Gajar Ka Halwa is a classical Indian dessert, this is also known as gajrala. Gajar ka Halwa is a delicious and popular sweet made with few ingredients, carrots, milk, sugar and flavored with cardamom. Gajar ka Halwa is a perfect dessert for any celebration.
Roast the cashew nuts and set aside for the garnish.
Boil the milk on medium-high heat in a non-stick pan until it is reduced to about to 1 cup. Stir often to ensure the milk does not burn in the bottom of the pan. Set aside.
Melt the butter in a frying pan on medium heat. Add the shredded carrots and stir-fry for about seven to eight minutes. Carrots should be tender and slightly changed in color.
Gajar Halwa can be refrigerated for up to one week and kept in the freezer for up to two months.
When ready to serve just warm.
Cook the halwa a little more and pour on a greased plate.
Spread the halwa until it is flat and 3/4 inch thick.
After the halwa cools, cut in squares.
Garnish with cashew nuts or sliced almonds.
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Manjula, I use Land O lakes unsalted sweet butter. It comes in sticks. How much will make 3 tbs.
I tried making this dish for 8 serves . As your dish suggest for 4 serves, I just doubled up the ingredients as shown in your recipe. Followed all the other instructions but it's almost half an hour but the milk has not dried up at all. Can u tell me what went wrong?
I think you have taken a milk at the end of the process or after milk you have given a least time to cook. I Gajar Ka halwa is regularly cooked desert.
I love your video. Thank you for explaining every step clearly.
Hi, I love this dish and would love to make it at home. Your recipe looks wonderful, but I wonder if it's possible to use canned evaporated milk or even sweetened condensed milk instead of reducing the 2 cups of milk? Thanks so much.
Amazing what good work you do. Thanks for sharing your Knowledge. Awesome, Superb Gaja Ka Halwa.. Manjula ji. sharing all your wonderful Recipes its a Blessing. Give me the opportunity to try and make some. My husband introduce me to to Gaja Ka Halwa, which I really loved. Majority sweets you make are my Favourites..Looking forward forall your delicious recipes..
Instead of butter can I make use of ghee???
Thank you so much for sharing this recipe. Carrot halwa is my absolute favorite dessert, but the nearest place that makes a good one is almost an hour away from my house. Tonight I used your recipe, and just made carrot halwa as good as (or better than) I've ever had in a restaurant. Again, thank you for the recipe and posting the videos- it's so helpful to see the recipe done step by step, it makes a world of difference.
This is a mouth watering sweet.
My grand father liked it to much.
I feel very happy,when i cook gajar ka halwa,,thanks aunty for tips.
Neha, I have never experienced that, sorry I don't have any answer for that.
Did you add piping hot milk to the carrots while it was cooking?
That could be the reason. If the milk it too hot when you add it to gajar, it will curdle and the milk proteins will burn as you cook further. That's what make your gajar halwa turn black! Milk should be at room temperature or just lukewarm when you add to carrots while cooking.
Amazing! Thank you for sharing your recipe.
Thank you for sharing your knowledge Manjula. I have a question regarding this carrot halwa. When I make it the milk solids turn into white particles in the halwa. This does not look so nice. Is this normal? Is there anything I can do to prevent it. In your photo I don't see any white particles and your carrots look so bright and glossy.
Thank u so much mrs. Manjula ji…..I really like all ur recipes ..gajar ka halwa recipe was v v nice ..thnx so much for sharing with us all..waiting for more n more recipes ..
How do you make Punjabi Mulee ka roti ( Radish inside the roti) I forget… because also my next door Punjabi aunty use to make this Mulee ka roti.. I hope to get your advises.
Plus how to make Punjabi style Taarka with all different beans..? I forgot all the beans name.?
I miss India so much because I am based in Taiwan now.
Thanks a lot for your teaching us how to cook Gajar ka Halwa.
I love this so much and I miss the days when I was in India eating Gajar ka Halwa made by my next door auntie who is Punjabi makes good Halwa and Paaratha to go alongwith.
Thanks so much for sharing this recipe and video! Your instructions are always so easy to follow and your measurements are so accurate. I've been wanting to learn how to make gajar ka halwa for years now, but have been intimidated from trying it. Your method is traditional, yet so easy to follow! I can't believe that on my first try, it actually looked like the one you made and it tastes delicious, too! I added a few extra spoons of sugar, but later realized that your amount is probably perfect for this rich dessert. I also put a whole cardomom, but it did not incorporate the flavor into the dish this way. Next time, I'll add the cardomom to the milk (I don't know how to powder cardamom to the fine texture I like and am not a big fan of cardamom).


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David Hockney's Nichols Canyon Painting to sell for $35M at Phillips
Nichols Canyon, a treasured landscape by David Hockney, will go up for auction at Phillips. The painting is expected to fetch $35 million as the sale's top lot.
Oct 26, 2020 • By Charlotte Davis, BA Art History
Nichols Canyon by David Hockney, 1980, via Art Market Monitor; Portrait of David Hockney by Christopher Sturman, via Esquire
A landscape painting titled Nichols Canyon (1980) by David Hockney is expected to fetch $35 million at a Phillips auction. It will go up for bid at Phillips' 20th Century & Contemporary Art Evening Sale on December 7th in New York. It will go on display from October 26th-November 1st at Philips in London and then also in New York and Hong Kong.
Nichols Canyon is one of the first landscape works from Hockney's mature period, depicting Nichols Canyon in California from an aerial perspective. Featuring rich, contrasting colors and unblended brushstrokes, the composition shows the influence of Fauvist and Cubist styles.
"You look at the painting and you really meander with him on the road, through space and time. He stands color-wise clearly with Matisse and van Gogh. It's as Matisse as you can get," said Deputy Chairman and Worldwide Co-Head of 20th Century & Contemporary Art, Jean-Paul Engelen, "Space-wise, you see the same aerial view that Picasso painted in 1965."
Background On Nichols Canyon
Mulholland Drive: The Road to the Studio by David Hockney, 1980, via LACMA
Nichols Canyon marks an important shift in David Hockney's oeuvre as it is the first painting in a panoramic landscape series lasting decades. It came after David Hockney had taken a break from painting to focus on photography in the 1970s, signaling his reimmersion into painting. It was produced alongside Mulholland Drive: The Road to the Studio (1980), which now resides in the permanent collection of the Los Angeles County Museum of Art (LACMA).
Nichols Canyon has been in the hands of a private owner for nearly 40 years, having most recently been purchased from its current owner in 1982. The piece was traded by Hockney alongside a double portrait titled The Conversation (1980) for a Picasso painting worth $135,000 with dealer André Emmerich.
The owner has loaned out Nichols Canyon to several major exhibitions and locations, including the Museum of Contemporary Art, Chicago; Walker Art Center, Minneapolis; Centre National d'Art et de Culture Georges Pompidou, Paris; Hockney Paints the Stage, San Francisco Museum of Art; David Hockney: A Retrospective, Tate Gallery, London; and David Hockney, The Metropolitan Museum of Art, New York.
"I have been obsessed with this painting for years, and now it's here," said Engelen, "He was driving every day to Santa Monica Boulevard where he had his studio…California is very different from Yorkshire, so in the 1970s, he's trying to capture space with all these photography projects. I think these are the two most important landscapes of his career."
David Hockney: 20th-Century Powerhouse
A Bigger Splash by David Hockney, 1967, via Tate, London
David Hockney is an English contemporary artist who is one of the most influential living art figures of the 20th century. His work is associated with the Pop Art movement, but he also experimented with other 20th-century styles and media including Cubism, landscape art, photo collage, printmaking and opera posters. He is known for his series of paintings depicting swimming pools which depict the mundanity and simplicity of everyday life. David Hockney studied under Francis Bacon but also credits Picasso and Henri Matisse as major influences on his artistic career.
David Hockney has recently had two major art retrospectives at the Metropolitan Museum of Art in New York and Tate Britain in London. His work has also sold for large sums at auction in recent years. His Portrait of an Artist (Pool with Two Figures; 1972) sold for a record-breaking $90.3 million at Christie's New York in 2019. His double-portrait Henry Geldzahler and Christopher Scott (1969) also sold for £37.7 million ($49.4 million) in 2019 at Christie's London. Last week, London's Royal Opera House sold a 1971 portrait of Sir David Webster by David Hockney at Christie's London for $16.8 million.
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namespace App\Http\Controllers\Api\Settings;

use App\Http\Controllers\Api\ApiController;
use App\Http\Requests;
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use Artisan;
use Illuminate\Http\Request;

class SettingsController extends ApiController
{
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     * @return \Airflix\Contracts\Settings
     */
    protected function settings()
    {
        return app(Settings::class);
    }

