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Teresa Christoforovna Margulova ( Russo : Маргулова, Тереза Христофоровна) (1912–1994) foi uma Doutora em Ciência, Professora e fundadora do Departamento de Estações de Energia Nuclear do Instituto de Engenharia de Energia de Moscou . Ela nasceu em 14 de agosto de 1912 e cresceu em Bacu . Depois de se formar no Instituto Industrial Azerbaidjão, ela continuou seus estudos em um PhD (programa de doutorado) no Instituto de Engenharia de Energia de Moscou (em Inglês: Moscow Power Engineering Institute(MPEI) - em russo: МЭИ).

Biografia
Durante a maior parte de sua vida, Margulova foi associada ao MPEI. Lecionou até 1956 no departamento de caldeiras e foi promovida de professora assistente a professora enquanto fazia sua tese de conclusão do doutorado, obtendo o título de doutor. Sua pesquisa tem sido associada ao desenvolvimento de um dos principais problemas de implementação da engenharia de ultra alto calor: a criação de um tratamento químico de água confiável e eficiente para circuitos de transferência de calor de caldeiras.

Os resultados de sua pesquisa costumavam ser amplamente praticados em usinas nucleares ( Leningrado e Chernobyl ), usinas deenergia nucleares de embarcações navais, incluindo o Quebra-Gelo Nuclear "Lenin", e estações de energia térmica ( Kostroma GRES). Margulova esteve diretamente envolvida na implementação da mais recente tecnologia em Engenharia de Energia.

Em 1956, Margulova começou a atuar ativamente na retreinamento de especialistas e no aprimoramento de processos tecnológicos para a indústria de energia nuclear. Naquele ano, ela também iniciou o primeiro departamento de usinas nucleares de faculdades e universidades do mundo. Ela foi chefe do departamento por muitos anos, e em seus últimos anos trabalhou como professora, cinco alunos do quinto ano do Departamento de Energia Térmica (DET) foram recrutados para se especializarem em "Usinas Nucleares" (em inglês - Nuclear Power Plants(NPP) - em russo : АЭС) quando o departamento de NPP começou, um ano depois esses cinco alunos foram os primeiros a se formar nessa área. Todos os métodos desenvolvidos no NPP do MPEI levaram à criação de departamentos e disciplinas semelhantes no ensino superior dos países do Bloco Soviético, com os quais Teresa esteve pessoalmente envolvida. Para o livro didático Usinas de energia nuclear em 1971, Margulova recebeu o Prêmio do Estado. Todas as gerações de engenheiros nucleares do bloco oriental atômico cresceram com este livro.

Na NPP, Margulova também ministrou cursos internacionais de retreinamento para graduados em engenharia para trabalhar na indústria de energia nuclear na Rússia, em outras repúblicas da URSS e em muitos países estrangeiros.

Margulova foi líder no desenvolvimento de métodos científicos e suas implementações práticas em muitas áreas de sistemas de troca de calor de usinas térmicas, química da água e tecnologia de materiais. Uma dessas tecnologias recebeu o Prêmio Estadual em 1978.

Por muitos anos, Margulova atuou como Reitora do Presidentes das Usinas Térmicas e, posteriormente, como Vice Diretora da MPEI. Ela foi membro dos Conselhos Científicos e Técnicos de vários departamentos governamentais, agências e conselhos editoriais, incluindo o editor-chefe adjunto da revista Power Plant Engineering .

O trabalho de Margulova foi recompensado com muitos prêmios do governo: "A Ordem de Lenin" e "A Ordem de Honra", e por duas vezes ela recebeu o Prêmio do Estado. Em 1981, Margulova recebeu o título de " Cientista Homenageado da Federação Russa ". Em 1993, ela foi uma das primeiras a ser eleita membro honorário da Academia Internacional de Engenharia. Margulova também foi premiada com doutorados honorários de universidades estrangeiras: Budapest University of Technology e Escola de Graduação em Engenharia em Zittau ( Alemanha ).

Sob a direção de Margulova, mais de 70 Ph.D. dissertações foram obtidas e 6 teses de doutorado. Muitos professores e cientistas na Rússia e em outros países se consideram seus alunos e seguidores. Margulova publicou cerca de 300 artigos científicos e cerca de duas dezenas de livros.

http://www.mpei.ru/lang/rus/main/aboutuniversity/science/scienceschools/heatpoweng/margulovath.asp - LINK DEAD

Mortos em 1994
Nascidos em 1912
Engenheiros eletricistas da Rússia


این نرم افزار در چهار زمینه می‌تواند سازه‌های دریایی را مورد آنالیز قرار داده؛ آنالیز غیر خطی سازه‌های دریایی که بیشتر برای صنعت نفت و سازه‌های نفتی کاربرد دارد. آنالیز دینامیکی و شبیه سازی رفتاری سازه‌ها که به مهندسان کمک می‌کند تا بتوانند عمر مفید سازه‌های خود را بهبود ببخشند. آنالیز ضربه که در شرایط حاد نظیر جنگ یا زلزله مورد استفاده قرار می‌گیرد، با این ماژول می‌توان مقاومت سازه‌ها به ضربه‌های وارد شده را محاسبه کرد و بهبود بخشید. آنالیز برخورد و تحمل نیرو زمانی که دو سازه‌ی دریایی به یک دیگر برخورد می‌کنند.
Bentley SACS is an integrated finite element structural analysis suite of programs that uniquely provides for the design, fabrication, installation, operations, and maintenance of offshore structures, including oil platforms and wind farms. Ensure compliance with comprehensive offshore design code coverage in SACS Offshore Structure. Improve design for operational safety through ship impact and dropped object analysis, and minimize risk through offshore-specific load generation. Visualize complex structural response via interactive graphical review of analysis and fatigue. Avoid rework and project delays by collaborating with naval architecture teams through integration with MOSES.
- Pentium 4 or higher central processing unit (CPU).
- 512 megabytes (Mb) of RAM minimum.
- A hard disk partition with 800 Mb of free space is required for the SACS installation.
- A video card with a chipset that supports OpenGL. A reference list may be found at Supported Graphics Cards.
- CD-ROM or DVD-ROM drive.
- Network Server and Network Client Installations - The Local Area Ethernet Network should be 100 Base-T or greater. TCP/IP network protocol is supported.
- RAM - 1024 megabytes (Mb) of free RAM minimum, 4096 Mb or more is preferred.
- CPU - A multi-core CPU is recommended although not required.
- Operating System - Windows 7 Professional or later.
- Hard Disk - 800 Mb of free space is required for the SACS installation. A SATA RAID 0 hard disk is recommended for optimal analysis performance.
- Video Card - A video card that supports OpenGL is required for all 3D rendering SACS products. It is very important to make sure that the graphics drivers on your computer are up to date for maximum performance and correct operation.
- Storage: Solid State Drive 1.5TB-2.0TBUsing the Optimal Number of Processors.
2. با اجرای فایل Setup.exe مراحل نصب را آغاز کنید و در هنگام نصب، مسیر پیش فرض نصب نرم افزار را تغییر ندهید.
5. در پنجره باز شده نرم افزار SACS را انتخاب نموده، تیک گزینه Connect edition را زده و سپس بر روی Activate کلیک کنید.
- کرک اکثر محصولات شرکت Bentley با هم یکسان است؛ می‌توانید از همین Patch برای سایر نرم افزارها نیز استفاده کنید.
- در صورت نصب نرم افزار در مسیری غیر از مسیر پیش‌فرض، امکان فعال‌سازی وجود ندارد.


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Q: "undefined" on line 0 I have a Magento controller with a block and a template. It's supposed to act as a dynamic style sheet with dependencies on store number etc.
When I view it in the browser it looks good:
http://www.example.com/module/css/
line 1: body { color: #6e6e6d; }
line 2: a, #vert-nav li.active a.level-top, .regular-price .price { color: #0076cf; }
line 3: body { background-color: #696969; }
...

But when I include it in the head of the intended document Magento curiously prints "undefined" at line 0 of the file:
link rel="stylesheet" href="http://www.example.com/module/css/" type="text/css" media="all"
line -1:
line 0: undefined
line 1: body { color: #6e6e6d; }
line 2: a, #vert-nav li.active a.level-top, .regular-price .price { color: #0076cf; }
line 3: body { background-color: #696969; }
...

Also, the file is not recognised as "text/css" by the browser even though I set the header type correctly. My guess is that the "undefined" is echoed before I set the header type (that would cause it to fail right?).
I don't have a lot of experience with Magento so any help is appreciated.

A: Turns out I didn't set the header type correctly after all. The right way to do it is this:
$this->getResponse()->setHeader("Content-Type", "text/css");

if anyone was wondering.
The "undefined" thing is a not so helpful hint from Chrome that your header type is wrong.

