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Bar Beach is a beach on the Atlantic Ocean along the shoreline of Lagos, situated on Victoria Island. For a time, it was the most popular beach in Nigeria especially when Lagos was the capital of the country.

1970s to 1990s: Firing squad venue
From the early 1970s to the late eighties, during the military regime, Bar Beach was a site where many convicted armed robbers and coup plotters were executed by firing squad. It was always a public spectacle, with thousands of spectators, including television cameras and print journalists.

The first-ever public execution in Nigeria took place at Bar Beach in 1971. It was of Babatunde Folorunsho, for armed robbery. Others include Joseph Ilobo, Williams Alders Oyazimo, and Lawrence Anini and Dr. Oyenusi in the 90s.

The convicted plotters of the coup of February 1976 that killed General Murtala Mohammed, including Major-General I D Bisalla and Col. Buka Suka Dimka, were also shot by firing squad on Bar Beach.

1980s to 2000s: Flooding
Over many years, Bar Beach developed a reputation for overflowing its banks and claiming lives and property. Many times, the Ahmadu Bello Way, the road closest to its banks, was closed for safety reasons. Studies showed that between eight and fourteen meters of beach-front was eroded annually along Bar Beach.

2000s to present: Eko Atlantic
In 2003, the idea for a modern city on the Atlantic coast was publicly discussed. It would be sited on what used to be Bar Beach, out of reclaimed land. It would be called Eko Atlantic City, a residential and business district "standing on 10 million square metres of land reclaimed from the ocean and protected by an 8.5 kilometre-long sea wall"

In 2008, the construction of the new city began.

As of May 2009, while the site was being dredged, about 3,000,000 cubic metres (3,900,000 cu yd) of space had been sand-filled and placed in the reclamation area, while about 35,000 tonnes of rock have been delivered to the site.

In 2016, Eko Atlantic City was commissioned by Lagos governor Akinwumi Ambode.

Eko Atlantic and continuing flooding
The Eko Atlantic project has been criticized for having a design flaw that may contribute to continuing flooding in Lagos because of its being "highly susceptible to rising tides, as it is based on an artificial sandbar directly adjacent to the ocean." A storm surge in the exact area where the Eko Atlantic's construction was taking place reportedly killed 16 people. There have been other equally dangerous flooding in Lagos blamed on the new construction project.

In popular culture
Nnedi Okorafor's 2014 novel Lagoon is set in an alternative near future where Bar Beach is a thriving entertainment district and the site of first contact between humans and extraterrestrial visitors.

See also
Ibeno Beach

References

Beaches of Lagos

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The Fourth Of July isn't really the most romantic of holidays -- seeing as how it's all about a bunch of old dudes signing a piece of paper (to put it painfully simply). Still, it looks like Taylor Swift and Calvin Harris are making plenty of fireworks on their own as the pair fires up the grill this holiday weekend.
I profusely apologize for both the cheesy and potential fatally flammable nature of the previous sentence.
Moving on, Harris shared a snap heading into the weekend of Taylor poised at the grill, cooking up what appears to be a mess of... is that sweet potatoes, sprouts and some form of animal flesh? Delicious. The caption reads: "She cooks too." That we know all too well, Calvin Adam. Perhaps she also baked up some cookies for dessert?
I'm not sure exactly where Tay and Calvin are currently, but given the seaside view, I'm going to wager... perhaps Taylor's place in Watch Hill, Rhode Island?
Either way, enjoy all the America, Tay and Cal! Enjoy all the America.