    /**
     * Get the settings for the application.
     *
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    public function index()
    {
        return $this->apiResponse()
            ->respondWithArray(
                $this->settings()
                    ->get()
            );
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     * Set the folder paths for the application.
     *
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    {
        $this->validate($request, [
            'data.attributes.movies_folder' =>
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Their sound is heavy-duty, beautiful in its simple bombast. But these songs communicate something more—an ache and a wistfulness for something that has never been. Without knowing the words, you know these are songs about frustration, the kind found in the most sincere of love songs. And Sharp Teeth offer relief from the roar in the form of candy-coated melodies, which appear for just for a minute at time and waver on feelings of hopefulness, like hopping over a fence late at night to meet that boy or girl you dig so much.
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Pritzker signs 'most equity-centric' marijuana legalization bill in nation
Possession, adult-use to become legal Jan. 1
By JERRY NOWICKI
June 25, 2019 at 11:19 pm CDT
Gov. J.B. Pritzker takes in the applause before signing a bill Tuesday that legalizes adult-use cannabis in the state of Illinois at Sankofa Cultural Arts and Business Center in Chicago. Illinois becomes the 11th to legalize the adult-use of recreational marijuana. (AP photo)
SPRINGFIELD – Recreational marijuana use and possession will be legal in Illinois beginning Jan. 1, 2020, after Democratic Gov. J.B. Pritzker on Tuesday in Chicago signed a bill supporters said is the "most equity-centric" legalization effort in the nation.
"This legislation lives true to the promise to bring justice, equity and opportunity throughout our state," Lt. Gov. Juliana Stratton said. "By including components focused on repairing the harm caused by the failed war on drugs and decades of policies that caused mass incarceration – Illinois is a national leader with policy that's a national model."
The legalization effort made Illinois the 11th state in the U.S. to legalize marijuana but the first to pass a comprehensive legalization package through the legislature rather than a ballot initiative.
"As the first state in the nation to fully legalize adult-use cannabis through the legislative process, Illinois exemplifies the best of democracy: a bipartisan and deep commitment to better the lives of all of our people," Pritzker said during a signing ceremony at the Sankofa Cultural Arts and Business Center. "Legalizing adult-use cannabis brings an important and overdue change to our state, and it's the right thing to do."
Beginning Jan. 1, the law will allow for the possession of up to 30 grams of marijuana per Illinois resident older the age of 21. Residents also will be able to possess up to five grams of cannabis concentrate and 500 milligrams of tetrahydrocannabinol – or THC – contained in a cannabis-infused product. Nonresidents can possess half those amounts.
Registered medical marijuana patients will be allowed to grow up to five cannabis plants in their home and possess more than 30 grams of marijuana if it is grown and secured in their residence.
The new law also includes expungement measures for those with low-level marijuana arrests and convictions. About 700,000 records are eligible for expungement under the Cannabis Regulation and Tax Act, Pritzker said.
"One of the things that we wanted to make sure we accomplished with legalization was ensuring we put social equity at the center and the heart of our efforts, acknowledging that while we normalize and legalize something that is happening across the country, that we tie the direct nexus to the communities that the prohibition has hurt the most," said state Sen. Toi Hutchinson, D-Olympia Fields.
Pritzker said those with arrests for less than 30 grams will have their records cleared through local law enforcement and the Illinois State Police, and those with convictions up to that amount will have their records referred to the Prisoner Review Board, which will make an expungement recommendation to the governor.
Those convicted of possessing between 30 and 500 grams could petition the courts for expungement through a more complex "motion to vacate" process.
Marijuana offenses connected to violent crime are ineligible for the automatic expungement processes, but the individual or state's attorney can still file a motion with the court to vacate conviction.
"This legislation recognizes that to move forward and create a new cannabis industry, we have to mend the historic inequalities that have torn communities apart," said Esther Franco-Payne, executive director of Cabrini Green Legal Aid. "Expunging the records of hundreds of thousands of people and making social equity at the center of this bill will change lives and revitalize communities."
The measure directs 25 of legalization revenues to a newly established Restore, Reinvest and Renew grant program to "help communities most disproportionately impacted by the war on drugs," Pritzker said.
The bill also creates a $30 million low-interest loan program to defray the start-up costs associated with entering the licensed cannabis industry and establishes a "social equity applicant" status for licensing aimed at generating more minority participation in the legalized industry. The new law also establishes a DUI Cannabis Task Force; regulates advertising, packaging and location of cannabis businesses near public spaces, including schools and parks; and allows local governments to regulate the location of a cannabis business and home grow.
Legalization will generate revenue through a 7% tax on the gross receipts from the sale of marijuana by a cultivator and an excise tax on the purchaser. Marijuana with a THC level at or below 35% would pay a 10 percent tax; while products over that amount of THC would be taxed at 25%. A 20% tax would apply to marijuana-infused products.
The tax does not apply for marijuana purchased by licensed medicinal patients.
The Illinois Department of Revenue projects that this industry will generate more than $57 million in tax revenue and licensing fees in fiscal 2020. In tax revenue alone, legalization is expected to generate $140.5 million in fiscal 2021; $253.5 million in fiscal 2022; $323.5 million in fiscal 2023; and $375.5 million in fiscla 2024.
Legalization is expected to generate as much as $500 million each year when the industry is fully mature. For the first year, most of the revenue is expected to come from licensing fees for marijuana cultivators, processors, transporters and sellers.
After regulatory expenses are accounted for, the bill dedicates 35 percent of legalization revenues to the general revenue fund; 20 percent to address substance abuse, prevention and mental health concerns; 10 percent to pay down the bill backlog; 8 percent to local governments to support crime prevention programs and interdiction efforts relating to the illegal cannabis market and driving under the influence of cannabis; and 2 percent for a public education campaign and analysis of the public health impacts of legalization.
State Sens. Craig Wilcox, Donald DeWitte collect Valentine's Day cards for nursing home residents
State Sen. Don DeWitte appointed to Republican leadership role
Kyle Rittenhouse pleads not guilty in Kenosha protest slayings
Pandemic, social unrest, statehouse scandals top 2020 state stories
Wisconsin prosecutors add curfew charge against Rittenhouse
Lawyer: Soldier charged in Rockford shooting may have PTSD
Shooting at Rockford bowling alley leaves 3 dead, 3 injured
Sangamon County judge tosses decision voiding Pritzker's executive orders
State's expected vaccine shipments halved for next two weeks, Pritzker says


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Following the second FTSE4Good Index and FTSE ESG Ratings reviews in June 2015, Sunway Berhad continues to successfully meet the inclusion criteria and remains a valued member of the FTSE4Good Index Series. Sunway Construction Group Berhad, upon its successful listing on Bursa Malaysia on 28 July 2015, has also been included in the index.
This certification by UK-based FTSE Group, one of the best known indices in the world for socially responsible investment communities, is an outstanding testament to both the entities' commitment to balancing profitability and sustainability.
The FTSE4Good Index Series is designed to measure the performance of companies demonstrating strong Environmental Social and Governance (ESG) practices measured against globally recognised standards. The index is a leading indicator used by investors who place importance on corporate social responsibility and sustainability.
To be included in the index, companies must demonstrate they are working toward the highest standards across the ESG pillars, which are divided into 14 themes.
The themes include a company's approach to climate change, water use, biodiversity, pollution and resources, environmental supply chain, health and safety, labour standards, human rights and community indicators, customer responsibility, social supply chain, anti-corruption, tax transparency, risk management and corporate governance covering a total of 350 ESG-related indicators.
Sunway Berhad and Sunway Construction Group Berhad are also among a select number of stocks included in the FTSE4Good Bursa Malaysia Index. Companies evaluated for inclusion are screened in accordance with well-defined ESG criteria.


