness affected him enough to miss the Lakers' morning shootaround. In a Facebook post that has since been deleted, Bryant also detailed how he had to take extra precautions Tuesday afternoon.
Still, D'Antoni said Bryant's illness won't prompt him to limit him. Nor does he expect Bryant's play to drop off. That's a scary thought considering Bryant leads the NBA in scoring, averaging 26.9 points per game. The Lakers guard has posted those numbers on a career-high 51 percent clip.
The reputation surrounding Metta World Peace involves how distracted he can become.
He stars in music videos and television shows. World Peace parties during the offseason. And a quick look at his Twitter account shows the Lakers forward will riff on anything at all hours of the night.
"I can check the weather while I play basketball," World Peace boasts.
Yet, even watching the commercial shows World Peace is focused. He looks chiseled, in shape and worried mostly about basketball. And the results are paying off. World Peace ranks third on the team in points per game (14), third in rebounds (five) and fourth in minutes played (34.9), his highest totals since joining the Lakers in 2009.
So let World Peace check the weather while playing all he wants. Most likely it will happen after he nails a three-point shot or drives through the post.


An insurance claims adjuster in Oak Grove TX, comes from a group of professionals with local as well as national links in the elaborate insurance policy sector. Clients get the finest of both worlds. We have actually developed an outstanding credibility over the years that our clients could count on. We can save you cash and also time by exacting needs required to prepare cases swiftly and appropriately. The adjusters at Insurance Adjuster Oak Grove evaluate your insurance coverage as well as aid in the preparation as well as filing of the considerable documents needed to submit an insurance claim. We place you back on the road to recuperation fast. We strive to obtain you the optimum repayment you are lawfully entitled to.
When they have suffered severe damages and loss, insurance policy firms ask their customers to give evidence of their losses. A Raleigh public adjuster from Insurance Adjuster Raleigh, will certainly function to obtain you your complete settlement.
9 What does an insurance claims adjuster in Oak Grove do?
10 In the insurance coverage business there are just what they call Oak Grove insurance policy cases adjusters.
We thoroughly analyze your plans as part of your claims strategy.
To take full advantage of on your negotiation, our public adjusters examine all benefits and exemptions pointed out in your insurance coverage plan.
We decrease troubles with money flow and also service disruptions with the cases technique as well as aggressive strategies, which we develop.
We assemble information on building damages, lost inventory and also earnings, as well as various other appropriate losses. We utilize it as the basis for your insurance claim.
Our group keeps you informed and also makes certain that insurance coverage companies will move the insurance claim along.
Smoke damages is just one of the worse things to have to manage because it is not always necessarily noticeable yet it influences all your belongs including our garments as well as furnishings, and also belongs. If you have fire insurance then you will certainly be safeguarded against the smoke damage. If you have fire insurance and also your house was damaged or ruined as quickly as you are permitted back into your homes, you should right away contact private insurances asserts adjusters to process your claims. Due to the a great deal of homes affected there will certainly be a several cases submitted so it best to obtain some sort of priority.
There might also be some federal aid that you could qualify for. Once again a professional insurance coverage asserts adjusters will certainly be your best option to obtain all those advantages. Begin accessing your damages and also begin figuring out what you require to do to repair your property and exactly how much it will certainly set you back to do all that.
We safeguard your plan advantages by organizing instant emergency aid.
Our adjusters identify your policy coverage as well as research study all exemptions and also advantages.
We make certain sufficient housing and also created a case that is within your insurance protection, permitting you to restore your home.
With your help, Insurance Adjuster Oak Grove creates a reliable claims method to minimize the hassle of being displaced from your residence.
In order to efficiently submit any kind of insurance coverage asserts you have to maintain great detail records of what you had before the damage, as well as exactly what it cost for you to repair it. An effective insurance negotiation is one that pay you the price to major you hold. Any type of time you make any enhancement to your residence, you require to keep documents of every little thing that you did, maintain the invoices for all of your acquisitions, as well as take images of all of the job that you had actually done so that you could prove the previous existing state of the home. You require to obtain an assessor to evaluate the fixing cost to fix your house, thinking you have not fixed it. In every expression of your insurance cases, the insurance adjusters are going to try to decrease the value of your insurance claims to ensure that they could pay you much less than you can verify. They do this by scrutinizing your invoices, the replacement expense that you are asking for. That is why it's a great idea to collaborate with a independent insurance adjusters that have access to the exact same information that the insurer relies after. He or she could after that utilize their understanding of exactly how the insurance adjusters work as well as existing info that will certainly assault the insurance business prepares to decrease the worth of your insurance claims.
In the insurance coverage business there are just what they call insurance cases adjusters. These are individuals that are taken part in processing clients or customers insurance cases. They are the ones who will examine an insurance policy owner's cases and ultimately launch a certified payment.
The repayment that the adjuster determines will rely on the plan holder's insurance protection as well as the damages for which they have claimed. Most insurance adjusters would certainly be company employees, but it is possible to discover independent experts who will represent the homeowners.
There are the some points you will certainly require to understand about insurance declares adjusters if you are going to be entailed in any type of treatment including an insurance provider.
The majority of the bigger insurance provider have their in-house training programs when they employ insurance adjusters they will take their educational background, experience as well as credentials right into account prior to choosing where they will certainly put them.
An example of this would certainly be that if a person has an architectural or design background after that the company will certainly employ them as adjusters. Relying on their specialized or background they are normally positioned where they would be most beneficial.
If a person was going to be utilized as an auto insurance adjuster they would need analytic skills as well as abilities to interact with individuals, it is fair to say that. For primarily, Insurance coverage Cases Adjusters, require to be people that are great in individual connections.
So, if you are a homeowner you have to be prepared and also have a little understanding of how to manage them and also their prospective 'venture out, particularly if they are under the work of one of your insurance firms. Not all insurance policy business have scheming case adjuster there are some firms that do anything in order to make the most of revenues and also maintaining payments to a minimum is one means of achieving that objective.
There are methods in which an insurance claim adjuster may use towards their customer in order not offer them a straight solution, for instance they may inform you that they will certainly refer you to an additional insurance adjuster that can reply to your inquiry as she or he is in fee of that area of business.
Some insurance policy case adjusters may make an offer of something aside from cash created to calm you in a provided situation these can include, a ticket for a holiday or if the homeowner is young after that they would certainly offer a Play Station 3, an iPod, or a Nintendo Wii.
It is necessary for the plaintiff to not permit the insurance policy case adjuster to pressure him or her. Surreptitious claim adjusters excel at exactly what they do and also among their techniques of taxing the plaintiff is by calling them at the incorrect time of the day like early in the morning when the kids are rushing to college or you are attempting to reach function. By doing this they're not giving you time to believe and also pressure you in agreeing with their offer. So when managing an insurance provider, judge them by their workers or reps and intimidate any underhandedness with a war their reputation.
What does an insurance claims adjuster in Oak Grove do?
If you have fire insurance coverage and also your residence was damaged or destroyed as soon as you are permitted back right into your homes, you should instantly call personal insurance coverage declares adjusters to process your claims. In every expression of your insurance coverage claims, the insurance adjusters are going to try to reduce the value of your claims so that they could pay you much less compared to you could show. That is why it's an excellent suggestion to work with a independent insurance adjusters that have accessibility to the exact same information that the insurance company depends upon. He or she could then use their expertise of exactly how the insurance adjusters work and also present details that will certainly assault the insurance policy business intends to lessen the value of your cases.
In the insurance coverage business there are just what they call Oak Grove insurance policy cases adjusters.


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The Department of Public Safety (DPS) is a fully commissioned and full-service Police Department consisting of Campus Police Officers and provides Dedication, Service and Professionalism for Staff, Students and Faculty.
Dolores DanserChief of Public Safetydanserd@dickinson.edu
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DPS is a branch of the Division of Student Life and operates 24 hours a day, 7 days a week and 365 days a year. The department is lead by Chief of Public Safety Dolores Danser and includes Captain Mike Guido of Patrol Operations and Lieutenant Joe Fazio of Administrative Services. The department also consists of sworn Campus Police Officers, Communications Officers (Dispatchers), an Administrative Assistant, a Transportation Coordinator as well as a Sergeant and two Corporals who act as patrol supervisors during their assigned shift. The department also has several non-sworn special officers who assist with special events, sporting activities, traffic control and other duties.
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Whether you are hitting the slopes this ski season or just sightseeing, skin protection should be a priority. Although some great ski gear is available to keep you warm, skin and eye protection are just as important to stay comfortable.
We associate sunburn with heat, yet it is the UV rays that cause sunburn, skin and eye damage. As sun damage ultimately leads to skin cancer the SunSmart advice of Slip, Slop, Slap, Seek and Slide still applies.
Seek shade where possible or ski only in the morning and afternoon to avoid the midday sun.
It is important to consider that snow can reflect up to 90 percent of UV radiation, so you will be exposed to UV from above and below. The UV radiation will also be more intense as less atmosphere reduces the absorbed UV and a higher altitude increases the radiation intensity.
To cater for this reflected sunlight, some areas of the face will need more attention such as the chin, lips, behind the ears and beneath the tip of the nose.
Keep in mind that the term 'windburn' is actually sunburn and that wind only dries and irritates the skin. So using a sunscreen with moisturiser will take care of UV and dry skin at the same time.
Along with applying sunscreen liberally 20 minutes before heading out, it is wise to pack a small tube of sunblock and some SPF lip balm in your jacket to top up with every couple of hours, throughout the day .
All of this should make for a more pleasant experience at the snow, especially if you are lucky enough to have good weather.