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Chloë 's on the loose again! She broke free from her blissful absence from any magazine and we get to scratch our eyes to her sight again, this time in Prestige Magazine Hong Kong.
It's an entire interview, looong, booooring, and as she mostly answers various questions "cool". I thought I'd bring some pictures (feel free to check them all out, there's another three following the first) to your attention, pictures taken by Mario Sorrenti. I surprisingly find them very nice. In an odd kind of way.
Like artsy photos from a mental house (pardon me, but I couldn't place La Sevigny better!).
Oh, and one more thing – she did a pair of ballet flats for Repetto 60th anniversary. It's like another thing from the special needs room.
Why can't she do it for good? I mean get into this seriously? Designing for people with special needs is no shame! It's damaging when doing special-need-design for normal people! Who would possibly wear those flat-platforms after all? They look so common and outdated!
Where to buy prestige in New York.
My granny though, if she was still alive, would have loved these flat-platforms. Since older people does shrink a bit of a platform would have cheered her up a lot.
I'm not poking fun at my late lovely granny just for the record…..
Paul, Prestige Hong Kong is an asian magazine, I guess you could find out more about where and how to subscribe if you would ask them directly (on their homepage prestigehk.com).


Spring is here, which means if you are a maid of honor or bridesmaid you are planning a bridal shower! We're here to share our best tips and tricks for planning an event to remember!
The Bridal Shower Vision – Remember to think of your bride and her wedding vision when planning the shower – you don't want the shower to be a miniature replica of the wedding, but you do want them to have the same feeling for your guests. You're there to celebrate the bride-to-be, so make sure the shower reflects her style and tastes!
Theme – A specific theme isn't particularly necessary, but at least having a few colors in mind will help guide your decision making process from venue to invitations to decorations.
Food – Fun finger foods tend to be a better option than a sit-down meal. Anything that gets people up, moving and mingling is ideal.
Favors – Have a creative, personalized favor for guests. Guests are already traveling to the wedding, so showing your appreciation that they've come out to shower the bride is essential. A creative favor that's also useful is a great idea and ensures that it won't just be thrown away. Some favorites have been organic handmade soaps ('from Sarah's shower to yours'), jams ('spread the love') and honey ('meant to bee').
Gift Table – Have a bridesmaid or family member stationed at the gift table so she can arrange them nicely as guests are arriving – there's likely to be many photos of the bride opening gifts!


Vincent Building Supplies carries a number of window and door options at different price points and reflecting different levels of energy efficiency.
Photo of Portal Select Garage Doors - San Juan Capistrano CA United States.
Note the camera exaggerated the heat blocking aspect of the front window. The eye does not see the green tint. What door color would you suggest?


The BMAS has always had a presence in Cheshire, ever since the first administrator ran the Society office from her garage in Warrington, back in the 1990s. In 2003 the current property was purchased at 3 Winnington Court, Northwich and named BMAS House.
The administrative functions of BMAS have been run from this office ever since and there are currently 4 members of staff working there.
Northwich lies at the junction of the rivers Dane and Weaver and the area has recently undergone an £80 million redevelopment. It is ideally situated for the M6 and M56, Manchester and Liverpool airports and has excellent rail links from Manchester and London.
In 2013 BMAS purchased the offices next door and the two buildings were joined to provide a large training space, meeting/breakout rooms, dining room and kitchen. Disabled access was improved and the building now has wheelchair access. There is also plenty of car parking available at the rear of the building.
In May 2014 the first BMAS course was held there with the building being completed and officially opened by the town Mayor in September 2014.
The BMAS courses, previously run in the North of England, are now run at this new venue and at a much lower cost to the Society than previous Northern courses. Students rate the location and facilities very highly and this development of the building has allowed the Northwich staff to become much more involved with members of the Society when they attend courses. BMAS Council meetings are now also held at the new facility twice a year.


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Youth sues NSW govt over police IT
A 19-year-old man has revealed that he will lead a class action suit against the NSW Government, alleging that the NSW Police Service held him unlawfully due to out-of-date information provided by a computer system.
Written by Luke Hopewell, Contributor on June 7, 2011
(Handcuffed Hands Vector Illustration by Vectorportal, CC 2.0)
The man at the centre of the class action, Musa Konneh, will be represented in the NSW Supreme Court by law firm Maurice Blackburn and the Public Interest Advocacy Centre (PIAC).
Konneh alleges that he was imprisoned unlawfully in August 2010 after NSW Police acted on outdated bail information provided by its systems.
Maurice Blackburn managing principal for NSW, Ben Slade, believes that hundreds of others could have faced similar circumstances as a result of the outdated computer system.
"We believe that there are over 200 children and young people who have been falsely imprisoned in NSW because of a long-standing problem with the NSW police computer system," said Slade.
"These young people are being unjustly deprived of their liberty because police are acting on out-of-date information."
Acting principal solicitor of the PIAC, Vavaa Mawuli, pointed a finger squarely at the previous NSW Labor Government, adding that the problem had subsequently carried over following March's Coalition landslide election.
"This problem began under the previous NSW Government. It has led to the unlawful detention of far too many children and young people, with devastating consequences," said Mawuli.
"It is fundamental to our justice system that the police rely on accurate information. But the police computer system has been unreliable for some time, and vulnerable young people are paying the price."
ZDNet Australia sought comment from NSW Police and Emergency Services Minister Michael Gallacher and the NSW Police Service; however, neither had responded at the time of publication.
NSW Police isn't the only law enforcement body with IT problems. Victoria's police database came under fire in April for letting parole violators slip under the system's radar.
A report obtained by the Herald Sun said that if the Law Enforcement Assistance Program (LEAP) database had been functioning properly, the parolees would have been behind bars when instead they were roaming the streets, committing murder.
Victoria Police flagged issues with LEAP's replacement, LINK, saying that it would need to put a business case for the replacement to the Victorian Government as the project was going to cost more than expected.
Konneh is urging any who feel that they have been treated similarly to join the class action.
Australian law firms team up to seek compensation for Medibank data breach
Australian man given two-year jail sentence for $69K phishing scams
The Justice Department wants to break up Google's ad business

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THE METUCHEN BOROUGH COUNCIL HAS MOVED THE BOARD OF EDUCATION ELECTIONS TO NOVEMBER FOR 2014. STAY POSTED FOR MORE INFORMATION.
MARCH 26: Voter registration applications must reach the Board of Elections to be eligible to vote on April 16.
APRIL 16: Election Day! VOTE from 2PM until 9PM. OR Absentee ballots must reach the Board of Elections by 3PM by mail or by messenger, (see Absentee Ballot Drive info below)!
CQE seeks to register all eligible Metuchen voters so that they too can be involved in the electoral process. A voter registration drive begins in February of each year by our posting voter registration information and material on this website. On Wednesday March 13, CQE representatives will be at the Metuchen High School to register interested students who will be 18 by Election Day. We do not take voter information from this drive for our CQE email list.
CQE urges all voters to consider absentee ballots as a sure and easy way to cast your vote. Remember that every vote counts. In the past, Metuchen's school budget passed by as few as 19 votes. You no longer need a reason to vote absentee; now anyone may vote with an absentee ballot. This is a good practice especially for someone who may not be able to get to the polls on Election Day for whatever reason—be it because of bad weather or an unexpected business trip. Why chance it? Apply for an absentee ballot and be sure that your vote will be cast.
Mailing in applications and ballots early is important.


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Rugby: NZ Warriors set for more Australian exile in 2021
WELLINGTON (Reuters) - Hopes that New Zealand Warriors might be able to play proper home matches for the entirety of next year's National Rugby League (NRL) season have been dashed and the club will again be based in Australia for at least the first four matches.
The Warriors, the only non-Australian club in the NRL, spent five months of this year in a biosecure bubble in Australia to enable the season to be resumed and completed after the borders of both countries were closed because of the COVID-19 pandemic.
A trans-Tasman Sea "bubble" that would allow New Zealanders and Australians to travel between the two countries without having to go into quarantine has still not been put in place and the club had no choice but to pack their bags again.
"It's not what we want to do but it's what we have to do. Our priority is to ensure we do all we can to enable our team to be as well prepared as it can be for 2021," club chief executive Cameron George said.
"It's a football decision that needs to be made now. We can't afford to speculate about what might or might not happen any longer. We need clarity for our players, staff and families.
"We'll keep abreast of the border situation and in early March will decide with the NRL what the best course of action is after the first four rounds."
Half the squad are already in Australia and the remaining players will join them in the first week of January before the season kicks off in March.
"We tried to arrange a quarantine facility like other sporting bodies have done to bring our players from Australia to train here as a squad but our request was declined so we've had to adapt," George added.
(Reporting by Nick Mulvenney, editing by Peter Rutherford)


