A vibrantly enamelled Art Nouveau silver brooch, dating to circa 1925-30, stamped with the makers mark BHC & Co, who were registered as operating in Birmingham from the late 1920's onwards, and 'Sterling". Offered in good condition, commensurate with age, it measures 32mm high, 26mm wide and weighs 9.4grams. It will be sent in a custom Levels Antiques jewellery box.


Forget about the lame selection of summer blockbusters, from Matisse's Cut-outs at Tate Madam ( ) to Sigmar Polke's Greatest Misses at MoMA NYC ( ) or Jeff Koons at The Whitney, an 80s relic still stuck with the same shallow and stunted tastes ( ). Koons' is art for the 1%ers from a manager of the 99%ers and leaves the museum looking more like a trade showroom with all that bling. It's a visual merchandising aesthetic for those that buy hype. To judge from the grapevine, rather than the measured salvos of mainstream salutes, I think The Whitless fatally misread the public's mood on this one and provide a regrettable but not unpredictable note on which to vacate its Madison Avenue premises.
Actually the best big name survey is over in Ghent at SMAK, with the photographs of Thomas Ruff, titled Lights. Of course we would say that. True to our name, WWR likes to look further afield, now and then. SMAK may sound more like a rehab than a municipal museum for contemporary art, but it consistently punches above its weight and this show is no exception. Curated by the aptly named Martin Germann (who is German) the show gathers five series from across Ruff's career, starting in the mid 70s (the artist is 54) with his precise tableaux of domestic interiors and charting his interest in technical resources, mostly digital, to the genres or themes that reside in such means, their vagaries or problematic content.
Germann showcases the abstracting tendency across Ruff's work, the way content becomes unreal or unreadable, even by the most conventional of means. The source object is progressively distanced by selective angle, frame and crucially, lighting, so that a domestic room for instance is rendered a complex intersection of planes, of uncertain scale, or a night sky of stars drawn from a radio-telescope is reduced to a scattering of just white blobs on a black ground, while 'Nights' employ 'night-vision' infra-red enhancement rendered in a green tint, to transform urban settings, and more recently the 'Photograms' series use a super-computer to process complex compositing of an object we can no longer even identify, beyond lens-based abstraction. A subset of 'Photograms', titled 'Negatives', reverse tonalities to more conventional scenes of sumptuous, possibly colonial interiors and adopt a blue tint, wittily titled 'Blueprints', underscoring formal, schematic values. Just why these last two series needed so much computation (Ruff worked at the physics research centre at Jülich, in North Rhine-Westphalia for this) I am unsure, even after reading the accompanying texts. But while the prints are large (and presumably the files even more so) the results look no more than extended Photoshop.
But really, it is the accumulative effect of the show – and astute curating – that impresses. Individually, the works have always been very restrained or detached. Ruff's scientific interests have always been manifest and manifestly not to everyone's liking, to judge from the comments threads to some of the German reviews for the show. But when you see a cross section of the work, as in Lights, the pull between realism and abstraction definitely gains traction. Some critics will still find the work a bit cold and calculating but there is also a wonderful restraint, a delicacy to this seemingly prosaic documentation. If the 'Photograms' sometimes seem not much more than screen saver animation, a better inclusion might have been some of his 'MA.R.S.' series, satellite images of the surface of Mars, drawn from the NASA website (and in the public domain). These too are variously Photoshopped to arrive at indeterminate planes, surfaces, scales. The work backs into abstraction on these terms, deriving from very concrete, realistic objects and process but ultimately rendered strange or unreadable.
The real point for me was seeing pictorial abstraction tracked through these most literal of genres, as the subtle filtering of realism to specific realms, each dependent upon special techniques or technology. Ruff is a key player because he has the breadth of vision to display this across scientific as well as sociological terrain although perhaps suffers a little for the accompanying detachment. But this is a must-see show. If only one of the big London public spaces could get onboard! Following the Ghent dates the show travels to Dusseldorf Kunsthalle, its spiritual home obviously, given the artist's residence there and long association with its distinguished Art Academy.
On the topic of the Koons survey, Barry Schwabsky also gives it the big thumbs down.


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Q: Why do I need sun-jaxws.xml file on glassfish 4? I am making some first steps into the world of JAX-WS and use glassfish 4.
I just tried to rebuild the JavaEE7 Oracle Jax-WS examples and have the following webservice:
@WebService
public class Hello {

    @WebMethod
    public String sayHello(String name) {
        System.out.println("Webservice sayHello called...");
        return "Hello " + name;
    }
}

There is nothing more.. I have deployed it on glassfish, I can use the Tester, I can see the WSDL - fine.
Now I was writing the client that should be called by a JSF2 view.. Here comes the bean:
@Named
@RequestScoped
public class HelloServiceClient {

    @WebServiceRef(wsdlLocation="http://localhost:8080/HelloService/HelloService?WSDL")
    private HelloService service;

    public String callHello() {
        Hello helloPort = service.getHelloPort();
        return helloPort.sayHello(" JSF2 View!");
    }

    public String callWSSayHello(String name) {
        Hello helloPort = service.getHelloPort();
        return helloPort.sayHello(name);
    }
}

There is also a minimalistic view just calling the callHello() method and display the result.
I was deploying that application to the same glassfish server and got the following error:

java.io.IOException:
  com.sun.enterprise.admin.remote.RemoteFailureException: Error occurred
  during deployment: Exception while loading the app :
  java.lang.IllegalStateException: ContainerBase.addChild: start:
  org.apache.catalina.LifecycleException:
  com.sun.xml.ws.transport.http.servlet.WSServletException: WSSERVLET11:
  Laufzeitdeskriptor konnte nicht geparst werden:
  javax.xml.ws.WebServiceException: Laufzeitdeskriptor
  "/WEB-INF/sun-jaxws.xml" fehlt. Please see server.log for more
  details.

So I do not understand that concept of sun-jaxws - and even though - the oracle docs and example don't tell me anything about it.
Did I do something wrong - maybe in my IDE or anything else?

A: I have found the answer for my problem:
My IDE automatically added the WSServlet as a listener to my web.xml -> if you remove that from the web.xml it is working as expected.

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Q: Firefox shows warnings on preload fonts although they are used within the first second We use the following code to locally preload (for pagespeed reasons) Google fonts:
<link rel="preload" href="/css/google-fonts/6xK3dSBYKcSV-LCoeQqfX1RYOo3qOK7l.woff2" as="font" crossorigin>
<style type="text/css" media="screen, print">
    @font-face {
    font-family: 'Source Sans Pro';
    font-display: swap;
    font-style: normal;
    font-weight: 400;
    src: local('Source Sans Pro Regular'), local('SourceSansPro-Regular'), url(/css/google-fonts/6xK3dSBYKcSV-LCoeQqfX1RYOo3qOK7l.woff2) format('woff2');
    unicode-range: U+0000-00FF, U+0131, U+0152-0153, U+02BB-02BC, U+02C6, U+02DA, U+02DC, U+2000-206F, U+2074, U+20AC, U+2122, U+2191, U+2193, U+2212, U+2215, U+FEFF, U+FFFD;
    }
</style>

while Chrome (89.0.4389.82) does not show any warnings my Firefox 86.0 complains about that the preloaded fonts are not used within the first second of pageload.
Therefore I commented them out only to find out after reloading the page that the fonts are actually used and now the page uses wrong (i.e. default) fonts.
My firefox runs under german OS so the original warning message reads as follows:
"Die Ressource unter "http://localhost:8080/css/google-fonts/6xK3dSBYKcSV-LCoeQqfX1RYOo3qOK7l.woff2" wurde vorab geladen ("link-preload"), aber nicht innerhalb der ersten Sekunden verwendet. Es wird eine Überprüfung empfohlen, ob alle preload-Attribute korrekt gesetzt sind."

Deepl Translation would read something like this:
The resource at "http://localhost:8080/css/google-fonts/6xK3dSBYKcSV-LCoeQqfX1RYOo3qOK7l.woff2" was preloaded ("link-preload") but not used within the first seconds. It is recommended to check if all preload attributes are set correctly.

I already checked stackoverflow and found:

*

*Preload is not supported by Mozilla firefox

*https://developer.mozilla.org/en-US/docs/Web/HTML/Preloading_content
Now I wonder whether this should already work as I used this in Firefox 86 (and support is described starting with FF 85)
Anything I am missing here?


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file(READ "${MATLAB_ROOT}/toolbox/local/pathdef.m" PATHDEF)

string(REGEX MATCH "matlabroot,'/toolbox/mlpack:',[ ]*..." MLPACK_PATHDEF
    "${PATHDEF}")

if("${MLPACK_PATHDEF}" STREQUAL "")
  # The MLPACK toolbox does not exist in the path.  Therefore we have to modify
  # the file.
  string(REPLACE "%%% END ENTRIES %%%"
      "matlabroot,'/toolbox/mlpack:', ...\n%%% END ENTRIES %%%" MOD_PATHDEF
      "${PATHDEF}")

  file(WRITE "${PATHDEF_OUTPUT_FILE}" "${MOD_PATHDEF}")
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  # Write unmodified file.
  file(WRITE "${PATHDEF_OUTPUT_FILE}" "${PATHDEF}")
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This Pyle Pro PTA1000 2-Channel Professional Power Amp with Bluetooth has power—1,000 watts! Each input takes RCA, XLR, or 1/4 in. phono. Control each channel with an illuminated knob. A clipping LED reminds you to turn it down if your signal is distorted. Use in stereo, mono or bridge mode for maximum output. Hook up your speakers using the 2 speakON connectors or use the shock-free banana plugs on the back. The heavy duty fan with aluminum heat sink and protection circuit guards your equipment for optimum performance.


