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Aurora bases illicit massage ordinance off recommendations from a human trafficking organization
Aurora's illicit massage ordinance was based on recommendations from the Polaris Project.
Author: Zack Newman
AURORA, Colo —
Lawmakers in Aurora based its 2018 illicit massage business ordinance on recommendations published by The Polaris Project in 2018, an international organization created to combat human trafficking. The NoVo Foundation "made this report possible" through financial support. The NoVo Foundation said on its website that it aims to transform the world from "domination and exploitation to one of collaboration and partnership."
"This approach ensures that every future operation represents another step away from repetitious low-level arrests that typically only penalize potential victims, towards a future where traffickers are held accountable and our communities become inhospitable to them," wrote Rochelle Keyhan, director of disruption strategies at Polaris.
Aurora's ordinance went into effect on May 21, 2018. It allows the city to inspect all massage businesses to ensure every masseuse has a state license. The new ordinance also requires parlors to keep detailed logs of massages and requires employees to be fully clothed.
Sexual acts and advertisements that imply sex can be bought during massages are also prohibited. The ordinance even restricts operating hours - shops have to close their doors from 10 p.m. to 5 a.m.
RELATED: Businesses shut down for suspected human trafficking in Aurora reopen just a few miles away
Trevor Vaughn, the manager of Aurora's Tax and Licensing department and one of the architects of Aurora's ordinance, said the Polaris Project's report was crucial to building the legislation's momentum.
"It really helped us get educated and helps us educate others in regards to the issue and how regulations can play an impact in addressing this and preventing these illicit operators from functioning," Vaughn said.
The Polaris Project recommended Aurora's method of increased ordinances and municipal regulations as the most effective one in the 2018 Full Report on Human Trafficking in Illicit Massage Businesses. A business-centered approach creates a paper trail that can be used to build a criminal case and allows inspectors "consistent and unhindered access" to the businesses.
"Code enforcement has the power to be especially effective because it shifts the focus away from potential victims, toward the parties - traffickers and landlords - who profit from and maintain control over the operations," the Polaris Project said in the report.
The report explains prostitution stings focused on the massage therapists often don't cut to the core of the problem. Businesses that are fronts for trafficking and prostitution can still operate because they still have their licenses. Potential victims are left to face the consequences of prostitution charges instead of the traffickers.
"Not only will this shift allow law enforcement to take down entire trafficking networks, but it will inherently limit the proprietorial reliance on survivors' trauma as the backbone of their cases," the report said.
Vaughn said he hopes more people read the report.
"Maybe it'll help people understand that the illicit massage businesses aren't a joke," he said. "There are people who are basically slaves to these places and are suffering."
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Q: Show Keynote presenter view but share only slides via Zoom? Back when I was in the office, I'd connect my MacBook Pro to a conference room's large display via HDMI cable and, using Keynote, show only the slides on the large display, but the presenter view (with notes) on the laptop display.
Now that I'm working from home, I have only the laptop display, but, when I give a talk via Zoom, I want the same thing, i.e., share only the slides, but see the presenter view on the laptop display.
Is this possible?  If so, how?

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Re: Shiny and golden? It's not a real sextant
Date: 2018 Jul 16, 09:52 -0700
Jim, you wrote:
"I have always been curious if there is any functionality to these faux sextants. I have never had an opportunity to actually handle one but from some of the pictures I have seen, some look quite detailed.
Are they capable of being used to take any kind of sight?"
Right? They do look like they ought to work in some fashion, don't they? So far, however, I have not encountered one that even comes close. Usually, you'll find some small but insurmountable practical problems like sun shades that are not even remotely dark enough when used together to block the light of the sun, or a telescope that is blocked by the index mirror frame. It seems as if these small issues might be fixed with a little work, but there are more subtle and serious problems.
Thre are two elements of modern sextants that require especially careful manufacture which we don't often recognize. First, the index arm's axis of rotation --that central turning point behind the index mirror-- has to be exactly centered in the sextant's arc, and it needs to be quite stable. This is expensive, and it's something that would never make its way into the design process for a sextant that merely "looks right". However, if this could be managed, perhaps by retrofitting a rotation axis from another bit of tech, there would still be another problem --at least for micrometer sextants. Micrometer sextants have a second feature that requires precise machining, and that's the milling of the arc. All those gear teeth on the arc that the micrometer worm gear seats into have to be placed and cut with exacting precision. All the accuracy of a modern sextant depends on this. Since these faux sextants only have those teeth placed for appearances, they yield poor accuracy.
The sextant in question also has been manufactured apparently from molded metal, simple castings. In the photo attached below from the auction, you can see that the teeth on the arc look as if they're "chewed up". Also the teeth on the worm gear of the micrometer have "dull" edges. I doubt that the worm gear would even seat in the teeth along the arc, let alone measure anything in a useful way.Notice also in the photo that there are funny grey "growths" that look like some sort of corrosion on the back of the arc. Are they growths? Or hollows? Those to me look like hollows or "pitting" left behind when the frame was molded, just places where the molten metal failed to fill in completely during the casting process. It seems likely that the whole frame, including the teeth on the arc were cast from a mold. The mold can resemble the teeth of a sextant arc but cannot approach the precision of a milled arc.
By the way, this whole issue of the milling of the arc highlights a radical though almost invisible change in the creation of accuracy in a sextant. For the first 160 years or so of the history of sextants, the exact cutting of the scale on the sextant arc was critical to accuracy. Dividing engines were invented and perfected so that those finely drawn lines on the arc of a vernier sextant would fall at exact angular intervals. On a modern micrometer sextant, the degree lines on the arc of a sextant require far less careful placement. That problem of dividing the arc has been transferred to the problem of milling the teeth of the arc. This process demands high-quality, expensive manufacturing. It will never happen by incremental enhancement in the cosmetic appearance of these novelty sextants.
How about a vernier sextant? Has anyone experimented with a faux (novelty) vernier instrument? Imagine combining the basic attention to accuracy found in a Davis Mk III sextant with the cosmetic "shiny" details of one of these coffee table mockups. That might work!


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Pad je počeo 1988. kad je SK VOEST (bez Ö u imenu od 1978.) ispao u 2. ligu. U 1. ligu se vratio 1991., no dotadašnji pokrovitelj je povukao sredstva. Klub je onda promijenio ime u FC Stahl Linz (1991.) te u FC Linz (1993.). Zbog financijskih poteškoća 1997. je klub morao biti raspušten i spojen s rivalom LASK-om.