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There are some useful things to ponder once you recover from the disgust aroused by the brazen entitlement and immorality of the recent scandal in which dozens of parents committed fraud to help their children gain acceptance to elite institutions. The spectacle of already-privileged parents seeking to extend their advantage by bribing coaches, hiring impostors to take SATs, and having their children feign disabilities feeds a widespread animus toward higher education.
It also, unfortunately, fixes our focus on a tiny fraction of collegiate education, the most elite institutions attended by between 1 and 4 percent of all college students (depending on how elite your definition of elite is). This narrow focus is nothing new.
While these parents were scheming to get their kids into schools that accept between 10 and 25 percent of applicants, 75 percent of all students are getting educated in colleges that accept a majority of their applicants. The classes they take are fundamentally the same: Psych 101 at your local college is likely very similar to Psych 101 at Stanford, and your local prof might even have a Stanford Ph.D.
The bizarrely high demand for seats in the most elite colleges has created a remarkable situation, to be sure, but it doesn't speak to the reality of the college experience for the overwhelming majority of students. New York has more than 100 private colleges plus 64 SUNY campuses and 20 undergraduate CUNY campuses. Only a few of those fine colleges qualify as elite, but all are engaged in the crucial task of educating the next generation.
While these parents were paying millions of dollars to gain admission to elite universities, thousands of students were doing what they do every day: studying, problem solving, writing and conducting research, working in internships and community service, acting in plays and writing poetry — often while working a paying job on the side.
Money and privilege do play a scandalously big role in understanding higher ed. The illegal schemes that characterized this fraud have their legal parallels. While it is obviously fraudulent to hire someone to take an SAT for your child, many well-off parents legally spend a lot of money coaching and tutoring kids in test-taking techniques. While it is clearly fraudulent to bribe a coach to name you as a recruited athlete, many schools do admit real athletes and legacy students with lower scores as a regular practice.
More fundamentally, there is a powerful correlation between family income and likelihood of college graduation. Students in the lowest income quartile have a 16 percent chance of graduating from college, while students in the top quartile have a 76 percent likelihood of graduation. This is the most pressing educational equity issue of our time.
Addressing this inequity ultimately means addressing poverty; everything else is working on the margins. But that work on the margins is important. It includes remedying the inequalities of preschool educational readiness, changing the correlation between good schools and high-income neighborhoods, putting a rein on college costs, and providing support for low-income students who are in college.
The Sage Colleges, and colleges like us across the country, work against the income/education correlation tide on a daily basis by keeping costs low, creating opportunities for students and supporting those students as they take advantage of them. Our students would seem unaffected by this scandal, except that the tawdry tale reinforces what they know all too well: that wealth and privilege are the keys to educational opportunity. That refrain spurs all of us in education — students, faculty, administrators — to work harder to help those without such privilege to succeed and contribute their talents to the world.
Perhaps if we paid less attention to the wealthiest of colleges and more attention to the daily efforts devoted across higher education to achieving student success, we would be less likely to see a scandal of this sort in the first place.
Christopher Ames is the president of The Sage Colleges.


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House GOP Leader Klarides Says Malloy Budget Guarantees Middle Class Tax Hikes
HARTFORD – Calling Gov. Malloy's budget proposal "universally unpopular,'' House Republican Leader Themis Klarides today said the plan would hit Connecticut's middle class the hardest by shifting the tax burden to towns and cities, and workers who can least afford huge tax increases.
The budget assumes $1.4 billion in union concessions, similar to Malloy's failed 2011 budget policy that didn't achieve the projected savings. That led to repeated deficits, including the projected $1.7 billion hole for the next fiscal year, and $1.9 billion the year after. The proposal represents a $200 million tax hike and also shifts $400 million in teacher pension payments to municipalities.
"This is a bait and switch budget that shifts the burdens to town and cities and, if approved, would result in huge tax increases. The utter failure of the Malloy administration to produce a workable budget that does not rely on fake savings, huge tax hikes and ignores reality is breathtaking,'' Klarides said.
The budget eliminates the property tax credit for homeowners, raises cigarette taxes and will force towns and cities to tax hospitals by $250 million through the elimination of PILOT funds.
Klarides said there was little to praise in the budget except for the union concessions that Republicans first proposed in order to avoid the huge deficits that have continued to plague the state. Now, she said, it may be too late to achieve them and doubted whether the unions will cooperate.
"The substantive, structural changes we proposed in our budgets were dismissed by the Governor and Democrats and now we face a reality that is quite painful. This was avoidable,'' Klarides said. She added that Republicans are ready to work on alternative ways to deal with the deficit.

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Q: Convert formatted date in string to datetime c# I have date in string format as following
Tue Jun 30 2015 00:00:00 GMT+0530 (India Standard Time)

I want to convert it to DateTime in c#.
I am getting this date from telerik datepicker using javascript.

A: Since your string has UTC offset, I would parse it to DateTimeOffset instead. And there is no way to parse your GMT and (India Standard Time) parts without using literal string delimiter. Remember, neither DateTime nor DateTimeOffset are timezone aware. DateTimeOffset is little bit better at least since this knows about a UTC instant and an offset from that.
var s = "Tue Jun 30 2015 00:00:00 GMT+0530 (India Standard Time)";
DateTimeOffset dto;
if (DateTimeOffset.TryParseExact(s, "ddd MMM dd yyyy HH:mm:ss 'GMT'K '(India Standard Time)'",
                                 CultureInfo.InvariantCulture,
                                 DateTimeStyles.None, out dto))

{
     Console.WriteLine(dto);
}

Now you have a DateTimeOffset as {30.06.2015 00:00:00 +05:30}
As an alternative (and better option), Nodatime has ZonedDateTime structure which is;

A LocalDateTime in a specific time zone and with a particular offset
  to distinguish between otherwise-ambiguous instants.