Rajasthan is a land rich in music, Dance, Art & Craft and Adventure, a land that never ceases to intrigue & enchant. The inherent buoyancy and dryness of the land is evident in every aspect of the lifestyle of the people, and also, in the colorful turbans and soup-strainer moustaches sported by the Men and bright mirrored skirts and silver jewellery worn by the women.
This travel package contains colorful Rajasthan with Taj Mahal, holy river Ganges in Varanasi and the Himalayas (Nepal).
Welcome to India, You will be received by our "Incredible Real India Tours" representative or your driver at international airport and assisted to your hotel. In the Hotel the representative / driver will hand over your documents regarding the tour, Overnight in Hotel.
Delhi is one of the oldest continually inhabited cities in the world. Having been the capital of several empires in ancient India, Delhi was a major city in the old trade routes from northwest India to the Gangetic Plains.
Proceed for Shekhawati region to a town called Nawalgarh/ Dundlod / Mandawa). This town and the nearby areas of Shekhawati region are famed for its beautiful painted haveli's (mansions) which were constructed by wealthy merchants of the region in the 18th and 19th centuries. Overnight in Hotel.
Drive down through Shekhawati region to Bikaner. In the afternoon you will be taken on a half day city tour of the Junagarh Fort, excursion to world famous rat's temple at Deshnok town. Overnight in Hotel.
Drive down to Jaisalmer, Driving through the Rajasthani Thar desert you arrive at Jaisalmer, one of the jewels in India's crown. Exquisite wood and sandstone buildings dot the town and within Jaisalmer Fort are homes, hotels and shops hidden in ancient lane ways. Overnight in Hotel.
Visiting the JAISALMER FORT – The oldest living Fort in the world and some astonishing havelis (Mansions). In the afternoon, proceed to the SAM or KHURI SAND DUNES for brief Camel safari & a typical Rajasthani Desert Village. View the sunset from the dunes, as the sky is set on fire. Return to the village for dinner amidst Rajasthani musicians playing haunting tunes. Stay overnight at the SWISS TENT CAMP/ HOTEL.
To have an camel safari and stay at night in the desert or come back to Jaisalmer and sleep in the hotel it is up to your choice "Real India Tour" team will follow your choice.
En-route Visit world famous Jain Temples of Ranakpur. The eternal Jain pilgrimage centre of Ranakpur. Admire the workmanship from the 16th century temples & Kumbhalgarh fort – the stronghold of the kingdom of Mewar built by Maharana Kumbha in 1453. Visit the palace and see the beautiful mural paintings in the Zenana Mahal (ladies quarters). The view from the parapet wall is breath taking and this is where the soldiers used to be stationed to view the advent of the enemies. The fort has 7 gates through which we need to enter to gain access to the palaces. See the temple where Maharana Kumbha was treacherously killed by his own kith and kin during his prayer to win the seat of Mewar. Evening at leisure.
En-route Visit world famous Jain Temples of Ranakpur & Kumbhalgarh fort. the stronghold of the kingdom of Mewar built by Maharana Kumbha in 1453. Visit the palace and see the beautiful mural paintings in the Zenana Mahal (ladies quarters). The view from the parapet wall is breath taking and this is where the soldiers used to be stationed to view the advent of the enemies. The fort has 7 gates through which we need to enter to gain access to the palaces. See the temple where Maharana Kumbha was treacherously killed by his own kith and kin during his prayer to win the seat of Mewar. Evening at leisure.
Visit the City Palace the richest palace museum in the entire Rajasthan. Later, see the Sahelion ki Bari where Maharana Sangram Singh build this garden complex with fountains and lakes for his beautiful daughter. In the evening we take a lake cruise on the placid waters of Lake Pichola by sunset and visit the island palace Jagmandir where according to legends the Mughal Emperor Shah Jehan lived and got inspired to build the Taj Mahal later. Evening at leisure.
Drive down for Pushkar, which happens to be the holiest places according to the Hindus as it is considered that Lord Brahma (the Creator) and his wife Saraswati (the goddess of learning and music) performed a ritual in the lake. Here we visit the only Brahma temple in the world before intermingling with the local colors in the local bazaar. Pushkar is also world famous for its cattle fair, which is held each year in the month of October/November. Evening at leisure.
After breakfast continue towards Jaipur and reach by lunch-time and check into hotel. After lunch set off to see the Pink city visiting the observatory Jantar Mantar built in 1727 by Sawai Maharaja Jai Singh II who was a mathematician, an astronomer an astrologer and a great musician of his era. He built five observatories throughout India – Jaipur, Ujjain, Varanasi, Mathura and Delhi but only the one at Jaipur is functional. Then visit the City Palace of the Maharaja of Jaipur with a fabulous collection of robes and saris in cotton and silk with gold latticed work. Evening at leisure.
A full day's program takes you to nearby Amber fort, then up to the awesome fortress by elephant. Evening at leisure in your hotel.
The morning drive leads you to Agra via Emperor Akbar's deserted city of Fatehpur Sikri, an almost perfectly preserved 4oo year old Mughal capital. Quintessential Mughal city, that was the capital of their empire in the 16th and 17th centuries. Apart from Taj Mahal, theirs is the magnificent Agra Fort to visit. Evening at leisure in your hotel.
Varanasi, formerly known as Banaras, is one of the most important religious cities in India. When you walk the crowded streets of the old city near the Ganges river, you will see holy men, holy cows, and holy temples all over the place.
Early in the morning at the time of sunrise we take you to banks of the river Ganges where we board a boat to see the morning ablutions of the Hindus from the security of our boat. The boat ride starts from Dasashwamedh Ghat and ends at Manikarnika Ghat along the sacred Ganges, You can visit Assi Ghat, Dasaswamedh Ghat, Harish Chandra Ghat, Manikarnika Ghat, Tulsi Ghat. See the Kashi Vishwanath temple and the Gyanvyapi kund and the mosque attached to it. Also visit the Benares Hindu University the largest residential university in India with more than 3000 residential students. Return to your hotel for breakfast. Later visit Sarnath the sacred city for the Buddhist all over the world. It was here that Lord Buddha preached his first sermon to his first five disciples. Also worth visiting is the museum with artifacts dating back to 3rd century BC. Visit the nearby ruins of the ancient seat of learning in Sarnath. Overnight in Hotel.
Katmandu's Durbar Square is one of three durbar (royal palace) squares in the Kathmandu Valley. Visit Patan is 15 minutes drive from Kathmandu. Lalitpur, the city of beauty is separated from Kathmandu only by the Bagmati River and is the second largest town in the valley.
2 Pashupatinath Temple:- Not only is Pashupatinath the most important Hindu temple in Nepal, its one of the most important Shiva temples on the subcontinent and draws numerous devotees from all over India each year. Pashupatinath is considered to have a special concern for the kingdom of Nepal.
Visit Bhaktapur City:- Bhaktapur Durbar Square is a conglomeration of pagoda and shikhara style temples grouped around a fifty-five window palace of brick and wood. The square is one of the most charming architectural showpieces of the Valley as it highlights the ancient arts of Nepal.
Nagarkhot, located 32 kilometers east of Kathmandu, is one of the most scenic spots in Bhaktapur district and is renowned for its spectacular sunrise view of the Himalaya when the weather is clear. Visitors often travel to Nagarkhot from Kathmandu to spend the night so that they can be there for the breathtaking sunrise. Nagarkhot has become famous as one of the best spots to view Mount Everest as well as other snow-topped peaks of the Himalayan range of eastern Nepal.
Dhulikhel:- This is a scenic and ancient town situated 30 kilometers east of Kathmandu on the Arniko Rajmarg (Kathmandu Kodari Highway). From here one has a panoramic view of the Himalayan range. From the main town, a short visit to Namobuddha, with the stupa and Buddhist Monastery, is highly recommended. Panauti, a village noted for its numerous temples with magnificent woodcarvings, is a short distance from Dhulikhel.
Note:- All these above places to visit are up to your choice to visit or not.
In the morning, take a leisurely breakfast, Later take a flight to Delhi, Upon Arrival in Delhi, You will be received by one of the team member of "Incredible Real India Tours". You can visit Sikh Temple or you can walk around Cannaught Place, Take a dinner in the restaurants at this center of the city.
A full day sightseeing of Delhi. Starting with Old Delhi with a visit to Red Fort, the Jama Masjid. In the afternoon visiting New Delhi, seeing the India gate, Parliament house, the Secretariat building and the Presidential house. Overnight in Hotel.
Later you will transfer to the International airport 3 hours before to board the International flight time for your further journey back to your Country. The services of "Incredible Real India Tours" Ends Here.
Air-conditioned car with driver, all inclusive. Fuel for car, Insurance, Road and State taxes, Toll taxes, Parking fees and all transport related expense including Driver's food and lodging.
Sunset time Boating in Lake Pichola.
Tips, laundry, telephone bills, postage, and Beverages. Meals unless specified.
Movie/video camera fee at monuments.
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During travel, if you want to change any hotel, you have to inform us 7 days prior.
We are not responsible for any flight or train cancellation or no-show at the last moment. In such situation the compensation and dealings will be between you and the concerning company, we are not obliged to play role as mediator.