If you wish to use your Android smartphone as a modem for your computer, yes now it is possible using apps and android settings. For using a smartphone as a modem now you do not need a separate internet dongle or internet plan for your PC. With these methods, you can even share your internet data with friends and colleagues.
PDAnet is a readily available App and software which will enable your phone's internet capabilities to be utilized on desktop machines/laptop. Its current basic advantage is it does not even require Android root and also freely available with basic settings. Its full version is paid.
Download PDAnet and install the software for PC.
Launch app and click on "Enable USB Tether"
Now connect your smartphone using USB cable.
Launch Software on PC from the system tray and click on "Connect to the internet".
First of all, make sure that you have up to date operating system. If you are running old versions of android tethering may not work properly.
To confirm, Go to > Settings > About Phone > System Update.
Go to Settings > Wireless and Network > Tethering and Mobile hotspot.
Make sure you have set a password for your Wi-Fi hotspot. This way a stranger will not be able to connect to your device and eat your data. Just enable Wireless hotspot option and enable access to your device network.
You can share your device's internet using Bluetooth.
There is an option called 'Bluetooth tethering' under Tethering and Hotspot menu.
For this, you need to make your device visible to all other devices. Go to Settings > Bluetooth and click on your device and click on the box to confirm.
Now you just need to put your computer's Bluetooth on > search for the devices > and confirm the connection using the pairing method. Pairing may need a small number password which you have kept on your device or any new random number temporary.
As a normal file transfer method, after connecting USB, a computer will pop up with a message saying whether to install drivers or to skip. Allow install.
Go to Settings > Wireless and Network > Tethering and mobile hotspot and select USB tethering.
After successful connection, a system tray will show a logo confirming the USB tethering on.


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In in the coming weeks, Eastman will present Dave with a custom-made Eastman E20D Dreadnought guitar. Built with the methods and materials of the "Golden Era" of the 30's & 40's Solid Adirondack spruce top, solid rosewood back and sides. The full-bodied tone and room-filling volume will be a perfect fit for Adkins' powerful live performances at both indoor and outdoor venues.
Mountain Fever Records recently announced the release of the first single, "Change Her Mind" from the self-titled new album by Dave Adkins releasing February 26. The album is now available for pre-order at iTunes, Amazon and DaveAdkinsMusic.com and other sites. In February, Dave sets off on a busy radio tour and will perform at several album release concerts promoting the album's release. For more information, please visitDaveAdkinsMusic.com.
When Qian Ni, an accomplished flute player from Beijing, founded Eastman Strings in 1992, he never imagined that over the course of 20 years, the company would grow from a small business operated out of the back of his car into a global music supplier. Committed to a high standard of quality, Eastman Guitars use of premium tone woods and fine appointments, along with the talent and accomplishment of its designers, craftsmen, and company philosophy continues one of the most fascinating musical traditions the world has known. For more information, please visit www.eastmanguitars.com.
Nashville guitarist, Bob Minner will be running a Bluegrass Flatpicking guitar clinic in Melbourne next week, 19th March from 7:00pm to 9:00pm.
Originally from Missouri, Bob took to acoustic guitar at a young age, entering many contests including the National Flat Pickin' Championships in Windfield, Kansas, where he placed many times. After moving to Nashville, Minner has spent the past 19 years recording and performing with Country Music Superstar Tim mcGraw as his full time acoustic guitarist.
Bob Minner released his first solo Acoustic Guitar album early this year called 'There & Back & Back Again' where he is joined by world class bluegrass musicians such as Rob Ickes, Andy Leftwich, Mark Fain, Shawn Lane & Don Rigsby.
As Bob Minner will be touring Australia this month with Tim McGraw & Faith Hill, he is keen to run a bluegrass guitar clinic while he is in Melbourne.
He will cover things like working with a metronome, playing fiddle tunes from different voices, tuning and improvisation.
More Info: bobminnerguitar.com or facebook.com/bobminnerguitar.


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Q: Large ASP.NET MVC Application Considerations I've done a large study into using MVC and thanks to the people here a lot of the issues revolving around it have been cleared up for me.
The problems I'm having now revolve around the sheer size of our application and how it would be organised within the project itself.  For example, we have url's such as http://mylocalapp/folder/nestedfolder/subfolder/theapp.  The reason we do this is because the application quite literally is that large.  We need that kind of folder structure because otherwise the application would be unmanageable.
Phil Haack covers the registering of routes for nested folders in one of his blog posts which is very useful indeed, but our application has sub-applications and sub-applications within that.  It couldn't be simplified any further.
What steps need to be taken to manage such a large application which spans a large amount of folders and has folders up to seven levels deep, as well as having about 15 databases?  Is MVC really the answer for an application of this size?
Is another option simply to apply lots of URL routing and map route areas for all the separate sub-folders?

A: If you don't need to have everything inside of one application, why not create an MVC application in each folder?

A: I have a similar situation and what we did was instead of making a "fat" controller, we make them "skinny". Ian Cooper has an excellent write-up here.
So what we did is we broke down the "sub-applications" to be its own application. I think this is what the previous posters trying to convey as well.

A: As per a comment "Are you refering to "Areas"?" was the answer eventually.

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Media Hypocrisy
Why Isn't Anyone Talking About This?
WHY ISN'T ANYONE TALKING ABOUT: Jeffrey Epstein, Bill Gates & The Coronavirus Vaccine
Rachel BlevinsVideos, Why Isn't Anyone Talking About This?4 Comments
The latest move in favor of Epstein's inner circle comes as his close friend, businessman Bill Gates, moves to invest billions in coronavirus vaccines…
On today's edition of "Why Isn't Anyone Talking About This?" a federal appeals court has ruled that the famous non-prosecution agreement signed by Jeffrey Epstein did not violate the rights of his victims—even though they were never given their day in court, and were never notified about the existence of the plea deal.
While the Epstein saga may feel like it took place in another lifetime, given everything that is going on right now, it is still incredibly important. Because Epstein's agreement didn't just protect him—it also protected everyone in his inner circle.
Wow… not only is this decision a slap in the face to every single one of Epstein's victims, it's also a reminder that not a single member of his inner circle has been charged, despite overwhelming evidence.https://t.co/TUYuQdlM7K
— Rachel Blevins (@RachBlevins) April 14, 2020
Over the last few months, reports have revealed the details of one of the influential member of Epstein's inner circle—Microsoft founder, Bill Gates. There were numerous visits to Epstein's Manhattan mansion where the two were pictured together in 2011. And Gates' name was on the flight log from Epstein's infamous private jet, The Lolita Express, in 2013.
After meeting Epstein, Gates was quoted as telling one of his colleagues, "His lifestyle is very different and kind of intriguing although it would not work for me."
While Gates has since denied having any ties to Epstein, it should be noted that the visits were documented after Epstein was forced to register as a sex offender and after dozens of underage girls accused him of forcing them to be part of a worldwide sex trafficking ring.
Given the information that was public about Epstein, it raises serious questions about why Gates would have multiple one-on-one meetings with the convicted pedophile—unless, of course, he saw Epstein as a man who had connections that were so powerful, it saved him from spending the rest of his life in prison, and he wanted access to those connections.
Meanwhile, as one of the richest men in the world, who has spent years warning about the danger of a pandemic and advocating for vaccines, Gates is pledging to spend billions in the search for a coronavirus vaccine.
Such an investment is likely to lead to a massive pay-off, as the Trump Administration sets the stage to mandate a COVID vaccine, in order to allow Americans to travel again, or even to return to daily life—despite ongoing concerns surrounding how such a move would impact civil liberties.
While the details of the relationship between Gates and Epstein will likely remain private, they were notable now, as Gates thrusts himself into the spotlight in an effort to find a vaccine to combat the coronavirus.
It ultimately highlights the important of holding those in power accountable for their actions, because if there is anything history has taught us, it is that powerful people tend to protect powerful people—and that is something everyone should be talking about.
Posted by Rachel Blevins
Rachel Blevins is a journalist who aspires to break the left/right paradigm in media and politics by pursuing truth and questioning existing narratives.
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Epstein founded the Program for Evolutionary Dynamics at MIT where he had an office and private lab and frequently met with key genomics researchers such as George Church, lead-researcher on the creation of CripsR/cas9 and the gene-drive, and Craig Venter, who sequenced the human genome and created the first synthetic organism.
Also, two lead scientists for the Gates foundation have strong ties to Epstein, including one being named executor in a Will made two days before Jeffrey's death.
They frequently attended Billionaires Dinners together at the Edge Club.
Looking deeper in to that, you can find out very quickly that people should be looking in to major science-publisher John Brockman and his son Max, who appears to be intimate with Sarah Kellen…. alleged Epstein recruiter.


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María Luisa Pérez-Caballero Moltó (1923–1995), commonly known by her stage name Marilú Elízaga, was a Spanish actress of theatre, television, and film.

In 1958, she was nominated for an Ariel Award for Best Actress for the film La culta dama, directed by Rogelio A. González.

Selected filmography
Los ricos también lloran (1979)

References

External links

1923 births
1995 deaths
Spanish stage actresses
Spanish television actresses
Spanish film actresses
20th-century Spanish actresses

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Q: Passing string from edittext to new intent gives error I'm trying to pass the value of string to the next intent that I got from an EditText box.
final EditText et1 = (EditText) findViewById(R.id.editText1);
final String userid = et1.getText().toString();

final EditText et2 = (EditText) findViewById(R.id.editText2);
final String pass = et2.getText().toString();

b1.setOnClickListener(new OnClickListener() {
    @Override
    public void onClick(View v) {
        Intent i= new Intent(Main.this, Main1.class);
        i.putExtra("userid",userid);
        i.putExtra("pass",pass);
        startActivity(i);
    }
});

In Main1.class I have the following code...
Intent i= getIntent();
String userid = i.getStringExtra("userid");
String pass = i.getStringExtra("pass");

But I get an error. After checking the logcat I found out that the error is in this line:
String userid = i.getStringExtra("userid");

I think I'm trying to receive the strings incorrectly though I don't know what the real problem is. Am I doing something wrong? What is the correct way to send and receive Strings through intents? If there is any other way, please help me out.
Both my classes extend Activity and implement OnClickListener.