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Does anyone know how to resolve this? thanks

A: In iOS 4, apps are suspended (not terminated) when the home button is pressed. When you "relaunch" the app, it is simply moved to the foreground. If you want your app to terminate when the user presses the home button, set the value of UIApplicationExitsOnSuspend to YES in your app's Info.plist file. If you do this, when the user taps the home button the applicationWillTerminate: method of your app delegate will be called and then your application will terminate.

A: I think this should help you. Basically what you need to do is disable the multi-tasking features of iOS4.
http://www.iphonedevsdk.com/forum/iphone-sdk-development/60989-disable-multi-tasking-ios4-application.html

A: That's exactly the multi-tasking you asked about yesterday working behind the scenes. You need to opt-out if you want that behavior. See answers to your previous question here. Have you read the answers there???


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Mike Oldfield Forums » Albums » Hergest Ridge » Original Mix
Topic: Original Mix < Next Oldest | Next Newest >
GMOVJ
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Posted: July 18 2001, 08:08
This is not another topic about what are the differences between Old an New mix, boxed mix, original mix etc...
/\/\arcus Junglas did a very good job on his web site (http://members.xoom.com/m_junglas/rarecomp/comp.html).
My questions are :
- Knowing that Mike decide to make another mix to improve HR and knowing that New mix is closer to Mike's mind ('add instrument for wrong reason'), was he right or wrong when he decide to make another mix ?
- Which one do you - fans - prefear ?
IMHO, I think Mike was right, because HRNMix IS what he wanted. But I prefear HROM.
I know this 'pro and cons' topic is surely redundant with some old Amarok discussions, but I would like to know your opinion.
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One aim in writing music can be to try and find out a CLEAR picture of what you felt, experienced, like or dislike.
Under circumstances it is important for the composer himself that he can identify with every happening that occurs in his music. He is absolutely aware of why there is this snare drum at exactly this place or why there is this climax at exactly that moment!
If you listen closely to both versions of Hergest Ridge you will notice that one version is a lot more "quite", "sensitive", "straight" and "clearer". The one that has more instruments and more complexity (as many call it) in it is also the one which leaves me surprised at times and at parts makes me feel disturbed by what happens.
The beginning of Part one leads me to a "beautiful and soothing landscape" and I begin to "explore my surrounding" as the bass guitar begins to play its arpeggios.
One version now has an surprising and loud outbreak as if I would have discovered a beautiful lake or a meddow full of flowers.
Then suddenly the music leaves this super-beautiful discovery behind as if it was nothing special (=when the trumpet starts playing). Again we have this soothing landscape and then we have a climax again?!?! Why? Another discovery? The first one was not "beautiful enough" to "capture my attention", how could this second. More over, it is IMO(!!!) just a loud sound, it lacks contrasts and a certain move...
I regard it as more interesting, as the other version does, to keep me "wandering around", "watching the birds" (=the guitar that forms a countermelody) or makes me feel more familiar with the new world I just entered. Then the climax happens but at the same time it marks the beginning of a completely new episode of my way through this countryside. (=new instruments, sometimes the music "paints" darker pictures, "Something might be wrong in this world?")
This is only one example why Hergest Ridge (vinyl) is often indirect and uncertain with what happens. Some instrument parts are meaningless they make it harder for to notice what the point is. They are merely added to create a more "bombastic" sound.
Even the "thunderstorm" in Part two has a different influence on my feelings without the singing and the guitar improvisation. The repitions make the message clear and direct - anxiousness, stress, madness - when will this end?!
One super-advantageous aspect about music is that everyone can have his own associations with it. Nothing is predistined. And thus of course do I understand every other opinion about the two Hergest Ridge mixes. I know that many dislike the CD version.
Korgscrew
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I generally prefer the remix...
I find some bits of the original really a bit lacking in subtlety. There's a particular bit that stick in my memory where Mike re-used the idea of the 'taped motor drive amplifier organ chord' - this is, the slidy noise that raises in pitch slowly. It had a great effect on Tubular Bells, but somehow it wasn't done as carefully on Hergest Ridge and ends up just sounding rather bad...
I also find the way that the original's 'thunderstorm' section drops in level from the build up to it a little strange.
There are some great bits to the original mix as well. The original has a few nice little guitar countermelodies running in some sections that add a little something to it.
I have to say though, that at the end of the day it's the remix I choose to listen to. Maybe that's just because it's more familiar, but really, I believe Mike didn't do such an evil act when he remixed Hergest Ridge...
Posted: Feb. 07 2003, 10:36
Where is the Marcus comparison please ?
It was "http://members.nbci.com/m_junglas/rarecomp/comp.html" but it doesn't work anoymore...
The original mix really does sound a tad crude and rushed, I think Mike was right to remix it. And note that on CD pressings, they all use the remixed version - Mike obviously doesn't like the original much. As has already been noted, it seemed to be a little unsubtle.
And anyway, this way we get two different versions. What could be better
Hergest Ridge 165 - Ommadawn 038 - Incantations 243
Posted: Oct. 12 2003, 21:51
I'd like to hear the original mix. Does anyone know where I can find it? I heard emule has it, but the DL links are unresponsive. Is it included in one of the larger files?
I'd just like to hear it for myself. Any pointers for where (how) to obtain it?
Two-folded answer...
@ GMOVJ: I can't really tell what went through Mike's mind while remixing HR, so I've no idea if he was right or wrong. But he said that the reason why he did it is that he didn't like the way the original mix turned out, and I tend to believe him. My preference goes to the remix, though, because it is richer in instruments. I don't heard them 'muddled' (as LivingForever says in another topic) at all.
@ Korgscrew: Actually the organ slide is one of the bits I like best in the original mix. I don't think it's that bad.
Watcher of the skies
sadly,i only own the HDCD remaster (which don't sound so well in my opinion)
Hillmen are swore of allegiance
living a live of silent dignity
only so you don't worry...
your pretty little head!
BTW--I haven't dipped into rarity downloads for quite some time (Pasqal's, or someone's, old site was where I DLed mine, and HRom wasn't there).
Just need a pointer for where to go.
After hearing the original mix (thanks, everyone), I can understand why Mike remixed it. The original sounds crude in places, but I think it's way more interesting than the remix.
He should've kept a lot of the overlayed instruments. i.e. During the Storm in part 2, Mike should've kept the vocals and the foreground guitar. But he was right deleting that annoying clicking . In general, I think the album benefited from the "extra" instruments. There are parts that don't sound great (the trumpet in the intro, if that's what that was, and the saturations), but overall the extras added variety.
I like the original, even if it is flawed. It's a lot more interesting than the remix, but I understand why he chose to eliminate the extras.
Thanks everyone for pointing me to it. One hell of a download (4 hours on 56k), but it was worth it.
Posted: Jan. 17 2004, 19:24
Hi Fox,
the "clicking" was/is the Nutcracker that is mentioned on the vinyl sleeve! I think it's a rare appearance of an instrument :-)) in the world of music at all; it's just a bit to prominent (load) but I enjoy this. For me a sort of musical joke of the softer kind... Why is the trumpet bad? It also is only to loud. In general, I have the impression that the problem of the original mix is, that they had to do it too quick and/or that is has been done on an analogue mixer. Controling 24 tracks with maybe also changing instruments per track over such a long time (20:00 min.) is a hard job, even for 3 or 4 people in front. 1976, when they had done the remix, they used a automatic mixer (noadays the standard but at this time high end) which gives much more controll over all details. You can save parts of the mix and start from differnent points again and so it's easier. Also they didn't had the pressure to have a quick result as two years before... I guess...
familyjules