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As a secular, non-sectarian, universal notion of art arose in 19th-century Western Europe, ancient and Medieval Christian art began to be collected for art appreciation rather than worship, while contemporary Christian art was considered marginal. Occasionally, secular artists treated Christian themes (Bouguereau, Manet) — but only rarely was a Christian artist included in the historical canon (such as Rouault or Stanley Spencer). However many modern artists such as Eric Gill, Marc Chagall, Henri Matisse, Jacob Epstein, Elizabeth Frink and Graham Sutherland have produced well-known works of art for churches.[1] Salvador Dali is an artist who had also produced notable and popular artworks with Christian themes.[2] Contemporary artists such as Makoto Fujimura have had significant influence both in sacred and secular arts. Other notable artists include Larry D. Alexander and John August Swanson. Some writers, such as Gregory Wolfe, see this as part of a rebirth of Christian humanism.[3] Scripture Verse Wall Art
He also made two capitals of molten bronze to set on the tops of the pillars; the height of the one capital was five cubits and the height of the other capital was five cubits. There were nets of network and twisted threads of chainwork for the capitals which were on the top of the pillars; seven for the one capital and seven for the other capital. So he made the pillars, and two rows around on the one network to cover the capitals which were on the top of the pomegranates; and so he did for the other capital. The capitals which were on the top of the pillars in the porch were of lily design, four cubits. There were capitals on the two pillars, even above and close to the rounded projection which was beside the network; and the pomegranates numbered two hundred in rows around both capitals. Thus he set up the pillars at the porch of the nave; and he set up the right pillar and named it Jachin, and he set up the left pillar and named it Boaz. On the top of the pillars was lily design. So the work of the pillars was finished.
For the entrance of the inner sanctuary he made doors of olive wood, the lintel and five-sided doorposts. So he made two doors of olive wood, and he carved on them carvings of cherubim, palm trees, and open flowers, and overlaid them with gold; and he spread the gold on the cherubim and on the palm trees. So also he made for the entrance of the nave four-sided doorposts of olive woodread more. Scripture Verse Wall Art