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package org.unitedinternet.cosmo.calendar.query;

import carldav.jackrabbit.webdav.xml.DomUtils;
import net.fortuna.ical4j.model.DateTime;
import net.fortuna.ical4j.model.Period;
import net.fortuna.ical4j.model.component.VTimeZone;
import org.unitedinternet.cosmo.dav.caldav.CaldavConstants;
import org.w3c.dom.Element;

import java.text.ParseException;

/**
 * Represents the CALDAV:time-range element. From sec 9.8:
 *
 * Name: time-range
 *
 * Namespace: urn:ietf:params:xml:ns:caldav
 *
 * Purpose: Specifies a time range to limit the set of calendar components
 * returned by the server.
 *
 * Definition:
 *
 * <!ELEMENT time-range EMPTY>
 *
 * <!ATTLIST time-range start CDATA #IMPLIED end CDATA #IMPLIED>
 * start value: an iCalendar "date with UTC time"
 * end value: an iCalendar "date with UTC time"
 */
public class TimeRangeFilter implements CaldavConstants {

    private Period period = null;

    private VTimeZone timezone = null;

    private DateTime dstart, dend;

    /**
     * Constructor.
     * @param period The period.
     */
    public TimeRangeFilter(Period period) {
        setPeriod(period);
    }

    /**
     * Construct a TimeRangeFilter object from a DOM Element
     * @param element The DOM Element.
     * @throws ParseException - if something is wrong this exception is thrown.
     */
    public TimeRangeFilter(Element element, VTimeZone timezone) throws ParseException {
        // Get start (must be present)
        String start = DomUtils.getAttribute(element, ATTR_CALDAV_START);
        if (start == null) {
            throw new ParseException("CALDAV:comp-filter time-range requires a start time", -1);
        }

        DateTime trstart = new DateTime(start);
        if (! trstart.isUtc()) {
            throw new ParseException("CALDAV:param-filter timerange start must be UTC", -1);
        }

        // Get end (must be present)
        String end =
                DomUtils.getAttribute(element, ATTR_CALDAV_END);
        if (end == null) {
            //add one year to date start Iphone ios7 bug
            end = addOneYearToDateStart(start);
            //throw new ParseException("CALDAV:comp-filter time-range requires an end time", -1);
        }

        DateTime trend = new DateTime(end);
        if (! trend.isUtc()) {
            throw new ParseException("CALDAV:param-filter timerange end must be UTC", -1);
        }

        setPeriod(new Period(trstart, trend));
        setTimezone(timezone);
    }

    private String addOneYearToDateStart(String start) {
        String year = start.substring(0, 4);

        return Integer.parseInt(year) + 1 + start.substring(4);
    }

    public Period getPeriod() {
        return period;
    }

    public void setPeriod(Period period) {
        this.period = period;
        // Get fixed start/end time
        dstart = period.getStart();
        dend = period.getEnd();
    }

    public String getUTCStart() {
        return dstart.toString();
    }

    public String getUTCEnd() {
        return dend.toString();
    }

    public VTimeZone getTimezone() {
        return timezone;
    }

    public void setTimezone(VTimeZone timezone) {
        this.timezone = timezone;
    }

}

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Porsche racing driver killed in Australian crash
Automakers not curtailing incentives
BMW mulls boosting electric car production
by Derek McNaughton	 | October 15, 2013
Sean Edwards was 26.
Famed British racing driver Sean Edwards was killed in an accident Tuesday during a private event at the Queensland Raceway in Australia.
Edwards, 26, was sitting in the passenger seat as an instructor when the driver of the car lost control, crashed through a tire barrier and into a concrete wall where the car burst into flames.
Edwards was currently leading the Porsche Supercup series that follows the Formula One calendar. He was also involved in the filming of Ron Howard's Formula One racing movie Rush, in which he played the role of his father, Guy Edwards.
Edwards was a Porsche specialist who this summer won the gruelling Nurburgring 24-hour race in a Mercedes-Benz shared with Bernd Schneider, Jeroen Bleekemolen and Nicki Thiim.
"Our thoughts are with his family and we want to express our deepest condolences to his relatives," said Hartmut Kristen, Head of Motorsport at Porsche
In 2006, Edwards became champion in the FIA GT3 European Championship. He has competed in the Porsche Mobil 1 Supercup since 2008, and in the Porsche Carrera Cup Deutschland since 2010.
The son of ex-Formula One pilot Guy Edwards, Sean Edwards was at Willowbank on a working holiday in Brisbane.
Justin Wilson on the mend after pelvic fracture in IndyCar season finale
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Porsche marks 25 years of Boxster with special edition 718
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Ein Hoflieferant ist ein Unternehmen, das besondere Privilegien für Lieferungen von Waren und das Anbieten von Diensten an einen/-m Hof genießt. In Monarchien existiert dieses System bis heute, wie in Großbritannien, Thailand, Belgien, Schweden und Dänemark. In einzelnen Ländern, wie z. B. in den Niederlanden, handelt es sich beim Titel "Hoflieferant" um eine Auszeichnung, die unabhängig von der Belieferung des Hofes an alteingesessene Unternehmen im ganzen Land vergeben werden kann, welche bestimmte andere Voraussetzungen erfüllen, wie ein traditionsreiches Alter, Unbescholtenheit oder Vorschlag des örtlichen Bürgermeisters.

Die Verleihung der Auszeichnung Hoflieferant hatte nicht nur für den Lieferanten Vorteile. Die Monarchie sicherte (bzw. sichert) sich im Gegenzug durch dieses Auszeichnungssystem die Unterstützung der führenden bürgerlichen Handels- und Industriebetriebe.