A: do it this way
you should try to get element inside onClickEvent
final EditText et1 = (EditText) findViewById(R.id.editText1);

final EditText et2 = (EditText) findViewById(R.id.editText2);

b1.setOnClickListener(new OnClickListener() {
    @Override
    public void onClick(View v) {

        String userid = et1.getText().toString();
        String pass = et2.getText().toString();

        Intent i= new Intent(Main.this, Main1.class);
        i.putExtra("userid",userid);
        i.putExtra("pass",pass);

        startActivity(i);
    }
});

A: Solved the problem. I was actually trying that code outside of the OnCreate method. Silly me. I just put it inside the OnCreate method and it worked.

A: You can do this way
    'final EditText et1 = (EditText) findViewById(R.id.editText1);

final EditText et2 = (EditText) findViewById(R.id.editText2);

b1.setOnClickListener(new OnClickListener() {
    @Override
    public void onClick(View v) {

        String userid = et1.getText().toString();
        String pass = et2.getText().toString();

        Intent i= new Intent(Main.this, Main1.class);
        i.putExtra("userid",userid);
        i.putExtra("pass",pass);

        startActivity(i);
    }
});'

And,Receive like this
Intent i= getIntent();
String userid = i.get("userid").toString();
String pass = i.get("pass").toString();