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By Sean Bugg on October 21, 2011
Pulupot
Review by Sean Bugg
Friday, 10/21/2011, 8:00 PM
Feature presentation, $12 at GWU Amphitheatre
Filipino and Tagalog with English subtitles
WE'LL JUST GET this out of the way up front, so to speak: there's a lot of nudity in Pulupot, the story of a group of Filipino sex workers who work together, dream together and — possibly — fall in love. That may be the most important thing for some, and it's certainly alluring, but there's also a sweet little love story hiding at the core.
Eva runs a beauty shop by day and a karaoke host bar by night (a host bar being an establishment where you pay for the privilege of having one of the boys working there join you at your table, and pay more to have him leave with you). A transgender woman who tries to do the best for her group of friends and employees, Eva harbors an unrequited love for Edgardo, the most popular boy at her bar.
It's not hard to see why Edgardo keeps bringing back the customers, both male and female. Not only is he beautiful, but he has a natural sweetness about him — he goes out of his way to provide for his family and give coins to the children in his village, which is little more than a collection of shacks with no running water. But after his girlfriend leaves for Canada, he finds himself living as a kept boy for a closeted (and jealous) doctor.
The tone is suitably pitched to soap opera, although there are random descents into amateurism, such as a minor character looking directly into the camera. But even so, the dilemma of all the characters is sharply delineated, as each of them dreams of escaping: to America, from the sex trade, into love with each other. Some find their dreams, others don't, but Pulupot always keeps its heart.
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Dental Office Forced to Close
October 15th, 2008 | Profiles
by Tom Wilson
"I am sorry to announce that The Commonwealth has taken action that forces me to close my dental office for non-compliance with licensure and newer infection control protocols. I am deeply saddened that I must abandon patients or face arrest. Your records and x-rays may be picked up at the office."
Thomas A. Wilson D.D.S.
So reads the public notice that Tom Wilson, dentist of 47 years and war tax resister since 1977, had to place in his local paper, The Greenfield (Mass.) Recorder . For 21 years Tom had been practicing his profession safely, but without a license — an act of civil disobedience each time he walked into his office. The state suspended his license in 1987 because of his noncooperation with state tax laws after the state cooperated with IRS collection efforts. This put him in conflict with the Massachusetts law that requires compliance to all state tax laws before relicensure for any profession requiring a state license.
Tom appeared before his colleagues in 1987 to tell his story and state his reasons for conscientious objection to paying for war, an experience he found inspiring. He explained that he would continue to practice dentistry despite the outcome of their vote (5-2 to suspend), and he did, offering affordable dental services and keeping his practice going.*
"Now I've come full circle after 21 years of practicing without a license," Tom said in a phone interview on September 23. It takes a complaint for the Board of Registration in Dentistry to act, and it may be political reasons that finally brought a complaint from a nearby oral surgeon, who apparently just noticed that Tom was practicing without a license. "I've always known it was just a question of when this might happen," he said, but he didn't know anything was up until two inspectors arrived at his office to look for his license, take pictures, and inspect his equipment. A local police officer was in tow, but his presence was unnecessary.
At 75 Tom is philosophical about closing the door on his professional life and has no regrets about his choices. "In this present economy we're getting a payback for what the government has been doing and what I haven't been paying for and resisting all this time. People ask if war tax resistance changes anything. I can't say that, but it's helped me put up with what we have to put up with in this country."
Tom's journey into war tax resistance began when he met longtime resister Wally Nelson in 1977 and learned about people who conscientiously refuse to pay taxes because of war. He joined the anti-nuclear movement and found that he could not in good conscience support a government that threatened the world with such weapons. With Wally and others he helped found Pioneer Valley War Tax Resistance and can often be found at vigils and demonstrations holding a "Don't Pay War Taxes" sign.
* This and other background notes are from Tom's story in War Tax Resistance: A Guide to Withholding Your Support from the Military , available from NWTRCC.
To support Tom, send Letters to the Editor to The Greenfield Recorder , 14 Hope Street, Greenfield,MA 01302, and/or personal messages to Tom Wilson, 25 Elm St., Shelbourne Falls, MA 01302
From the October/November 2008 issue of More Than a Paycheck .


The city of Goodlettsville offers seniors a range of long term care options to decide on with three community care facilities within the area. There is the possibility for it to be tough to move about Goodlettsville, but it can be workable for most without their own car. If needed, there are several number of nursing home facilities and hospitals in and around Goodlettsville.
Goodlettsville has a diverse network that can cater to seniors' individual requirements which can go over and above the typical level of services. Specialized care facilities may facilitate access to on-call therapists for example, physical and occupational therapists. Some facilities within the city offer kosher meals, allow pets like dogs, provide indoor recreational activities, as well as common areas for community activities. If religion is important to you or your loved one, many elder care facilities provide devotional services on site, while those that offer off site services usually arranging for a way for them to get there.
While not crucial, when contacting the facilities in these lists it can be helpful to have the resident's medical history including any insurance, doctor, and facility names and contacts for any questions the facility coordinator might have. This can aid in planning any special care the individual might need.
Looking at recent surveys the cost for community care facilities in Goodlettsville can be around $4,000 - $4,800 monthly. In comparison, the cost of senior care facilities in neighboring Madison is in the range of $4,000 per month. For individuals who qualify there may be state options to cover fees. For more information, browse through the cost table list below for comparisons to neighboring cities.
Having a maximum capacity of fifty-five residents, Brookdale Goodlettsville operates as an assisted living facility that provides its residents a number of services and benefits. This facility also allows dogs and/or cats to help keep residents company. See all Brookdale Goodlettsville reviews.
With forty units, Clare Bridge of Goodlettsville operates as an alzheimer's care facility that works to provide its residents a number of services and benefits. This facility also offers nutritionist approved meals, which are provided several times a day. See all Clare Bridge of Goodlettsville reviews.
Having a maximum capacity of 113 residents, Elmcroft of Twin Hills operates as an assisted living facility that offers a number of services and amenities. This facility also offers nutritionist approved meals that are provided several times a day. See all Elmcroft of Twin Hills reviews.


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More Than 2 Policemen Shot Dead At Abia Police Checkpoint (Graphic Photos)
Gunmen have attacked a Police checkpoint in Agu Eze amaogudu, Abiriba, Ohafia Local Government Area of Abia State, killing three policemen.
The dead officers were identified as Inspector Austin Ugwu, Inspector Longinus Ugochukwu, PC Ama Ifeanyi.
The Deputy Governor of Abia State, Rt Hon Ude Oko Chukwu, who in the company of security agents, visited the community, assured residents that the State Government will deploy all necessary resources available to ensure their protection.
Speaking to the people at Orie Akwa square in the community, Sir Oko Chukwu, who was accompanied on the visit by the state commissioner for Information, Chief John Okiyi Kalu, called for community vigilance and support to security agents.
He said:-
"The government is saddened by the unfortunate attack of this morning which led to the loss of lives of police officers at Agu Eze checkpoint and my boss, Governor Ikpeazu, on receiving the news asked me to come here and assure you that we will do everything possible to apprehend the perpetrators of the dastardly act and protect Ndi Abiriba and all law abiding people in the state.
"We call on you to maintain vigilance in order to fish out criminals and hoodlums who may want to come here to attack innocent people as they go about their their legitimate businesses.
"Government will give you all the necessary support and we have spoken to the security authorities to avoid indiscriminate arrests but ensure a painstaking investigation that will ensure that only those responsible for the dastardly act are brought to justice as quickly as possible."
Chukwu, who earlier visited the crime scene, sympathized with the families and friends of the officers who lost their lives in the attacks and prayed God to give them the fortitude to bear the irreparable loss.
He also visited traditional rulers of the community and assured him of Government's support to ensure that the perpetrators are brought to book.
He advised that a proper community vigilante and information gathering mechanism be put in place to ensure the prevention of further crimes.
Responding, the Enachioken in Council, who spoke through Eze Eme Uguru Ikpoka, assured that the community would fully cooperate with security agencies to protect the people and prevent the perpetrators from escaping justice.
He called on the government to prevail on security agents not to engage in mass arrests but skillfully investigate the matter.
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est un film muet américain de John Ford, sorti en 1920.

Synopsis
Barry O'Connor, surnommé "le Prince de l'Avenue A" à cause de son allure de dandy, est le fils du politicien Patrick O'Connor. Ce dernier soutient William Tompkins pour son élection à la mairie, mais, quand la fille de Tompkins, Mary, expulse Barry d'une soirée, O'Connor se met en colère et le candidat, de peur de perdre les élections, insiste pour que Mary aille avec Barry au bal du district. Quand le rival de Tompkins pour les élections, Edgar Jones, insulte Mary au bal, Barry la protège. Elle réalise alors que son escorte est plus qu'un dandy, et ils tombent amoureux l'un de l'autre.