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Acne is a common inflammatory skin condition that affects more than 80% of teenagers. It is characterized by blackheads, whiteheads, pimples, and deeper lumps (cysts) that occur on the face, neck, chest, back, shoulders, and upper arms. Acne ranges from mild to more severe forms.
Acne is caused by many factors affecting the skin including the combination of overactive sebaceous gland oil glands, clogged pores, and bacteria (especially one called Propionibacterium acnes). Other factors that can bring on acne or worsen it include heredity, hormones, menstruation, and emotional stress.
What kind of treatments can I expect for my acne?
There are many types of acne treatments that are effective including topical and oral therapies that all work in fighting acne in different ways. Some of the topical creams work by unplugging clogged pores, by killing some of the bacteria that causes acne, or by decreasing the swelling and redness. Some of these topical therapies can cause skin irritation and dryness. It may be necessary to decrease the amount of topical therapy or use your medication every other day until you can better tolerate the dryness.
These treatments are effective but require regular application of topical gels or creams and use of medicated face washes. In some cases, oral therapy may be necessary. This means you may have to take a pill once or twice a day as prescribed by your doctor.
Most discoloration such as red or brown marks that remain after a pimple resolves will eventually fade or disappear over time. Some scars such as those that are raise or indented may require other treatments once acne breakouts are under control with your treatment. To avoid more scars avoid pimple popping or squeezing.
What kind of makeup can I wear?
Choose an oil free, noncomedogenic concealer and foundation. Some of the best foundations for acne prone skin are mineral based makeups. Other options include some foundations like Clinique's Acne Solutions Liquid Makeup or Neutrogena Skin clearing Liquid Makeup which contain salicylic acid which work to control breakouts.
Avoid taking multivitamins or products with Vitamin A or Beta-carotene while on Accutane.
If you see another physician while taking Accutane, inform them that you are taking Accutane. If you are prescribed any medications, it is always a good idea to give us a call with the name of the medicine for our records. If you are given an oral antibiotic, please notify our office as it may be necessary to stop your Accutane while you are on this medication.
Discontinue alcohol use while on Accutane.
Avoid wearing contact lenses. If you do so, always lubricate your lenses well before inserting or removing them. Lubricate them several times during the day.
If you have unwanted hair that you usually tweeze, you may continue this, but if you have your hair waxed, it is recommended that you avoid this while on Accutane. Prolonged redness, burns or skin erosions may occur during and after waxing.
Accutane can cause abnormal scarring. Consult your doctor before having any surgical procedures while on Accutane and for six months after completion.
Do not have any chemical peels, laser treatments, body piercing, or tattoos placed while on Accutane or for six months following completion.
Minimize sun exposure while on Accutane. Sunscreens with an SPF 30 or sunscreens with Titanium Dioxide should be used. Try to avoid the sun during the hours of 11 am to 3 pm.
All females should use two forms of birth control (abstinence can be one of them) while on Accutane and delay any considerations for pregnancy for three months after completion.
Products such as Aquapor Healing Ointment, Vaseline, or Dr. Dan's Cortibalm should be used for lip dryness resulting from taking Accutane.
The skin and nasal lining often become dry while on Accutane. In some cases a few nosebleeds may occur. To help control this effect, a skin moisturizer should be used daily. Also, a small amount of a saline nasal gel or saline spray can be used once or twice each day inside the nostrils as needed.
If you need an over-the-counter pain reliever while on Accutane, we recommend using Ibuprofen (also known as Motrin and Advil) instead of Acetaminophen (Tylenol).
Do not pick at any dry skin or acne lesions and do not share your medication with anyone.
Acne treatments usually take one week to work.
At home acne treatments take about 4-8 weeks before you see improvement. No acne treatment works overnight. In fact, you may see your acne worsen in the first couple weeks of treatment.
Acne is caused by dirty skin.
Acne is not caused by dirty skin. In fact, you can wash your face and shower multiple times a day and still get acne.
Greasy foods can get into your acne pores.
Oil from greasy foods do not seep into your pores. However, eating oily food can leave residual oil around your mouth that can worsen acne.
It is best to scrub vigorously with a course sponge to wash your face.
You should use your fingertips and apply cleanser then rinse. It is not necessary to scrub your skin as this will just irritate your skin and pimples.
Sun exposure will help dry out my acne.
Sun tanning and UV beds can make your skin worse by darkening skin discoloration and scars from acne. Also, some acne medications make you sensitive to UV rays which can further damage your skin.
It is a good idea to pop a pimple before it scars.
It is best not to manipulate acne pimples as it can increase the risk of a skin infection and cause more scarring.
Chocolate and gluten are the only foods directly correlated with acne breakouts.
In general, foods with high glycemic index (white bread, chips, white potatoes, pasta, and sweets) have been associated with acne. Further, there is a weak association with dairy and acne, particularly skim milk. It is best to eat a balanced diet for overall health and better skin.
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Efficiently Charging Electric Buses On the Line and in the Depot
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That's why Krakow uses one charging solution for both day and night
Krakow is committed to clean air and is investing in electric mobility in public transport like no other major Polish city. The first electric buses have already been operating in the city since 2014. In 2021, 50 more vehicles have been added, transporting passengers in the area of Krakow where the highest levels of air pollution are recorded (see: cleantechnica.com). But the expansion of the e-bus fleet presented the city with a challenge.
How to Efficiently Charge around 80 Electric Buses Overnight in the Future?
When it comes to electromobility, Krakow plays a pioneering role in Poland. The municipality was the first major city to withdraw all buses with Euro 4 engines and older from service and invest in the first electric buses (see: cleantechnica.com). At the time, the city relied on fast charging on the line and had its small test fleet equipped with roof-mounted pantographs from Schunk.
Charging can take place both in the depot and during operation at a charging station
Roof-mounted pantographs work according to the bus-up principle. This means that the bus stops under a charging station and extends the pantograph mounted on the roof. This automatically connects to the charging station and charges the battery.
Charging stations of this type were installed at various terminal stops and in the city's depots and were designed to charge the batteries quickly. At that time, overnight charging could still be realized by a plug-in solution in the depot.
Fast Charging by Day — Slow Charging by Night
In the meantime, however, the requirements have changed. Now, almost 80 electric buses require an efficient overnight charging solution. In other words, no one wants to fiddle with plugs here anymore. And it's not necessary either. Because: Krakow has not only invested in 50 new electric buses with roof-mounted current collectors, but also in corresponding contact systems for automated charging in the depot. This means that all electric buses on Krakow's roads can now be charged quickly on the route with high charging power and slowly overnight with low charging power.
A Typical Challenge of Transport Companies with Growing Electric Bus Fleet
Timo Staubach, responsible for the Strategic Business Area Battery Driven Vehicles at Schunk, says:
"We see here a typical challenge of transport companies with a growing fleet: How do I implement overnight charging in the future - via a plug-in solution or with pantographs?"
In his view, automated overnight charging using pantographs offers decisive advantages.
Advantages of Charging Electric Buses in the Depot
At the depot, the vehicle automatically contacts the pantograph already installed on the vehicle. Manual plugging in of charging plugs is no longer necessary.
Due to the long charging time overnight, only little current needs to flow. Accordingly, charging stations with low charging power can be used, which are less expensive and more compact in terms of installation.
The charging current collector combines safe and efficient overnight charging with high-performance charging during operation at selected stops. This means that all buses that are charged during the day with high charging power on the route can also use overnight charging. In this way, the depot is used efficiently.
In addition,
battery cells with different charge levels can be brought to the same charge level by means of→ battery control, keyword "battery balancing".
energy for vehicle heating in the morning can be drawn directly from the charging station via the current collector without consuming energy from the battery.
→ In our Blog Post "Three Reasons Why Depot Charging Reduces Costs" you learn more about the benefits of depot charging of electric buses and get to know yet a further Schunk solution for exclusive depot charging.
Timo Staubach, said:
"For us as a manufacturer of charging solutions, it's great to see how Krakow is investing in electromobility in public transport, how the infrastructure is growing historically and how our system has become established."
Schunk Technology Charges Electric Buses All over the World
But it's not just in Krakow that Schunk technology has proven its worth in helping electric buses get new energy. Worldwide, electric buses equipped with pantographs from Central Hesse operate in more than 100 cities in 25 countries. Thereby, "Smart Charging" solutions for the most diverse customer requirements are in use.
Get to know our portfolio of charging solutions for electric driven vehicles, which can be individually integrated into your existing infrastructure. We will be happy to advise you!
This article was originally published by Schunk.
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The element has a multi-layer structure including a reflective layer of Al-Ni alloy, or an alloy of Al with Pd, Pt, Cr or Mo. These alloys have a lower coefficient of thermal conductivity than Al alone; therefore recording sensitivity and quality of reproduction are maintained.
A reversible H2 storage medium comprises an amorphous metal alloy AnMbM′c where A is one or more of Pd, Pt, Ag, Au and Hg, M is one or more of Ru, Cu, Cr, Zn, etc., and M′ is one or more of C, Mg, Ti, rare earths, etc. A substantial portion of A is disposed on the surface of the material. The composition can be efficiently cycled without embrittlement.
A B carbide-Al cermet has at least four phases and its composition comprises these plus a β carbide-reactive metal component where the reactive metal is chosen from Os, Pd, Pt, Ir, Rh, Ru, Se, Si, Sr, etc. A multiphase microstructure is produced with the ceramic phases homogeneously distributed in the metallic phases and with strong adhesive forces at the ceramic/metal interfaces.
Salts of Pt, Pd, Ru, Rh, Ag, Au, Hg, Ir, Os, Re, As, and their mixtures are used to produce fine metallic powder by reduction under hypercritical temperature and pressure to form a fluid phase and the metal powder, which is then separated off.
A R-Fe-B alloy (where R is at least one of Y and rare-earths and Fe can be substituted by Ru, Rh, Pd, Ir, Os, Re, Co, Cr, Al, etc.) is ground into a grain size of 2–10μ m, moulded in a magnetic field, sintered at 1000−1200°C and cooled to 400°C at 10°C/min; the magnets produced have high magnetic flux density, high coercive force and a variety of uses.
The medium has a magnetic film made from an Fe-Nd alloy containing Pt and optionally Ti. It is prepared by sputtering in Ar on a glass base. The medium has perpendicular magnetic recording properties and good corrosion resistance.
Actuators operated at high temperatures, such as steam regulation valves use Ti-Ni-Ru.
Pd bonding wire, used as a substitute for Au when assembling semiconductor equipment, is refined by zone melting Pd to a hardness of 50Hv or under.
New Pd complexes are copolymerisable with epoxy resin products and heat activated hardeners and/or curing catalysts for use as adhesives for example, but especially in the production of electrically conductive coatings and circuit patterns onto which metals can be deposited electrolessly.
CH4 is produced by the electrochemical reduction of CO2 in aqueous solutions, using a Ru cathode. Current efficiencies of up to 30% can be achieved.
Halogens are generated from halide containing solutions by using a cell containing an amorphous metal alloy with good electrochemical activity and corrosion resistance. The anode comprises preferably Fe55Ta40Pt5, Ti70Pt30, Zr60Pt40, etc.
The electrode comprises a C particle-impregnated plastic, for example polyethylene, polypropylene, PTFE or PVC, base covered with electrolytically precipitated noble metal, of Ru, Rh, Pd, Ir and/or Pt. The coating has good adhesion to the plastic and the H2-embrittlement problem is overcome.
Electrodes for use in an electrolyser where H2 is evolved from water are made of Ti with 30% porosity plated with a 2μ m Pd coating which extends inside the pores. The working life of the electrodes is increased 2.5 times.