Problem is Your missing when receive string toString() after only you can assign


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Face recognition flushes out China's toilet paper crooks
by Yanan Wang
The paper dispensers have reduced waste by 70 percent since they were brought to Temple of Heaven over the weekend, according to the firm behind the device
A years-long crime spree by Chinese toilet paper thieves may have reached the end of its roll after park officials in southern Beijing installed facial recognition technology to flush out bathroom bandits.
Park managers at the Temple of Heaven, an expanse of imperial landmarks in the capital, spent three years testing ways to foil the toilet looters, including fingerprinting and laser sensors, before they settled on the new technology, which was introduced over the weekend.
Elderly square dancers taking their bathroom breaks on Tuesday were greeted by a robotic voice: "Welcome! Please stand in the recognition zone".
One by one, they obediently positioned themselves on a yellow square marking and watched their faces pop up on a blinking blue screen mounted to the wall. Then the machine dispensed their individual allotment of 60 cm (23 inches) of toilet paper.
If the same individual attempts to collect more bathroom tissue within nine minutes, he or she will be met with a polite rejection: "Please try again later."
Toilet paper crooks have been known to take home entire rolls, smuggling them out in bulging bags that go undetected at the security gates.
The high-tech solution was welcomed by some of the park's regulars.
"It's pretty good, as long as we have enough to use," said Pu Meilang, 68, who takes frequent strolls around Temple of Heaven.
"It thwarts the rule-breakers."
The park has sought to put a stop to toilet paper bandits for years, according to Lei Zhenshan, a marketing manager for Shoulian Zhineng, the Tianjin-based company behind the device.
In 2014, they started experimenting with different ways of tracking toilet paper usage and finally settled on facial recognition—but not without some internal dispute.
"It seemed a little awkward at first," Lei said, "but we saw that the degree of waste was quite severe, and decided to take this technical approach to correcting people's behaviour."
He said they decided against fingerprinting because people might use all ten of their fingers in turn to maximise rations.
According to Lei, the technology has already reduced waste by 70 percent since it was brought to Temple of Heaven.
The machines, which cost more than 6000 yuan ($869) each, were first introduced in June around the Bird's Nest stadium in the city's Olympic Green.
Though most Temple of Heaven park-goers by the east gate were able to quickly get their bathroom tissues on Tuesday morning, the system was not without small inconveniences.
One woman had a toddler who was too short to reach the camera range.
Another, a 55-year-old who was partaking in a sailor-style group dance, came clad in a full black navy uniform. She had to remove her cap and sunglasses to receive her portion.
Li Zengxiu, 58, came out of her bathroom stall to discover that she would not be granted additional toilet paper to wipe her hands.
But she was happy to make the sacrifice, Li said as she air-dried them instead.
"We're saving paper for the good of the country."
Users on the social network Weibo were more sceptical.
One commenter wrote: "In two days, the facial recognition machine will be taken too."
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|(28002)||1997 WO51|| align=right|13,6|| align=right|3,114|| align=right|0,133|| align=right|6,58|| align=right|5,494||MBA||29. november 1997||Socorro, Nova Mehika||LINEAR
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|(28003)||1997 WT52|| align=right|12,7|| align=right|3,055|| align=right|0,077|| align=right|12,49|| align=right|5,338||MBA||29. november 1997||Socorro, Nova Mehika||LINEAR
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|28004 Terakawa||1997 XA|| align=right|14,0|| align=right|2,781|| align=right|0,197|| align=right|8,98|| align=right|4,638||MBA||2. december 1997||Mishima||M. Akiyama
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|(28005)||1997 XC|| align=right|12,6|| align=right|3,054|| align=right|0,252|| align=right|13,63|| align=right|5,337||MBA||1. december 1997||Lime Creek||R. Linderholm
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|(28006)||1997 XM5|| align=right|13,8|| align=right|2,357|| align=right|0,120|| align=right|10,65|| align=right|3,617||MBA||3. december 1997||Gekko||T. Kagawa; T. Urata
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|(28007)||1997 XO10|| align=right|13,2|| align=right|2,952|| align=right|0,151|| align=right|10,93|| align=right|5,072||MBA||7. december 1997||Cima Ekar||A. Boattini; M. Tombelli
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|(28008)||1997 XR11|| align=right|12,8|| align=right|2,693|| align=right|0,181|| align=right|13,60|| align=right|4,419||MBA||5. december 1997||Nachi-Katsuura||Y. Shimizu; T. Urata
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|(28009)||1997 YY1|| align=right|13,6|| align=right|2,835|| align=right|0,146|| align=right|3,74|| align=right|4,772||MBA||21. december 1997||Oizumi||T. Kobayashi
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|(28010)||1997 YE3|| align=right|13,3|| align=right|3,143|| align=right|0,074|| align=right|7,45|| align=right|5,571||MBA||24. december 1997||Oizumi||T. Kobayashi
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|(28011)||1997 YW3|| align=right|13,3|| align=right|2,758|| align=right|0,237|| align=right|7,92|| align=right|4,580||MBA||22. december 1997||Xinglong||Beijing Schmidt CCD Asteroid Program
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|(28012)||1997 YH4|| align=right|13,9|| align=right|2,844|| align=right|0,079|| align=right|2,93|| align=right|4,796||MBA||23. december 1997||Xinglong||Beijing Schmidt CCD Asteroid Program
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|(28013)||1997 YL4|| align=right|14,2|| align=right|2,587|| align=right|0,132|| align=right|3,93|| align=right|4,160||MBA||24. december 1997||Xinglong||Beijing Schmidt CCD Asteroid Program
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|(28014)||1997 YS5|| align=right|12,8|| align=right|3,025|| align=right|0,246|| align=right|9,48|| align=right|5,261||MBA||25. december 1997||Oizumi||T. Kobayashi
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|(28015)||1997 YG9|| align=right|14,2|| align=right|2,925|| align=right|0,051|| align=right|1,36|| align=right|5,003||MBA||26. december 1997||Church Stretton||S. P. Laurie
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|(28016)||1997 YV11|| align=right|12,1|| align=right|3,188|| align=right|0,101|| align=right|17,61|| align=right|5,691||MBA||30. december 1997||Oizumi||T. Kobayashi
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|(28017)||1997 YV13|| align=right|13,2|| align=right|2,597|| align=right|0,389|| align=right|4,99|| align=right|4,184||MBA||31. december 1997||Oizumi||T. Kobayashi
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|(28018)||1998 AG|| align=right|12,6|| align=right|3,006|| align=right|0,075|| align=right|11,11|| align=right|5,212||MBA||4. januar 1998||Xinglong||Beijing Schmidt CCD Asteroid Program
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|28019 Warchal||1998 AW8|| align=right|15,6|| align=right|2,254|| align=right|0,119|| align=right|4,85|| align=right|3,382||MBA||14. januar 1998||Ondřejov||L. Šarounová
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|(28020)||1998 BP5|| align=right|14,8|| align=right|2,350|| align=right|0,130|| align=right|5,92|| align=right|3,601||MBA||22. januar 1998||Kitt Peak||Spacewatch
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|(28021)||1998 BP6|| align=right|13,4|| align=right|3,048|| align=right|0,237|| align=right|12,00|| align=right|5,320||MBA||22. januar 1998||Bedoin||P. Antonini
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|(28022)||1998 BA9|| align=right|12,7|| align=right|3,170|| align=right|0,085|| align=right|8,06|| align=right|5,644||MBA||25. januar 1998||Haleakala||NEAT
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|(28023)||1998 BF11|| align=right|13,4|| align=right|3,056|| align=right|0,100|| align=right|11,79|| align=right|5,341||MBA||23. januar 1998||Socorro, Nova Mehika||LINEAR
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|(28024)||1998 BT14|| align=right|12,3|| align=right|3,034|| align=right|0,057|| align=right|8,88|| align=right|5,285||MBA||25. januar 1998||Nachi-Katsuura||Y. Shimizu; T. Urata
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|(28025)||1998 BD41|| align=right|14,7|| align=right|2,577|| align=right|0,316|| align=right|5,37|| align=right|4,137||MBA||25. januar 1998||Haleakala||NEAT
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|(28026)||1998 CN1|| align=right|13,7|| align=right|2,742|| align=right|0,049|| align=right|5,25|| align=right|4,540||MBA||6. februar 1998||Xinglong||Beijing Schmidt CCD Asteroid Program
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|(28027)||1998 CC5|| align=right|14,6|| align=right|2,364|| align=right|0,157|| align=right|5,66|| align=right|3,635||MBA||6. februar 1998||La Silla||E. W. Elst
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|(28028)||1998 DS8|| align=right|13,1|| align=right|2,937|| align=right|0,064|| align=right|3,02|| align=right|5,032||MBA||22. februar 1998||Xinglong||Beijing Schmidt CCD Asteroid Program
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|(28029)||1998 DW9|| align=right|12,2|| align=right|3,428|| align=right|0,107|| align=right|7,53|| align=right|6,346||MBA||20. februar 1998||Woomera||F. B. Zoltowski
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|(28030)||1998 DW12|| align=right|14,0|| align=right|3,065|| align=right|0,315|| align=right|4,15|| align=right|5,365||MBA||26. februar 1998||Kleť||Klet