Fiche technique
 Titre original :
 Réalisation : John Ford
 Scénario : Charles J. Wilson
 Photographie : John W. Brown
 Production : Carl Laemmle
 Société de production : The Universal Film Manufacturing Company
 Société de distribution :  The Universal Film Manufacturing Company
 Pays d'origine :
 Langue originale : anglais
 Format : noir et blanc — 35 mm — 1,37:1 — Muet
 Genre : Comédie dramatique
 Durée : 50 minutes ? (5 bobines)
 Dates de sortie :  :

Distribution
 James J. Corbett : Barry O'Connor
 Richard Cummings : Patrick O'Connor
 Mary Warren : Mary Tompkins
 Harry Northrup : Edgar Jones
 Cora Drew : Mary O'Connor
 Frederick Vroom : William Tompkins
 Mark Fenton : le père O'Toole
 George Fisher : Reggie Vanderlip
 John Cooke : le majordome
 Lydia Yeamans Titus : la bonne

Autour du film
 Ce film est présumé perdu selon Silent Era.
 C'est Rex Ingram qui, au départ, devait diriger ce film

Voir aussi

Liens externes

  Fiche du film sur Silent Era

Film américain sorti en 1920
Comédie dramatique américaine
Moyen métrage américain
Film américain en noir et blanc
Film muet américain
Film réalisé par John Ford
Film d'Universal Pictures

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#ifndef __VIENNA_RNA_PACKAGE_PROFILEDIST_H__
#define __VIENNA_RNA_PACKAGE_PROFILEDIST_H__

#ifdef __GNUC__
#define DEPRECATED(func) func __attribute__ ((deprecated))
#else
#define DEPRECATED(func) func
#endif

#include "data_structures.h"

/** \file profiledist.h  */

/**
 *  \brief Align the 2 probability profiles T1, T2\n
 *
 *  This is like a Needleman-Wunsch alignment,
 *  we should really use affine gap-costs ala Gotoh
 */
float profile_edit_distance(const float *T1,
                            const float *T2);

/**
 *  \brief condense pair probability matrix into a vector containing probabilities
 *  for unpaired, upstream paired and downstream paired.
 *
 *  This resulting probability profile is used as input for profile_edit_distance
 *
 *  \param bppm   A pointer to the base pair probability matrix
 *  \param length The length of the sequence
 *  \returns      The bp profile
 */
float *Make_bp_profile_bppm(FLT_OR_DBL *bppm,
                            int length);

/**
 *  \brief print string representation of probability profile
 */
void  print_bppm(const float *T);

/**
 *  \brief free space allocated in Make_bp_profile
 *
 *  Backward compatibility only. You can just use plain free()
 */
void  free_profile(float *T);

/**
 *  \note This function is NOT threadsafe
 *
 *  \see Make_bp_profile_bppm()
 *
 *  \deprecated This function is deprecated and will be removed soon! See \ref Make_bp_profile_bppm() for a replacement
 *
 */
DEPRECATED(float *Make_bp_profile(int length));

#endif

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Dental crowns are artificially made teeth that can be made to virtually any desired color. Dental crowns are used to restore, strengthen and maintain your natural bite. Properly cared for, dental crowns can last a lifetime presenting a tremendous value.
Dental crown preparations can take 1-1 ½ hours for your visit. After your dental crown is completed, you will be required to return 2 weeks later for your dental crown insert. This visit can take around 30 minutes.
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The media frequently report on the high cost of various health-related treatments. As there is a limit to the resources available to public and private health plans, they are not able to make all new treatments available. This raises questions about how to determine which treatments should be offered under a health plan. Cost effectiveness analysis has emerged as a powerful tool to help determine priorities and guide these policy decisions. This note is intended as a background reading for a first class on pharmacoeconomics or cost effectiveness analysis.


Calculus is one of the primary avenues for initial quantitative training of students in all science, technology, engineering, and mathematics fields, but life science students have been found to underperform in the traditional calculus setting. As a result, and because of perceived lack of its contribution to the understanding of biology, calculus is being actively cut from biology program requirements at many institutions. Here, we present an alternative: a model for learning mathematics that sees the partner disciplines as crucial to student success. We equip faculty with information to engage in dialogue within and between disciplinary departments involved in quantitative education. This includes presenting a process for interdisciplinary development and implementation of biology-oriented Calculus I courses at two institutions with different constituents, goals, and curricular constraints. When life science students enrolled in these redesigned calculus courses are compared with life science students enrolled in traditional calculus courses, students in the redesigned calculus courses learn calculus concepts and skills as well as their traditional course peers; however, the students in the redesigned courses experience more authentic life science applications and are more likely to stay and succeed in the course than their peers who are enrolled in traditional courses. Therefore, these redesigned calculus courses hold promise in helping life science undergraduate students attain Vision and Change recommended competencies.
© 2017 The American Society for Cell Biology.
Eaton, C. and Highlander, H. C. 2017. The Case for Biocalculus: Design, Retention, and Student Performance. CBE Life Sci Educ. 16:ar25 1-11. doi:10.1187/cbe.15-04-0096.
Eaton, Carrie Diaz and Callender Highlander, Hannah, "The Case for Biocalculus: Design, Retention, and Student Performance" (2017). Mathematics Faculty Publications and Presentations. 18.


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Sum 41 release video for "Fake My Own Death"
SUM 41 released a new song and music video off 13 Voices called, "Fake My Own Death."
Directed by Marc Klasfeld, who previously worked with SUM 41 on their videos for "Fat Lip", "In Too Deep" and "The Hell Song," "Fake My Own Death" depicts the band performing on a rooftop in downtown Los Angeles, where all their worst nightmares --including Kim Kardashian, Michael Jordan and Donald Trump-- come to attack them.
"Fake My Own Death" is the first listen off SUM 41's forthcoming new album, "13 Voices", due out October 7th via Hopeless Records. Singer Deryck Whibley shares his thoughts behind "Fake My Own Death," "I just wanted to get away from everything that I had been doing. I needed to start a new life-like faking my own death." The ten-track album marks the band's first LP in five years, following up 2011's "Screaming Bloody Murder".
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Masculins / Barça-OL
Nabil Fekir: "We will give our all"
Published on 11 March 2019 at 6:00 AM by HC
Suspended for the first leg, Lyon's captain is counting the minutes ahead of Wednesday night's Champions League Round of 16 decider against Barcelona at the Camp Nou.
"It will be hard for me to top it! There were some very good things in 2018, like winning the World Cup and qualifying for the Champions League knockout stages. It was a beautiful year!"
This season so far...
"My start to the season was average. I know I can do a lot better. I was inconsistent. I knew how to be good for some matches, but other times I was worse. You can't give up. You have to keep working."
Showdown with Barça
"Barcelona are one of the best teams in Europe. It's always fun to play against these kinds of teams. And it's normal that the fans expect a lot from me in this match. We will give our all. Even if we know that it's going to be a tough match."
"For me, he's the best player in the world. I've already faced him on the pitch at the World Cup. Lionel Messi has been at the top for ten years. He's been decisive every year. He wins trophies for his team. We will do our best to stop him."
"The critics don't get to me. This isn't the first time I've been criticized. They don't affect me. You have to get back to work to be more efficient."
"Rumors are a part of the transfer window. It's normal. I feel good here. My goal is to win a title with Lyon. Either way, I give my all."
Masculins / Barcelona-OL
Anthony Lopes injury summed up a night to forget for OL
Lyon's keeper left Wednesday's Champions League loss to Barcelona in tears after showing concussion symptoms.
Club / Champions League
OL message to fans: Thanks for your support at the Camp Nou!
The Club is grateful to each and every one of the 5,000 supporters who made the trip to the Catalonian capital for Wednesday's Champions League Round of 16 second leg.
OL exit Champions League with heavy loss to Barcelona
Lyon fell 5-1 in their Round of 16 return leg against the blaugranas, who had an inspired Lionel Messi running on all cylinders Wednesday night at the Camp Nou.
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Le latéral lyonnais et son pendant à gauche, Fernando Marçal, ont livré leur ressenti après la lourde défaite subie à Barcelone (5-1).
Bruno Genesio: "We didn't know how to respond to the pressure"
Lyon's coach gave his post-match verdict after Wednesday's elimination in the Champions League at the hands of Barcelona.
Road to Madrid FC Barcelone - OL
OLTV vous propose de vivre les coulisses des rencontres européennes de l'OL, avec des images en immersion au cœur du groupe de Bruno Génésio.
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Richard Litt to train $1.9 million Deep Impact colt
Posted by: AAP+ at 9:14am on 10/1/2020
The $1.9m Deep Impact colt by Honesty Prevails will be trained by Richard Litt
TOP ODDS! Get Paid Top Fluc or Top Tote!
Ottavio Galletta is the new owner of a $1.9 million colt, the most expensive yearling sold so far at the annual Magic Millions sale at the Gold Coast.
By the late Deep Impact out of Group winner Honesty Prevails, the colt, consigned by Arrowfield Stud and to be trained by Richard Litt, was one of four yearlings to reach $1 million or more on the second day of the sale on Thursday.
Galletta is the owner of the Litt-trained Group One winner Castelvecchio and recently bought Victory Lodge at Warwick Farm as he expands his racing interests.
Arrowfield has bought into Castelvecchio who was runner-up to newly crowned Japanese champion Lys Gracieux in the Cox Plate.
"It's amazing to be able to work with the Gallettas. They've given me massive opportunities and now it's my job to deliver," Litt said.
"Obviously his pedigree appealed. They don't make the Deep Impacts any more.
"He's out of a really good mare and he's a lovely individual as well."
Melbourne bloodstock agent Sheamus Mills outlaid $1.5 million for the top-priced filly by Written Tycoon out of 2011 Magic Millions Classic winner Karuta Queen offered by John Singleton's Strawberry Hill Stud.
James Bester and Coolmore's Tom Magnier teamed up to snare a Hinchinbrook-Harlem Heat colt from Yarraman Park Stud for $1.15 million.
The fourth million dollar lot from Day 2 will be trained by Gerald Ryan at Rosehill for Chinese businessman An Zhiqiang.
"He's a great athlete and moves so well," Ryan said. "He's as good a Redoute's Choice colt as I've seen for quite a few years."
"When I first saw him I fell in love with him.
"I didn't think we would have to go as high to get him but thankfully Mr An got him and I'm looking forward to training him."
The average for the sale now stands at $249,032 with 419 lots sold for clearance rate of 86 per cent.
Friday's session of Book One of the sale will also feature a silent auction of seven racing items with proceeds to the Magic Millions Bushfire Appeal.