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State your fears out loud. It will help diffuse them.
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Durham County and the state of North Carolina is being sued by Orbitz, as well as five other travel companies, over a new law that obliges them to pay sales and occupancy levy on Internet-arranged hotel stays.
The lawsuit, which was filed Feb 4, claims the governments are in violation of both the US and North Carolina constitutions by imposing multiple or discriminatory taxes. The suit pushes Durham in the frontline of a major nationwide battle between the online travel industry and the states that believe they are being cheated out of tax revenue.
The reason why Durham County was also named as a defendant in the new lawsuit was not altogether clear. Except for levying an occupancy tax on hotel stays, no other allegations were made in the complaint against the county.
Orbitz, Hotels.com, Travelocity, Cheaptickets.com and Expedia are being represented by Williams Mullen, a Raleigh law firm. The lead lawyer, former state Rep. Chuck Neely, could not be reached for comment.
The new law, which was passed last summer by the N.C. General Assembly as part of the state budget, is being sought by the plaintiffs to be declared as invalid by the judge. The lawsuit also asks that the defendants, including Durham County, be made to pay the legal bills of the companies.
As of Tuesday, local officials are still assessing the situation. Durham County Attorney Lowell Siler stated he still has to receive a copy of the lawsuit.


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Naval ROTC
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Naval Training School
Hobart College
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Naval Training Center
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1954 - Company 197
1956 - Companies 392, 509
1960 - Companies 137, 191, unidentified
1961 - Companies 228, 230, 232
1963 - Companies 181, 242, 286, 523
1964 - Companies 39, 79, 205
1966 - Companies 32, 291, 710
1968 - Recruit Brigade Review, 12 July 1968
1970 - Company 68
1971 - Companies 916, Drum & Bugle
1981 - Companies 63, 273
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Fourth Reserve Officers Class
US Naval Academy
Bethany Log
US Navy V-12 Program
Bethany, WV
The Billet
Naval Officer Candidate School
US Naval Training Station
May 1952 (Class Five)
Binnacle
Boots T' Braids
March 1952 (Class Four)
US Naval Reserve Midshipmen's School Notre Dame, IN
Jan 1943, May 1943, Sep 1943
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The Catapult
The Clipper
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1955 - Companies 4, 61, 69, 122, 300
1957 - Companies 61, 70
1958 - Companies 12, 27, 31-32, 33-34
1959 - Companies 13-14
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United States Naval Academy
1986/87, 1989, 1990
24 Oct 1952 (Class 7)
The Cruise
US Naval School Academy and College Preparatory
Devil's Log
The Dolphin
V-12 Training
Eight Bells
New York State Maritime Academy
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1923, 1942, April 1944, October 1944, 1945, 1946
Flaghoist
Fleet Service Schools
The Flight Jacket
Aviation Cadet Battalion
US Naval Air Station
1937, 1939, 1941-1943, 1954-1961, 1964-1973
The Gadget
US Naval Training Camp
US Naval Reserve
Pre-Midshipmen's School
Ashbury Park, NJ
Midshipmen's School
Fort Schuyler, Bronx, NY
Officer's Indoctrination School
Gopher Log
Hawsepipe
California Maritime Academy
Carquinez Straits
The Helm
Recruit Training Command
State College, PA (University Park)
Irish Rover
Irish Wake
1977, 1979, 1980, 1982, 1983, 1985, 1986, 1988, 1989, 1992, 1993, 1994, 1996, 1997
The Keel
United States Naval Training Center
Great Lakes, IL
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1951 - Companies 29-30, 73-74, 201-202, 575,
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1955 - Company 317, 580
1956 - Companies 511, 64, 425
1958 - Generic (no specific company), Company 366
1960 - Generic, no specific company
1961 - Companies 76, 87, 5903
1966 - Companies 8, 377, 385, 424, 432, 731,
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1967 - Companies 2, 208, 273, 561
1974 - Companies 045, 75, 186, 415
Unidentified year - Company 250
The Keelhaul
Officer Candidate School
July 1952 (Class Six)
Knots and Fathoms
Long Glass
Longhorn Log
all annual editions from 1894 - 1956, 1958 - 2012
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Midwatch
NAAS - Kingsville, Texas
Naval Air Training Command
US Naval Auxiliary Air Station
Kingsville, TX
NATTC, Memphis, Tenn.
Naval Air Station
Navy ROTC and V-12 Unit
US Naval Training Schools
Newport Naval Training Station
US Navy Supply Corps School
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1966, 1966 Supp., 1967, 1967 Supp., 1968
1972, 1973-74
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Pacific Midshipmen Training Squadron
Pass In Review
Marine Military Academy
1943 - Class 4-43
The Plane Shooter
Armed Guard School
Shelton, VA
US Naval Training Center
1954 - Companies 2, 26, 147, 148, 151, 152
1955 - Companies 1, 11, 29, 30, 32
1956 - Companies 16, 24, 27, 28, 31
1946, 1957, 1967, 1968, 1969, 1971/72, 1988, 1989, 1991, 1992, 1993, 1994, 1998
Porthole UCLA
Purple Salvo
The Q-12 Log
Naval Training School - Indoctrination
Camp Macdonough
1944 - Battalion 1
1944 - Class No. 2
Quarterdeck
Hollywood Beach Hotel
22 November 1944 (Class 3-45)
Recruit Training Women - Bainbridge
1961 - Companies 5-6, 15-16, 17-18, 19-20, 26-
Rough Roll
1977 - Training Units 196, 360
1980 - Training Unit 3018
1981 - Training Units K108, 155, 3030
1984 - Company C210
1985 - Companies C027, C091, C224
1986 - Companies C040, C058, 102, 132, 189
1992 - Company I032
The Seachest
1952 - Classes 3, 5, 8, 10, 12
1953 - Classes 3, 7, 9, 11
1954 - Classes 14/15A, 15/15A, 16/17A, 18
1955 - Classes 19, 20, 22/22B, 23
1956 - Classes 24, 25, 26, 28, 29
1957 - Classes 30, 31, 34
1960 - Classes 46/46B, 47, 48, 49, 50, 51
1963 - Classes 63, 64, 64-1, 64-2
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Q: Using Salesforce dashboard in salesforce MOBILE sdk based app or may be some other app out side salesforce context I want to render the salesforce based dashboards in mobile app which is based on SFSDK only. What will be the best way to do it?
Currently i am making the call to get the dashboard data and then using the CHRTS library to draw the dashboard data.
Is there any better idea, which can reduce the amount of work?
May be creating the LWC components which contains these dashboards and then render them in mobile app or any where else?
Thanks,
Manjeet