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|(28031)||1998 DX17|| align=right|14,0|| align=right|2,689|| align=right|0,059|| align=right|2,93|| align=right|4,408||MBA||23. februar 1998||Kitt Peak||Spacewatch
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|(28032)||1998 DZ23|| align=right|13,7|| align=right|2,792|| align=right|0,188|| align=right|8,04|| align=right|4,666||MBA||17. februar 1998||Nachi-Katsuura||Y. Shimizu; T. Urata
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|(28033)||1998 EE9|| align=right|13,3|| align=right|3,071|| align=right|0,044|| align=right|9,01|| align=right|5,381||MBA||5. marec 1998||Xinglong||Beijing Schmidt CCD Asteroid Program
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|(28034)||1998 EU13|| align=right|14,0|| align=right|2,763|| align=right|0,153|| align=right|5,76|| align=right|4,591||MBA||1. marec 1998||La Silla||E. W. Elst
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|(28035)||1998 FY1|| align=right|15,6|| align=right|2,192|| align=right|0,072|| align=right|3,82|| align=right|3,245||MBA||21. marec 1998||Kitt Peak||Spacewatch
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|(28036)||1998 FZ26|| align=right|12,8|| align=right|3,059|| align=right|0,065|| align=right|9,06|| align=right|5,350||MBA||20. marec 1998||Socorro, Nova Mehika||LINEAR
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|(28037)||1998 FS33|| align=right|15,4|| align=right|2,311|| align=right|0,117|| align=right|1,06|| align=right|3,512||MBA||20. marec 1998||Socorro, Nova Mehika||LINEAR
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|(28038)||1998 FK35|| align=right|15,8|| align=right|2,348|| align=right|0,178|| align=right|2,23|| align=right|3,597||MBA||20. marec 1998||Socorro, Nova Mehika||LINEAR
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|(28039)||1998 FV78|| align=right|14,2|| align=right|2,236|| align=right|0,164|| align=right|5,23|| align=right|3,343||MBA||24. marec 1998||Socorro, Nova Mehika||LINEAR
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|(28040)||1998 FF80|| align=right|14,1|| align=right|3,226|| align=right|0,118|| align=right|5,62|| align=right|5,794||MBA||24. marec 1998||Socorro, Nova Mehika||LINEAR
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|(28041)||1998 FQ87|| align=right|12,9|| align=right|3,222|| align=right|0,079|| align=right|13,04|| align=right|5,781||MBA||24. marec 1998||Socorro, Nova Mehika||LINEAR
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|(28042)||1998 FB90|| align=right|14,9|| align=right|2,213|| align=right|0,088|| align=right|5,80|| align=right|3,291||MBA||24. marec 1998||Socorro, Nova Mehika||LINEAR
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|(28043)||1998 FX90|| align=right|14,5|| align=right|2,377|| align=right|0,037|| align=right|6,71|| align=right|3,665||MBA||24. marec 1998||Socorro, Nova Mehika||LINEAR
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|(28044)||1998 FD116|| align=right|13,9|| align=right|2,429|| align=right|0,132|| align=right|5,95|| align=right|3,785||MBA||31. marec 1998||Socorro, Nova Mehika||LINEAR
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|(28045)||1998 FB118|| align=right|15,1|| align=right|2,286|| align=right|0,124|| align=right|6,20|| align=right|3,457||MBA||31. marec 1998||Socorro, Nova Mehika||LINEAR
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|(28046)||1998 HB14|| align=right|13,8|| align=right|2,341|| align=right|0,098|| align=right|11,64|| align=right|3,581||MBA||24. april 1998||Haleakala||NEAT
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|(28047)||1998 HU90|| align=right|15,3|| align=right|2,152|| align=right|0,194|| align=right|4,49|| align=right|3,155||MBA||21. april 1998||Socorro, Nova Mehika||LINEAR
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|(28048)||1998 HH91|| align=right|15,4|| align=right|2,314|| align=right|0,148|| align=right|4,87|| align=right|3,520||MBA||21. april 1998||Socorro, Nova Mehika||LINEAR
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|(28049)||1998 HM94|| align=right|14,2|| align=right|2,741|| align=right|0,155|| align=right|8,26|| align=right|4,537||MBA||21. april 1998||Socorro, Nova Mehika||LINEAR
|-
|(28050)||1998 HC99|| align=right|14,8|| align=right|2,248|| align=right|0,183|| align=right|4,47|| align=right|3,370||MBA||21. april 1998||Socorro, Nova Mehika||LINEAR
|-
|(28051)||1998 HS153|| align=right|14,9|| align=right|2,897|| align=right|0,031|| align=right|00,98|| align=right|4,931||MBA||25. april 1998||Anderson Mesa||LONEOS
|-
|(28052)||1998 KP1|| align=right|14,7|| align=right|2,533|| align=right|0,179|| align=right|1,24|| align=right|4,030||MBA||18. maj 1998||Anderson Mesa||LONEOS
|-
|(28053)||1998 KE4|| align=right|14,2|| align=right|2,713|| align=right|0,046|| align=right|3,59|| align=right|4,467||MBA||22. maj 1998||Anderson Mesa||LONEOS
|-
|(28054)||1998 KE50|| align=right|13,8|| align=right|2,972|| align=right|0,145|| align=right|13,43|| align=right|5,122||MBA||23. maj 1998||Socorro, Nova Mehika||LINEAR
|-
|(28055)||1998 MX|| align=right|14,0|| align=right|2,549|| align=right|0,194|| align=right|14,21|| align=right|4,069||MBA||16. junij 1998||Socorro, Nova Mehika||LINEAR
|-
|(28056)||1998 MK5|| align=right|12,7|| align=right|2,631|| align=right|0,182|| align=right|13,81|| align=right|4,266||MBA||20. junij 1998||Kitt Peak||Spacewatch
|-
|(28057)||1998 MM37|| align=right|13,2|| align=right|3,019|| align=right|0,087|| align=right|10,23|| align=right|5,244||MBA||24. junij 1998||Anderson Mesa||LONEOS
|-
|(28058)||1998 NF|| align=right|14,6|| align=right|2,415|| align=right|0,135|| align=right|3,55|| align=right|3,753||MBA||1. julij 1998||Observatorij Reedy Creek||J. Broughton
|-
|(28059)||1998 OZ7|| align=right|12,8|| align=right|2,875|| align=right|0,165|| align=right|11,73|| align=right|4,873||MBA||26. julij 1998||La Silla||E. W. Elst
|-
|(28060)||1998 OL8|| align=right|13,1|| align=right|3,225|| align=right|0,113|| align=right|9,66|| align=right|5,791||MBA||26. julij 1998||La Silla||E. W. Elst
|-
|(28061)||1998 ON11|| align=right|13,4|| align=right|2,910|| align=right|0,015|| align=right|1,09|| align=right|4,963||MBA||26. julij 1998||La Silla||E. W. Elst
|-
|(28062)||1998 OZ11|| align=right|15,3|| align=right|2,284|| align=right|0,124|| align=right|7,37|| align=right|3,451||MBA||22. julij 1998||Observatorij Reedy Creek||J. Broughton
|-
|(28063)||1998 OR14|| align=right|14,2|| align=right|2,707|| align=right|0,047|| align=right|5,42|| align=right|4,452||MBA||26. julij 1998||La Silla||E. W. Elst
|-
|(28064)||1998 QX10|| align=right|12,6|| align=right|3,032|| align=right|0,104|| align=right|10,74|| align=right|5,279||MBA||17. avgust 1998||Socorro, Nova Mehika||LINEAR
|-
|(28065)||1998 QZ10|| align=right|14,0|| align=right|2,402|| align=right|0,190|| align=right|2,51|| align=right|3,722||MBA||17. avgust 1998||Socorro, Nova Mehika||LINEAR
|-
|(28066)||1998 QA11|| align=right|14,9|| align=right|1,981|| align=right|0,095|| align=right|5,70|| align=right|2,787||MBA||17. avgust 1998||Socorro, Nova Mehika||LINEAR
|-
|(28067)||1998 QA14|| align=right|13,4|| align=right|2,683|| align=right|0,119|| align=right|13,52|| align=right|4,395||MBA||17. avgust 1998||Socorro, Nova Mehika||LINEAR
|-
|(28068)||1998 QO21|| align=right|15,5|| align=right|2,325|| align=right|0,170|| align=right|4,92|| align=right|3,544||MBA||17. avgust 1998||Socorro, Nova Mehika||LINEAR
|-
|(28069)||1998 QQ22|| align=right|15,0|| align=right|2,589|| align=right|0,212|| align=right|4,17|| align=right|4,166||MBA||17. avgust 1998||Socorro, Nova Mehika||LINEAR
|-
|(28070)||1998 QS25|| align=right|13,9|| align=right|2,875|| align=right|0,047|| align=right|3,27|| align=right|4,873||MBA||17. avgust 1998||Socorro, Nova Mehika||LINEAR
|-
|(28071)||1998 QC26|| align=right|14,4|| align=right|2,708|| align=right|0,147|| align=right|3,53|| align=right|4,455||MBA||25. avgust 1998||Višnjan||Visnjan
|-
|(28072)||1998 QT31|| align=right|14,8|| align=right|2,458|| align=right|0,197|| align=right|3,31|| align=right|3,854||MBA||17. avgust 1998||Socorro, Nova Mehika||LINEAR
|-
|(28073)||1998 QT40|| align=right|14,2|| align=right|2,803|| align=right|0,042|| align=right|4,44|| align=right|4,691||MBA||17. avgust 1998||Socorro, Nova Mehika||LINEAR
|-
|(28074)||1998 QM41|| align=right|14,3|| align=right|2,903|| align=right|0,038|| align=right|2,25|| align=right|4,945||MBA||17. avgust 1998||Socorro, Nova Mehika||LINEAR
|-
|(28075)||1998 QU44|| align=right|14,7|| align=right|2,434|| align=right|0,114|| align=right|2,50|| align=right|3,796||MBA||17. avgust 1998||Socorro, Nova Mehika||LINEAR
|-
|(28076)||1998 QS48|| align=right|15,5|| align=right|2,158|| align=right|0,062|| align=right|5,43|| align=right|3,169||MBA||17. avgust 1998||Socorro, Nova Mehika||LINEAR
|-
|(28077)||1998 QH55|| align=right|14,9|| align=right|2,235|| align=right|0,058|| align=right|5,71|| align=right|3,340||MBA||27. avgust 1998||Anderson Mesa||LONEOS
|-
|(28078)||1998 QM55|| align=right|15,0|| align=right|2,176|| align=right|0,102|| align=right|00,66|| align=right|3,210||MBA||26. avgust 1998||Caussols||ODAS
|-
|(28079)||1998 QY63|| align=right|12,2|| align=right|3,131|| align=right|0,108|| align=right|23,79|| align=right|5,539||MBA||24. avgust 1998||Socorro, Nova Mehika||LINEAR
|-
|(28080)||1998 QS72|| align=right|14,9|| align=right|2,569|| align=right|0,158|| align=right|13,48|| align=right|4,116||MBA||24. avgust 1998||Socorro, Nova Mehika||LINEAR
|-
|(28081)||1998 QN80|| align=right|15,8|| align=right|2,226|| align=right|0,089|| align=right|8,63|| align=right|3,321||MBA||24. avgust 1998||Socorro, Nova Mehika||LINEAR
|-
|(28082)||1998 QF88|| align=right|13,4|| align=right|2,683|| align=right|0,130|| align=right|12,10|| align=right|4,395||MBA||24. avgust 1998||Socorro, Nova Mehika||LINEAR
|-