In der deutschen Geschichte gingen der Ehrung Hoflieferant durchaus unterschiedliche Bedingungen voraus. Sie konnten daher von Staat zu Staat unterschiedlich sein. Innerhalb der einzelnen deutschen Staaten und später im Deutschen Kaiserreich, war der Titel Hoflieferant immer an verschiedene Voraussetzungen geknüpft, welche durch die jeweiligen Königreiche, Großherzogtümer, Herzogtümer und Fürstentümer einzeln geregelt waren. Im folgenden Abschnitt, werden zum Beispiel für das ehemalige Königreich Sachsen nähere spezifische Informationen gegeben (siehe Liste sächsischer Hoflieferanten).

Meist wurden nur physische Personen mit dem Titel Hoflieferant beehrt. Der Titel galt in diesem Falle also nur der Person und nicht unbedingt zeitgleich einer Firma. Es gab aber auch hier Ausnahmen, die im überreichten Diplom genauer bezeichnet waren. Weiterhin gab es auch Titel, welche nur ein Produkt benannten und keinesfalls die herstellende Firma betrafen.
Ein besonderer Fall war immer die Geschäftsaufgabe oder gar der Tod eines Hoflieferanten. Wurde das Geschäft oder die Produktion durch einen Nachfolger weitergeführt, ging der Titel nicht automatisch auf den Nachfolger über, sondern es musste neu entschieden werden. Betraf der Titel aber nur ein Produkt der Firma, war die Weiterführung des Titels  auf Antrag möglich.
Die Hoflieferanten wurden meist nach ihrer Diplomierung geordnet. Die Diplome lauteten auf den Titel "Hoflieferant", sofern bei den Namen kein anderer Titel (z. B.  Hofgoldschmied, Hofmundbäcker, Hoforgelbauer etc.) vermerkt wurde. Nicht nur der Landesfürst konnte den Titel verleihen, sondern auch einige Mitglieder der "Königlichen Familie" selbst.
Weniger bekannt ist, dass der Titel eines Hoflieferanten auch käuflich war.
Es gibt daher viele große Unterschiede, die man immer einzeln betrachten muss.

Hoflieferanten in deutschen Staaten und Territorien

Anhalt

 Joseph Reitmayer, Fotoatelier, Tegernsee (zugleich auch Herzoglich Bayerischer Hoffotograf)

Hannover
siehe Liste hannoverscher Hoflieferanten

Hohenzollern (-Sigmaringen, -Hechingen)
siehe Liste hohenzollernscher Hoflieferanten

Lippe Detmold

 Hugo Julius, Hoffotograf
 Farina gegenüber – 1843 Hoflieferant Seiner Hoheit Paul Alexander Leopold Fürst zur Lippe

Nassau

 Farina gegenüber 1846 Hoflieferant Seiner Hoheit Adolph Herzog von Nassau

Königreich Bayern
siehe Liste bayerischer Hoflieferanten

Königreich Preußen und Deutsches Kaiserreich
siehe Liste preußischer Hoflieferanten

Königreich Sachsen
siehe Liste sächsischer Hoflieferanten

Königreich Württemberg

Seit dem frühen 20. Jahrhundert verlieh der König von Württemberg den Hoflieferanten ein besonderes Wappen, auf dem der linke schwarze Wappenhalter seinen Blick dem Betrachter zuwendet.

 Paul Bertler, Hofjuwelier seit 1912
 Jakob Braun und Albrecht Braun, Steinarbeiten, Lonsee, 25. Februar 1914
 Farina gegenüber, Hoflieferant des Königs von Württemberg, Eau de Cologne – 1868 SM König Karl I.
 Griesshaber, Schokolade, Stuttgart
 Hartwig & Vogel, Schokoladen- und Kakaofabrik
 Hof-Apotheke, Stuttgart
 Josef Hofer, Forellenzucht (heute Hofer Forellen GmbH), Hoflieferant seit 1908, Oberndorf am Neckar
 L. Kauffmann, Hof-Photograph, Hinter dem Kurhaus, Bad Creuznach
 G. C. Kessler & Co., Sektkellerei (heute Kessler Sekt GmbH & Co. KG) in Esslingen am Neckar, seit 1881
 Pfeiffer, Flügel- und Klavierfabrik, Stuttgart
 Conrad Ruf wurde 1881 der Titel "Hofphotograph" durch den Großherzog von Baden verliehen.