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State grant would help fund bike routes in Forest Park
Village's Bikeways Project hopes for boost from Illinois Transportation Enhancement Program
by Robert J. Lifka November 28, 2017 February 9, 2021
2012 Historical Society Bike Tour | File
Forest Park officials are hoping financial assistance from the state of Illinois will help them make the village friendlier to bicyclists.
The village council, Nov. 27, unanimously approved application for a $227,101 Illinois Transportation Enhancement Program grant to establish four on-street bicycle routes. The total cost of the project, called the Forest Park Bikeways Project, would be $283,780, of which the village would provide $56,770.
The bicycle routes would be established by utilizing pavement markings and signage on Circle Avenue from Harlem Avenue to 16th Street; Jackson Boulevard from Harlem to Desplaines Avenue; Harvard Street from Harlem to Desplaines; and Van Buren Street from the Illinois Prairie Path to Desplaines. Village officials describe the four streets targeted for the proposed routes as "minor arterials" with low traffic.
The project also includes installation of 10 bicycle parking facilities, two on Van Buren and eight on Circle.
Village Administrator Tim Gillian said the pavement markings and signage would be similar to that on Jackson going into Oak Park.
"Like many other communities, we want to continue, where possible, bicycle strategies and this will be one of those efforts," Mayor Anthony Calderone explained. "We have to take it where we can find it and integrate it into our roadways."
He acknowledged that the project would not provide completely separate bicycle lanes.
"With our narrow streets, it's really hard to provide the separation between bicycle traffic and vehicle traffic that's seen in other communities," he said.
In the grant application, village officials said the project would improve safety for bicyclists by providing a safe, dedicated bicycle route or shared lane. The proposed pavement markings and signage would alert motorists about shared roadway responsibility, increasing awareness, they added.
Gillian said the grant applications are due Feb. 1 with announcement of awards expected in three to six months. If the village is not successful in obtaining the grant, the project will be tabled until another grant opportunity presents itself, he added.
Village officials said the streets chosen for the bicycle routes are in central locations and connect the village's east, west, north and south boundaries. The proposed bicycle routes would connect with existing bicycle facilities such as the Illinois Prairie Path on the west side of the village and proposed bicycle facilities such as bicycle lanes under the Eisenhower Expressway expansion project.
In the grant application, village officials note that the proposed improvements are based on a report compiled by the Active Transportation Alliance, which analyzed bicycle facilities within the village for possible improvements. In the report, the alliance outlined the need for increased multi-model transportation facilities in the village.
In addition to providing bicyclists with a dedicated, safe path through the community and guide them to points of interest in the village, secondary benefits of the project include improved public health and decreased dependence on vehicular transportation. Village officials said local bicyclists describe the proposed routes as "comfortable" and "having good connections."
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The beach at Bleik is one of many gorgeous examples across Vesterålen.
One of the biggest problems when putting together the first edition of a travel guidebook is not knowing what you're going to want to include.
My remit for Moon Norway is clear. I'm to produce a guidebook suitable for a first- or second-time visitor rather than a comprehensive guide to the country. This means I have to be selective about the places I include, even in popular areas like Lofoten. The problem is, how do I plan my travel without knowing beforehand which places they are?
The answer is to keep things as flexible as possible. For example, on my recent visit to Lofoten, I planned accommodation for my first two nights and the last night and decided to hire a car. This kept a big stretch of time flexible, and that turned out to be the right decision.
I knew I would include Lofoten—of course I would. It tops the bucket list of so many travelers, which I verified with a recent post on my "Norway Traveller" Facebook page asking where people most wanted to visit. Over 50% said Lofoten! But where else to include?
I'd narrowed it down to the nearby Vesterålen archipelago or the towns of Harstad and Narvik. I'd seen enough of the local tourist office website and Instagram account to know that Vesterålen was pretty, but I was a little concerned it would be "Lofoten light" and not be of interest to travelers who were already going to Lofoten.
The Hurtigruten museum at Stokmarknes features the original MS Finnmarken.
How wrong I was. As soon as I arrived on Vesterålen, I knew I'd be staying for the next few days.
True, the scenery is not as dramatic as Lofoten. The mountains are lower and somewhat more rounded, but no less spectacular. With regional capital Sortland at its center, the islands span out in all directions offering choice and helping to keep the roads and attractions much less crowded. Touring Lofoten, you're pretty much stuck with the E10 highway, which gets clogged in the popular summer months.
Sortland itself is of little interest beyond its blue city project that has seen a big chunk of buildings downtown painted in similar shades of blue. Originally the idea of local artist Bjørn Elvenes, the blue city project was plagued by various bureaucratic and artistic arguments, leading to a rather haphazard implementation. What was intended to be a 3D interactive painting is now a curious sideshow as you stop for lunch or to refuel.
An hour's drive north of Sortland is the curious fishing village of Nyksund, abandoned in 1970 as the local fishing industry relocated elsewhere. In recent years, the village has enjoyed a new lease of life thanks to a small number of lodgings, cafés, and galleries serving curious backpackers. The remote village can only be reached by a narrow coastal road that clings to the mountainside. Once there, many travelers choose to hike five kilometers across the head to Stø, another fishing village with more modern facilities.
The remote fishing village of Nyksund has enjoyed a new lease of life as a tourist stop.
After staying the night in the historic Sortland Hotell, I still had some time to kill the next day. I chose to explore the most northerly island, Andøya. I'd heard the beach at Bleik was a worthy trip, and the nearby town of Andenes seemed a decent size.
The drive took longer than expected because Andøya is simply beautiful. Driving up the west coast of the island, I lost count of the number of times I stopped to take pictures, breathe the fresh air, or just gaze in wonder.
The beach at Bleik is indeed breathtaking. Of course it doesn't compare to the beaches of Florida or the Caribbean, but this is the Norwegian Arctic, in April! There are plenty of guesthouses, cabins, and campsites in the area that had me scribbling notes and planning out an itinerary to stay on Andøya for a whole week. Perhaps next summer!
The short 10-minute drive to Andenes was interrupted by an unexpected find, the Norwegian Space Center. At this educational center, you can learn about the Norwegian space program and take part in a simulated research mission to the moon. How could I not include this in Moon Norway!?
One thing I've loved about the guidebook research so far is these unexpected finds, all over the country. You could argue that more needs to be done to promote these remote attractions. Well, I'm doing my part!
Andenes was a charming town and even in April was thriving with life. The guide at the space center pointed me towards a local coffee shop—Kaffehuset Strøm Eriksen—where the beans are roasted on the premises. This is something you only tend to find in the bigger cities in Norway, so finding it on these remote islands was a real treat.
My return to Sortland via Andøya's east coast revealed yet more beautiful, empty stretches of sand, plus a charming old wooden church just outside the village of Dverberg.
Getting to Vesterålen is simple. The Hurtigruten calls at its spiritual home Stokmarknes (where you'll also find the Hurtigruten museum) and Sortland, while flights from Oslo arrive daily at Evenes airport, just south of the islands. During the summer, flights from Oslo also land at Andenes airport. For those staying on Lofoten, you can take a detour to Vesterålen via the 30-minute ferry ride from Fiskebøl to Melbu. Cars, bicycles, and foot passengers are welcome.