|(28083)||1998 QP90|| align=right|14,8|| align=right|2,165|| align=right|0,169|| align=right|9,52|| align=right|3,185||MBA||28. avgust 1998||Socorro, Nova Mehika||LINEAR
|-
|(28084)||1998 QH92|| align=right|14,9|| align=right|2,175|| align=right|0,186|| align=right|5,10|| align=right|3,207||MBA||28. avgust 1998||Socorro, Nova Mehika||LINEAR
|-
|(28085)||1998 QO98|| align=right|14,4|| align=right|2,263|| align=right|0,313|| align=right|19,88|| align=right|3,404||MBA||28. avgust 1998||Socorro, Nova Mehika||LINEAR
|-
|(28086)||1998 QW100|| align=right|13,2|| align=right|2,706|| align=right|0,023|| align=right|2,98|| align=right|4,452||MBA||26. avgust 1998||La Silla||E. W. Elst
|-
|(28087)||1998 QH101|| align=right|14,9|| align=right|2,158|| align=right|0,024|| align=right|2,09|| align=right|3,169||MBA||26. avgust 1998||La Silla||E. W. Elst
|-
|(28088)||1998 RQ2|| align=right|15,4|| align=right|2,147|| align=right|0,058|| align=right|6,14|| align=right|3,145||MBA||14. september 1998||Socorro, Nova Mehika||LINEAR
|-
|(28089)||1998 RD17|| align=right|13,4|| align=right|2,858|| align=right|0,104|| align=right|13,23|| align=right|4,832||MBA||14. september 1998||Socorro, Nova Mehika||LINEAR
|-
|(28090)||1998 RW32|| align=right|16,8|| align=right|2,171|| align=right|0,139|| align=right|00,28|| align=right|3,198||MBA||14. september 1998||Socorro, Nova Mehika||LINEAR
|-
|(28091)||1998 RQ49|| align=right|15,2|| align=right|2,285|| align=right|0,165|| align=right|5,27|| align=right|3,454||MBA||14. september 1998||Socorro, Nova Mehika||LINEAR
|-
|(28092)||1998 RT53|| align=right|14,9|| align=right|2,254|| align=right|0,046|| align=right|4,80|| align=right|3,383||MBA||14. september 1998||Socorro, Nova Mehika||LINEAR
|-
|(28093)||1998 RG54|| align=right|15,0|| align=right|2,342|| align=right|0,166|| align=right|3,85|| align=right|3,583||MBA||14. september 1998||Socorro, Nova Mehika||LINEAR
|-
|(28094)||1998 RE56|| align=right|14,2|| align=right|2,550|| align=right|0,121|| align=right|6,67|| align=right|4,071||MBA||14. september 1998||Socorro, Nova Mehika||LINEAR
|-
|(28095)||1998 RA57|| align=right|15,4|| align=right|2,240|| align=right|0,123|| align=right|1,43|| align=right|3,352||MBA||14. september 1998||Socorro, Nova Mehika||LINEAR
|-
|(28096)||1998 RS59|| align=right|15,2|| align=right|2,273|| align=right|0,108|| align=right|3,82|| align=right|3,427||MBA||14. september 1998||Socorro, Nova Mehika||LINEAR
|-
|(28097)||1998 RZ63|| align=right|14,4|| align=right|2,935|| align=right|0,095|| align=right|3,23|| align=right|5,028||MBA||14. september 1998||Socorro, Nova Mehika||LINEAR
|-
|(28098)||1998 RJ64|| align=right|15,2|| align=right|2,402|| align=right|0,213|| align=right|2,72|| align=right|3,721||MBA||14. september 1998||Socorro, Nova Mehika||LINEAR
|-
|(28099)||1998 RZ66|| align=right|13,5|| align=right|3,176|| align=right|0,048|| align=right|5,61|| align=right|5,660||MBA||14. september 1998||Socorro, Nova Mehika||LINEAR
|-
|(28100)||1998 RG69|| align=right|13,9|| align=right|2,735|| align=right|0,104|| align=right|3,03|| align=right|4,523||MBA||14. september 1998||Socorro, Nova Mehika||LINEAR
|-
|(28101)||1998 RP71|| align=right|15,4|| align=right|2,178|| align=right|0,114|| align=right|4,23|| align=right|3,215||MBA||14. september 1998||Socorro, Nova Mehika||LINEAR
|-
|(28102)||1998 RM79|| align=right|15,6|| align=right|2,154|| align=right|0,210|| align=right|3,82|| align=right|3,162||MBA||14. september 1998||Socorro, Nova Mehika||LINEAR
|-
|(28103)||1998 RK80|| align=right|15,3|| align=right|2,255|| align=right|0,118|| align=right|2,76|| align=right|3,385||MBA||14. september 1998||Socorro, Nova Mehika||LINEAR
|-
|(28104)||1998 SL1|| align=right|16,3|| align=right|2,348|| align=right|0,120|| align=right|6,19|| align=right|3,597||MBA||16. september 1998||Caussols||ODAS
|-
|(28105)||1998 SC4|| align=right|14,6|| align=right|2,635|| align=right|0,145|| align=right|12,06|| align=right|4,276||MBA||18. september 1998||Caussols||ODAS
|-
|(28106)||1998 SE10|| align=right|15,4|| align=right|2,281|| align=right|0,112|| align=right|8,78|| align=right|3,444||MBA||16. september 1998||Caussols||ODAS
|-
|(28107)||1998 SA13|| align=right|13,7|| align=right|2,650|| align=right|0,079|| align=right|14,51|| align=right|4,313||MBA||22. september 1998||Ondřejov||L. Šarounová
|-
|(28108)||1998 SB24|| align=right|15,9|| align=right|2,222|| align=right|0,139|| align=right|4,58|| align=right|3,311||MBA||17. september 1998||Anderson Mesa||LONEOS
|-
|(28109)||1998 SA29|| align=right|13,8|| align=right|3,099|| align=right|0,151|| align=right|2,44|| align=right|5,454||MBA||18. september 1998||Kitt Peak||Spacewatch
|-
|(28110)||1998 SG30|| align=right|15,7|| align=right|2,217|| align=right|0,104|| align=right|2,30|| align=right|3,300||MBA||19. september 1998||Kitt Peak||Spacewatch
|-
|(28111)||1998 SY31|| align=right|16,0|| align=right|2,301|| align=right|0,169|| align=right|4,66|| align=right|3,491||MBA||20. september 1998||Kitt Peak||Spacewatch
|-
|(28112)||1998 SN37|| align=right|15,5|| align=right|2,340|| align=right|0,161|| align=right|2,40|| align=right|3,579||MBA||21. september 1998||Kitt Peak||Spacewatch
|-
|(28113)||1998 SD43|| align=right|14,4|| align=right|2,245|| align=right|0,162|| align=right|7,30|| align=right|3,363||MBA||23. september 1998||Xinglong||Beijing Schmidt CCD Asteroid Program
|-
|(28114)||1998 SE43|| align=right|14,4|| align=right|2,286|| align=right|0,041|| align=right|7,03|| align=right|3,456||MBA||23. september 1998||Xinglong||Beijing Schmidt CCD Asteroid Program
|-
|(28115)||1998 SN50|| align=right|15,2|| align=right|2,374|| align=right|0,152|| align=right|1,43|| align=right|3,658||MBA||26. september 1998||Kitt Peak||Spacewatch
|-
|(28116)||1998 SP56|| align=right|13,9|| align=right|2,810|| align=right|0,074|| align=right|3,67|| align=right|4,710||MBA||17. september 1998||Anderson Mesa||LONEOS
|-
|(28117)||1998 SK57|| align=right|14,9|| align=right|2,221|| align=right|0,101|| align=right|5,47|| align=right|3,309||MBA||17. september 1998||Anderson Mesa||LONEOS
|-
|(28118)||1998 SR57|| align=right|16,5|| align=right|2,164|| align=right|0,209|| align=right|3,03|| align=right|3,182||MBA||17. september 1998||Anderson Mesa||LONEOS
|-
|(28119)||1998 SX71|| align=right|14,9|| align=right|2,358|| align=right|0,077|| align=right|4,27|| align=right|3,621||MBA||21. september 1998||La Silla||E. W. Elst
|-
|(28120)||1998 SX72|| align=right|14,9|| align=right|2,247|| align=right|0,157|| align=right|6,08|| align=right|3,369||MBA||21. september 1998||La Silla||E. W. Elst
|-
|(28121)||1998 SY72|| align=right|14,4|| align=right|2,231|| align=right|0,056|| align=right|6,36|| align=right|3,332||MBA||21. september 1998||La Silla||E. W. Elst
|-
|(28122)||1998 SJ74|| align=right|15,3|| align=right|2,681|| align=right|0,099|| align=right|4,02|| align=right|4,388||MBA||21. september 1998||La Silla||E. W. Elst
|-
|(28123)||1998 SM74|| align=right|14,4|| align=right|2,401|| align=right|0,170|| align=right|3,33|| align=right|3,720||MBA||21. september 1998||La Silla||E. W. Elst
|-
|(28124)||1998 SD79|| align=right|14,0|| align=right|2,564|| align=right|0,243|| align=right|14,10|| align=right|4,104||MBA||26. september 1998||Socorro, Nova Mehika||LINEAR
|-
|(28125)||1998 SR107|| align=right|14,1|| align=right|2,276|| align=right|0,088|| align=right|4,01|| align=right|3,433||MBA||26. september 1998||Socorro, Nova Mehika||LINEAR
|-
|(28126)||1998 SF109|| align=right|14,8|| align=right|2,238|| align=right|0,112|| align=right|4,08|| align=right|3,346||MBA||26. september 1998||Socorro, Nova Mehika||LINEAR
|-
|(28127)||1998 SL110|| align=right|15,7|| align=right|2,247|| align=right|0,116|| align=right|2,12|| align=right|3,368||MBA||26. september 1998||Socorro, Nova Mehika||LINEAR
|-
|(28128)||1998 ST118|| align=right|15,4|| align=right|2,277|| align=right|0,091|| align=right|2,79|| align=right|3,434||MBA||26. september 1998||Socorro, Nova Mehika||LINEAR
|-
|(28129)||1998 SF121|| align=right|14,3|| align=right|2,316|| align=right|0,078|| align=right|4,24|| align=right|3,524||MBA||26. september 1998||Socorro, Nova Mehika||LINEAR
|-
|(28130)||1998 SK124|| align=right|14,8|| align=right|2,362|| align=right|0,131|| align=right|3,98|| align=right|3,630||MBA||26. september 1998||Socorro, Nova Mehika||LINEAR
|-
|(28131)||1998 SX127|| align=right|14,9|| align=right|2,227|| align=right|0,148|| align=right|3,04|| align=right|3,323||MBA||26. september 1998||Socorro, Nova Mehika||LINEAR
|-
|(28132)||1998 SY128|| align=right|14,7|| align=right|2,353|| align=right|0,039|| align=right|6,86|| align=right|3,609||MBA||26. september 1998||Socorro, Nova Mehika||LINEAR
|-
|(28133)||1998 SS130|| align=right|14,1|| align=right|2,206|| align=right|0,130|| align=right|2,56|| align=right|3,276||MBA||26. september 1998||Socorro, Nova Mehika||LINEAR
|-
|(28134)||1998 SB131|| align=right|13,7|| align=right|2,735|| align=right|0,053|| align=right|1,73|| align=right|4,522||MBA||26. september 1998||Socorro, Nova Mehika||LINEAR
|-
|(28135)||1998 ST131|| align=right|13,9|| align=right|2,183|| align=right|0,124|| align=right|4,93|| align=right|3,225||MBA||26. september 1998||Socorro, Nova Mehika||LINEAR
|-
|(28136)||1998 SB134|| align=right|15,5|| align=right|2,307|| align=right|0,067|| align=right|5,89|| align=right|3,502||MBA||26. september 1998||Socorro, Nova Mehika||LINEAR
|-
|(28137)||1998 SY138|| align=right|14,7|| align=right|2,393|| align=right|0,078|| align=right|7,29|| align=right|3,702||MBA||26. september 1998||Socorro, Nova Mehika||LINEAR
|-
|(28138)||1998 SD141|| align=right|12,9|| align=right|3,025|| align=right|0,113|| align=right|10,56|| align=right|5,261||MBA||26. september 1998||Socorro, Nova Mehika||LINEAR
|-
|(28139)||1998 SN141|| align=right|13,8|| align=right|2,985|| align=right|0,028|| align=right|10,40|| align=right|5,158||MBA||26. september 1998||Socorro, Nova Mehika||LINEAR
|-
|(28140)||1998 SR144|| align=right|14,0|| align=right|2,295|| align=right|0,077|| align=right|6,88|| align=right|3,475||MBA||20. september 1998||La Silla||E. W. Elst