The coating composition consists of: (a) an organopolysiloxane, (b) a vinylated polysiloxane, (c) and organohydrogenpolysiloxane and (d) a Pt catalyst. The compositions are used for coating optical fibres for long-distance communications, and exhibit high tensile strength.
Doped Ru sulphide, selenide or telluride are formed as a thin film by chemical vapour deposition using organometallic Ru derivatives. Products can be used in the semiconductor industry, especially in hostile environments and for passivation.
Ceramics are metallised by coating with a mixture of Cu salt (CuCO3, CuSO4, CuS, CuO, CuCl2), SiO2 and/or kaolin and at least one of Pd, Pd oxide, or Pt chloride, by heating at 900−1300°C in an oxidising atmosphere, and then reducing. The metallisation layer has adhesive strength and chemical resistance.
A glass fibre surface is activated by applying a liquid containing Ti coupling agent and dibenzonitrile Pd chloride, and then reducing the fibre to deposit Pd nuclei to act as a metal plating catalyst. The fibre can be electrolessly coated and has bond strength.
Plastic surfaces are rendered antistatic by forming a sputtered film of conductive material, such as Pd, Au, stainless steel, SnO2, etc. Sputtering lowers the electrical resistance of the surface.
Excess urea is added to PdCl4 to prepare aqueous solutions of pH 2–3, and then clean steel is immersed therein, removed, dried and fixed to coat Pd onto the steel which now has improved heat and oxidation resistance.
Cement material is surface activated with a platinum group metal compound in a bath to produce a catalytic layer, and is then plated electrolessly with Cu, Ni, Cr, Co, Sn, Ag or Au, etc.
The process for use with insulation printed circuit boards, magnetic shielding, etc., involves depositing a Pd organosol dispersed in an organic solvent on the article being plated, evaporating the solvent to form a Pd colloid on the article and then plating.
Evenly tinted corrosion- and wear-resistant coatings for jewellery, optical mechanisms, etc., are made by depositing In onto a Pd-In substrate. The tints are a range of colours from lemon to violet.
The detector comprises a photoluminescent semiconductor having a metal, preferably Pd, coating on a radiation emitting surface, the height of the Schottky barrier of the diode varying when H2 is absorbed by the metal layer; a source of actinic radiation and a means for detecting changes in the radiation emitted from the surface.
A pressure differential transmitting device includes a diaphragm which consists of a thin sheet of elastic metal to detect the pressure of a fluid. The sheet is an alloy of formula (M–M′)TbY, where M is Fe, Co or Ni, M′ is Pd, Rh, Ir, Pt, Re, W, etc., and Y is Si, B, P, etc. The device is lightweight and has good environmental and corrosion resistance.
The sensor is composed of (a) a substrate with a monolithically embedded optical waveguide, (b) a light-absorbing layer formed on the waveguide area of the substrate and composed of a dielectic substance with dissociated H, part of which may be Ir(OH)n, Rh2O3.xH2O, WO3, MoO3, V2O5, TiO2, heptyl viologen, etc., and (c) an absorbing layer capable of dissociating adsorbed H2, for example Pd or Pt.
A probe for measuring moisture content in a substance has a carrier with a Pt resistance temperature sensor mounted on it. The output signal is dependent upon the thermal conductivity of the substance, and one example of use is for plant-rearing-chamber nutritive media.
The sensor contains an electrochemical cell with a solid electrolyte and two platinised metal grid electrodes covered in Pt black. Crystal hydrates with or without an anhydrous compound are placed in the cell, and Cr dihydro-tripolyphosphate is used as the solid electrolyte. The sensor determines the relative humidity of a gas from −20 to 100°C.
The cable has H2-trapping powder, such as Pd/C, running longitudinally within the protective cover to catalyse the reaction of H2 and O2 to form H2O, and it is mixed with H2O-sorbent or blocking substance. The powder is supported on a tape to prevent its interference with the movement of the fibres.
Diesters of oxalic acid are prepared by oxidative carbonylation of an alcohol at a pressure of 1–700 atm and at 20−250°C in the presence of a catalyst system comprising Pd, at least one metal halide and activated charcoal. High yields are obtained over short times.
Treatment is effected by contacting waste water with a supported catalyst of Ru, Rh, Pd, Os, Ir, Pt or Au at 100−370°C and pH 3–11.5, in order to oxidise the NH3. The process is especially applicable to waste water from U processing, or reprocessing U fuel.
The preparation is achieved by vapour phase hydrogenation of acetic or propionic acid over a catalyst comprising a Group VIII metal, preferably Pd or Ru, and Re/C or/SiO2. High long lasting activity and selectivity are attained at 1–150 bar.
The preparation involves contacting a 2–12C carboxylic acid at increased temperature and pressure with H2 in the presence of a heterogeneous catalyst comprising Mo or W and preferably Pd, Rh or Ru.
The catalyst comprises a large-pore zeolite containing 1 atomic proportion of Pt and at least 0.1 atomic proportions of promotor metal, consisting of at least one of Fe, Co and Ti. The catalyst is highly active and selective for dehydrocyclisation.
1–4C Hydrocarbon fuels are combusted using a two stage noble metal catalyst system. The first stage catalyst comprises Pd/Pt or Pd/Pt/NiO and effects sufficient combustion to give a temperature high enough to induce secondary combustion with Pt or Pt/Pd. CH4 can be burned without emission of CO, NO2 or hydrocarbons.
The process under mild reaction conditions, involves reaction with O2 in the presence of a Pd based intermetallic catalyst, such as PdTe0.25Zn0.25, supported or unsupported. The aldehyde is preferably (meth)acrolein and the alcohol is preferably methanol.
(Meth)acrylic acid is deuterated directly by exchange of H in the presence of a catalyst, preferably Pd, Ru, Ir, Rh or Pt or their compounds at 60−200°C. The resultant acids can be esterified to give deuterated (meth)acrylates for use in the production of low light loss optical fibres.
H2 is produced from alkaline aqueous solvents of H2S by irradiation with light at 300–700 nm in the presence of catalytic amounts of ZnO-RuO2, ZnO, ZnS, ZnSe or CuGaS2.
A catalyst for paraffin dehydrogenation comprises Pt, Pd, Ir, Rh, Os, Ru, a co-formed Group IVA metal, such as Ge, Sn, or Pb, and an alkali(ne earth) metal, for example Cs, Rb, K, Na, etc., on an Al2O3 support. The products can be used in the manufacture of detergents, high octane petroleum, pharmaceuticals and plastics.
The catalyst comprises K, Bi and Pd on a support, together with Rh as a promoter. Acetoxylation of propylene is effected with higher selectivity, conversion and space time yield.
High methane yields from synthesis gas are effected using a supported Ru catalyst along with at least one oxide of Ta, Nb or V. The calcination temperature during support production is such that no crystalline metal oxide is detectable by X-ray diffraction before Ru deposition.
The octane quality of a naphtha is improved by reforming in the presence of H2 in a reforming unit comprising several reactors in series, with a Pt or Pt/Re catalyst in each. The catalyst of the last reactor contains Pt and Re and sufficient Ir to increase the 5C + liquid yield.
The catalyst containing a highly dispersed noble metal, preferably Pt, Pd, Os, Re or Ru and comprising a zeolite of Constraint Index <2, and a binder, is prepared by (a) incorporating noble metal with the zeolite and binder (b) calcining and (c) contacting with a stream of inert gas containing Cl2. The catalyst is used for low pressure isomerisation of paraffin.
A filter for removing C particles from engine exhaust consists of a honeycomb cordierite base with Pd and/or Rh catalysts and alkali metal oxide(s) deposited on it. C particles are trapped and burned at a combustion efficiency of 85%.
The catalyst consists of a monolithic support carrying a catalyst of CeO2, Pr6O11, a platinum group metal and activated Al2O3 preliminarily loaded with Ce. It can remove hydrocarbons, CO and NOx simultaneously.
The catalyst consists of a glass fibre sheet whose SiO2 content is increased above 95% by acid- or heat-treatment, and a layer of inorganic oxide, which is mainly γ -Al2O3 where Pt and/or Pd, and TiO2 are supported on the surface. It can be used for clarifying waste gas from domestic petroleum heaters.
The catalyst for exhaust gas purification, hydrogenation and isomerisation reactions is produced by applying Ru, Pd, Rh, Ir or Pt onto a ceramic honeycomb provided with an Al2O3 layer. The honeycomb is soaked in aqueous NH3 solution and at least one noble metal salt, dried and tempered.
N oxide is reduced with H2 in a 6-vessel cascade reactor using a reaction medium of 18.5−20.0% H2SO4 in the presence of a catalyst of 0.3−0.5% Pt/graphite. Fresh catalyst is added continuously and spent catalyst removed regularly for regeneration and recycling.
A catalyst for converting syngas to methanol has formula MaThAbOx (I), where M is at least one of Pd, Pt and Ag, preferably Pd, and A is alkali metal. The production of a precursor to (I) is also claimed.
A catalyst used in the hydrocarboxylation of alkynes with enhanced reaction rates and high selectivity comprises a divalent Pd compound and a tri-organic phosphine (II). The reaction is with CO and carboxylic acid in the liquid phase.
A catalyst system for the production of aldehydes comprises: (a) a Pt complex LPtX2, L is an organic compound containing at least 2 P atoms, X=halogen, (b) a complex combination of Sn and an alkylene carbonate. Aldehydes are produced by the hydroformylation of an ethylenically unsaturated compound with a mixture of CO and H2.
Synthesis gas is contacted at a pressure of at least 30 atm and at least 150°C with a trimetallic catalyst comprising compounds of Ru, Co and Mn dispersed in a low melting quarternary phosphonium salt.
Improved performance with H3PO4 acid electrolyte fuel cells is obtained by coating the Pt/C electrode with a perfluorinated acid-containing addition polymer.
A ternary metal alloy catalyst for fuel cell electrodes, and for other uses, which increases the work done by a fuel cell is formed from a finely divided noble metal, preferably Pt/C black, with Co and transition metal compound solutions, followed by reduction in N2.
Glass optical elements are press-moulded from softened glass using two moulds made from a high heat resistant base coated with a film of Ir, Ru, an alloy of Ir with Pt, Ru, Os, Rh or Re, or an alloy of Ru with Pt, Ru, Os, Rh or Re.
Pressure shaping surfaces for high accuracy optical glass are coated with a thin membrane comprising an alloy of Pt, Ir, Os, Pd, Rh, Ru and a B compound, such as TiB2, ZrB2, NiB2, Fe2B, etc.
The element consists of an opaque electrode, a reductively colouring electrochromic layer, a transparent ion-conductive layer and opposite electrode, the latter comprising a dispersed phase of metal or Ir (hydr)oxide and transparent solid electroconductive dispersion medium.
The device comprises a brush and commutator or slip ring. The brush is of alloy comprising, in wt.%: 68−72Au, 3−7Pt, 8−12Ag, 12−16Cu and 0.1−2Ni; 20−70Pd and 30−80Ag; or 32−38Pd, 8−12Au, 8−12Pt, 27−33Ag, 12−16Cu and 0.1−2Zn, etc. The device has less wear and a stable, but low contact resistance. Addition of C improves wear resistance.
A resistance for temperature measurement comprises an insulating substrate coated with a Pt film and then a thin protective Al2O3 film possessing high thermal conductivity, chemical stability, heat resistance stability and electrical insulation.
Complexes of Pt compounds, such as K2PtCl6, cis-platin, diaquodiammine Pt nitrate and a physiologically acceptable macromolecular carrier, for example a polysaccharide, or a polyamino acid are useful in anti-tumour treatment. Pt is released gradually in vivo thus reducing toxicity. Pt targeting can use anti-tumour antibodies as carriers.
An extremely small monitoring device, which responds to light, comprises an optical waveguide, an O-sensitive medium preferably including a phenanthroline salt of Ru(II) perchlorate, which fluoresces in response to light, where fluorescence is dependent on O2 partial pressure. The device gives rapid, accurate, precise measurement for remote sensing, for example in arteries, blood vessels or catheters.
The production involves conjugating a bioactive molecule, such as an antibody or fragment, steroid, hormone, prostaglandin, etc., to a heterobifunctional crosslinker and then conjugating the product with the metallothionine, the metal of which may be a non-tracer such as Ru, Pt, Bi, Pb, Hg, Au, etc., or at least a part-exchanged tracer, Ru97, Pd103, Hg197, Pb203, Ag111, Au198, etc. The conjugate is useful in diagnosis and radiotherapy.
The treatment consists of the administration of a suitable metal-containing compound, such as Ga acetate, nitrate or fluoride, diamminedichloro Pt(II), cis-diammine-1,1-cyclobutane dicarboxylate Pt(II), etc.
A particle for in vivo tumour-implantation contains Pd enriched in Pd102. This is activated by exposure to neutron flux giving a fraction of X-ray-emitting Pd103. The particle is non-toxic and biocompatible, and facilitates localised exposure.
An implantable corneal prosthesis comprises a lenticular transparent central portion and a peripheral portion with an outer tissue-contacting surface, preferably such as Pt, Au or polymer. All parts must be biologically compatible.
The complexes with anti-tumour activity are of formula L2Pt(II)(OCO)2CH-NH2 where L is a monoor bidentate amine ligand. The complexes are chemically stable and can be injected intravenously.
The sensor has an electrode component made of concentric electrodes comprising a pH electrode, a noble metal electrode, preferably Pt or Au and an Ag/AgCl electrode, which is between the first two. Simultaneous accurate determination of blood O2 and CO2 by skin application is possible.
Pt(II) complexes with 1,5-cyclooctadiene and cyclooctene-5-yl-acetic acid derivatives show growth inhibitory action to cancer and leukaemia cells.