Posted: May 27 2004, 10:25
Here's a question for ya.......
Do any of the compilation CDs currently available use extracts from Mike's original mix of Hergest Ridge?
I like beer and I like cheese
Quote (familyjules @ May 27 2004, 16:25)
As I said somewhere else, and AFAIK, only some (older) printings of The Complete have it. A friend told me that the first CD ("Fire") in the Elements boxed set also does, but it's not true.
captain cavern
Posted: Dec. 06 2018, 13:03
Just a question :
Is it me, or the original Hergest Ridge (LP) has some saturation at the end of the part one (choir) ?
(I'm not familiar with this version.)
nightspore
It's probably a rainy part of the world, Cav, so I shouldn't be surprised
Some serious answers ?
larstangmark
Quote (captain cavern @ Dec. 06 2018, 13:03)
Yes! I grew up with the original mix on vinyl, and the end of part one sounded like there was something wrong with it (lots of distortion).
I don't like the re-mix much. I really does sound like a piece of music that's had a lot of stuff removed (which it is). Now I only play the LP with the original mix that I got the deluxe edition package in 2010.
"There are twelve people in the world, the rest are paste"
Mark E Smith
I was listening to Martin Bartosik's vinyl rip and I found there was this curious distortion in the choir bit. It was the same with another vinyl rip I found recently.
So, Ok, it seems that every original LPs has this distortion.
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A cat jumping off the Empire State Building. It's official, I'm not a friend of Kara right about now. She has totally thrown it off.
But, she sounded a hawwwwt mess.
A cat sitting under a rocking chair.
What, why did her family and friends act like she could really sing. Wth?!?!?! Only a 4 on the WTF scale.
Oh wow, they totally threw her off her stride….Nice voice, hopefully she'll go through.
She'll make it through to the semis with a voice like that. Why does she look like a Cher knockoff? Or is it just me.
I swear–if they show the black folk acting up, I'm going to have some problems.
Did they really have to show this infomercial of David Cook?!!??!
It's not Kansas, it's Missouri, but I guess.
3. Casey Carlson. That dress…frock…curtain material that she busted out was NOT what was happening.
But, she'll prolly go through. I mean, she didn't give a performance. A package–meh, I guess. Moving right along.
Oh em gee…she has on cowboy boots.
So he's just a big guy.
And see, I wonder how did he get passed the audition people earlier. YES–thank youuuuuuuu! Move ON!!
That was definitely, definitely a HAWT MESS!
Then he tried the Josh Groban. Oh wow, Randy tried a "baby" as opposed to a "dawg." How was this guy supposed to be an applied voice major. Wow, he said he wasn't gonna cry on camera.
Woooooow, she got the "RIICCKYYYYYYYYYYYYYY!" from Boyz N' Da Hood cry going on.
Let's just say good bye. That was the easy way to get rid of him. Looked like he had on a supersized knockoff Ed Hardy shirt.
a. why the black folks gotta sing gospel?!!??!!? b. Why when he sang "was blind, but now I see" they zoomed into his coke bottle glasses.
That was the weirdest start I've ever heard on American Idol. He sure gave off the vibe that he couldn't sing.
WOW! He has a BIG voice. You could hear just how he filled up the room.
He doesn't know his age like that numbnut from last night who was 22 and from Phoenix.
Says the one wearing pink hair. This will definitely prove to be interesting to say the least. 20 days before the audition–oh wow, we'll see.
I'm impressed…I'm not feeling the pink hair. But um, I don't know how far he's gonna go though. Yeah, I'm with Simon. It's goodish, it's lacking something though.
Kara is the biggest flirt EVER. That's why she busted off when homegirl in the bikini shut it DOWN with Simon and Randy. Now when it happens to them, the men don't say nothing.
TELL THE NEW JUDGE TO FALL BACK!!!!
11. Do you want a banah-nah?!?!
Hmmm….the bar scene. Wonder what his voice is going to sound like. What–"I get that." Simon is kinda rude on that one.
What the hell?!?!?! Randy is a mess. I thought that was good song. Seriously, I thought it was good song. What is the criteria for judging? Yeah, I'm with Simon.
Randy gets a 7 on the WTF scale.
The hair…the rainbow colored hair.
Grandma's crazy pills. She's deaf too. Give her that lil ear plug that amplifies crap–the Loud and Clear!!!
I really liked that opening. I don't think I woulda picked this song for her though. She pulled it, but I still woulda liked to hear another song from her.
That's like bringing a knife to a gun fight. This is a singing competition and they gon' rap—ABOUT COOKIES and CHEESEBURGERS!?!?!?!?!?!?
She shoulda told her sister that she couldn't sing. WTF?!?!?!?! Only one is going to Holly-weird. Personally I wasn't impressed. I mean, they voted for her, but Randy didn't want to vote for Matt. A mess!
And they brought the whole family.
WOOOOOOW, y'all heard that dipthong–Winterrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrr day….
I don't know what to say?!?!?!
WHAT!?!?!?!? This competition is a sham!
Well, at least he can sing. He's a music teacher, he shoulda been able to pull on something. But that song had NOTHING to do with his wife dying.
I'm shocked Kara didn't bust out a Yiddish word again.
The terrorist fist bump happens again. He possibly has top ten possibilities.
WTF!?!?!??!?!?!?!?!?! He gets a 10 on the WTF scale.
Ummmmm…..he got those vocals from studying barbecue.
Anywho, as he goes through, he gon be the one who's an expert about Southern blacks and we don't know ish about us.
Lawwwwwwwwwwd….just deliver me. Swimming in jello.
23 through like (pick a random number) 34. Thankfully we passed on all them.
I REFUSE to comment on the cheerleaders. 'Nuff Said.
Why are we encouraging gimmicks?!?!? Not one single gimmick has made it past the judges.
Thank God they left theirs.
OH MY….I have to comment.
She looks like she's headed to a ghetto prom with a school ending in the name like [Whitney] Young or [Booker T.] Washington.
And for all that…he's a HAWT MESS!!
Well, iono bout HAWT, but I wouldn't let him in.
HAAAAAA! HA! He changed his vote?!?!?!! Bogus to the 'nth degree.
No to everybody!?!?!? Ryan sit DOWNE!!! Three year thing?!?!!?
Baby, there are OTHER ways to the top.
Um….I wouldn't have picked this song for him. He has stage presence though. He's gonna go through though.
Was that Alpha hands, but I heard dog calls which are clearly Que's….
I've been through Grand Island, Neb. His hair is the color of the corn that's out there. If don't get out now, he's not gon make it.
I'm not holding hope right about now.
Simon know this fool can't sing….he was trying to not put off the inevitable.
RIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIGHT…just go ahead and stawwwwwp….
Can we hear the next one about the grandmother!?!??! Why are they playing with this boy's emotions??!?!?! Like he sounds okay. It's a bit gloomy–a hawt mess.
He sound like some Alabama rekect who made it to the big leagues.
Of course, he'd be from my homestate. Glen Carbon–never heard of it. The way he talking it's GOT to be from somewhere near St. Louis.
Okay, I've heard some crap today—they need to send him through. I liked his voice personally. Maybe because he's actually singing some songs I like and had heard before.
Very…good. It's WELL…sing very WELL.
Wow, now he's guilt tripping.
Anywho…um, he wasn't bad. But, honestly, I'm not convinced he's gonna make it very far though.
39, 40, 41, 42 and on….
Yay, 10 minutes to count down.
They told her to stop because they knew that high note was NOT gon' work.
Why these fools keep on singing?!?!?!?!?!??!?!?!
Sweet–right, wait till later. The easiest song in the world would NOT work for her.
She COGIC or something. She keep on getting God for them.
She needs to go 'head and sing backup for T-Baby in It's So Cold in the D.
She got straight up church vocals. She probably sings alto in the choir or she could give me praise and worship leader.
Going through to the next round. That lil' (no pun intended) run at the end was the business!!
And she's beautiful. I LOVE it!!!
And she got a donk!!! But I'm taken, and so is she!
See, told you he wasn't going far.
I just wasted two hours of my life that I can't get back on completely frivolous entertainment. I'm out y'all.
She was clearly somewhere over the rainbow!!!
and what about the rappin sistas? wuz it me or was the oldest just a bit grape ape like!!
My heart can't take it tonight!
Asia: Their rap was cute. India's vocal weren't impressive and she probably wont last.
like i told someone last night, AI is in DESPERATE need of a psychologist on set…psych evals should be standard in the audition process (a la that chick her killed herself outside of paula's crib).
i thought there were some decent people last night…notice i said decent, not necessarily great.
but on the real….i'm still laughing at day 1. in particular when ryan tried to give that visually impaired kid a high five. i was like WTF! really, playa…didn't you just hear him say that his sight is like looking through a straw. so you through your hand up for a "great job!" SIT DOWN!!