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Home Community Voices of Dunwoody Dunwoody Eagle Scout to Present 30 Handmade Flag Cases to Veterans' Families...
Dunwoody Eagle Scout to Present 30 Handmade Flag Cases to Veterans' Families in "Last Roll Call" Ceremony July 23
WHEN: Tuesday July 23 at 2 pm
WHAT: Presentation of 30 handmade flag cases to the families of veterans by Emerson Doolittle for his Boy Scout Eagle Project
WHERE: Atlanta VA Medical Center Chapel, 1670 Clairmont Road, Atlanta, GA 30033
Hi, my name is Emerson Doolittle and I'm a senior at Dunwoody High School. I've been in Boy Scouts since 6th grade and it's been my lifelong dream to achieve the rank of Eagle Scout, which is the highest award in scouting.
For my Eagle Project, I led a team of fellow scouts to build 30 memorial flag cases for the families of veterans who can't afford them. I will present them to the families in a ceremony called "The Lost Roll Call" which will be held at the VA Medical Center chapel on Tuesday, July 23 at 2 pm.
The military burial flag honors a veteran and their surviving family. Both the deceased veteran and the family have made a sacrifice for their country, and the flag is a memorial to that sacrifice.
One of the most requested items at the VA is a flag case to display and honor a loved one's flag. Many veterans' families do not have the means to purchase one – and the VA says that families often lose the burial flag if they don't have a safe place to keep it.
Making flag cases for these veterans' families is my way of honoring my country and thanking veterans for their service.
I hope to see you at the VA on July 23.
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Stanley 'Carrot' Harris is ginger, tubby and definitely not cool. And he has a secret: he's adopted, and this makes him feel like he's never quite fitted in.
On his thirteenth birthday, he receives the one thing he's been waiting his whole life for: a card from his long-lost birth mother, asking to meet up. But Stanley isn't sure: what if he's a big disappointment to her? So he hatches a plan – and he's going to need a stand-in Stanley, someone who is handsome, sporty and God's Gift to Mothers.
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Euro Media France has just achieved a major first during the « La Grande Battle » show produced by Banijay and broadcast by France 2.
This music competition in which contemporary music groups perform a piece of classical music, benefited from the installation of 80 digital microphones used simultaneously for a live broadcast coordinated by Euro Media France sound crews headed by Gwen Yvon and Jean-Marc Lardy.
After carrying out a fully digital audio recording test during a rugby match, Euro Media France decided to offer a technical solution that ensures the best reliability and sound quality possible, using Sennheiser products.
It seems that this technique for recording, mixing and broadcasting had never been tried out before during a live musical show.
Our XXL3 OB unit was installed at studio 204-B. The crews were assisted by Yasta, a company that managed the 56 digital microphones (provided by Yasta and Espace concept) used to mix the music ready-for-airing as well as a 24-channel D9000 system (provided by Tapages & Nocturnes).
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Hunting asteroids: NASA's Planetary Defense budget grew 4000% in 10 years
Planetary.org
Sat, 28 Sep 2019 16:32 UTC
© Photo: Science Photo Library / ANDRZEJ WOJCICKI / Getty Images
It wasn't the arguments that changed, it was the politics.
In 2005, Congress passed a bill requiring NASA to find and track at least 90% of all near-Earth objects (NEOs) 140 meters or larger by 2020. It was a significant step toward protecting the planet from potential asteroid impacts, but it had a major flaw: Congress neglected to specify funding for the new mandate. As a consequence, NASA's NEO survey effort was sidelined for years; as of January 2019, only 40% of the total estimated population of hazardous asteroids 140 meters and larger had been found. Meeting the 2020 mandate is now impossible.
For five years after the 2005 law, NEO survey efforts at NASA limped along with an annual budget of less than $4 million per year — roughly 0.02% of the space agency's total expenditures and less than the travel budget for employees at NASA headquarters. This money supported observation time on ground-based telescopes around the world — an important but ultimately inadequate method for detecting the extremely faint signatures of near-Earth objects.
This began to change in 2010. That's when the White House, for the first time, proposed a 5-fold funding increase for NEO observations, kicking off a decade-long trend that transformed the effort from a limited, ground-based sky survey into a full-fledged planetary defense program with its own flight line for space missions. This year, NASA will spend $150 million on planetary defense, 40 times more than in 2009. This growth happened only in the past few years: in 2018 and 2019 NASA will spend as much on planetary defense as it did in the entire previous decade combined.
© Casey Dreier / The Planetary Society
NASA's NEO Program Funding
The arguments in favor of an extensive NEO survey program are not any different today than they were in 2005. Everyone knew that getting hit by a big asteroid would be bad and that we needed to search for potential threats; that's why Congress passed the law it did. In the absence of new data or external events we should look to politics: why would the NEO observations suddenly warrant increased political attention required to drive funding?
The first 2 significant jumps in funding — from $4 million to $20 million as proposed in fiscal year 2011 and from $20 million to $40 million in fiscal year 2014 — both align with proposed asteroid missions in human spaceflight. In 2010 the Obama Administration released its National Space Policy, which stated that the United States should send humans to an asteroid by 2025. In its fiscal year 2014 budget request, NASA revised this idea by proposing the Asteroid Redirect Mission, which would have robotically placed a small asteroid in lunar orbit to be explored by astronauts. Both of these human spaceflight initiatives required a specific type of asteroid in a specific type of near-Earth orbit to meet their needs. Few suitable asteroids had yet been discovered, limiting potential encounter opportunities. But scientists predicted many more were out there, awaiting discovery if they just had the resources to look. It is very likely that the needs of the much larger and politically influential human spaceflight program thus drove a 10-fold increase in funding for NEO observations.
© NASA budget requests FY 2010 - 2020, FY 2019 Consolidated Appropriations Act Committee Report, FY 2020 HAC-CJS Committee Report.
Planetary Defense/NEO Observation Funding Table. Notes: All values in millions of dollars. Values in italics are proposed and not final. FY 2020 "Actual" is the proposed appropriation from the House of Representatives and not yet finalized. Numbers in FYs 2021 - 2024 are tentative and projected by the FY 2020 NASA budget request. They do not yet reflect funding necessary to pursue the NEO Surveillance Mission.
You might wonder: did the Chelyabinsk impact play a role in the fiscal year 2014 funding increase? That's unlikely, because the impact occurred in February 2013, after the White House budget request increasing NEO observations to $40 million had already been finalized. The event certainly didn't hurt the effort to grow the program's budget, but it's unlikely that it was directly responsible for the increase in funding.
More recently, NEO-related missions became relevant to parochial interests in Congress. The Double Asteroid Redirection Test (DART) mission concept began receiving funding via congressional appropriations in fiscal years 2017 and 2018 — before NASA formally proposed the mission in fiscal year 2019. Though DART is an important and relevant test of asteroid deflection, the sudden congressional interest likely stemmed from the fact that it is managed by the Johns Hopkins Applied Physics Laboratory (APL) in Maryland. APL was wrapping up development of the Parker Solar Probe in 2017 and had no other planetary missions in the pipeline (APL contributes to the Europa Clipper but does not manage the program). DART solved that problem.
Comment: It's not just NASA that deems there to be a very real threat from asteroid impacts: Russia's Academy of Sciences begins work on countering 'hazards' from outer space
The addition of a full-fledged flight project to an already growing NEO observations program effectively tripled the program's budget. It now can pay for more ground-based NEO surveys, support radar observations of near-Earth asteroids, and take over spacecraft operations such as NEOWISE. The rates of detection after 2010, shown below, demonstrate the benefits of this investment.
© NASA / Center for NEO Studies
NEO Detections Over Time
Comment: New and more profuse technology is definitely not the only reason detection rates have rocketed: Michigan Meteor Event: Fireball Numbers Increased Again in 2017
Given these growing responsibilities, NASA rechristened the NEO observations program as "Planetary Defense" in fiscal year 2018, promoting it from a subprogram within the Planetary Science Research and Analysis account to a major program line within the Planetary Science Division. It now rubs budgetary shoulders with the Mars Exploration, Discovery, and New Frontiers programs.
The yet-to-be-named telescope would launch as soon as 2024, as part of NASA's new, multi-pronged approach to planetary defense.
Another recent and significant development is the establishment of a mission flight line for Planetary Defense within NASA. This will enable an ongoing series of small-to-medium-class missions in support of detection and deflection efforts. DART is the first of this line, and NASA just announced its intent to pursue the NEO Surveillance Mission (NEOSM) as the second. NEOSM is an infrared space telescope dedicated to NEO detection and will rapidly find and characterize those 140-meter objects mandated by Congress in 2005. NASA officials predict that NEOSM will allow the space agency to meet the congressional mandate of finding 90% of those objects 15 years faster than using traditional ground-based telescopes.
After years of struggle to address critical planetary defense needs, NASA is finally prioritizing the effort and finding supporters (and funding) in Congress. However, even after 4200% growth in 10 years, NASA still spends a mere 0.7% of its budget on planetary defense. There is more room yet to grow. But if history is any guide, the long term effort to protect the Earth from dangerous asteroids will have to address more prosaic and immediate political needs along the way.
Casey Dreier Chief Advocate & Senior Space Policy Adviser for The Planetary Society
Comment: As noted in Earth enters densest stream of deadly Taurid meteor cluster this June:
[...] scientists have identified more than 90 percent of the objects large enough to cause a global-scale disaster.
But moving down the size scale, the census is far spottier. Only about 30 percent of medium-size objects - 140 meters (460 feet) in diameter or larger - have been spotted. And she said only about 1 percent of objects have been found that are the size of the Tunguska impactor, which was about 40 meters (130 feet) in diameter. She said she welcomed the idea of a special effort to look for objects during the Taurid swarm in June.
And if something even as small as the Tunguska asteroid struck over a major city it would cause mass mortality; the situation could be particularly dire if it was part of a swarm.
For more on the current threat, see:
Chelyabinsk meteor: A wake-up call for humanity
Chelyabinsk to Cuba: The Meteor Connection
Coming to a city near you soon? Chelyabinsk meteor shockwave compilation
Are they finally taking the threat seriously? NASA teams with 'international partners' to plan asteroid impact exercise
And for an idea on the previous cataclysms humanity has endured:
Did Earth 'Steal' Martian Water?
Of Flash Frozen Mammoths and Cosmic Catastrophes
Meteorites, Asteroids, and Comets: Damages, Disasters, Injuries, Deaths, and Very Close Calls
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Well,, I knnow our budget for spying on us illegally probably jumped a similar amount, at least this (if done well) IS a proper function of government.