 Eduard Schultze, Firma: Max Kögel wurde 1895 der Titel "Hofphotograph" durch den Großherzog von Baden verliehen.
 »Samson«, Bürgerliche Brauerei Budweis
 Paul Teufel, Königl. Hoflieferant (Lithograph), Stuttgart
 Theodor Krumm (Tekrum) seit 1912
 Theodor Zwicker (d. Ä.), Herrenausstatter, Konstanz

Großherzogtum Baden
siehe Liste badischer Hoflieferanten

Großherzogtum Hessen

 Carl Backofen, Fotograf, Schönbergerstraße 10, Bensheim an der Bergstraße
 C. H. Busch, Potsdam
 Johann Baptist Ciolina, Hugo Thiele Nachf., 1892 durch die Kronprinzessin von Griechenland, Prinzessin Sophie von Preußen, 1896 durch die Königin der Niederlande und 1898 durch die Landgräfin von Hessen, Prinzessin Anna von Preussen zum Hof-Photographen ernannt.
 Otto Dahlem (Obstzüchter), Edelobstlieferant aus Ibersheim
 Max Erler, Inhaber Johanne Marie, geb. Quedenfeld, Franz Curt Quedenfeld, Hugo Erler, Pelzwarenhandlung, Leipzig, Brühl 34–40, noch an weiteren Höfen den Titel eines Hoflieferanten,
 Farina gegenüber, 1866 Hoflieferant SKH Großherzog Ludwig III. von Hessen
 August Füller, Fotograf, Hardtgasse 1, Worms
 Ernst Hennigs, Hofphotograph Sr. Hoheit des Landesgrafen Ernst von Hessen, Friedrichstrasse 9, Kassel

 Wilh. Risse, Hofphotograph, Bahnhof-Strasse No. 808 bzw. No. 5, Marburg A/Lahn
 Spalke Hof-Photograph, Wetzlar Goethebrunnen
 Franz Tellgmann, Hofphotograph Eschwege Hersfeld Bad Sooden
 Heinrich Schneider (Hofjuwelier), Hofjuwelier des Großherzogtums Hessen, das Juweliergeschäft besteht bis heute in Leipzig, Altes Rathaus, Markt 1.
 Hugo Thiele, Dresden, Frankfurt, Hofphotograph Königl. Sächs. Hof-Photograph u. Hofphotograph I. d. Königin d. Niederlande, I.k. Hoheit d. Herzogin v. Albany, S. k. Hoheit d. Landgrafen v. Hessen, S. Hoheit d. Herzog v. Passau, S. Durchl. d. Fürsten v. Waldeck-Pyrmont., Kaiserstrasse 29, Frankfurt a. M.
 Heinrich Thomas, Hofphotograph in Darmstadt
 Heinsius + Sander, Textilhändler

Großherzogtum Mecklenburg-Schwerin(-Güstrow)
siehe Liste mecklenburgischer Hoflieferanten

Großherzogtum Mecklenburg-Strelitz

 Deertz & Ziller, Modewarengeschäft, Dresden, Prager Straße 42,
 Farina gegenüber 1859 Hoflieferant für Eau de Cologne Seiner Königlichen Hoheit Georg Friedrich Karl Großherzog von Mecklenburg Strelitz
 Hermann Jung, Inh. Alois Michael Pattis, Schneider sowie Schneidergeschäft für den Herren, Dresden, König-Johann-Straße 19, (siehe Werbeanzeige).
 Max Adolph Gustav Ritter, Möbelfabrikant, Dresden, Canalettostraße 10
 Willy Rudolph, Inhaber der Firma H. Mittenberger, Hofschneider, Dresden, Albrechtstraße 1, war auch noch an weiteren Höfen Hofschneider

Großherzogtum Oldenburg

 Johannes Wilhelm Carl Eckhardt, Textilreinigung, Oldenburg
 Brügmann, Fritz, Hoftraiteur und Hotelier der "Hotels zur Seebadeanstalt", "Kurhaushotel", "Hansa-Hotel", "Villa Marienlust" und "Hotel Augusta" in Travemünde, Hoflieferant S. M. des Kaisers und Königs, Hoflieferant S. K. H. des Großherzogs von Oldenburg.
 Ernst Göcke, Porzellangeschäft, Dresden, Wilsdruffer Straße 16 und Feldgasse 15.
 Hermann Haugk, Inhaber Georg Alexander Paulinus Andorf, Hüte, Dresden, Prager Straße 37.
 Verlag Ad. Littmann, Oldenburg
 Schlosscafé Rastede
 Stedinger Molkereigenossenschaft
 Ullmann, Heimtextilien, Oldenburg, (1881)
 Kolonialwarenladen "A.H. Wächter", später Textilhandel
 Adalbert Heinrich Zimmer, Stahlwaren, Oldenburg