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NGC 1559 est une galaxie spirale barrée située dans la constellation du Réticule. Sa vitesse par rapport au fond diffus cosmologique est de , ce qui correspond à une distance de Hubble de . Elle a été découverte par l'astronome écossais James Dunlop en 1826.

NGC 1559 a été utilisée par Gérard de Vaucouleurs comme une galaxie de type morphologique SA(l)0+ dans son atlas des galaxies.

La classe de luminosité de NGC 1558 est III-IV et elle présente une large raie HI.

À ce jour, plus d'une trentaine de mesures non basées sur le décalage vers le rouge (redshift) donnent une distance de , ce qui est à l'intérieur des valeurs de la distance de Hubble.

Description

On pensait que NGC 1559 était un membre du groupe de la Dorade, mais des observations subséquentes ont montré qu'elle n'appartient à aucun groupe et qu'il n'y a pas de galaxies à proximité. NGC 1559 est donc une galaxie du champ, c'est-à-dire qu'elle n'appartient pas à un amas et qu'elle est donc gravitationnellement isolée.

NGC 1559 présente une courte barre orientée d'est en ouest dont la longueur fait environ 40′′. Cette barre et ses bras spiraux sont la source de très fortes émissions d'ondes radio.

Supernova
Quatre supernovas ont été découvertes dans NGC 1559 : SN 1984J, SN 1986L, SN 2005df et SN 2009ib.

SN 1984J
Cette supernova a été découverte le  par l'astronome amateur Robert Evans. Cette supernova était de type II.

SN 1986L
Cette supernova a aussi été découverte par Robert Evans le . Cette supernova était de type II.

SN 2005df

Une supernova de type Ia dans la galaxie NGC 1559 a aussi été découverte par Robert Evans tôt dans la matinée du . Le , la magnitude apparente de cette supernova était de 13,4 et elle a atteint le maximum de son éclat le  avec une magnitude de 12,3.
Une étude du spectre de la supernova dans le proche infrarouge, réalisée entre le 200 jour et le 400 jour après l'explosion, a permis de déterminer la densité de la naine blanche à l'origine de l'explosion. La valeur de cette densité () est consistante avec celle d'une naine blanche de masse égale 1,313±0,034 , une masse près de la limite de Chandrasekhar. Les résultats suggèrent que la compagne nourricière de la naine blanche n'était pas une étoile de la séquence principale brulant de l'hydrogène, mais plutôt une étoile fusionnant de l'hélium ou même une naine blanche éclatée par la force de marée.

SN 2009ib
Cette supernova a été découverte le  par une équipe d'astronomes. dans le cadre du programme de recherche de supernovas CHASE (CHilean Automatic Supernova sEarch) de l'université du Chili. Cette supernova était de type IIP.