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It's a few-years-old budget IPS panel. To me it looks good though.
Checkout Amazon for prices as well. The more expensive items provide more options and work on a wider range of computers/monitors. Not all graphics cards/monitors can be properly calibrated - they just don't have the capabilities - but I have never seen a list of such items.
The two you listed are decent choices. Others - i1Display Pro and ColorMunki Photo are probably the best selling bottom line pro stuff - but comes at more expense.
I have an x-rite & I don't think you can go wrong with either.
The main difference will be the software that comes with it. Also there are plenty of 3rd party software products like calMAN which will work with most devices and might extent the flexibility of the sensor unit.
Thanks guys. I finally pulled the trigger on the Colormunki display. I know there are better options out there but I think for my very amateur purposes it will be good, at least "ballparking" what I see on the monitor to being correct.
To be honest, because they looked very similar the final decision came down to that I like monkeys more than spiders.


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Mystery Samsung SM-G850 pops up at the benchmarks
July 14, 2014 Charles Borrowmeo News
An unknown Samsung phone has been sported at AnTuTu sporting the model name Samsung SM-G850.
The device is suspected to be a version of the Samsung Galaxy S5. In fact, our in-house analysts here at BestMobs believe the phone is the rumored Samsung Galaxy S5 Neo.
While the naming is still sketchy as at press time, we couldn't be wrong on the specs of the SM-G850 as they were spilled over at the benchmarks test page at AnTuTu.
The device has a 4.7-inch display with a HD resoltion, just as you can see from the screenshot above. The Samsung SM-G850 is running on the latest version of Android — version 4.4.4 KitKat.
The rest of the specs for the smartphone includes a 1.8GHz Exynos 5 octa 5410 processor with ARM Mali T628 grqphics, 2GB of RAM, 32GB of storage, a 13MP camera and a 2-megapixel web cam.


Mine are Michael Holding, David Gower, Nasser Hussain, David Lloyd, Tony Cozier, Fazeer Mohammed, Harsha Bhogle, Pommie Mbangwa and Jeremy Coney.
Nick Knight - he is hilariously dreadfull.
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Hussain and Ian Chappell stand out.
Also, Benaud but does he still commentate?
Iamthewalrus wrote: Hussain and Ian Chappell stand out.
Past : Johnners, Benaud, Trueman, Tony Crozier, Tony Lewis.
Present : Boycott, Tuffers, Kerry O'Keeffe (Enjoyed listening to him in the ashes), Mike Holding, CMJ, and Vic Marks.
The Sky presenters I can take or Leave with the exception of Holding.
Jeremy Coney - nothing better than a New Zealand match delayed to rain and Coney is filling in the air time with his wonderful insights.
This is going to sound really odd, but whilst I do think he's a good commentator who wears his heart on his sleeve, for some reason whenever Chappelli speaks I find myself imagining that I'm his long-suffering wife, rolling my eyes at the repetition of his interminable anecdotes.
I'm not a woman, and I don't even know or care if Ian Chappell is or has ever been married. But whenever he speaks I just get this feeling of frustration that he is so boring that usually only a disgruntled wife on the verge of launching divorce proceedings can truly feel.
But yeah Danny is really funny.


NewTek Discussions > LightWave 3D Support > LW - Mac > lightwave still wont work for me. . .
View Full Version : lightwave still wont work for me. . .
Ok. So I have spent hours on end with the tech support guys from newtek. I have tied every possible I can think of, and have tried almost all ideas from the postings on here.
I'm running a dual 2.0 G5 with 2GB RAM an ATi Radeon 9600 Pro OSX 10.4.2 From what I can tell my machine should run it fine. Yet everytime I try to open it it closes right away. and the only message i see is an incredibly brief "License Error"
My last option I have yet to try is to go back to Panter. Then from there Install Lightwave, see if it runs and then Install Tiger again.
If you HAVE any ideas or things I can try without doing this then please let me know. Thank you very much!
I'm no expert but I do have a very similar machine except for the graphics card and have had no similar problems with installing Lightwave on either 10.3 or 10.4. which should give you hope.
Did you repair file permissions before trying the install?
I presume you have installed the eve dongle drivers?
Do you have any other dongled software which might be interfering such as Mirage.
make sure your licence file is a plain text file and not a rtf file.
Try deleting the Lightwave pref files in your user>library>preferences.


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One Laptop per Child is a non-profit organization that develops a $100 laptop, so that every child can have access to education and technology.
The actual specifications aren't very different from what Nicholas Negroponte, chairman of One Laptop per Child, envisioned. "The proposed $100 machine will be a Linux-based, with a dual-mode display—both a full-color, transmissive DVD mode, and a second display option that is black and white reflective and sunlight-readable at 3x the resolution. The laptop will have a 500MHz processor and 128MB of DRAM, with 500MB of Flash memory; it will not have a hard disk, but it will have four USB ports. The laptops will have wireless broadband that, among other things, allows them to work as a mesh network; each laptop will be able to talk to its nearest neighbors, creating an ad hoc, local area network. The laptops will use innovative power (including wind-up) and will be able to do most everything except store huge amounts of data."
The first machines have already been built, as you can see from these pictures. And here's a small demo that shows the user interface. Note that the operating system is emulated using VMware.
Good idea but horrible execution on the limited user interface.
How do you bookmark websites, etc?
They use a simple browser called Dillo, not Firefox as the video says.
About the address bar, I'm sure there is one.
Here, in Argentina (South America), de government has already buy some of these things and is planning to buy 1 million laptops to improve education in schools located in poorest places. A good idea or a good business?