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"We can change the planet with this process." - David Johnson.
It was his second day on the job at New Mexico State University and David Johnson was handed a project.
Johnson, NMSU research scientist and molecular biologist, does research for the Institute of Sustainable Agricultural Research at NMSU. He explains that the problem with dairy manure is its salinity, the salt content.
However, where there's a will, there's a way: "My wife (Hui-Chun Su Johnson) also got a little tired of me coming in with all the dirty clothes, and she said we're going to do something about it," he laughed.
The pair created the Johnson-Su Bioreactor, a home-built static composter using a standard shipping pallet, landscaping fabric, a few plastic pipes, and reinforcing wire mesh making it accessible for nearly any homeowner to make. Instructions and photos are available at https://mesanm.org/sustainable-ag-techniques/.
The static composting process reduced compost end-product salinity. You can use dairy manure but it's easily started with just leaves, and requires no turning, just daily watering for one minute. The compost from Johnson-Su composting bioreactors improves seed germination rates when used to coat seeds, improves soil water infiltration and water retention by helping to increase soil carbon content, and increases plant health, plant growth rates, and crop production.
The results that Johnson has seen leaves him with firm conviction of its future impact.
A seven-year experiment using a one-time dusting of the compost along with full-time cover cropping has benefited soil fertility and resulted in cotton that started at 24 inches in height now growing to six feet tall, producing five bales of cotton per acre, up from 2.5 bales.
Learn how to make and take home a Johnson-Su Bioreactor with Cruces Creatives Makerspace, 205 E. Lohman Ave., from 10 a.m. to noon on Saturday, May 26. More information at https://crucescreatives.org/event-2902369.
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using namespace Upp;

#define  LAYOUTFILE "main.lay"
#include <CtrlCore/lay.h>

#define LOG_PANEL

struct ConvDbId : Convert
{
	virtual Value Format(const Value& q) const
	{
		return ::Format("%.4d", q);
	}
} convdbid;

void MakeDropList(One<Ctrl>& ctrl)
{
	ctrl.Create<DropList>()
	   .Add(Null, "")
	   .Add(0, "None")
	   .Add(1, "Minimal")
	   .Add(2, "Full");
}

void MakeButton(One<Ctrl>& ctrl)
{
	ctrl.Create<Button>();
}

struct App : public WithGridPanel<TopWindow>
{
	typedef App CLASSNAME;

	EditInt edit0;
	EditInt edit1;
	EditString edit2;
	EditInt e0, e1;
	DropList list, colors, names, numbers;
	Splitter spl;

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	WithLookOptionsLayout<ParentCtrl> lookopt;
	WithColorsOptionsLayout<ParentCtrl> colsopt;
	WithNumberLayout<ParentCtrl> numsopt;

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	ArrayCtrl arr;

	void InitGrid()
	{
		const int names_cnt = 6;
		const int colors_cnt = 4;
		const int numbers_cnt = 10;

		const char * s_names[] = { "Jack", "Martin", "Smith", "Billy", "Eve", "Pamela" };
		const char * s_colors[] = { "Red", "Blue", "White", "Black" };

		#ifdef LOG_PANEL
		dlog = &log0;
		#endif

		grid.Inserting();
		grid.Appending();
		grid.Moving();
		grid.Removing();
		grid.Navigating();
		grid.Searching();
		grid.Editing();

		grid.WhenLeftDouble = THISBACK(Double);

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		{
			String name = Format("Column %d", i+1);
			int size = rand()%40 + 50;
			grid.AddColumn(name, size).Min(5);
			arr.AddColumn(name, size).HeaderTab().Min(5);
		}

		for(int i = 0; i < names_cnt; i++)
			names.Add(i, s_names[i]);
		for(int i = 0; i < colors_cnt; i++)
			colors.Add(i, s_colors[i]);
		for(int i = 0; i < numbers_cnt; i++)
			numbers.Add(i, Format("Number %d", i));

		grid.GetColumn(1).Edit(names).SetConvert(names);
		grid.GetColumn(2).Edit(numbers).SetConvert(numbers);
		grid.GetColumn(3).Edit(colors).SetConvert(colors);
		grid.GetColumn(4).Edit(edit0);
		grid.GetColumn(5).Edit(edit1);

		numbers.DropFocus();
		names.DropFocus();
		colors.DropFocus();

//		grid.Add(numsopt.total_rows);

		for(int i = 0; i < numsopt.total_rows; i++)
			for(int j = 0; j < numsopt.total_cols; j++)
			{
				switch(j)
				{
					case 0: grid.Set(i, j, Value(i + 1)); break;
					case 1: grid.Set(i, j, rand() % (names_cnt - 1)); break;
					case 2: grid.Set(i, j, rand() % (numbers_cnt - 1)); break;
					case 3: grid.Set(i, j, rand() % (colors_cnt - 1)); break;
					default:
						grid.Set(i, j, Value(rand()%500));

				}
				arr.Set(i, j, Value(rand()%500));
			}

		grid.ResizePaintMode(2);
		grid.ResizeColMode(0);
		grid.ResizeRowMode(0);
		grid.HorzGrid(lookopt.hgrid).VertGrid(lookopt.vgrid);
		grid.EvenColor();
		grid.ColoringMode(2);
		grid.EditCell();
		grid.MultiSelect(editopt.multiline);
		grid.SelectRow(editopt.select_row);
		grid.Sorting(editopt.sorting);
		grid.MovingCols(1).MovingRows(1);
		grid.SetToolBar();
		grid.Dragging();
		grid.SetCursor(0);

		//grid.AutoHideSb();

		arr.HeaderTab(0).SetRatio(10);
		arr.HeaderObject().Absolute();//ReduceNext();
		arr.MultiSelect();
		arr.Inserting();
		arr.SetLineCy(20);
		//arr.ColumnAt(1).Ctrls(MakeDropList);
		//arr.ColumnAt(2).Ctrls(MakeButton);
		arr.ColumnAt(1).Edit(e0);
		arr.ColumnAt(2).Edit(e1);

		grid1.AddColumn("c0");
		grid1.AddColumn("c1");
		grid2.AddColumn("c0");
		grid2.AddColumn("c1");

	}

	void Double()
	{
		if(grid.IsCursor())
			PromptOK("Hello");
	}

	void LookOptions(int n)
	{
		switch(n)
		{
			case 0:	 grid.Indicator(lookopt.indicator);                          break;
			case 1:	 grid.HorzGrid(lookopt.hgrid);                               break;
			case 2:	 grid.VertGrid(lookopt.vgrid);                               break;
			case 3:	 grid.ResizingCols(lookopt.resizing_cols);			         break;
			case 4:	 grid.ResizingRows(lookopt.resizing_rows);			         break;
			case 5:  grid.LiveCursor(lookopt.live_cursor);				         break;
			case 6:	 grid.ResizePaintMode(lookopt.resize_paint_mode.GetIndex()); break;
			case 7:	 grid.ResizeColMode(lookopt.resize_col_mode.GetIndex());     break;
			case 8:  grid.ResizeRowMode(lookopt.resize_row_mode.GetIndex());     break;
			case 9:  grid.MovingCols(lookopt.moving_cols);                       break;
			case 10: grid.MovingRows(lookopt.moving_rows);                       break;
			case 11: grid.FullColResizing(lookopt.full_col_resizing);            break;
			case 12: grid.FullRowResizing(lookopt.full_row_resizing);            break;
			case 13:
				#ifdef flagDEBUG
				Ctrl::ShowRepaint((int) lookopt.repaint ? 30 : 0);
				#endif
				break;

			case 14: grid.Enable(!lookopt.disable);	     break;
			case 15: grid.Chameleon(lookopt.chameleon);  break;
		}
		grid.Repaint();
	}

	void ColorsOptions(int n)
	{
		switch(n)
		{
			case 0: grid.GetDisplay().SetTheme(~colsopt.theme);  break;
			case 1: grid.OddColor(SColorText, ~colsopt.odd_color); break;
			case 2: grid.EvenColor(SColorText, ~colsopt.even_color); break;
			case 3: grid.ColoringMode(colsopt.odd_even_mode); break;
			case 4: grid.GridColor(~colsopt.grid_color); break;
			case 5: grid.FocusColor(SColorText, ~colsopt.focus_color); break;
			case 6: grid.LiveColor(SColorText, ~colsopt.live_color); break;
		}
		grid.Repaint();
	}

	void EditOptions(int n)
	{
		switch(n)
		{
			case 0:	grid.MultiSelect(editopt.multiline);         break;
			case 1:	grid.SelectRow(editopt.select_row);          break;
			case 2:	grid.Sorting(editopt.sorting);               break;
			case 3:	grid.MultiSorting(editopt.multisort);        break;
			case 4:	grid.TabChangesRow(editopt.tab_changes_row); break;
			case 5:	grid.TabAddsRow(editopt.tab_adds_row);		 break;
			case 6:
				if(editopt.edit_mode == 0)
					grid.EditRow();
				else
					grid.EditCell();
				break;
			case 7: grid.OneClickEdit(editopt.one_click_edit);   break;
		}
		grid.Repaint();
	}

	void Actions(int n)
	{
		switch(n)
		{
			case 0:
			/*
				int cnt = grid.GetColumnCount();
				if(cnt < totalCols)
					grid.AddColumn(totalRows - cnt);
				else
					grid.RemoveColumn(cnt - totalRows);
				break;*/
				break;
			case 1:
			{
				int cnt = grid.GetCount();
				if(cnt < numsopt.total_rows)
					grid.Append(numsopt.total_rows - cnt);
				else
					grid.RemoveLast(cnt - numsopt.total_rows);
				break;
			}
			case 2: grid.SetFixedCols(numsopt.fixed_cols); break;
			case 3:	grid.SetFixedRows(numsopt.fixed_rows); break;

			case 4:
				grid.Clear();
				break;
			case 5:
				grid.Reset();
				break;
			case 400:
				log0 <<= "";
				break;
			case 401:
				grid.Debug();
				break;
			case 666:
				Close();
		}
		grid.Repaint();
	}