Notes et références

Voir aussi

Articles connexes
 Liste des objets du NGC

Liens externes

 NGC 1559 sur spider.seds.org
 NGC 1559 sur la base de données LEDA
 NGC 1559 sur WikiSky
 NGC 1559 sur le site du professeur C. Seligman

1559
Constellation du Réticule
Galaxie spirale
Galaxie spirale barrée
Objet céleste découvert en 1826
Objet céleste découvert par James Dunlop


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Dominion Lending Centres Clearlease Reports Google (NasdaqGS: GOOG) threatens to wipe photographs of streets and houses in Switzerland from online maps
VANCOUVER, BC – (May 11, 2011) Clearlease Reports Google (NasdaqGS: GOOG) is threatening to wipe photographs of streets and houses in Switzerland from its online maps unless the country's supreme court overturns a ruling requiring an absolute guarantee of anonymity for people captured by the popular Street View service.
Shutting down Street View in an entire country would be the Internet search giant's most extreme response yet to growing complaints it is violating people's privacy.
The Mountain View, California-based company company said Wednesday it will ask the Swiss Federal Tribunal to throw out a lower court decision that obliged it to ensure all faces and vehicle license plates are blurred before uploading pictures to the Street View service. Street Views allows map users to click on virtually any spot in a city to zoom into a series street-level pictures taken by cars mounted with 360-degree cameras.
The ruling last month by the Federal Administrative Court in Bern — following a complaint from the country's privacy watchdog — ordered Google to obscure identifying features such as skin colour and clothing from people photographed in the vicinity of "sensitive establishments," such as women's shelters, retirement homes, prisons, schools, courts and hospitals.
If Google fails at the higher court and goes through with its threat, it would be the first time that the company has permanently switched off Street View anywhere in the world, though it has faced privacy concerns in many of the 27 countries where the service is available.
Last year, it bowed to demands for users in Germany to be able to blur entire houses in Street View. And in March the company received a €100,000 (US$143,570) fine in France because the cars used to take photographs for Street View had illegally collected personal data from Wi-Fi networks, something it has apologized for.
Switzerland's data protection commissioner, Hanspeter Thuer, had filed the complaint against Google after determining that the company's automatic face blurring software wasn't 100 per cent accurate.
The company denied that it would be too expensive to manually check all Street View images, as Thuer had proposed. Instead, it argued that human being would likely make more mistakes than computers, which it said already have an accuracy rate of 99 per cent.
But with some 212 million Street View images viewed in Switzerland since the launch of the service, the error margin runs in the millions.
During a court hearing in February, Thuer used a live version of Street View to demonstrate examples where the software failed to obscure faces of adults and children in public — including outside the court — and even inside private homes.
"We will try our very best to preserve Street View for Swiss users," said Patrick Warnking, Google's country manager for Switzerland.
"I want to say clearly and unequivocally that we take data protection seriously," he added. "We have already taken measures to protect the identity of individuals and vehicles in Street View. And we hope that this will be appropriately recognized in the appeals process."
Google has one of its biggest offices outside the United States in Zurich, where hundreds of engineers develop new services for the company.
As part of a publicity drive earlier this year, it took its Street View cameras into the Alps to photograph the country's spectacular ski slopes.
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KAI Takes a Prime Position in the New Pilbara Gold Rush
PUBLISHED: 23-11-2017
The rush for gold is on in the Pilbara.
With speculation that recent nugget discoveries could be prove to be a 'region changing' event, explorers are rushing to secure tenements that are prospective for conglomerate hosted gold.
Until just a few short months ago little attention was paid to the Pilbara's gold potential. That has all changed now following multiple discoveries of conglomerate gold... as well as growing publicity.
We have been following Kairos Minerals (ASX:KAI) for quite some time, and it as logged an impressive run since fervour around the new Pilbara gold rush got underway less than six months ago.
The company has found itself in precisely the right place at the right time, with the right people.
It already had an extensive tenement portfolio on its books in the Pilbara region where it was exploring for lithium. This positions it as a major player in the game already, having avoided the frantic land grab seen in recent months.
And KAI is no stranger to gold exploration.
It already has multiple gold exploration projects in WA, in addition to its extensive Pilbara tenements that are prospective for conglomerate gold, and it is these conglomerate-hosted gold tenements which are the focus of the moment... and what are beginning to arouse mainstream investor interest.
KAI has now discovered visible gold at its 100%-owned Croydon Project in the Pilbara.
The company discovered visible panned gold, plus it identified four key locations with previously unrecognised strike-extensive conglomerate units below the Mt Roe Basalt.
There are several reasons why KAI's stake in this region is important. Firstly, watermelon seed shaped nuggets have been uncovered that are speculated to be part of a much larger conglomerate gold mineralisation. Whilst this is yet to be confirmed, it could prove to be a major catalyst for regional explorers such as KAI.
However, KAI remains a speculative stock and investors should seek professional financial advice if considering this stock for their portfolio.
Secondly, the discoveries to date have led to comparisons being made between the mineralisation (and presence of conglomerate gold) of the Pilbara craton and South Africa's Witwatersrand Basin, which were connected over 3.1 billion years ago in the ancient continent of Vaalbara.
The gold reefs of the Witwatersrand are paleoplacer deposits and similar gold bearing conglomerates are believed to occur in the Fortescue Group of Australia. The reason that the potential similarities are gaining such interest is that around 1.6 billion ounces of gold, or one third of all the gold ever mined, has come from the Witwatersrand Basin's conglomerate beds.
Novo Resources (TSX-V:NVO), a $1 billion-plus capped Canadian gold company, is leading the charge along with its JV partner Artemis Resources (ASX:ARV) – another small cap ASX stock we have covered on this site over the past few months – in fact we first covered ARV way back in February of this year.
ARV has secured around 12,000 square kilometres of land in the region and discovered conglomerate gold nuggets from multiple Pilbara projects. Yet when Novo mapped it out they were missing pieces of the puzzle and needed help from nearby tenement holders to put it together.
KAI could play a crucial role the compilation of this puzzle.
There is one final factor pushing KAI forward with great velocity.
Even before this discovery, KAI's Pilbara operations had caught the attention of famed precious metals investor Eric Sprott.
Sprott, who is reported to have just over $1.6 billion in the bank , is a man who thoroughly understands gold exploration and has a fortune to prove it.
The billionaire is now thinking big on KAI. The company recently raised $7 million, of which Sprott invested $5 million into the ASX junior.
With Sprott's backing, KAI would be looking to emulate the form and pace of its neighbours, so let's update you on...
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When we last updated you on Kairos Minerals (ASX:KAI) back in July, with the article KAI Hits High Grade Cobalt in WA Hills , the company was capped at just $7.6 million.
Since then it has emerged as a central player in the new Pilbara gold rush, with the region beginning to attract significant attention for its gold potential around the time our article was published.
KAI has since gained its own attention, from investors, who have sent it its market cap flying up to $50.7 million today. That is more than seven-fold increase in fewer than five months.
Here's the company's share price over the past six months:
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Note the sharp rise in September, which followed company announcements confirming as highly prospective, the conglomerate hosted gold of KAI's extensive Pilbara tenement portfolio and that it had raised capital to fast-track the evaluation of Pilbara conglomerate-hosted gold potential .
KAI is in a strong position post capital raise, which also has something to do with billionaire investor Eric Sprott.
KAI secures funding from billionaire investor Eric Sprott
On October 25, KAI announced that it had raised funds for ongoing exploration at the Pilbara Gold Project , including the recently expanded conglomerate gold program and ongoing resource expansion drilling at the 258,000 ounce Mt York project.
KAI raised $7 million through a placement at 5.5 cents per share. Encouragingly, Eric Sprott emerged as a cornerstone shareholder and participant in this pivotal capital raising contributing $5 million, placing KAI in an exceptionally strong position to pursue aggressive exploration programs across its key projects.
These funds combined with proceeds from option conversions would increase the group's cash position to more than $10 million.
It's fair to say the Sprott is confident of the region's gold potential.
Sprott already holds a 9.1% stake in Novo Resources, while Kirkland Lake Gold, of which he is Chairman recently boosted its stake in Novo to 18.2%.