Far from the Armageddon the White House predicts as the result of sequester, credit rating agencies view them as merely a small first step in the right direction.
The $85 annual across-the-board cut sounds excessive, but the credit agencies are universal in their agreement that it's not enough to balance out our balance sheet although a good start.
For example the debt the U.S. accumulated just in the month of February is six times that of the sequester cuts estimated for the remainder of fiscal year 2013 according to Congressional Budget Office's estimate.
The actual amount of the sequester cuts are insignificant — a bit over 2 percent of the federal budget. They're only heavy-handed in the way they're administered — across-the-board except for entitlement spending, which accounts for 57 percent of the total budget.
The fact that sequester cuts came about only because of a breakdown in negotiations between Congress and the White House — some may say a total absence of negotiations — isn't lost on the rating agencies.
Since President Barack Obama's election, the credit rating on United States debt has been downgraded multiple times.
In September, Egan-Jones downgraded its rating on U.S. debt to AA- from AA, citing Federal Reserve plans to try to stimulate the economy through "quantitative easing," the actions taken by the Federal Reserve to purchase U.S. debt with newly-printed money.
The other major raters, Moody's Investors Service and Fitch Ratings, have threatened their own downgrades at various times but so far still hold firm.
Read more at The Hill and CNS News.


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Today, I thought I would post another reminiscence from my East Village performance days. But it's not coming together. So, instead, I'm putting up this drawing. It's from a book I wrote called Peter Pigeon of Snug Harbor. It was the thing I did after the Modern Venus series. Ostensibly it was a kid's book, although I got the best response from people 80 or over.
Somebody asked me whether this was a reaction to the Modern Venus (i.e. smutty) paintings. But actually it all started with a pigeon I met on the Staten Island Ferry. He was riding towards Manhattan, standing on the rear deck, staring back longingly at Staten Island. It was a sharp contrast to the other passengers who seemed more than happy to be looking in the other direction. I couldn't help wondering what the pigeon's story was. Then after seeing Snug Harbor for the first time, It came to me (what might have happened). I was still having problems with radial tunnel syndrome then — It's like carpal tunnel, but it's in the elbows — and I had some new voice software that I wanted to try out, so I went to work.
It was never my ambition to write children's books, but I guess it turned out pretty well, because in 2006 the story won a prize courtesy of JP Morgan/ Chase and Poets and Writers. When I went to do the drawings it was kind of strange, because even though I'd been painting, I hadn't done any drawing since my college days.
Black lines are a strange, magical, way to convey an image. It's remarkable that their use has become so commonplace.


Is this song about eternal friendship, the indomitable human spirit, or the competitive drive within us all? The indomitable human spirit and the competitive drive within us all.
Who won the gold medal in the Reaching competition that year? Gloria Estefan.
Times the word "reach" is said in the song: 12.
It's the '90s, so out with the: Morodor synths.
And in with the: Vague, eclectic tribal rhythms and gospel choirs.
Dramatic, 4th quarter key-changes: 1.
Relevant Olympic Moment tied to this song: Kerri Strug reached for the sky when she vaulted on a broken ankle and stuck the landing.


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Two companies, SK telecom and Microsoft Corp. signed a wide-ranging partnership to promote Internet of Things into the business.
The agreement between the two firms includes working together in developing various technologies like IoT, 5G and artificial intelligence. The partnership also asks both the companies to work together on AI-powered service and product to support enterprises.
Under the MoU signed on 7 May, the tech company and telecom operator agreed to combine their technological capabilities jointly to promote IoT business such as smart factory, AI Technologies and services, media and entertainment services.
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\section{Introduction}
MPGDs are characterised by micro-metric anode structures that allow for fast collection of ions created during the avalanche process. This leads to a design where there is typically a milimetric gap for creation of primary ion-electron pairs and an amplification structure with the dimension of few tens to hundreds of micrometers. The time resolution of the MPGD is than limited to $\mathcal{O}$(5--10\,ns) due to fluctuations of the primary ionization. Splitting the drift gap then into many smaller gaps, each with its own amplification structure leads to a reduction of the fluctuations in the distance between the closest ion-electron pair and the amplfication structure (see Fig~\ref{lab:ftm-principle} left). Incrementing the number of amplification stages has a negative effect on the cost of such a detector, which can be kept under control by avoiding the single amplfication structures to have also their own readout strips and electronics. If instead one makes a fully resistive detector, signals of any (intermediate) layer can be picked up by external readout strips. This requires fully resistive amplification structures: one possible candidate to replace the metallic GEM electrodes is Diamond-Like Carbon is an amorphous film containing a significant fraction of $sp^3$ hybridization with attractive mechanical and resistive properties~\cite{Grill, Lifshitz}. DLC films can be made with resistivities spanning 10$^2$ to $10^{16}$\,$\Omega$cm.

\begin{figure}[h]
\includegraphics[width=13pc]{Timing_AllLayer}
\includegraphics[width=13pc]{Timing_vs_Layer}
\includegraphics[width=12pc]{Timing_Eff_vs_Layer_250um}
\caption{\label{lab:ftm-principle}Left: Arrival time (in Ar:CO$_2$ 70:30) for the first electron to the amplification structure for a 4\,mm gas volume split in 1--32 layers. Middle: Time resolution for 4\,mm gas volume split in 1--32 layers. Right: Time resolution and efficiency for 1--16 layers of fixed 250\,$\mu$m width.}
\end{figure}

\subsection{Fast Timing MPGD Principle}
The time resolution of an MPGD with a gaseous drift gap for primary ionisation creation is limited by the fluctuations in the distance between the first cluster and the amplification structure. Its time resolution can be modeled as $\sigma_t \propto \lambda / v_d$ with $\lambda$ the mean distance between two ionisation encounters and $v_d$ the drift velocity of electrons in the gas. It can be shown\footnote{Using the property that the minimum of a set of exponentially distributed observables is also exponentially distributed.} that splitting the large drift gap in several ($N$) micro-gaps, the time resolution improves with a factor $N$: $\sigma_t \propto \lambda / (N v_d)$. This relation is shown with a blue dotted line in Fig~\ref{lab:ftm-principle} middle \& right), while in a red full line a simple monte-carlo experiment confirms this relationship for a 4\,mm gas volume (Ar:CO$_2$ 70:30, $\lambda = 2.8$\,mm$^{-1}$ for a Minimum Ionising Particle (MIP): $\beta \gamma = 3.5$, $v_d = 70$\,$\mu$m/ns at $E=3$\,kV/cm) split in 1 to 32 layers. If on the other hand one considers a detector made of a limited number of fixed 250\,$\mu$m layers, then the time resolution of a single layer starts at $\sim$1\,ns because there is an effective cut-off of signals with long response time due to the maximum drift length of 250\,$\mu$m = 3.6\,ns ($v_d = 70$\,$\mu$m/ns). This is visible in Fig~\ref{lab:ftm-principle} (right), where only at $N = 8$ layers, the time resolution starts following the scaling law discussed above. This improved time resolution (1\,ns w.r.t. 5\,ns expected for $N = 1$) goes obviously at the cost of the detection efficiency that reaches only 100\,\% for $\geq 6$ layers (1.5\,mm total gas volume).