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Q: How to avoid that indirect references that can cause mismatches in the DB Running SQL-server 2005 and having a database model, in a simplified version, that looks like the image below.
The model is working pretty well but my problem is when I would like to add a reference between Subscriptions and Addresses or Ports. If I create an ordinary FK between Subscriptions.port_id and Ports.id it will be possible to like to a Port/Addresses that has a reference to another Customer than the one references by the Subscription.
I would like to know if it's possible to avoid this problem or if I'll have to handle the problem in the code and with the risk of inconsistent data?

Notes
The addresses and ports are pre-populate and exists before the Customers are created
Subscriptions
Some subscription will be connected to an Address, some to Ports and some Subscriptions will only have the connection to the Customer.

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I would like to know if it's possible to avoid this problem or if I'll have to handle the problem in the code and with the risk of inconsistent data?

You model violates 3NF.
Don't store address_id and customer_id in subscriptions, since they are uniquely defined by port_id.
Instead, store only port_id and get address_id and customer_id through joins.

A: 1) What Quassnoi said
2) If, for whatever reason, you do want to maintain the current structure of the tables:
ALTER TABLE Addresses ADD CONSTRAINT UQ_Addresses_WithCustomers (Id,Customer_ID)

ALTER TABLE Ports ADD CONSTRAINT UQ_Ports_WithAddresses (Id,Address_ID)

These add superkeys to these two tables, so that they can be referenced by foreign key constraints
ALTER TABLE Subscriptions ADD
    CONSTRAINT FK_Subscription_Addresses (Address_ID,Customer_ID)
    references Addresses (Id,Customer_ID)

ALTER TABLE Subscriptions ADD
    CONSTRAINT FK_Subscription_Ports (Port_ID,Address_ID)
    references Ports (ID, Address_ID)

These foreign keys now enforce that you're matching a row in the addresses table that matches both the address_id and the client_id.
And also, presumably you don't have this yet:
ALTER TABLE Subscriptions ADD
    CONSTRAINT CK_Subscription_EnhancedNUllability CHECK
     (Port_ID is null or Address_ID is not null)

Because otherwise you could have a null address_id and a non-null port_id in the subscriptions table, and that isn't checkable (the foreign key constraints wouldn't apply because address_id is null)

Re: Notes The addresses and ports are pre-populated and exist before the Customers are created
I'd create separate tables for these, with no nullable columns, and then introduce new tables (ClientAddresses, ClientPorts) that have foreign keys to these Address, Ports and Client tables. Then change the above to have Subscriptions reference the ClientAddresses/Ports tables instead. In short, the only table I'd leave with nullable columns would be the subscriptions table, and the above constraints should be sufficient there. So you'd have:
CREATE TABLE Addresses (
    AddressID int IDENTITY(1,1) not null,
    Name nchar(10) not null,
    constraint PK_Addresses PRIMARY KEY (AddressID),
    constraint UQ_Address_Names UNIQUE (Name)
)

CREATE TABLE ClientAddresses (
    ClientID int not null,
    AddressID int not null,
    constraint PK_ClientAddresses PRIMARY KEY (AddressID) /*This also prevents the same address being assigned to multiple clients */,
    constraint FK_ClientAddresses_Clients FOREIGN KEY (ClientID) references Clients (ID),
    constraint FK_ClientAddresses_Addresses FOREIGN KEY (AddressID) references Addresses (AddressID),
    constraint UQ_ClientAddresses_WithClients UNIQUE (ClientID,AddressID)
)

with UQ_ClientAddresses_WithClients being used as the target for the foreign key relationship from subscriptions.

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Patriarch Kirill to visit Serbia
Moscow, November 12, Interfax - Patriarch Kirill of Moscow and All Russia will visit Serbia on November 14-16.
The patriarch will take part in the dedication of the Russian necropolis and the monument to Nicholas II in Belgrade and will visit the University of Belgrade and the Russian Church Metochion in Belgrade, the communications service of the Synodal Department for External Church Relations has reported.
Patriarch Kirill and Patriarch Irinej of Serbia will also perform a liturgy in the Cathedral of St. Sava in Belgrade and will meet with members of the Holy Synod of the Serbian Orthodox Church and Serbian government officials.
In October 2013, Patriarch Kirill visited Serbia and Montenegro to participate in the celebrations of the 1,700th anniversary of the Edict of Milan and the dedication of the Cathedral of the Resurrection of Christ in Podgorica along with other heads of local Orthodox churches.
The Serbian Orthodox Church is one of the oldest Slavic local Orthodox Churches. It received autocephaly in the 13th century (restored in 1879). The jurisdiction of the Serbian Church applies to Serbia, Croatia, Bosnia and Herzegovina, and Macedonia. The Serbian Church also has dioceses in Western and Eastern Europe, North and South America, Australia and New Zealand.
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The infusion is copper red with a sweet aroma and taste of black licorice.
The full flavor is in the first infusion and it tastes and smells exactly like the black licorice that I enjoy.


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The Great Room - The main meeting space at Easton Mountain. Located on the upper level of the Lodge, it is a spacious, sunny, 60' x 40' room with a wood-burning fireplace, hardwood floors, and large windows on three walls. This space is ideal for large group gatherings and may be set up in a variety of ways, depending upon the needs of your group.
The Dining Room - Meals are generally served buffet-style in our Dining Room, located on the upper level of the Lodge. Our Dining Room can seat up to 24 people, with additional seating available in the Sunroom (24 people); and additional seating can be provided in the Great Room (up to 100 additional people).
The Sunroom - A room on the upper level of the Lodge with a beautiful view of the pond and which may be used for additional dining and meeting space. It has a gas-powered fire and comfortable seating. It is a lovely place to relax, talk to new friends, watch a movie, or hold an intimate meeting of up to 32 people.
The Spa Area - Includes a hot tub with a beautiful view of the pond and mountains, massage room, and two bathrooms with showers, On the ground level of the Lodge.
The Sauna - Our octagonal, wood-burning, freestanding Sauna in the woods is available year-round. It can accommodate up to 20 people.
The Temple - An interfaith sanctuary located adjacent to the pond with lovely views of the water and mountains. Conveniently located near the Lodge, it is perfect for rituals, workshops, meditation, or meeting space. It can be set up in a variety of formats to suit your group's needs.
The Outdoor Pool - Our freestanding above-ground Pool is available in the warmer months. Complete with deck, it offers views of the woods.
The Garden Cabin - A dormitory-style accommodation with five bunk beds, our Garden Cabin offers wifi access and shared toilet facilities. Shower facilities are located on the ground level of the Lodge, approximately 500 feet away.
Guests are also welcome to bring their own tent and camp in a variety of beautiful locations on the land. From a platform right on the duck pond to our hillside next to the Guest House, this option allows you to enjoy the beautiful land while still offering you the comforts of facilities available at the Lodge.


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Q: How to locate your dinosaurs that you tamed using force tamed when you die? I can't find my dinosaurs, I play on a private server tamed an alpha raptor using force tame and tamed a sarco then a few other 20 dinosaurs. The whistle doesn't work and I know they are near my corpse but I can't find it. Is there any way to use admin commands to teleport to my corpse, and if not, anyway to find my corpse without it. I just want my dinosaurs back.