KAI noted that the investment places it in an exceptionally strong position to pursue aggressive exploration programs across its key Pilbara Gold Project.
Gold discovered at KAI's Pilbara Gold Projects
With the capital raising locked away, KAI wasted no time in undertaking further exploration of the potential of its Pilbara Gold Project's tenements.
The Pilbara Gold Project includes an extensive tenement portfolio of a combined 1158 square kilometres of tenure, which is highly prospective for conglomerate-hosted gold discoveries.
Here are KAI's Pilbara tenements positioned amongst the other Pilbara gold players:
The project's exploration is being overseen by highly experienced consulting exploration geologist, George Merhi.
Merhi has more than 20 years' experience in the Pilbara as former Exploration Manager for Novo Resources between 2011 and 2015.
Prior to that, he spent 17 years with Mark Creasy's Creasy Group – having responsibility for the day to day running of the entire Creasy Group tenement package throughout the Pilbara.
It's fair to say Creasy has done pretty well over the last couple of years in WA minerals exploration – having reaped more than $500 million when Independence Group acquired Sirius Resources in 2014:
Source: How the Rich Invest: Mark Creasy
Mehri has been contributing his vast amount of exploration experience to KAI, particularly in hunting for Witerwatersand style conglomerate gold mineralisation in the Pilbara.
The helicopter-assisted exploration programme is facilitating access to the new areas for detailed mapping, rock chip sampling, stream sediment and soil sampling and reconnaissance stream panning and metal detecting.
An initial field assessment has confirmed the prospectivity of KAI's tenements for paleoplacer conglomerate-hosted gold mineralisation.
It is early stages here and investors should seek professional financial advice for further information if considering this stock for their portfolio.
The field assessment highlighted the presence of at least 100 strike kilometres of prospective lower Fortescue Group rocks including both the base of the Hardey Formation and the basal sequence of the Mount Roe Basalt.
Croydon Project
On November 17, the company announced that it had discovered gold in four key locations at previously unrecognised strike extensive conglomerate units at its Croydon Project.
KAI said that the discovery of visible gold in panned samples from the very first target was a 'very exciting early breakthrough' that added to the now widespread occurrences of conglomerate-hosted gold in the Pilbara.
KAI fast-tracked its initial assessment of the Pilbara Gold Project and came up with multiple high-priority areas which are highly prospective for significant conglomerate-hosted gold discoveries.
These discoveries came after just a few weeks of helicopter-supported reconnaissance exploration. The vast amount of ground that had to be covered, plus the inaccessibility of many of the locations and extreme weather conditions in this unexplored part of the Pilbara make the discoveries particularly impressive.
This followed a November 9 announcement, where KAI confirmed that it had discovered visible gold from newly identified targets at the project .
After focusing on a two kilometre stretch of mapped conglomerates at the Croydon Project, KAI was able to identify visible gold in numerous stream sediment samples collected from panning in creeks draining a thick sequence of conglomerate beds beneath the Mount Roe Basalt at the base of the Fortescue Group.
The discovery has been compared to that at Purdy's Reward by the Novo Resources (TSX-V: NVO) and Artemis Resources (ASX: ARV) JV. It is the same stratigraphic position as the Purdy's Reward discovery and is considered to be the preferred target horizon for conglomerate-hosted gold in the Pilbara.
This field work has identified extensive areas of previously unrecognised prospective conglomerate units that are up to approximately 30 metres thick at four different locations. These are predominantly within the southern part of tenement package, as can be seen on the map below as Targets 1-4.
Four previously un-mapped conglomerate targets over a strike length of around ten kilometres in a favourable stratigraphic location were identified below the Mount Roe Basalt within the Mt Croydon Project. KAI successfully recovered visible gold in panned stream sediment samples from the first target evaluated.
At Target 1, the conglomerate package has been mapped continuously over a strike length of approximately two kilometres. Within this target area 28 pieces of gold were returned in panned samples from 10kg of stream sediment (-2mm).
Here is gold from Target 1 visible in a pan:
These shallow dipping units are beneath the Mount Roe Basalt in a number of areas, opening up vast additional areas for exploration. This significantly increases the prospective footprint for conglomerate-hosted gold in the Pilbara.
Over the coming weeks, before the wet season takes hold, KAI will undertake further helicopter-supported exploration at the Croydon Project. This will involve additional stream sediment sampling and detailed soil sampling. The results will be announced as they are received and interpreted.
On top of that, ground-based exploration activities are ongoing at the projects E47/3519 and E47/3520 tenements. These exploration activities will help prioritise areas for stream sediment sampling, trenching, metal detecting and drilling next year.
Mt York (Lithium &) Gold Project
An extensive 2,000m RC drilling programme is underway at KAI's Mt York Gold Project focusing on an exceptional gold target.
This drilling is being progressed in parallel with KAI's expanded Pilbara conglomerate gold program and funds from the recent capital raising will be applied here.
The drilling program will focus initially on testing extensions to Main Hill and Breccia Hill deposits, testing a further one kilometre of strike to the east to Gossan Hill.
This follows an extensive geological, geophysical and geochemical review of the Mt York Project in 2016 and additional drilling through early 2017 which resulted a maiden JORC 2012 Indicated and Inferred Mineral Resources of 5.692Mt at 1.42g/t for 258,000oz.
The new drill program will focus on testing extensions/repetitions to the known mineralisation over the one kilometre strike length between Breccia Hill and Gossan Hill on approximate 100m spaced drill lines.
This program is expected to be completed in just days with initial assay results flowing in over the coming weeks.
What may come of these results is speculative at this stage, so investors should seek professional financial advice if considering this stock for their portfolio.
This new drilling programme at Mt York coinciding with a major upsurge in gold exploration activity across the Pilbara region. It complements the extensive field operations underway at Croydon, south of Whim Creek, targeting gold mineralisation within conglomerates below the Mt Roe Basalt.
So, while much of the attention is on conglomerate hosted gold, Mt York remains an important part of KAI's extensive gold footprint in the Pilbara, particularly as it already hosts a substantial JORC Resource inventory with considerable upside.
Roe Hills Project
Further south in WA, 120 kilometres east-southeast of Kalgoorlie's 'Golden Mile' within the Eastern Goldfields of the Eastern Yilgarn Craton is KAI's Roe Hills Project.
Funds from the recent capital raising will also be used to undertake follow-up drilling at Roe Hills, where drilling earlier this year returned numerous significant results immediately south along strike from the Lake Roe/Bombora discovery currently being drilled out by Breaker Resources (ASX: BRB), a company currently capped at $78 million.
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The PASS Summit is just around the corner, less than a month away. Although I'm not presenting a session at the event, I'll be contributing through a couple of other outlets this year.
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In addition, I'll be participating in the Ask The Experts forum. The AtE booth on the arena floor is open to all comers who can discuss their questions, challenges, and experiences with SQL Server subject matter experts who have volunteered their time in the booth. I don't yet know what time I'll be working in the Ask the Experts area, but I'd encourage you to stop by and chat with me or another volunteer any time.
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Yarra's Edge came together late in February and raised $10,445 for the Ashton family, which is in Docklands awaiting a lung transplant for their son Coen.
The Ashtons are from Queensland but have been in Melbourne since October to be close to the Alfred Hospital for when the call comes through that a pair of donor lungs has become available.
14-year-old Coen was born with cystic fibrosis and spends two weeks out of every four in the Royal Children's Hospital preparing for the transplant.
Docklands has taken the family under its wing since it ran out of funds and moved out of the NewQuay apartment it was renting.
The community fund-raiser at the Loading Dock Bar and Grill on February 29 took the form of a trivia night, interspersed with auctions conducted by Coen himself and local real estate agent Baden Lucas. Coen's brother Kai drew the raffles.
The Ashtons have thanked local businesses which donated goods for auction, including Fruit For You and Flowers Too, Bistro Vite, Mad Duck Cafe, Papillon Day Spa as well as some South Melbourne Market stall holders.
The family has also expressed its gratitude to the hastily-convened organising committee of Helen and Robert Voges, Dawn Holmes, Nanice Ducksworth, Wendy and Laura Egan.
Some 100 people attended to support the event, which was "MC'd" by Robert Voges and led by Rick Bruce as quiz master, ably assisted by side kick, "The Captain".
"The Captain" and one of the "phone police" were reportedly embroiled in allegations of bribery, which added to the fun of the night.