\subsection{Fast Timing MPGD}
The Fast Timing MPGD (FTM) was conceived \cite{Maggi} as a $\mu$-well like detector (See Fig~\ref{lab:ftm-scheme}), using 50\,$\mu$m polyimide foils with a GEM-like hole pattern created through the single-mask wet etching process (hexagonal pattern with pitch 140\,$\mu$m, conical holes with 70\,$\mu$m top diameter, 50\,$\mu$m bottom diameter) \cite{Duarte-Pinto}, where the top of the polyimide foil is covered with a $\sim 100$\,nm DLC layer acting as electrode. Simulations of the attained detector gain performed with microscopic tracking (ANSYS \& Garfield$++$) are confirmed by a a simple model that integrates the penning-corrected Townsend ionization coefficient ($\alpha$) \cite{Sahin} along the center of the hole (see Fig~\ref{lab:ftm-gain}). At an electrode potential of 500\,V we expect a gain of $G=10^4$. Thanks to the all resistive nature of the detector sparks are naturally reduced due to the voltage-drop in the resistive electrodes. The choice of the resistivity of the DLC is a trade-off between high signal transparency (high resistivity) and high rate capability (low resistivity). It was choosen to first establish the working principle of the FTM using a rather high resistivity of $\sim100$\,M$\Omega/\Box$, which could then later on tuned to obtain the rate capability necessary for the chosen application.

\begin{figure}[h]
\begin{minipage}{14pc}
\includegraphics[width=14pc]{ftm-scheme-piet}
\caption{\label{lab:ftm-scheme}Schematic view of a single FTM layer.}
\end{minipage}\hspace{2pc
\begin{minipage}{14pc}
\includegraphics[width=14pc]{Comsol_vs_Garfield_Gain}
\caption{\label{lab:ftm-gain}Attained gain in a single FTM layer in Ar:CO$_2$.}
\end{minipage}
\end{figure}

\subsection{Problems with the current state-of-the-art DLC}
The production of the FTM requires a good knowledge of the chemical wet etching process of DLC coated polyimide foils and high quality DLC film with good adhesion to the polyimide base material. For the production of $\mu$-RWELL the DLC side of the PI is effectively protected because glued on the readout PCB, high quality etching results have been established early on, resulting in detectors that can reach a gain of $10^4$ \cite{Gianni}. For the FTM the DLC side of the PI needs to face the drift gas volume and cannot be glued. Several trials have been made using magnetron sputtered DLC in Japan \cite{Ochi} and China \cite{Zhou} but no satisfactory resuls have been obtained. Fig~\ref{lab:dlc-delam} shows a microscopic zoom of the DLC coated PI foils after the etching process. The DLC is locally delaminated (brown areas), resulting also in holes with much larger diameter, leading to reduced electric fields inside the holes and as a consequence low avalanche gain.

\begin{figure}[h]
\includegraphics[width=14pc]{dlc-ustc-1}\hspace{2pc
\begin{minipage}[b]{14pc}\caption{\label{lab:dlc-delam} Microscopic view of the DLC coated PI foils after the etching process. The DLC (yellow) is locally delaminated, showing the PI (brown). Larger hole diameter is visible in the delaminated area.}
\end{minipage}
\end{figure}

Little progress was made in the past years to improve the DLC adhesion to the polyimide through magnetron sputtering, while the wet etching process was tuned to obtain the best possible results. The only way forward is to understand and improve the quality of the DLC. More insight and control on the DLC films can be obtained using different deposition techniques: Ion beam deposition and Pulsed Laser deposition, which are just a few among many different Physical Vapor Deposition (PVD) techniques. The main difference that affects the quality of the foil is the energy of the species (ions, atoms) used in the deposition process, which ranges from $\mathcal{O}$(0.1\,eV) for evaporation, over $\mathcal{O}$(0.1--10\,eV) for magnetron sputtering, to $\mathcal{O}$(10--100\,eV) for ion-beam and pulsed laser deposition. The main advantages of the magnetron sputtering are fast deposition on large areas and widespread adoption by industry. Ion beam deposition has the advantage of making good quality film and good adhesion while it can deposit many materials on many (also non conducting) substrates. Pulsed Laser deposition has as main advantage the precise control of the DLC $sp^3/sp^2$-ratio, controlling many independent deposition parameters.

\section{Ion Beam Deposition of DLC}
\subsection{Methods}
At the University of Bari a home-made dual ion-beam system with Kaufman ion sources was used to deposit DLC films on polyimide. The setup, shown in Fig~\ref{lab:ibs-setup} and described in more detail in \cite{Valentini}, contists of two ion sources for sputtering and an assistance ion source. For the deposition of DLC films, only one (main) ion source is operated to bombard a 10\,cm diameter pyrolitic graphite target at an angle of $45^\circ$. A carbon film is deposited on a $6\times6$\,cm$^2$ polyimide substrate. The assistance Ar ion source is focussed directly on the polyimide substrate. Organic compounds are removed from the substrate before the DLC deposition starts. During the deposition the assistance beam effectively compactifies the Carbon ions deposited by the main ion beams hence improving the uniformity and quality of the DLC film. A quartz micro-balance is used to determine the thickness of the film.
\begin{center}
\begin{tabularx}{\textwidth}{*{2}{>{\centering\arraybackslash}X}}
   \centering
\includegraphics[width=16pc]{Valentini-Ion-Beam-Sputtering-NoLabel}
   \captionof{figure}{\label{lab:ibs-setup} Schematic representation of the dual ion-beam sputtering deposition system used: (1) sputtering ion-beam sources, (3) assistance ion-beam source, (4) targets, (7) substrate holder, (8) turbomolecular pump. Figure taken from \cite{Valentini}. }
&
\setlength\tabcolsep{4pt}
\vspace{-4cm}
\begin{tabular}{rcccc}
\br
        & 1819 & 1820 & \multicolumn{2}{c}{1821} \\
\hline
\multirow{4}{*}{\rotatebox[origin=t]{90}{\textbf{Main}}} &$Ar$ & $Ar$ & \multicolumn{2}{c}{$Xe$} \\
              & 2.5\,cc/min   & 2.5\,cc/min & \multicolumn{2}{c}{2.5\,cc/min} \\
              & 1200\,eV  & 1200\,eV & \multicolumn{2}{c}{1200\,eV} \\
              & 80\,mA    & 60\,mA   & \multicolumn{2}{c}{60\,mA} \\
\hline
              &$Ar$ & $Ar$ & $Ar$ & $N\bullet$ \\
              & 7\,cc/min   & 7\,cc/min & 5\,cc/min & 2\,cc/min\\
              & 60\,eV   & 100\,eV  & \multicolumn{2}{c}{50\,eV} \\
              & 0.5\,A   & 1.17\,A  & \multicolumn{2}{c}{0.22\,A} \\
\multirow{-5}{*}{\rotatebox[origin=t]{90}{\textbf{Assistance}}} & all time & first 5\,nm & \multicolumn{2}{c}{all time} \\
\br
\end{tabular}
\captionof{table}{Main and Assistance ion-beam settings for the first three DLC samples.\label{lab:table-ibs}}
\end{tabularx}
\end{center}

\subsection{Results}
Fig~\ref{lab:ibs-samples} shows the first $6\times6$\,cm$^2$ samples were prepared at the end of 2018, varying the settings of the main and assistance ion beams, as detailed in Table~\ref{lab:table-ibs}. The surface resistivity was measured using 0.5\,mm thick Cu bars with 6\,cm length spaced 5\,cm apart, applying a voltage of 50--500\,V with an isolation tester (Megger MIT 410) and measuring the current (Fig~\ref{lab:ibs-res-meas}). To improve the adhesion of the Cu bars with the sample the measurement was performed on a soft mousepad. The resistivity was measured at various voltages and found to be independent of the testing voltage. To remove possible bias we have constructed a tool with concentric circular electrodes with inner electrode radius 1\,cm and outer electrode radius 2\,cm, the measurements agree within uncertainties..