|-
|(28141)||1998 TC|| align=right|13,7|| align=right|2,403|| align=right|0,124|| align=right|11,88|| align=right|3,724||MBA||2. oktober 1998||Anderson Mesa||LONEOS
|-
|(28142)||1998 TU|| align=right|15,7|| align=right|2,267|| align=right|0,109|| align=right|6,00|| align=right|3,413||MBA||12. oktober 1998||Kitt Peak||Spacewatch
|-
|(28143)||1998 TK5|| align=right|13,8|| align=right|2,412|| align=right|0,085|| align=right|7,24|| align=right|3,745||MBA||13. oktober 1998||Višnjan||K. Korlević
|-
|(28144)||1998 TN13|| align=right|16,0|| align=right|2,245|| align=right|0,160|| align=right|2,81|| align=right|3,362||MBA||13. oktober 1998||Kitt Peak||Spacewatch
|-
|(28145)||1998 TY18|| align=right|14,3|| align=right|2,635|| align=right|0,161|| align=right|3,42|| align=right|4,276||MBA||14. oktober 1998||Xinglong||Beijing Schmidt CCD Asteroid Program
|-
|(28146)||1998 TC32|| align=right|14,2|| align=right|2,274|| align=right|0,091|| align=right|4,60|| align=right|3,427||MBA||11. oktober 1998||Anderson Mesa||LONEOS
|-
|(28147)||1998 TD32|| align=right|14,6|| align=right|2,370|| align=right|0,086|| align=right|4,22|| align=right|3,649||MBA||11. oktober 1998||Anderson Mesa||LONEOS
|-
|(28148)||1998 TL34|| align=right|15,8|| align=right|2,291|| align=right|0,142|| align=right|5,10|| align=right|3,467||MBA||14. oktober 1998||Anderson Mesa||LONEOS
|-
|(28149)||1998 TX34|| align=right|15,5|| align=right|2,283|| align=right|0,131|| align=right|6,93|| align=right|3,448||MBA||14. oktober 1998||Anderson Mesa||LONEOS
|-
|(28150)||1998 UC1|| align=right|15,4|| align=right|2,315|| align=right|0,149|| align=right|5,93|| align=right|3,523||MBA||17. oktober 1998||Ondřejov||P. Pravec
|-
|(28151)||1998 UG6|| align=right|15,4|| align=right|2,600|| align=right|0,158|| align=right|4,48|| align=right|4,192||MBA||22. oktober 1998||Caussols||ODAS
|-
|(28152)||1998 UK8|| align=right|14,4|| align=right|2,453|| align=right|0,127|| align=right|4,76|| align=right|3,841||MBA||24. oktober 1998||Oizumi||T. Kobayashi
|-
|(28153)||1998 UU20|| align=right|15,0|| align=right|2,218|| align=right|0,185|| align=right|5,95|| align=right|3,302||MBA||29. oktober 1998||Višnjan||K. Korlević
|-
|(28154)||1998 UQ26|| align=right|13,4|| align=right|3,246|| align=right|0,054|| align=right|8,47|| align=right|5,848||MBA||18. oktober 1998||La Silla||E. W. Elst
|-
|(28155)||1998 UB40|| align=right|14,7|| align=right|2,311|| align=right|0,142|| align=right|5,71|| align=right|3,512||MBA||28. oktober 1998||Socorro, Nova Mehika||LINEAR
|-
|(28156)||1998 UF41|| align=right|14,2|| align=right|2,992|| align=right|0,142|| align=right|9,57|| align=right|5,176||MBA||28. oktober 1998||Socorro, Nova Mehika||LINEAR
|-
|(28157)||1998 VY3|| align=right|14,5|| align=right|2,634|| align=right|0,177|| align=right|3,55|| align=right|4,275||MBA||11. november 1998||Caussols||ODAS
|-
|(28158)||1998 VT6|| align=right|14,7|| align=right|2,213|| align=right|0,146|| align=right|3,20|| align=right|3,291||MBA||12. november 1998||Oizumi||T. Kobayashi
|-
|(28159)||1998 VM7|| align=right|14,8|| align=right|2,250|| align=right|0,108|| align=right|6,46|| align=right|3,374||MBA||10. november 1998||Socorro, Nova Mehika||LINEAR
|-
|(28160)||1998 VC11|| align=right|14,9|| align=right|2,200|| align=right|0,108|| align=right|4,63|| align=right|3,263||MBA||10. november 1998||Socorro, Nova Mehika||LINEAR
|-
|(28161)||1998 VB13|| align=right|16,3|| align=right|2,288|| align=right|0,158|| align=right|1,17|| align=right|3,460||MBA||10. november 1998||Socorro, Nova Mehika||LINEAR
|-
|(28162)||1998 VD14|| align=right|13,4|| align=right|2,431|| align=right|0,108|| align=right|5,15|| align=right|3,790||MBA||10. november 1998||Socorro, Nova Mehika||LINEAR
|-
|(28163)||1998 VP15|| align=right|14,8|| align=right|2,306|| align=right|0,162|| align=right|4,40|| align=right|3,502||MBA||10. november 1998||Socorro, Nova Mehika||LINEAR
|-
|(28164)||1998 VY21|| align=right|15,2|| align=right|2,189|| align=right|0,049|| align=right|5,64|| align=right|3,238||MBA||10. november 1998||Socorro, Nova Mehika||LINEAR
|-
|(28165)||1998 VC25|| align=right|14,7|| align=right|2,300|| align=right|0,146|| align=right|5,95|| align=right|3,488||MBA||10. november 1998||Socorro, Nova Mehika||LINEAR
|-
|(28166)||1998 VP25|| align=right|16,1|| align=right|2,194|| align=right|0,190|| align=right|3,35|| align=right|3,249||MBA||10. november 1998||Socorro, Nova Mehika||LINEAR
|-
|(28167)||1998 VQ25|| align=right|14,4|| align=right|2,300|| align=right|0,082|| align=right|4,39|| align=right|3,488||MBA||10. november 1998||Socorro, Nova Mehika||LINEAR
|-
|(28168)||1998 VY25|| align=right|14,8|| align=right|2,331|| align=right|0,023|| align=right|3,34|| align=right|3,557||MBA||10. november 1998||Socorro, Nova Mehika||LINEAR
|-
|(28169)||1998 VZ29|| align=right|14,7|| align=right|2,273|| align=right|0,194|| align=right|4,27|| align=right|3,426||MBA||10. november 1998||Socorro, Nova Mehika||LINEAR
|-
|(28170)||1998 VC30|| align=right|15,4|| align=right|2,193|| align=right|0,097|| align=right|3,94|| align=right|3,247||MBA||10. november 1998||Socorro, Nova Mehika||LINEAR
|-
|(28171)||1998 VV30|| align=right|14,9|| align=right|2,414|| align=right|0,187|| align=right|1,97|| align=right|3,751||MBA||10. november 1998||Socorro, Nova Mehika||LINEAR
|-
|(28172)||1998 VZ30|| align=right|12,6|| align=right|2,568|| align=right|0,101|| align=right|14,13|| align=right|4,115||MBA||10. november 1998||Socorro, Nova Mehika||LINEAR
|-
|(28173)||1998 VY32|| align=right|15,2|| align=right|2,466|| align=right|0,146|| align=right|3,11|| align=right|3,871||MBA||11. november 1998||Chichibu||N. Sato
|-
|(28174)||1998 VC33|| align=right|13,8|| align=right|2,691|| align=right|0,175|| align=right|13,49|| align=right|4,414||MBA||12. november 1998||Chichibu||N. Sato
|-
|(28175)||1998 VM33|| align=right|15,2|| align=right|2,526|| align=right|0,139|| align=right|1,82|| align=right|4,013||MBA||15. november 1998||Oizumi||T. Kobayashi
|-
|(28176)||1998 VV43|| align=right|17,1|| align=right|2,352|| align=right|0,243|| align=right|1,97|| align=right|3,606||MBA||15. november 1998||Kitt Peak||Spacewatch
|-
|(28177)||1998 VO53|| align=right|14,5|| align=right|2,405|| align=right|0,153|| align=right|11,76|| align=right|3,730||MBA||14. november 1998||Socorro, Nova Mehika||LINEAR
|-
|(28178)||1998 WL1|| align=right|14,4|| align=right|2,422|| align=right|0,091|| align=right|7,05|| align=right|3,769||MBA||18. november 1998||Oizumi||T. Kobayashi
|-
|(28179)||1998 WR1|| align=right|14,5|| align=right|2,214|| align=right|0,118|| align=right|4,49|| align=right|3,294||MBA||18. november 1998||Oizumi||T. Kobayashi
|-
|(28180)||1998 WU1|| align=right|14,3|| align=right|2,374|| align=right|0,078|| align=right|11,67|| align=right|3,657||MBA||18. november 1998||Oizumi||T. Kobayashi
|-
|(28181)||1998 WW5|| align=right|14,4|| align=right|2,341|| align=right|0,140|| align=right|5,58|| align=right|3,581||MBA||19. november 1998||Nachi-Katsuura||Y. Shimizu; T. Urata
|-
|(28182)||1998 WB10|| align=right|14,9|| align=right|2,428|| align=right|0,166|| align=right|1,57|| align=right|3,783||MBA||21. november 1998||Socorro, Nova Mehika||LINEAR
|-
|(28183)||1998 WM16|| align=right|15,6|| align=right|2,263|| align=right|0,102|| align=right|2,12|| align=right|3,405||MBA||21. november 1998||Socorro, Nova Mehika||LINEAR
|-
|(28184)||1998 WP17|| align=right|15,0|| align=right|2,229|| align=right|0,170|| align=right|4,52|| align=right|3,326||MBA||21. november 1998||Socorro, Nova Mehika||LINEAR
|-
|(28185)||1998 WJ18|| align=right|14,0|| align=right|2,249|| align=right|0,100|| align=right|4,50|| align=right|3,372||MBA||21. november 1998||Socorro, Nova Mehika||LINEAR
|-
|(28186)||1998 WK18|| align=right|15,1|| align=right|2,198|| align=right|0,185|| align=right|3,24|| align=right|3,258||MBA||21. november 1998||Socorro, Nova Mehika||LINEAR
|-
|(28187)||1998 WP19|| align=right|13,2|| align=right|2,614|| align=right|0,044|| align=right|13,56|| align=right|4,225||MBA||23. november 1998||Socorro, Nova Mehika||LINEAR
|-
|(28188)||1998 WV19|| align=right|12,6|| align=right|2,602|| align=right|0,133|| align=right|13,45|| align=right|4,196||MBA||25. november 1998||Socorro, Nova Mehika||LINEAR
|-
|(28189)||1998 WP22|| align=right|14,5|| align=right|2,609|| align=right|0,211|| align=right|3,21|| align=right|4,214||MBA||18. november 1998||Socorro, Nova Mehika||LINEAR
|-
|(28190)||1998 WU23|| align=right|12,7|| align=right|2,778|| align=right|0,077|| align=right|9,44|| align=right|4,631||MBA||25. november 1998||Socorro, Nova Mehika||LINEAR
|-
|(28191)||1998 WV23|| align=right|13,1|| align=right|2,700|| align=right|0,106|| align=right|13,37|| align=right|4,435||MBA||25. november 1998||Socorro, Nova Mehika||LINEAR
|-
|(28192)||1998 WE24|| align=right|13,0|| align=right|3,050|| align=right|0,172|| align=right|12,39|| align=right|5,327||MBA||25. november 1998||Socorro, Nova Mehika||LINEAR
|-
|(28193)||1998 WY30|| align=right|14,9|| align=right|2,197|| align=right|0,204|| align=right|6,10|| align=right|3,257||MBA||29. november 1998||Farra d'Isonzo||Farra d'Isonzo
|-
|(28194)||1998 WX37|| align=right|15,8|| align=right|2,410|| align=right|0,042|| align=right|1,19|| align=right|3,740||MBA||21. november 1998||Kitt Peak||Spacewatch
|-
|(28195)||1998 XW4|| align=right|14,8|| align=right|2,421|| align=right|0,094|| align=right|2,71|| align=right|3,766||MBA||12. december 1998||Oizumi||T. Kobayashi
|-
|28196 Szeged||1998 XY12|| align=right|14,7|| align=right|2,351|| align=right|0,053|| align=right|6,99|| align=right|3,603||MBA||15. december 1998||Piszkesteto||Krisztián Sárneczky; L. Kiss
|-
|(28197)||1998 XZ12|| align=right|14,8|| align=right|2,356|| align=right|0,111|| align=right|5,53|| align=right|3,616||MBA||15. december 1998||High Point||D. K. Chesney
|-
|(28198)||1998 XU16|| align=right|12,8|| align=right|3,158|| align=right|0,066|| align=right|10,82|| align=right|5,612||MBA||15. december 1998||Višnjan||K. Korlević