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Sheriff's Office seizes heroin
Rebecca Sitzes
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Cleveland County Sheriff's Office deputies found and seized almost a pound of heroin in two separate incidents in Kings Mountain on Wednesday,
according to a release.
Two men have been arrested and charged with trafficking heroin and are being held at the Cleveland County Detention Center.
Sheriff Alan Norman said the two cases are not connected in any way.
Altogether, deputies seized 305 grams of heroin with an approximate street value of $30,000, according to the Sheriff's Office.
According to the release, the interdiction team stopped a car on I-85 in Kings Mountain and during the stop deputies found 168 grams of heroin in the car.
Michael John Forgach, of the 9000 block of Hanover Hollow Road in Charlotte, is being held on a $25,000 bond and has been charged with trafficking by possession of heroin and trafficking by transportation of heroin.
In addition to the drugs, Forgach's car, a 2016 VW Jetta was seized in the investigation, according to law enforcement.
In the second traffic stop, which took place in Kings Mountain by the Sheriff's Office narcotics and CIT division, deputies seized approximately 137 grams of heroin, $1,200 and a 2012 Volkswagen Jetta.
Enrique Josue Ledesma Arellano, of the 4000 block of John Penn Circle in Charlotte was arrested and charged with two counts of trafficking heroin.
Arellano received a $200,000 bond.
Norman said heroin is becoming one of the drugs of choice nationally.
"We will continue to work diligently to investigate those who are in the business of selling controlled substance in Cleveland County," said Norman. "Getting these people off the streets has and will continue to be my priority."
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Have you found an online vendor selling Wicked Dolphin Silver Reserve?
This rum from a young florida based company (est. 2012) has a scent of vanilla. It is well balanced and has no after burn. Looking forward to taste more aged rums from this interesting company in a couple of years.
Nose: smoother than Havana Club Anejo 3 años.
Palate: not as tasteless as havana club 3 años.
Edit: upgraded form 5 to 6, then back to 5 after tasting ron santa cruz plata.


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Q: How to check Azure app has contributor role at subscription level? I would like to check for an azure app , whether it has contributor role assigned to it at subscription level or not?
I think there would be a built way to check this.
Note : My app always been assigned contributor role at subscription level. So, this app is contributing at overall subscription. So, I need to consider subscriptionId for this purpose.

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*As of now the web application is no longer assignes the Contributor role at the subscription level. At the subscription level, the web application will only have Read access.

*When you use the Azure Resource Manager (ARM) deployment type to create a cloud management gateway (CMG), the Contributor role assignment is limited to resource groups when the service is launched.

*If created through CMG then each subscription allows for up to 2000 role assignments. Role assignments at the subscription, resource group, and resource scope levels are all subject to this limit.

*The Role Assignments page contains a chart that counts the amount of role assignments for the current subscription to help you stay on track.