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2 killed in shooting in eastern Germany near a synagogue
Police say 2 people have been killed in a shooting in the eastern German city of Halle
Published: October 09, 2019 16:46 Last updated: October 09, 2019 22:34 AP
Police officers guard near the site of a shooting, in which two people were killed, in Halle, Germany October 9, 2019. Image Credit: REUTERS
Berlin: The gunman in Wednesday's deadly shooting in the German city of Halle posted a video of the attack on the Twitch livestream platform owned by Amazon, the company said.
"We are shocked and saddened by the tragedy that took place in Germany today, and our deepest condolences go out to all those affected," a Twitch spokesperson said in response to an AFP query after the shooting at a synagogue and a Turkish restaurant.
"Twitch has a zero-tolerance policy against hateful conduct, and any act of violence is taken extremely seriously. We worked with urgency to remove this content and will permanently suspend any accounts found to be posting or reposting content of this abhorrent act."
German police say two people were killed on Wednesday in a shooting in the eastern German city of Halle.
Several shots were fired and the suspected assailants then fled in a car, police said in a tweet. They urged residents to stay in their homes.
They didn't give any further information.
The Bild and Mitteldeutsche Zeitung newspapers reported that the shooting took place near a synagogue.
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LoveReading Blog
Guest Editor, Summer 2021 - Dorothy Koomson
By Liz Robinson | 1st July 2021
Dorothy Koomson has been a LoveReading favourite for some time, she is a multi-award-winning, best-selling novelist and also has a podcast called The Happy Author. Stimulating and entertaining, her novels span from suspense and thrillers through to family drama and relationship. They oh-so consistently evoke emotions, and quite often thoroughly provoke thoughts too. Her latest novel, I Know What You've Done out on 8 July 2021, is a proper page-turner of a psychological thriller set within a Brighton neighbourhood. It gets under your skin and is full of tension and intrigue as it explores family, friendship, and secrets.
Dorothy recently featured on the 2021 Powerlist as one of the most influential Black people in Britain and appeared in GQ Style as a Black British trailblazer. She uses her platform to support new writers and recently launched 'The Happy Author' podcast and is a Judge for the 2021 Grazia and Women's Prize for Fiction First Chapter competition. This year she also contributed to the World Book Night collection, Stories to Make You Smile, to the Feminist Book Society's This Is How We Come Back Stronger and to a collection of love stories by women of colour, Who's Loving You.
Passionate about the importance of reading and literacy, Dorothy is a regular speaker in libraries and supports the work of the National Literacy Trust, an independent charity that transforms lives through literacy www.literacytrust.org.uk and Little Green Pig www.littlegreenpig.org.uk, a Brighton and Hove based charity that offers free writing workshops for young people in need. Dorothy lives in Brighton (well, Hove, actually) and the city is an ever-present character in her novels.
We sympathise with Dorothy's struggle to pick just five books (honestly, we really do), but we are so glad she did it! Her two themes blend together brilliantly, and her introduction highlights the importance of her choices. It gives us great pleasure to introduce you to our Summer Guest Editor, Dorothy Koomson.
I have to admit, I have struggled with this. Struggled, struggled, struggled. I love reading and I love books and I don't really want to pick just five to talk about.
It doesn't help that I will read all genres and I love all types of stories – especially the ones that may have flown under most people's radar. So I decided to turn that into my theme: Gems you may have missed.
My mining has another theme too – they are novels that also happen to be books that portray Black women and Black people as multidimensional beings. For a long time it felt almost impossible to find books that didn't dismiss Black and brown people as the sassy best friend, the hyper-sexualised antagonist, or the aggressive interloper if they appeared at all.
Now we're seeing more and more stories out there that show us as the hero, the love interest, the complicated villain, the wise advisor, the heartless siren, the kooky beauty, etc. Basically as human beings.
This may not seem like a big wow if you have always seen people like yourself reflected in society and culture, but if you haven't, picking up a book and realising the main character is like you is a HUGE deal.
You may have heard of these books, you may well have picked them up in the past, but if you haven't, I hope you enjoy them because I think they're great and that you're in for a real treat.
1. The Romance
If I Don't Have You by Sareeta Domingos. Filmmaker Ren and journalist Kayla meet through work in New York and are immediately attracted to each other. They do give in to their feelings, but with so many other complications in both their lives – what will they have to do and who will they have to hurt, to be together? Told from both Ren and Kayla's point of view, this is a fantastic story that picks you up with the promise of love at first sight and sweeps you along with the rollercoaster of the main relationship.
2. The Drama
Imperfect Arrangments by Frances Mensah Williams. Best Friends Lyla, Maku and Theresa have a rock-solid friendship – it's the other relationships in their lives that cause them heartache. When ambitious Theresa moves back to Accra with her husband, she doesn't realise it's going to show up the cracks in her relationship, and also make her friends look more closely at their lives. This drama is full of twists and turns some of them heartstopping, others heart-rending, all of them brilliantly played out and realistic. If you're a fan of female-centered dramas, this is one for you.
3. The Comedy
Symona Is Still Single by Lisa Bent. What do you do when you've reached 37 and your biological clock is ticking so loud you can't hear anything else? Decide to change your fortunes by going out there and actively looking for Mr Right, of course. Symona's journey through the dating world is as funny as it is frustrating and I had more than one laugh-out-moment. Smart and astute, I really enjoyed reading about her adventures in dating and often felt as though I'd met some of those men at certain points in my life.
4. The Criminal One
The Jigsaw Man by Nadine Matheson. Detective Inspector Angelica Henley is just back at work after a six-month break because of more than one personal reason. Not least of which, her last encounter with a vicious serial killer called Philip Olivier, aka The Jigsaw Man. But her return is not going to be relaxed or simple – there is someone out there reproducing the Jigsaw Man's crimes, and it looks like Angelica is going to have to get Olivier's help to catch this latest killer. What will working with one of her deadliest foes do to Angelica's life and mind? Not for the faint-hearted but definitely one to pick up if you like a well-written, clever tale that will keep you on the edge of your seat till the end.
5. The Coming of Age One
Bad Love by Maame Blue. Ekuah is in an up-and-down, back-and-forth relationship with Dee. It's not perfect, but it feels enough for her . . . that's until Dee ghosts her. Bruised and heartbroken, Ekuah does her best to get on with her life and eventually meets Jay, a man who might just be the one to win her heart. That is, of course, when Dee reappears in her life… The protagonist in this tale is very young but her emotions are real and the tricky relationship she has with her parents is every bit as important as the romantic ones. I was impressed by the depth and authenticity that came through the pages, a fantastic read.
Dorothy Koomson, 2021.
I Know What You've Done
Author: Dorothy Koomson Format: Hardback Release Date: 08/07/2021
Hugely entertaining and addictive, this psychological thriller presses all the klaxon alert buttons from the get-go. The diary of a murdered woman who had been monitoring her neighbours in Brighton holds some very dangerous secrets. Dorothy Koomson is such a consistent writer, her books are oh-so readable, smart and stimulating, and range from family drama and relationship right through to suspense and thrillers. This read is full of suspense and intrigue as it explores family, friendship, and just how well we really know each other. Different characters, all neighbours, head chapters with relevant dates, each person speaking in their own very distinctive voice. These are people who slowly reveal their secrets, and as an added lure the diary secrets are also gradually revealed. I was as hooked as a hooked thing can be as the tension increased, and the explosive ending was just fabulous. This would make a perfect summer read, and though you can just throw yourself in and let go, there are also some thought-provoking themes too. I Know What You've Done is a proper page-turner, you may never look at your neighbours in the same way again! Dorothy Koomson is our Summer 2021 Guest Editor. Click here to learn more
Author: Maame Blue Format: Paperback Release Date: 18/06/2020
Ekuah is in an up-and-down, back-and-forth relationship with Dee. It's not perfect, but it feels enough for her . . . that's until Dee ghosts her. Bruised and heartbroken, Ekuah does her best to get on with her life and eventually meets Jay, a man who might just be the one to win her heart. That is, of course, when Dee reappears in her life… The protagonist in this tale is very young but her emotions are real and the tricky relationship she has with her parents is every bit as important as the romantic ones. I was impressed by the depth and authenticity that came through the pages, a fantastic read. Selected by Dorothy Koomson, Our Summer 2021 Guest Editor. Click here to read the full Guest Editor Piece.
The Jigsaw Man
Author: Nadine Matheson Format: Hardback Release Date: 18/02/2021
Detective Inspector Angelica Henley is just back at work after a six-month break because of more than one personal reason. Not least of which, her last encounter with a vicious serial killer called Philip Olivier, aka The Jigsaw Man. But her return is not going to be relaxed or simple – there is someone out there reproducing the Jigsaw Man's crimes, and it looks like Angelica is going to have to get Olivier's help to catch this latest killer. What will working with one of her deadliest foes do to Angelica's life and mind? Not for the faint-hearted but definitely one to pick up if you like a well-written, clever tale that will keep you on the edge of your seat till the end. Selected by Dororthy Koomson, Our Summer 2021 Guest Editor. Click here to read the full Guest Editor piece.
Symona's Still Single
Author: Lisa Bent Format: Paperback Release Date: 08/10/2020
What do you do when you've reached 37 and your biological clock is ticking so loud you can't hear anything else? Decide to change your fortunes by going out there and actively looking for Mr Right, of course. Symona's journey through the dating world is as funny as it is frustrating and I had more than one laugh-out-moment. Smart and astute, I really enjoyed reading about her adventures in dating and often felt as though I'd met some of those men at certain points in my life. Selected by Dorothy Koomson, Our Summer 2021 Guest Editor. Click here to read the full Guest Editor Piece.
Imperfect Arrangements
Author: Frances Mensah Williams Format: Paperback Release Date: 06/03/2020
Best Friends Lyla, Maku and Theresa have a rock-solid friendship – it's the other relationships in their lives that cause them heartache. When ambitious Theresa moves back to Accra with her husband, she doesn't realise it's going to show up the cracks in her relationship, and also make her friends look more closely at their lives. This drama is full of twists and turns some of them heartstopping, others heart-rending, all of them brilliantly played out and realistic. If you're a fan of female-centered dramas, this is one for you. Selected by Dorothy Koomson, Our Summer 2021 Guest Editor. Click here to read the full Guest Editor Piece.
If I Don't Have You
Author: Sareeta Domingo Format: Paperback Release Date: 30/07/2020
Filmmaker Ren and journalist Kayla meet through work in New York and are immediately attracted to each other. They do give in to their feelings, but with so many other complications in both their lives – what will they have to do and who will they have to hurt, to be together? Told from both Ren and Kayla's point of view, this is a fantastic story that picks you up with the promise of love at first sight and sweeps you along with the rollercoaster of the main relationship. Selected by Dorothy Koomson, Our Summer 2021 Guest Editor. Click here to read the full Guest Editor Piece.
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The Strategy includes the Revitalising Trusts initiative, which will see UK Community Foundations working with the Charity Commission and the Office for Civil Society to transfer up to £20million of inactive trusts to Community Foundations to invest into local communities. It is expected that this will provide an extra £1million in grant funding to local community and voluntary groups every year.
There are many charitable trust funds in England and Wales that are inactive. The original founders and trustees may have passed away and many of the funds are now relatively small pots of money which makes it difficult to ensure they have a meaningful and local impact. Collectively these trusts amount to a significant amount which could make a huge difference to local communities.
The Community Foundation for Surrey has been able to help a number of inactive or dormant local Trusts by transferring their funds across to us, where we are able to put the money to use by supporting local projects across the county. One such example is The Thomas Trust, whose Trustees transferred the Trust's capital to create a bespoke Community Foundation Fund in 2014 and continue to award grants to care for elderly, disabled and blind people in the Godalming area. To date, over £30,000 in grants have been awarded to benefit local projects. Dr Chris Jagger MBE, panel member of the Thomas Trust Fund commented, "The previous Trustees of the Thomas Trust are most encouraged at the enhanced awareness and profile brought to the charitable aspirations of Betty Thomas through having the privilege of being part of a larger and prestigious organisation in the Community Foundation for Surrey".
The Office for Civil Society and the Charity Commission are working with UK Community Foundations to transfer up to £20million of inactive trusts to Community Foundations to invest into local communities. It is expected that this will provide an extra £1million in grant funding to local community and voluntary groups every year.
Community Foundations are established, trusted charities that support local communities across the UK. Community Foundations reach every postcode in the UK and focus on the most pressing needs in an area. Community Foundations are leading grant makers and have a strong track record of supporting communities. They are reliable with a trusted model of delivery and are all quality accredited.
The Charity Commission and the Office for Civil Society have chosen to work with Community Foundations based on their expertise and experience in supporting communities and ensuring that funds are distributed well to tackle local need.
Fabian French, CEO of UK Community Foundations said, 'we are delighted to be working with the Office for Civil Society and the Charity Commission to unlock these inactive trusts to benefit local communities for years to come. We have developed a simple solution that helps inactive trusts transfer their assets which meets all the required Charity Commission approvals'.