Großherzogtum Sachsen-Weimar-Eisenach, ab 1877 auch Großherzogtum Sachsen

 Richard Albani, Wäsche-, Leinen- und Aussteuergeschäft, Wurzen, Barbaragasse 2, war auch Kgl. Sächsischer Hoflieferant und Hoflieferant im Herzogtum Sachsen-Altenburg
 Farina gegenüber – Großherzoglich Sächsischer Hoflieferant für Eau de Cologne 1855 Seiner Königlichen Hoheit Karl Alexander Großherzog von Sachsen Weimar
  Hahn's Nachfolger, Hofphotograph, Ferdinandstrasse 11, Dresden
 Otto Hertel und dessen Nachfolger Hugo Müller, Großh. Sächs. Hofphotograph, Erbischestraße 11, Freiberg
 Hoh & Hahne, Inh. Richard Hoh und William Hahne, Photographische Apparate, Leipzig, Reichsstraße 12, waren auch Kgl. Sächs. Hoflieferanten.
 Louis Held, Hoffotograf in Weimar
 Sektkellerei G. C. Kessler & Co. (heute Kessler Sekt GmbH & Co. KG) in Esslingen am Neckar
 Friedr. Kolby Herzogl. Sächsischer Hofphotograph Plauen i/V. Rädel-Strasse 1.
 F. W. Krause, Delikatessen und Weinhandlung, Katharinen-Straße 6, Leipzig, hatte das Diplom Hoflieferant des Großherzogs v. Sachsen-Weimar, war auch an anderen Höfen ein Hoflieferant.
 Karl Theodor Müller, Hofjuwelier, Weimar, Schillerstr. 5, Gold- und Silberwarenhandlung

 Lochow & Zimmermann, Pianofortefabrik, Strausberg
 August Platzdasch, Sophienstraße 33, Eisenach (Hof-Schuhmachermeister)
 H. R. Pfretzschner – Großherzoglich Sächsischer Hoflieferant
 Franz Vältl, Hoffotograf in Weimar
 Louis Werner, Hof-Juwelier des Großherzogs von Sachsen-Weimar-Eisenach, Berlin, Friedrichstraße 190
 Josef Worda – Uniform- und Civilschneider

Herzogtum Anhalt

 Otto Buhlmann, Glashandlung, Leipzig, Eutritzscher Straße 16, war auch im Königreich Sachsen ein Hoflieferant,
 Max Erler, Inhaber Johanne Marie, geb. Quedenfeld, Franz Curt Quedenfeld, Hugo Erler, Pelzwarenhandlung, Leipzig, Brühl 34–40, Hoflieferant Ihrer Hoheit der Erbprinzessin Leopold von Anhalt, diese Firma hatte noch an weiteren Höfen den Titel eines Hoflieferanten,
 Ad. Hartmann, Hofphotograph, Franz-Str. 25, Dessau
 Hirsch & Co., Konfektion und Pelze, Dresden, Prager Straße 6/8, hatten auch an anderen Höfen ein Hofprädikat
 Hofatelier Pieperhoff, Alte Ulrichstr. 14, Magdeburg, mehrfach ausgezeichnet
 Franz Kohn, Hof-Photograph, Sr. Hoheit des Herzogs von Anhalt, Zerbst
 Franz Körner, Hof-Photograph, Herzog Wilhelmstr. 51, Zerbst Roslau a. Elbe
 F. W. Krause, Delicatessen- und Weingroßhandlung, Leipzig, Katharinen-Straße 6, war auch an anderen Höfen ein Hoflieferant.
 Hermann Mühlberg, Strumpfwarenfabrik, Dresden, Webergasse 32 und Scheffelstraße 27, war auch noch Hoflieferant an anderen Höfen.
 Julius Nary, Hof-Photograph, Carlsplatz 29, Bernburg
 Georg Schnaufer, Juwelier, Gold- und Silberwaren, Hofjuwelier, Dresden, Prager Straße 5.
 Ed. v. Spoenla, Hof-Photograph, Leopoldstr. 9, Coeten
 Oskar Trinks, Fleischerei und Wurstfabrik, Dresden, König-Johann-Straße 12.

Herzogtum Sachsen-Coburg und Gotha

 Chr. Beitz Hof-Photograph Arnstadt Poststrasse
 Moritz Elimeyer, Hofjuwelier, Dresden, Jüdenhof 1, war zusätzlich noch Kgl. Sächs. Hofjuwelier und Hofjuwelier der Königin von England.
 Max Erler, Inhaber Johanne Marie, geb. Quedenfeld, Franz Curt Quedenfeld, Hugo Erler, Pelzwarenhandlung, Leipzig, Brühl 34–40, Hoflieferant Ihrer Kaiserl. und Kgl. Hoh. d. Frau Herzogin Marie von Sachsen-Coburg und Gotha, diese Firma hatte noch an weiteren Höfen den Titel eines Hoflieferanten
 Wilhelm Feyler – Hoflieferant 1907 (Bayerische Lebkuchen- und Feingebäck-Manufaktur) Ihrer Kaiserlichen und Königlichen Hoheit Frau Herzogin Marie von Sachsen-Coburg und Gotha Großfürstin von Russland
 Carl Grasser – Lieferant Seiner königlichen Hoheit Philipp Herzog zu Sachsen-Coburg-Gotha
 B. Münchs F. Grundmann's Nachf. Hofphotograph Sr. Hoheit d. Herzogs v. Sachs Cob. Gotha Gotha, Löwenstrasse 9 gegenüber der Kaserne
 Rudolf Sommerhuber – seit 1910 Lieferant Seiner königlichen Hoheit Prinz Ludwig von Sachsen-Coburg-Gotha
 Willy Rudolph, Inhaber der Firma H. Mittenberger, Hofschneider, Dresden, Albrechtstraße 1, war auch noch an weiteren Höfen Hofschneider
 Thüringer Fahnenfabrik Chr. Heinr. Arnold, Coburg
 Eduard Uhlenhuth (1853–?) war Kaiserlich-Königlicher, Großfürstlich-Russischer und Herzoglich-Sächsischer Hofphotograph in Coburg
 Ferd. Zinck, Herzogl. Hof-Photograph, Knappengasse u. Obere Allee, Hildburghausen