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Below steht für:
 Below (Adelsgeschlecht), deutsche Adelsfamilie
 Below (Band), schwedische Band
 Below (Familienname), Familienname, zu Namensträgern siehe dort
 Below (Film), US-amerikanischer Film von David Twohy (2002)

Orte:
 Below (Eldetal), Ort in der Gemeinde Eldetal, Landkreis Mecklenburgische Seenplatte, Mecklenburg-Vorpommern
 Below (Techentin), Ortsteil von Techentin, Landkreis Ludwigslust-Parchim, Mecklenburg-Vorpommern
 Below (Wesenberg), Ortsteil von Wesenberg (Mecklenburg), Landkreis Mecklenburgische Seenplatte, Mecklenburg-Vorpommern

Siehe auch:
 Schreiterer & Below, deutsches Architekturbüro
 Belov
 Belowa
 Beloff
 Bellow


As a young man I attended all-male or mostly all-male schools from the age of about 14 to the age of 21. There were zero females in my high school - they were not allowed in this PUBLIC SCHOOL at the time - and just a handful in the engineering university I attended afterward. I must admit, this was not a emotionally healthy arrangement for me. No wonder I wrote this song!
Anyway, in this song the singer, who was already enduring personal turmoil at the time, suffers a fairly common form of rejection by the girl who basically snubs him, but he takes it very hard. He is hitting a low point and leaves the party but fortunately the girl who treated him poorly sees his immediate reaction, and senses his pain. She is the girl from the previous song (The Prophet), a victim of abuse herself.
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Scholar says Mozart painting is authentic
Confirmation came, right down to the buttons
LONDON The 19-by-14-inch oil painting shows the profile of a man in a bright red jacket. Cliff Eisen says it's only the fourth known authentic portrait of Mozart from the time when the composer was at his professional height in Vienna, Austria.
King's College in London says the portrait was probably painted by Joseph Hickel, who was a painter at Austria's imperial court. It says Hickel gave the portrait to Mozart in return for the composition of a serenade for a member of Hickel's family.
Eisen said he was able to authenticate the portrait by comparing it against auction records, archival documents and a letter written by the composer to his father in 1782.
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For some days, she said, she had noticed that two men seemed to be spying upon me in the street. They stood constantly, perhaps a hundred steps from my house; and she suspected that they followed me each time I went up the street.
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"And if you met these two men, you would know them?"
"Good;" I cried, laughing, "I see you have the very spirit for a detective. I must engage you as a member of our force."
"Joke if you like, sir. But I have still two good eyes, and I don't need spectacles to recognize people. Someone is spying on you, that's certain; and you should put some of your men to track them in turn."
"All right; I promise to do so," I said, to satisfy her. "And when my men get after them, we shall soon know what these mysterious fellows want of me."
In truth I did not take the good soul's excited announcement very seriously. I added, however, "When I go out, I will watch the people around me with great care."
"That will be best, sir."
My poor old housekeeper was always frightening herself at nothing. "If I see them again," she added, "I will warn you before you set foot out of doors."
"Agreed!" And I broke off the conversation, knowing well that if I allowed her to run on, she would end by being sure that Beelzebub himself and one of his chief attendants were at my heels.
The two following days, there was certainly no one spying on me, either at my exits or entrances. So I concluded my old servant had made much of nothing, as usual. But on the morning of the twenty-second of June, after rushing upstairs as rapidly as her age would permit, the devoted old soul burst into my room and in a half whisper gasped "Sir! Sir!"
"Who?" I queried, my mind on anything but the web she had been spinning about me.
"Themselves! In the street! Right in front of our windows! Watching the house, waiting for you to go out."
I went to the window and raising just an edge of the shade, so as not to give any warning, I saw two men on the pavement.
They were rather fine-looking men, broad-shouldered and vigorous, aged somewhat under forty, dressed in the ordinary fashion of the day, with slouched hats, heavy woolen suits, stout walking shoes and sticks in hand. Undoubtedly, they were staring persistently at my apparently unwatchful house. Then, having exchanged a few words, they strolled off a little way, and returned again.
"Are you sure these are the same men you saw before?"
Evidently, I could no longer dismiss her warning as an hallucination; and I promised myself to clear up the matter. As to following the men myself, I was presumably too well known to them. To address them directly would probably be of no use. But that very day, one of our best men should be put on watch, and if the spies returned on the morrow, they should be tracked in their turn, and watched until their identity was established.
At the moment, they were waiting to follow me to police headquarters? For it was there that I was bound, as usual. If they accompanied me I might be able to offer them a hospitality for which they would scarce thank me.
I took my hat; and while the housekeeper remained peeping from the window, I went down stairs, opened the door, and stepped into the street.
The two men were no longer there.
Despite all my watchfulness, that day I saw no more of them as I passed along the streets. From that time on, indeed, neither my old servant nor I saw them again before the house, nor did I encounter them elsewhere. Their appearance, however, was stamped upon my memory, I would not forget them.
Perhaps after all, admitting that I had been the object of their espionage, they had been mistaken in my identity.


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package org.runningdinner.participant.rest.dinnerroute;

import com.google.common.base.MoreObjects;

import java.util.ArrayList;
import java.util.List;

import org.runningdinner.admin.rest.MealTO;
import org.runningdinner.core.dinnerplan.TeamRouteBuilder;
import org.runningdinner.participant.Participant;
import org.runningdinner.participant.Team;
import org.runningdinner.participant.TeamStatus;

import com.fasterxml.jackson.annotation.JsonIgnore;

public class DinnerRouteTeamTO {

  private int teamNumber;

  private TeamStatus status;

  private MealTO meal;

  private DinnerRouteTeamHostTO hostTeamMember;

  private List<String> contactInfo = new ArrayList<>();

  @JsonIgnore
  private Team rawTeam;

  protected DinnerRouteTeamTO() {

    // JSON
  }

  public DinnerRouteTeamTO(Team team) {

    this.setStatus(team.getStatus());
    this.setTeamNumber(team.getTeamNumber());
    this.setMeal(new MealTO(team.getMealClass()));

    Participant hostTeamMemberTmp = team.getHostTeamMember();
    if (hostTeamMemberTmp != null) {
      this.setHostTeamMember(new DinnerRouteTeamHostTO(hostTeamMemberTmp));
    }

    this.setContactInfo(TeamRouteBuilder.getMobileNumbers(team));

    this.rawTeam = team;
  }

  public int getTeamNumber() {

    return teamNumber;
  }

  public void setTeamNumber(int teamNumber) {

    this.teamNumber = teamNumber;
  }

  public TeamStatus getStatus() {

    return status;
  }

  public void setStatus(TeamStatus status) {

    this.status = status;
  }

  public MealTO getMeal() {

    return meal;
  }

  public void setMeal(MealTO meal) {

    this.meal = meal;
  }

  public DinnerRouteTeamHostTO getHostTeamMember() {

    return hostTeamMember;
  }

  public void setHostTeamMember(DinnerRouteTeamHostTO hostTeamMember) {

    this.hostTeamMember = hostTeamMember;
  }

  public Team getRawTeam() {

    return rawTeam;
  }

	public List<String> getContactInfo() {

		return new ArrayList<>(contactInfo);
	}

	public void setContactInfo(List<String> contactInfo) {

		this.contactInfo = contactInfo;
	}

	@Override
  public String toString() {

    return MoreObjects.toStringHelper(this)
            .addValue(rawTeam)
            .toString();
  }
}

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