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Hugh Seymour Eaton (* 10. Juli 1899 in Sydney; † 16. Juli 1988 in London) war ein in Australien geborener britischer Autorennfahrer.

Karriere als Rennfahrer

Hugh Eaton, verheiratet mit Colleen Eaton (1901–1983), war in den 1920er- und 1930er-Jahren als Rennfahrer aktiv. Er startete mehrmals beim Coupe Georges Boillot und war 1930 Partner von Brian Lewis beim 24-Stunden-Rennen von Le Mans. Im Talbot AO90 erreichte das Duo den dritten Rang in der Gesamtwertung und Siege in der Rennklasse bis 3-Liter-Hubraum sowie dem Index of Performance.

Im selben Jahr wurde er Siebter beim Großen Preis von Irland und 14. bei der Tourist Trophy.

Statistik

Le-Mans-Ergebnisse

Literatur
 R. M. Clarke: Le Mans. Die Bentley & Alfa Years 1923–1939. Brocklands Books, Cobham 1999, ISBN 1-85520-465-7.

Weblinks

 Hugh Eaton bei 24-h-en-piste
 Hugh Eaton bei Racing Sports Cars

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Rennfahrer (Vereinigtes Königreich)
Rennfahrer der 24 Stunden von Le Mans
Grand-Prix-Fahrer vor 1950
Brite
Geboren 1899
Gestorben 1988
Mann

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This organization has just instigated dozens of price cuts on valuable cancer and diabetes treating pharmaceuticals in India.
Almost every railway station in India will soon be powered by roofs full of solar panels.
This school's environmental initiative not only helps plant trees – it also gives low-income parents a break from expensive school fees.
The world record for most trees planted in a day used to be held by Pakistan with 850,000 – but now India has taken the lead with 49.3 million.
This Texan woman didn't know that these orphans were going to change her life – nor did they know that she was going to change theirs.


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As places that preserve written evidence, libraries existed as early as the third millennium B. C. E. Those from Mesopotamia featured baked clay tablets with cuneiform writing, and those from Egypt featured papyrus rolls. Great collections from this time are still being uncovered, such as the one at Ebla in modern Syria. They tell mostly of record-keeping agencies. In the centuries just before the birth of Christ, their records also came to be viewed as religious, political, and literary texts, and as this happened, the modern library emerged. It was a place, but it was also a center of the society's thought.
The most impressive library of antiquity was in Egypt at Alexandria, the city named for Aristotle's most famous pupil, Alexander the Great. The Pinakes ("tablets") of Callimachus listed its holdings, and probably also the titles that needed to be found and added...
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La Clase Skate fue la primera integrada por submarinos de propulsión nuclear de la Marina de los Estados Unidos. Fue muy similar a la Clase Tang en todo, excepto en sus plantas de propulsión, que se basó en el prototipo operativo USS Nautilus. Los cuatro miembros de la clase Skate volvieron a introducir los tubos de torpedos de popa al contrario que en el Nautilus. Aunque se encuentra entre los submarinos de ataque de propulsión nuclear más pequeños jamás construidos, la Clase Skate sirvió durante muchos años, y el último fue desmantelado en 1989. El USS Skate fue el primer submarino en emerger en el Polo Norte, el 17 de marzo de 1959.

El Skate y el Sargo estaban equipados con el reactor S3W, mientras que el Swordfish y el Seadragon también tenían el reactor S3W, pero en la planta del reactor S4W tenían la misma maquinaria en distinta disposición.

Antecedentes
A las 11:00 el 17 de enero de 1955, el primer submarino nuclear del mundo, el USS Nautilus (SSN-571), se hizo a la mar por primera vez y transmitió el mensaje histórico: "Underway on nuclear power". ("En marcha con la energía nuclear"), anunciando el comienzo de la era de los submarinos nucleares. Seis meses después, se inició la creación del primer proyecto en serie estadounidense del submarino nuclear, la clase Skate.

Diseño
La clase Skate se diseñó como una de submarinos de propulsión nuclear (SSN) de producción económica de menor tamaño, siendo los únicos submarinos de ataque nuclear más compactos hasta la fecha los submarinos franceses de la clase Rubis. Los submarinos de esta clase eran más austeros que su innovador predecesor el Nautilus, cuyo alto costo había suscitado preocupación.

El diseño comenzó antes que el Nautilus saliera al mar y demostrara las ventajas de una alta velocidad sostenida en inmersión, por lo que su velocidad de diseño era aproximadamente la velocidad máxima de la clase Tang convencional, a la que el Skate se parecía en casi todos los aspectos, excepto en la propulsión. Su reactor S3W era una versión reducida del reactor S2W del Nautilus con aproximadamente la mitad de la potencia de salida. Fue conocido como SFR (Submarine Fleet Reactor, reactor de flota submarina) durante el desarrollo. Una versión ligeramente modificada conocida como S4W impulsó el segundo par de submarinos de clase Skate. Desafortunadamente, reducir el tamaño del reactor no redujo proporcionalmente el peso del blindaje del reactor, y finalmente se hizo evidente que una reducción de tamaño adicional no era práctica. A fines de la década de 1950 se esperaba que el programa de aeronaves de propulsión nuclear desarrollara reactores adecuados para los submarinos de ataque muy pequeños, pero el programa no tuvo éxito. A lo largo de los años, los cuatro submarinos fueron equipados con reactores más modernos tipo S5W.

El armamento era el mismo que el de los Tang, ocho tubos de torpedo de 21 pulgadas (533 mm), seis en proa y dos a popa. Como los Tangs, los tubos de popa no disponía de sistema de eyección, y solo podían usarse con torpedos que pudieran salir por si mismo como el torpedo Mark 37 ASW.

Desarrollo futuro

Aunque el diseño era un gran avance respecto a los modelos americanos de la Segunda Guerra Mundial, el rápido desarrollo de la tecnología de submarinos dejó atrás el que en su día fue un innovador diseño. La Marina de los EE. UU. ordenó, en los dos siguientes años el USS Skipjack (SSN-585) y el USS Triton (SSRN-586). El Triton, no resultó ser práctico, no se continuó en forma de unidades posteriores del mismo diseño, pero el Skipjack que recogía la experiencia del Albacore resultó más prometedor. La búsqueda de una alta velocidad sumergida y un sónar mejor llevaron a las clases posteriores Skipjack y Thresher a convertirse en el modelo para proseguir el desarrollo. y una de las estructuras submarinas estadounidenses más importantes durante la Guerra Fría.

Navegación bajo el hielo
La búsqueda de una alta velocidad condicionó que los nuevos submarino dispusieran de una única hélice, mientras que los Skate disponían de dos hélices. Ésta duplicidad de hélice daba redundancia al sistema e hizo que durante mucho tiempo fueran los únicos, junto a los Nautilus, en navegar bajo el hielo, y así llegar al Polo Norte.

Servicio activo
El Skate hizo historia como el primer submarino en emerger en el Polo Norte, el 17 de marzo de 1959. Se intentó en una ocasión en 1958 pero no tuvo éxito porque no se dio con un punto para que el submarino emergiera cerca del Polo. Las clases Sargo y el Seadragon también realizaron importantes operaciones polares en sus carreras. Esta clase fue la más adecuada para los intentos de romper el hielo hasta que la clase Sturgeon, con timones de profundidad que podían rotarse verticalmente, entró en servicio a partir de 1967. Después de 25 a 30 años de servicio, principalmente en Pearl Harbor, la clase fue retirada en la década de 1980 y eliminado a través del Programa de Reciclaje de Buques y Submarinos nucleares de la Marina.

Miembros de la clase

Referencias

Enlaces externos

Clases de Submarinos de la Armada de Estados Unidos


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