Herzogtum Sachsen-Meiningen

 Firma O & G Bartsch, Inhaber: Otto Bartsch und Gertrud verehel. Bartsch, Blumen und Pflanzenhandlung, Dresden, Prager Straße 6, Hoflieferanten Ihrer Kgl. Hoh. der Frau Großherzogin von Sachsen-Meiningen, waren auch noch Königl. Sächs. Hoflieferanten,
 Farina gegenüber 1848 Hoflieferant Seiner Hoheit Bernhard Erich Freund Herzog von Sachsen Meiningen
 Franz Köbcke, Hofphotograph, Dresden, Reißigerstraße 76, war auch Hofphotograph im Königreich Sachsen
 A. und F. Naumann, Hofphotograph, Leipzig, Dorotheenstraße 6, war auch noch an anderen Höfen Hofphotograph.
 Josef Pichler & Söhne – Herzoglich Sachsen-Meiningen'schen Hof-Hutfabrikant, Graz
 L. Otto Weber, Hofphotograph, Schlossplatz, Meiningen

Herzogtum Sachsen-Altenburg

 Richard Albani, Wäsche-, Leinen- und Aussteuergeschäft, Wurzen, Barbaragasse 2, war auch Kgl. Sächsischer Hoflieferant und Hoflieferant im Großherzogtum Sachsen
 Robert Börner, Inhaber des Hotels "Hotel der Kaiserhof", war auch Traiteur, Leipzig, Georgiring 7, hatte das Diplom Hoflieferant.
 Gustav Böttger, Konditorei, Josephsplatz 9, hatte das Diplom Herzoglicher Hofconditor, Altenburg
 L. J. C. Caspar war auch Mitinhaber der Firma F. A. Schütz, Teppiche, Leipzig, Grimmaische Straße 10, hatte das Diplom Hoflieferant.
 Dresdener Schulbankfabrik A. Lickroth & Co., Inh. Heinrich Leonhardt, Dresden, Strehlener Straße 37, Fabrik in Dresden-Niedersedlitz, war auch noch Königl Sächs. Hoflieferant,
 Ernst Eberhardt, Juwelier und Goldschmied, Burgstraße, hatte das Diplom Herzoglicher Hofgoldschmied, Altenburg
 F. W. Krause, Delicatessen- und Weingroßhandlung, Leipzig, Katharinen-Straße 6, war auch an anderen Höfen ein Hoflieferant.
 P. J. F. C. Emmrich, Schneider, Dresden, Waisenhausstraße 25, hatte das Diplom Hofschneider.
 Ernst Anton Gey war Inhaber der Firma Carl Reinsch, Windkraftanlagen und Windkraftmotore, Dresden, Freiberger Straße 25/27, hatte das Diplom Hoflieferant.
 C. H. G. Gregor war Inhaber der Firma F. W. Krause, Weinhandlung, Leipzig, Katharinen-Straße 6, hatte das Diplom Hoflieferant.
 Carl Haustein, Frisör, Leipzig, Nicolai-Straße 1, hatte das Diplom Hoffrisör.
 P. Guido Heinrich, Leipzig, Münzgasse 8, hatte das Diplom Hoflieferant.
 Johann Adam Herwig war auch Mitinhaber der Firma F. A. Schütz, Teppiche, Leipzig, Grimmaische Straße 10, hatte das Diplom Hoflieferant.
 Julius Hirsch, Traiteur, Leipzig, Bayrischer Platz 2, hatte das Diplom Hoftraiteur.
 Arno Kersten, Fotograf, Albrechtstraße 9, hatte das Diplom Herzoglicher Hofphotograph, Altenburg
 Franz Kunze, Gärtnerei, Blumen und Pflanzenhandlung, Herzoglicher Hoflieferant, Altenburg
 R. Lanzendorf, Fotograf, Bernhardstraße 5, hatte das Diplom Herzoglicher Hofphotograph, Altenburg
 Heinrich Mau und Carl Mau, Inh. Johannes H. Mau, Gold- und Silberwaren, Hofjuwelier, Dresden, Friedrichs-Allee 2, später Rungestraße 18, waren auch noch Königl. Sächs. Hofjuwelier, Prinzlich Preußischer Hofjuwelier und K. K. Österreichischer Kammerjuwelier
 A. und F. Naumann, Hofphotograph, Leipzig, Dorotheenstraße 6, war auch noch an anderen Höfen Hofphotograph.
 Otto Stünzner, Weinhandlung, hatte das Diplom Herzoglicher Hoflieferant, Altenburg
 Jacob Ludwig Weymuth, Hof-Friseur Sr. Hoh. d. Prinzen Albert v. Sachsen-Altenburg, war auch Hof-Friseur Sr. Maj. d. Königs von Sachsen und Sr. Kgl. Hoh. d. Prinzen Johann Georg, Dresden, Rähnitzgasse 22