\begin{figure}[h]
\begin{minipage}{14pc}
\includegraphics[width=16pc]{IMG_20181218_152853_scaled}
\caption{\label{lab:ibs-samples} The first three DLC films deposited on polyimide with ion-beam deposition.}
\end{minipage}\hspace{2pc}
\begin{minipage}{14pc}
\includegraphics[width=16pc]{IMG_20181217_172542_scaled}
\caption{\label{lab:ibs-res-meas} Measurement of the surface resistivity with thin Cu-bars and insulation tester.}
\end{minipage}
\end{figure}

To asses the uniformity of the surface resistivity the bars were spaced 1cm apart and 5 measurements were taken along the length of the sample. The results are shown in Fig~\ref{lab:ibs-res-unif} where the lines indicate the overall measurement and the markers indicate the uniformity measurements.

\begin{figure}[h]
\begin{minipage}{16pc}
\includegraphics[width=16pc]{Sample1819_Measurements}
\caption{\label{lab:ibs-res-unif}Uniformity of surface resistivity of early ion-beam deposition DLC samples.}
\end{minipage}\hspace{2pc}
\begin{minipage}{16pc}
\includegraphics[width=16pc]{AllSamples_TimeEvolution_v2}
\caption{\label{lab:ibs-res-time}Time evolution of surface resistivity of early ion-beam deposition DLC samples.}
\end{minipage}
\end{figure}

\noindent The first sample (1819) has a resistivity of $\sim 400$\,M$\Omega/\Box$, while the second sample (1820) reached nearly the target of $\sim 100$\,M$\Omega/\Box$, however it's resistivity was not stable in time (uniformity measured after a couple of days). We believe that the limited time of assistance beam lead to a lesser quality film that started oxidating, increasing it's surface resistivity. For the third sample (1821) we introduced Nitrogen doping, leading to a much lower surface resistivity of $\sim 30$\,M$\Omega/\Box$. Further experimentation varying the flux of N$_2$ unfortunately did not allow to tune the surface resistivity and we believe that the inclusion of $N$-ions in the film is already saturated at very low fluxes. This is shown more clearly in Fig~\ref{lab:ibs-res-time} where one can observe the time evolution of the surface resistivity of the first three samples. While the samples deposited with the assistance show a good stability in time, the second sample does not.

\section{Pulsed Laser Deposition of DLC}

\subsection{Methods}
At the university of Salento, Lecce a pulsed laser deposition system was used to deposit $2\times2$\,cm$^2$ DLC films on polyimide and Si/SiO$_2$ substrates. The laser used for the ablation of graphite is a multi-gas eximer laser (248--193\,nm) with pulses of 20\,ns at 10\,Hz and with pulse energy of max 400\,mJ. The experimental setup is described in full detail in \cite{Caricato}. The laser impings in a vacuum chamber on a rotating pyrolitic graphite target creating a plasma plume containing different chemical species based on carbon atoms (C, C$^+$, C$_2$, C$_2^+$, \ldots). The ablated species impinging on a substrate placed in front of the graphite target that can be fixed or in motion in order to homogenize the deposited film. A sketch of the setup is shown in Fig~\ref{lab:pld-setup}. The resistivity of the DLC films can be tuned varying the laser fluence, as shown in Fig~\ref{lab:pld-fluence}.

\begin{figure}[h]
\includegraphics[width=14pc]{PLD-rotating-substrate}\hspace{2pc}
\begin{minipage}[b]{14pc}\caption{\label{lab:pld-setup} Schematic layout of the Pulsed Laser Deposition with turning substrate holder.}
\end{minipage}
\end{figure}

\subsection{Results}
In the deposition by PLD of DLC films, the laser fluence is a critical deposition parameter in order to obtain the desired sheet resistance value. First depositions were performed at different laser fluence values and with different substrates trajectories in order to homogenize the film thickness on an area of $2\times2$\,cm$^2$. The sheet resistance values were found to be dependent on both deposition parameters as can be observed by the red and blue values, respectively, reported in Fig~\ref{lab:pld-fluence} (uncertainty on the laser fuence is $\sim$15\%.). However, reproducible films with an average sheet resistance value of 100\,M$\Omega/\Box$ were obtained at a fuence of 5\,J/cm$^2$  with a fixed substrate. The samples presented an extraordinary stability in time as can be seen from Fig~\ref{lab:pld-temp} where the surface resistivity is reported as function of temperature measured in a time-span of one week. These measurements were performed with a four-point probe stations using the Van Der Pauw method and after annealing at a temperature of 150$^\circ$C,, which changed substantially the surface resistivity from 100\,M$\Omega$/$\Box$ to $\sim 300$\,M$\Omega$/$\Box$. The van der Pauw method allows the measurement of the specific resistivity of arbitrairly shaped flat samples, with only condition that the sample should not have isolated holes (i.e. it should be sigly connected). While with this method sub-\% uncertainties on the resistivity value can be reached, the central value was fluctuating. Therefore the RMS on 50\, individual measurements was taken to estimate the uncertainty on the resistivity, being $\sim10$\%.

\begin{figure}[h]
\begin{minipage}{16pc}
\includegraphics[width=16pc]{DLC2019_Lecce_v1_fluence}
\caption{\label{lab:pld-fluence} PLD DLC Surface resistivity vs laser fluence for setup without (blue) and with (red) substrate rotation.}
\end{minipage}\hspace{2pc}
\begin{minipage}{18pc}
\includegraphics[width=18pc]{PLD-DLC9-Stability}
\caption{\label{lab:pld-temp} PLD DLC Surface resistivity stability and temperature dependence.}
\end{minipage}
\end{figure}

However later characterization of the samples revealed a non-uniformity of the films due to peculiar characteristics of the plasma plume which was found to be V-shaped \cite{Ursu}. To mitigate this effect the laser spot size was reduced by a factor of 4 and the substrate was simply rotated. Very uniform films were obtained on an area of $3\times3$\,cm$^2$ (Fig~\ref{lab:pld-sample}). Further tests are needed to determine the exact settings to reach the 100\,M$\Omega$/$\Box$ target using these new depostion conditions. Furthermore Raman spectroscopy, X-ray photoelectron spectroscopy and electrical characterizations are in progress to investigate the $sp^3/sp^2$ fraction of the DLC and carrier transport properties in order to have a better control on film quality.

\begin{figure}[h]
\includegraphics[width=14pc]{pld-sample-3x3}\hspace{2pc}
\begin{minipage}[b]{14pc}\caption{\label{lab:pld-sample} Sample of pulsed laser deposition of DLC ($\varnothing \geq 2$\,cm) on a $3\times3$\,cm$^2$ polyimide substrate.}
\end{minipage}
\end{figure}

\section{Outlook}
Recently activities have started at INFN Bari and Lecce to produce DLC films with high quality and good adhesion on the polyimide substrate to be used in resistive MPGD detectors. Both with the ion-beam setup as with the pulsed laser deposition, the target surface resistivity of 100\,M$\Omega$/$\Box$ has been reached. Further characterization with Raman and XPS is ongoing to investigate in depth the properties of the films. The next step will consist of testing the wet-etch procedure to perforate the foils with a GEM-like mask. The PLD deposition will enlarge the samples to $2\times2$\,cm$^2$ such that these can be used for the construction of a small-size FTM prototype. Both techniques will try to cover the DLC with a Cu mask such that double-mask GEM etching can be performed.

\ack The author would like to thank INFN CSN-V for giving the possibility to develop the FTM project, and all colleagues for their enduring encouragements.

\section*{References}

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