	App()
	{
		CtrlLayout(*this, "Grid Test Panel");
		CtrlLayout(editopt);
		CtrlLayout(lookopt);
		CtrlLayout(colsopt);
		CtrlLayout(numsopt);

		colsopt.odd_color.NoRampWheel();
		colsopt.even_color.NoRampWheel();
		colsopt.grid_color.NoRampWheel().NotNull();
		colsopt.focus_color.NoRampWheel();
		colsopt.live_color.NoRampWheel();

		opts.Add(lookopt, "Look");
		opts.Add(editopt, "Edit");
		opts.Add(colsopt, "Colors");
		opts.Add(numsopt, "Numbers");

		tab.Add(grid.SizePos(), "GridCtrl");
		tab.Add(arr.SizePos(), "ArrayCtrl");
		tab.Add(spl.Horz(grid1, grid2), "Splitter");

		lookopt.resize_paint_mode.Add("Line");
		lookopt.resize_paint_mode.Add("Line + Fixed");
		lookopt.resize_paint_mode.Add("Fixed + NonFixed");

		lookopt.resize_col_mode.Add("Absolute");
		lookopt.resize_col_mode.Add("Proportional");

		lookopt.resize_row_mode.Add("Absolute");
		lookopt.resize_row_mode.Add("Proportional");

		colsopt.odd_even_mode = 2;

		numsopt.total_cols <<= 8;
		numsopt.total_rows <<= 105;
		numsopt.fixed_cols <<= 0;
		numsopt.fixed_rows <<= 1;

		lookopt.indicator         <<= false;
		lookopt.hgrid             <<= true;
		lookopt.vgrid             <<= true;
		lookopt.resizing_cols     <<= true;
		lookopt.resizing_rows     <<= true;
		lookopt.moving_cols       <<= true;
		lookopt.moving_rows       <<= true;
		lookopt.full_col_resizing <<= true;
		lookopt.full_row_resizing <<= false;
		lookopt.chameleon         <<= false;

		editopt.multiline         <<= true;
		editopt.select_row        <<= false;
		editopt.sorting           <<= true;
		editopt.multisort         <<= true;
		editopt.tab_changes_row   <<= true;
		editopt.tab_adds_row      <<= true;
		editopt.edit_mode         = 1;
		editopt.one_click_edit    <<= false;

		lookopt.resize_paint_mode.SetIndex(2);
		lookopt.resize_col_mode.SetIndex(0);
		lookopt.resize_row_mode.SetIndex(0);

		lookopt.indicator         <<= THISBACK1(LookOptions, 0);
		lookopt.hgrid             <<= THISBACK1(LookOptions, 1);
		lookopt.vgrid             <<= THISBACK1(LookOptions, 2);
		lookopt.resizing_cols     <<= THISBACK1(LookOptions, 3);
		lookopt.resizing_rows     <<= THISBACK1(LookOptions, 4);
		lookopt.live_cursor       <<= THISBACK1(LookOptions, 5);
		lookopt.resize_paint_mode <<= THISBACK1(LookOptions, 6);
		lookopt.resize_col_mode   <<= THISBACK1(LookOptions, 7);
		lookopt.resize_row_mode   <<= THISBACK1(LookOptions, 8);
		lookopt.moving_cols       <<= THISBACK1(LookOptions, 9);
		lookopt.moving_rows       <<= THISBACK1(LookOptions, 10);
		lookopt.full_col_resizing <<= THISBACK1(LookOptions, 11);
		lookopt.full_row_resizing <<= THISBACK1(LookOptions, 12);
		lookopt.repaint           <<= THISBACK1(LookOptions, 13);
		lookopt.disable           <<= THISBACK1(LookOptions, 14);
		lookopt.chameleon         <<= THISBACK1(LookOptions, 15);

		editopt.multiline         <<= THISBACK1(EditOptions, 0);
		editopt.select_row        <<= THISBACK1(EditOptions, 1);
		editopt.sorting           <<= THISBACK1(EditOptions, 2);
		editopt.multisort         <<= THISBACK1(EditOptions, 3);
		editopt.tab_changes_row   <<= THISBACK1(EditOptions, 4);
		editopt.tab_adds_row      <<= THISBACK1(EditOptions, 5);
		editopt.edit_mode         <<= THISBACK1(EditOptions, 6);
		editopt.one_click_edit    <<= THISBACK1(EditOptions, 7);

		for(int i = 0; i < grid.GetDisplay().GetThemeCount(); i++)
			colsopt.theme.Add(i, Format("Theme %d", i + 1));

		colsopt.theme <<= 5;

		colsopt.theme             <<= THISBACK1(ColorsOptions, 0);
		colsopt.odd_color         <<= THISBACK1(ColorsOptions, 1);
		colsopt.even_color        <<= THISBACK1(ColorsOptions, 2);
		colsopt.odd_even_mode     <<= THISBACK1(ColorsOptions, 3);
		colsopt.grid_color        <<= THISBACK1(ColorsOptions, 4);
		colsopt.focus_color       <<= THISBACK1(ColorsOptions, 5);
		colsopt.live_color        <<= THISBACK1(ColorsOptions, 6);

		numsopt.total_cols        <<= THISBACK1(Actions, 0);
		numsopt.total_rows        <<= THISBACK1(Actions, 1);
		numsopt.fixed_cols        <<= THISBACK1(Actions, 2);
		numsopt.fixed_rows        <<= THISBACK1(Actions, 3);

		clear_grid                <<= THISBACK1(Actions, 4);
		reset_grid                <<= THISBACK1(Actions, 5);

		exit                      <<= THISBACK1(Actions, 666);

		clear                     <<= THISBACK1(Actions, 400);
		#ifndef flagDEBUG
		debug.Hide();
		#else
		debug                     <<= THISBACK1(Actions, 401);
		#endif

		InitGrid();

		colsopt.odd_color         <<= grid.bg_odd;
		colsopt.even_color        <<= grid.bg_even;
		colsopt.grid_color        <<= grid.fg_grid;
		colsopt.focus_color       <<= grid.bg_focus;
		colsopt.live_color        <<= grid.bg_live;

		Sizeable().Zoomable()/*.BackPaint(false)*/;
	}
};

GUI_APP_MAIN
{
//	Ctrl::ShowRepaint(50);
	SetLanguage(LNGC_('E','N','U','S', CHARSET_UNICODE));
	App().Run();
}