|-
|(28199)||1998 XA42|| align=right|13,3|| align=right|2,487|| align=right|0,006|| align=right|5,51|| align=right|3,920||MBA||14. december 1998||Socorro, Nova Mehika||LINEAR
|-
|(28200)||1998 XF44|| align=right|13,7|| align=right|2,438|| align=right|0,098|| align=right|6,26|| align=right|3,807||MBA||14. december 1998||Socorro, Nova Mehika||LINEAR
|-
|(28201)||1998 XV44|| align=right|14,1|| align=right|2,283|| align=right|0,140|| align=right|6,83|| align=right|3,449||MBA||14. december 1998||Socorro, Nova Mehika||LINEAR
|-
|(28202)||1998 XC47|| align=right|14,8|| align=right|2,389|| align=right|0,212|| align=right|3,15|| align=right|3,692||MBA||14. december 1998||Socorro, Nova Mehika||LINEAR
|-
|(28203)||1998 XL48|| align=right|15,6|| align=right|2,197|| align=right|0,310|| align=right|3,72|| align=right|3,257||MBA||14. december 1998||Socorro, Nova Mehika||LINEAR
|-
|(28204)||1998 XX50|| align=right|15,1|| align=right|2,411|| align=right|0,184|| align=right|2,95|| align=right|3,744||MBA||14. december 1998||Socorro, Nova Mehika||LINEAR
|-
|(28205)||1998 XL51|| align=right|15,9|| align=right|2,223|| align=right|0,220|| align=right|5,15|| align=right|3,315||MBA||14. december 1998||Socorro, Nova Mehika||LINEAR
|-
|(28206)||1998 XO52|| align=right|14,4|| align=right|2,328|| align=right|0,179|| align=right|8,76|| align=right|3,552||MBA||14. december 1998||Socorro, Nova Mehika||LINEAR
|-
|(28207)||1998 XH53|| align=right|14,2|| align=right|2,611|| align=right|0,106|| align=right|1,68|| align=right|4,217||MBA||14. december 1998||Socorro, Nova Mehika||LINEAR
|-
|(28208)||1998 XE54|| align=right|14,1|| align=right|2,551|| align=right|0,190|| align=right|5,38|| align=right|4,074||MBA||14. december 1998||Socorro, Nova Mehika||LINEAR
|-
|(28209)||1998 XC63|| align=right|14,3|| align=right|2,642|| align=right|0,090|| align=right|9,72|| align=right|4,294||MBA||14. december 1998||Socorro, Nova Mehika||LINEAR
|-
|(28210)||1998 XF63|| align=right|15,5|| align=right|2,253|| align=right|0,190|| align=right|7,82|| align=right|3,382||MBA||14. december 1998||Socorro, Nova Mehika||LINEAR
|-
|(28211)||1998 XJ64|| align=right|14,4|| align=right|2,239|| align=right|0,252|| align=right|6,42|| align=right|3,350||MBA||14. december 1998||Socorro, Nova Mehika||LINEAR
|-
|(28212)||1998 XJ78|| align=right|15,3|| align=right|2,343|| align=right|0,204|| align=right|5,56|| align=right|3,586||MBA||15. december 1998||Socorro, Nova Mehika||LINEAR
|-
|(28213)||1998 XS92|| align=right|14,7|| align=right|2,444|| align=right|0,112|| align=right|11,12|| align=right|3,819||MBA||15. december 1998||Socorro, Nova Mehika||LINEAR
|-
|(28214)||1998 YW|| align=right|16,3|| align=right|2,238|| align=right|0,193|| align=right|00,76|| align=right|3,348||MBA||16. december 1998||Oizumi||T. Kobayashi
|-
|(28215)||1998 YE1|| align=right|14,3|| align=right|2,286|| align=right|0,129|| align=right|7,03|| align=right|3,456||MBA||16. december 1998||Gekko||T. Kagawa
|-
|(28216)||1998 YU1|| align=right|14,4|| align=right|2,453|| align=right|0,145|| align=right|2,77|| align=right|3,840||MBA||17. december 1998||Višnjan||K. Korlević
|-
|(28217)||1998 YO3|| align=right|14,2|| align=right|2,332|| align=right|0,145|| align=right|7,65|| align=right|3,560||MBA||18. december 1998||Kleť||Klet
|-
|(28218)||1998 YA6|| align=right|14,7|| align=right|2,180|| align=right|0,061|| align=right|3,84|| align=right|3,219||MBA||17. december 1998||Višnjan||K. Korlević
|-
|(28219)||1998 YP8|| align=right|14,9|| align=right|2,633|| align=right|0,128|| align=right|1,99|| align=right|4,272||MBA||23. december 1998||Višnjan||K. Korlević
|-
|28220 York||1998 YN12|| align=right|15,3|| align=right|2,523|| align=right|0,068|| align=right|1,28|| align=right|4,006||MBA||28. december 1998||Kleť||J. Tichá; M. Tichý
|-
|(28221)||1998 YG17|| align=right|14,9|| align=right|2,914|| align=right|0,016|| align=right|00,77|| align=right|4,975||MBA||22. december 1998||Kitt Peak||Spacewatch
|-
|(28222)||1998 YF23|| align=right|14,5|| align=right|2,202|| align=right|0,089|| align=right|4,28|| align=right|3,266||MBA||16. december 1998||Socorro, Nova Mehika||LINEAR
|-
|(28223)||1998 YR27|| align=right|14,2|| align=right|2,720|| align=right|0,250|| align=right|10,03|| align=right|4,484||MBA||27. december 1998||Nyukasa||M. Hirasawa; S. Suzuki
|-
|(28224)||1999 AJ|| align=right|14,9|| align=right|2,408|| align=right|0,216|| align=right|2,55|| align=right|3,736||MBA||5. januar 1999||Višnjan||K. Korlević
|-
|(28225)||1999 AS|| align=right|13,8|| align=right|2,628|| align=right|0,145|| align=right|4,79|| align=right|4,259||MBA||7. januar 1999||Oizumi||T. Kobayashi
|-
|(28226)||1999 AE2|| align=right|13,7|| align=right|2,803|| align=right|0,152|| align=right|5,13|| align=right|4,692||MBA||9. januar 1999||Oizumi||T. Kobayashi
|-
|(28227)||1999 AN2|| align=right|14,3|| align=right|2,276|| align=right|0,072|| align=right|4,74|| align=right|3,433||MBA||9. januar 1999||Oizumi||T. Kobayashi
|-
|(28228)||1999 AU2|| align=right|13,9|| align=right|2,603|| align=right|0,131|| align=right|6,74|| align=right|4,198||MBA||9. januar 1999||Oizumi||T. Kobayashi
|-
|(28229)||1999 AK4|| align=right|15,0|| align=right|2,453|| align=right|0,117|| align=right|5,35|| align=right|3,841||MBA||9. januar 1999||Višnjan||K. Korlević
|-
|(28230)||1999 AH5|| align=right|13,7|| align=right|2,353|| align=right|0,107|| align=right|13,01|| align=right|3,609||MBA||10. januar 1999||Nachi-Katsuura||Y. Shimizu; T. Urata
|-
|(28231)||1999 AL5|| align=right|13,4|| align=right|2,584|| align=right|0,033|| align=right|21,93|| align=right|4,154||MBA||10. januar 1999||Nachi-Katsuura||Y. Shimizu; T. Urata
|-
|(28232)||1999 AS5|| align=right|14,5|| align=right|2,653|| align=right|0,131|| align=right|6,49|| align=right|4,321||MBA||12. januar 1999||Oizumi||T. Kobayashi
|-
|(28233)||1999 AV5|| align=right|12,8|| align=right|2,727|| align=right|0,136|| align=right|12,08|| align=right|4,502||MBA||12. januar 1999||Oizumi||T. Kobayashi
|-
|(28234)||1999 AB8|| align=right|13,2|| align=right|3,089|| align=right|0,189|| align=right|15,96|| align=right|5,427||MBA||13. januar 1999||Oizumi||T. Kobayashi
|-
|(28235)||1999 AL8|| align=right|14,8|| align=right|2,309|| align=right|0,228|| align=right|5,33|| align=right|3,507||MBA||7. januar 1999||Anderson Mesa||LONEOS
|-
|(28236)||1999 AH10|| align=right|13,5|| align=right|2,934|| align=right|0,033|| align=right|2,78|| align=right|5,026||MBA||14. januar 1999||Višnjan||K. Korlević
|-
|(28237)||1999 AR16|| align=right|15,1|| align=right|2,697|| align=right|0,035|| align=right|2,56|| align=right|4,429||MBA||10. januar 1999||Kitt Peak||Spacewatch
|-
|(28238)||1999 AB18|| align=right|14,1|| align=right|2,869|| align=right|0,009|| align=right|2,72|| align=right|4,860||MBA||11. januar 1999||Kitt Peak||Spacewatch
|-
|(28239)||1999 AQ19|| align=right|14,1|| align=right|3,068|| align=right|0,049|| align=right|10,32|| align=right|5,372||MBA||13. januar 1999||Kitt Peak||Spacewatch
|-
|(28240)||1999 AP21|| align=right|14,5|| align=right|2,482|| align=right|0,143|| align=right|5,87|| align=right|3,910||MBA||14. januar 1999||Višnjan||K. Korlević
|-
|(28241)||1999 AC22|| align=right|14,0|| align=right|2,618|| align=right|0,056|| align=right|5,25|| align=right|4,236||MBA||10. januar 1999||Xinglong||Beijing Schmidt CCD Asteroid Program
|-
|28242 Mingantu||1999 AT22|| align=right|15,0|| align=right|2,441|| align=right|0,123|| align=right|3,88|| align=right|3,814||MBA||6. januar 1999||Xinglong||Beijing Schmidt CCD Asteroid Program
|-
|(28243)||1999 AA23|| align=right|14,6|| align=right|2,313|| align=right|0,134|| align=right|6,57|| align=right|3,518||MBA||15. januar 1999||Oizumi||T. Kobayashi
|-
|(28244)||1999 AL31|| align=right|14,6|| align=right|2,518|| align=right|0,114|| align=right|5,85|| align=right|3,994||MBA||14. januar 1999||Kitt Peak||Spacewatch
|-
|(28245)||1999 AV37|| align=right|14,6|| align=right|2,723|| align=right|0,133|| align=right|11,31|| align=right|4,493||MBA||14. januar 1999||Anderson Mesa||LONEOS
|-
|(28246)||1999 BW1|| align=right|13,5|| align=right|2,721|| align=right|0,011|| align=right|7,27|| align=right|4,487||MBA||18. januar 1999||Višnjan||K. Korlević
|-
|(28247)||1999 BP3|| align=right|15,2|| align=right|2,386|| align=right|0,231|| align=right|00,89|| align=right|3,686||MBA||19. januar 1999||Višnjan||K. Korlević
|-
|(28248)||1999 BQ4|| align=right|14,0|| align=right|2,597|| align=right|0,211|| align=right|2,50|| align=right|4,185||MBA||19. januar 1999||Caussols||ODAS
|-
|(28249)||1999 BX6|| align=right|13,4|| align=right|3,207|| align=right|0,047|| align=right|15,37|| align=right|5,743||MBA||21. januar 1999||Caussols||ODAS
|-
|(28250)||1999 BC8|| align=right|13,8|| align=right|3,145|| align=right|0,136|| align=right|9,29|| align=right|5,575||MBA||22. januar 1999||Višnjan||K. Korlević
|}

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Seznami asteroidov


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Q: Is there a way for `stack --nix` to allow newer versions of ghc to be used? I'm running stack --nix init for a new project (xmonad config) and getting error: attribute 'ghc863' missing, at (string):1:43; I have ghc 8.6.5 in the environment, and stack --version reports: 2.1.3.1 x86_64 hpack-0.32.0. My project is roughly following this blog post for building XMonad (with exceptions made to do things using Nix where possible), and so far only consists of cloning the three repos into .xmonad and running stack --nix init; the three repos are: xmobar, xmonad-contrib, xmonad.
Is there a way for stack --nix to allow newer versions of ghc to be used? Or are there other possible causes for the issue?
I saw stack --nix build complains about ghc version mismatch but felt this didn't really illuminate the issue, though it does suggest possibly alternatives using cabal/nix.


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