text:
Three Lib Dem councillors suspended
By The Voice | Tue 3rd March 2009 - 11:20 am
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The Aberdeen Press and Journal reports,
Councillors who resigned from a local authority group have been suspended by their party and threatened with expulsion.
Paul Johnston, Sam Coull and Debra Storr quit the Aberdeenshire Council Liberal Democrat group, but remained members of the party, after a row over Donald Trump's golf resort plans.
A spokesman said the Scottish Liberal Democrat executive committee voted to suspend the trio at a meeting on Saturday.
He added: "The party hope they will rejoin the Liberal Democrat group on the council, but the choice is now theirs."
Read more by The Voice .
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Bernard Salmon 3rd Mar '09 - 12:18pm
It is worth pointing out that there are quite a few people in the Scottish party and elsewhere who feel that this suspension is unjust and that the three concerned have been the victims of a vendetta against them by the leadership of the council group for their opposition to the Trump application.
KL 3rd Mar '09 - 12:29pm
Bernard's comments about "quite a few" I suspect is the usual Scottish understatement! I've known Debra for many years (as have most people involved with the Scottish party) and she is a true stalwart of the organisation up here. I also know that she would not deliberately set out to damage the party but would be prepared to stand up for things which she believed to be right.
There are a number of issues about this which concern me, not least the fact that they (and Martin Ford, another long-serving party supporter) who has are being punished for a planning decision which the group leadership didn't approve of, regardless of the fact that these can't be whipped and must be dealt with independently. I understand that the subject was discussed by the Scottish Executive on Saturday and the suspension approved by them – a very, very disappointing turn of events.
Liberal Neil 3rd Mar '09 - 12:34pm
It is very easy to garble one's words in situations like this.
When the spokesman for the Scottish Party said:
"The party hope they will rejoin the Liberal Democrat group on the council, but the choice is now theirs."
I'm sure he really meant to say:
"The Scottish Party are fully committed to fully investigating this situation and the factors that led up to it over the past 18 months.
"If it is found that Debra Storr, Paul Johnston and Sam Coull (and even Martin Ford) are in the wrong, then it will be up to them to apologise and apply to rejoin the Lib Dem Group.
"If however it is found that the current situation is all a result of the Group's mistreatment of Martin Ford 18 motnhs ago over the Trump planning application later compounded by its mistreatment of Paul Johnston and Debra Storr's principled defence of him, then action will be taken against the Lib Dem group and they will be asked to apologise and change their ways."
I'm sure this must be the case, otherwise it would suggest that the Scottish Party does not believe it has a responsibility to properly investigate the whole situation, treat all members equally and ensure due process.
Sesenco 3rd Mar '09 - 12:47pm
I am amazed (and horrified) that any Liberal Democrat at all in Aberdeenshire or anywhere else support's Trump's proposal to ruin the North Sea coast.
Mark Senior 3rd Mar '09 - 12:54pm
I sincerely hope that the Press article wrongly quotes the unnamed Scottish Liberal Executive spokesman . If correct it would be a total betrayal of basic Liberal principles and the persecution of these 3 members for the "crime" of upholding Liberal values rather than selling them out to Trump .
Daniel Bowen 3rd Mar '09 - 12:56pm
The Scottish Party are making a bad situation worse. Paul, Martin and Debra have long been three Liberal Democrats most noted for their instinctive Liberalism and commitment to this Party. The so-called "Liberal Democrat" group and its authoritarian leader on Aberdeenshire seem intent on destroying the party in that part of the world and it is a disgrace the Scottish Party is backing them.
Steven Ronald 3rd Mar '09 - 1:56pm
I would say Good riddance to them – but it does seem harsh. What utter havoc they managed to cause with their zany nimby tree-hugging stance though.
"ruin the North Sea coast."
Eh?? He was building a golf course ffs.
Liberal Neil 3rd Mar '09 - 2:20pm
That would be this one then:
"The proposal involves the development of a golf resort including two 18-hole golf courses, a 450-bedroom hotel with conference centre and spa, 950 holiday apartments, 500 houses for sale and new access onto the A90 trunk road with ancillary developments."
Clearly just a small golf course ffs.
Amazing that those against the plans included:
"Scottish Natural Heritage, RSPB, Scottish Wildlife Trust, Botanical Society of the British Isles, Ramblers' Association Scotland and Councillors Ford, Johnston, Ross and Storr."
Didn't the plans also win an award recently?
So just to confirm; you're not only against golf course but also hotels, conference centres, holiday apartments and houses…
When they are going to be built on unspoilt coast and SSSIs I would at least think twice about it, yes.
David Allen 3rd Mar '09 - 3:17pm
I have no idea whether I'm against golf courses in Scotland ffs. But I do know that no decent party expels councillors over their views on planning issues – which of couse must be strictly non-party-political.
Hywel 3rd Mar '09 - 4:51pm
"But I do know that no decent party expels councillors over their views on planning issues – which of couse must be strictly non-party-political."
AIUI this concerns actions after the planning meeting rather than their decision. I'm not suggesting that I support the decision taken as I don't know enough details. I would be surprised if the people involved had done anything seriously to the detriment of the party though I have known sound liberals go off the rails on occasion.
But the treatment of them by their group does all go back to the planning decision.
It started after the original decision when the group then ousted Martin Ford from the Chair of the Committee.
It continued when the group leader publicly attacked Paul Johnston for making comments about the planning application and when she then refused to apologise once he had been exonerated by the satndards Committee.
It then sank to even further depths when Debra Storr came under attack for having the temerity to suggest that the group shouldn't condemn Paul until his case had been heard.
Unfortunately the Scottish Executive has ignored the complaints they made against the group, but 18 months down the line has decided to suspend the three.
What they should do is have a proper investigation into the whole series of events, not try and deal with the problem by ousting three councillors who, on the face of it, have been on the sharp end of some pretty shabby treatment.
Iain Rubie Dale 4th Mar '09 - 11:26am
If you are a Facebook member and wish to show support with the 4 Aberdeenshire councillors then please join the group "Solidarity with Debra".
Iain Sharpe 4th Mar '09 - 1:52pm
Is it really the case that Martin Ford was removed as convenor of the planning committee purely for the way he voted on the planning application?
I am not sure whether different rules apply in Scotland, but certainly on English councils we are not allowed to operate a whip on individual applications, even ones that have significant strategic importance for the council.
Applying retrospective sanctions against a committee chairman simply for exercising his right to use his judgment on a planning application comes very close to suggesting that a de facto whip is in force.
Assuming the process is similar in Scotland to that operating in England, the correct course of action for the developer would have been to appeal against the council's refusal of permission, with no reason for the council to conduct a witch hunt against councillors who voted the 'wrong' way.
If this case was symptomatic of wider concerns about the convenor's performance, then surely the group could have discreetly chosen a different convenor for the next municipal year. Likewise, if there was a problem that the members of the planning committee were at variance with the views of the majority of the council, then the groups could elect different members to serve on it at the next annual council.
Certainly it seems very strange that a decision on a planning application should lead to no confidence votes in a committee chair, expulsions or resignations from a council group and suspension with the threat of expulsion from the party.
Liberal Neil 4th Mar '09 - 3:06pm
See bernard salmon's blog post on the timeline of events here:
http://thesoundofgunfire.blogspot.com/2009/03/why-aberdeenshire-expulsions-would-be.html
And his original post at the time Martin King was ousted here:
http://thesoundofgunfire.blogspot.com/2007/12/rough-justice.html
You will start to see why so many party activists are concerned that the Scottish Executive do not appear to be looking at the whole picture in a balanced way.
Hywel 4th Mar '09 - 3:45pm
If you are a suspended member can you rejoin the council group in any case?
My vague recollection of model Standing Orders was that you had to be and remain a party member.
Bernard Salmon 4th Mar '09 - 4:24pm
Yes. There has never been any suggestion that Martin did anything wrong in the way he dealt with the Trump application. It's just that his fellow councillors disagreed with the judgement he came to.


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Our lead tax attorney, Eric Day, has a background in business and taxes. He has handled tax plans for small and large businesses, audited taxpayers on behalf of the IRS, and obtained the highest tax law degree possible. Whether you're being audited, building a tax plan for your business, or handling a tax lien from the IRS, our uniquely specific experience will be the biggest asset in your case.
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While we'll happily provide answers to all your questions, we're here to take the burden of your case off your shoulders as we pursue the best outcome.
Taxpayer had incurred a tax liability of $2,649,448.64 in taxes, penalties and interest from an audit that was conducted on their 1120 tax return. We filed an Offer in Compromise – Doubt as to Liability on behalf of the taxpayer and were able to provide the IRS with substantiation to reduce the balance to $3,957.00.
Taxpayer had lost an audit related to small business stock loss write-off. We appealed the decision of the auditor and were able to successfully substantiate all the stock losses that he had recorded on his return. He went from owing the IRS $19,971.00 in taxes and penalties to $0.
Taxpayer loses audit based on real estate education that she took to improve her ability as a Real Estate Professional. Because she had established herself as a tax professional we were able to get the IRS to accept the education expenses she incurred, which otherwise would not be deductible.
Ultimately, you care about your taxes because you care about your finances. Perhaps you have dreams of buying a house, paying off your debt, building a multi-million dollar business, or simply living a comfortable day-to-day lifestyle. No matter what your goals are, having a firm handle on your taxes will help you achieve them.
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React keeps on booming!
What is React?
React is a Javascript library for building user interfaces that was developed by Meta. Meta needed a specific tool to build and maintain their services. React's popularity has only grown in recent years. In 2013, Meta turned React into an open-source project, which became the centerpiece of the Javascript libraries for developers thanks to the hard work of the maintainers. Today, many important companies are actively using it, such as Netflix, Pinterest and Reddit, among others. At Pàu we are guided by Davy Engone, trainer and founder of Duolingo, to keep our skills up to date.
The philosophy behind React
The React team defines the philosophy as "Learn Once and Use Anywhere". That means that once you master the principles of React, you can use them to build web, mobile and desktop applications. For less technical people, it is important to know that this principle is particularly powerful in software development.
What is React Native?
In software development, there are two platforms that are relevant:
The Web platform, where websites run
The Mobile platform, where mobile apps run
Look at Apple. Their investment in iOS (Mobile) versus Safari (Web) is telling. They really want the Mobile platform to beat the Web platform.
On mobile, Native technologies are used to build apps:
Swift, Objective-C, SwiftUI and Cocoapods for iOS
Java and Kotlin for Android
These technologies are labeled as Native technologies because they allow developers to build apps for these platforms without the need for a translator.
However, React is made for the web, so it is not Native to the Mobile ecosystem (iOS or Android). React Native brings the React principles of UI development to the Mobile ecosystem. This means that a React developer can develop applications for the Mobile platform with less effort. A game-changer in 2015.
Today, there are more technologies that offer such capabilities: NativeScript, Flutter, and Xamarin.
React (Web) and React Native (Mobile) are 2 products from Meta. They created these products to allow their teams to work seamlessly on their Web platform and their mobile applications. That opened up the opportunity for web developers to become mobile developers as well.
However, each platform has its own specificities. That's why you can't just offer a React developer a React Native role. With interest and passion for mobile, the step is quickly taken to React Native.
Are you interested in a React, React Native role at Pàu, do not hesitate to contact us!
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