Herzogtum Schleswig-Holstein
 Emil August Kletzsch, Inh. d. Fa. F. W. Gottlöber, Nachf. E. W. Niedenführ, Fleischer, Dresden, Prager Straße 18, war auch im Königreich Sachsen ein Hoflieferant.
 Jacques Pilartz; Ernennung zum Hofphotographen und Hoflieferanten Sr. königl. Hoheit Prinz und Prinzessin Christian zu Schleswig-Holstein per Dekret vom 5. April 1898

Fürstentum Lippe-Detmold

 Stöckig & Co., Inhaber Walter Hugo Stöckig, Versandhaus von Gebrauchs- und Luxuswaren, Dresden, Fürstenstraße 97, mit einer Filiale in Tetschen-Bodenbach, Böhmen, siehe auch: Stöckig & Co., Dresden, Pelzmode-Katalog 1912

Fürstentum Reuß ältere Linie

 Max Erler, Inhaber Johanne Marie, geb. Quedenfeld, Franz Curt Quedenfeld, Hugo Erler, Pelzwarenhandlung, Leipzig, Brühl 34–40, hatten noch an weiteren Höfen den Titel eines Hoflieferanten,
 August Michels, Seidenwaren-Wollstoffe, Berlin, Leipziger Straße 96, hatte das Diplom Hoflieferant S. D. des Fürsten Reuß ä. L.

Fürstentum Reuß jüngere Linie

 Kühnrich & Co., Hauswirtschaftliche Maschinen und Eisschrank-Fabrik, Leipzig, hatten das Diplom Hoflieferant der Prinzessin Heinrich VII.
 P. A. Zschau, Wagen und Fahrzeuge, Leipzig, hatte das Diplom Hofwagenfabrikant.

Fürstentum Schaumburg-Lippe

 Fiedler & Vieweger, Inh. Otto Haußels, Hof-, Kakao-, Schokolade-, Zuckerwaren- und Honigkuchenfabrik, Glauchau, Lindenstraße 30 (siehe Anzeige), war auch Hoflieferant im Königreich Sachsen.
 Chocoladenfabrikation Carl Meinecke, Steinhude
 Feinkost Carl Frerichs, Minden – Hoflieferant Seiner Durchlaucht des Fürsten zu Schaumburg-Lippe seit 1894
 Druckerei J.F. Karthaus, Bonn
 Teegeschäft F. J. Seeger, Hannover
 Meyer Frankfurter Hof-Photograph Ihrer Königl. Hoheit der Frau Prinzessin Karl von Preussen. Wesel Viehthorstrasse 372.
 Conrad Neu, Inh. Conrad Neu und E. Conrad Neu, Schneiderei, Dresden, Breite Straße 14.
 Vollendorf Ophoven Hof-Photograph, Düren Oberstrasse 35

Fürstentum Schwarzburg-Rudolstadt
Vom Fürsten zu Schwarzburg-Rudolstadt wurde der Titel des Hoflieferanten verliehen an

 Richard Köhler, Pfefferküchler, Pulsnitzer Pfefferkuchen, Wettinstraße 6/8.
 A. und F. Naumann, Hofphotograph, Leipzig, Dorotheenstraße 6, war auch noch an anderen Höfen Hofphotograph.
 F. J. Seeger, Hannover

Fürstentum Schwarzburg-Sondershausen

 Richard Köhler, Pfefferküchler, Pulsnitzer Pfefferkuchen, Wettinstraße 6/8.
 Gg. Chr. Em. Al. Krutzsch, Wäsche aller Art, Leipzig, Grimmaische Straße 32, hatte das Diplom eines Hoflieferanten.
 Eduard Kühne, Erfurt, hatte das Diplom eines Hoflieferanten.
 C. B. J. Mühlberg, Dresden, hatte das Diplom eines Hoflieferanten.
 Hermann Mühlberg, Strumpfwarenfabrik, Dresden, Webergasse 32 und Scheffelstraße 27, war auch noch Hoflieferant an anderen Höfen.
 J. M. Oberdörffer, Leipzig, Querstraße 13, hatte das Diplom Hofmusikalienhändler.
 Fritz Schuhmann, Photograph, Dresden, Amalienstraße 1, hatte das Diplom Hofphotograph.
 E. Ludwig Ungelenk, Buchhandlung, Hofbuchhändler, Dresden, Wallstraße 6.

Hoflieferanten in Österreich-Ungarn
siehe k.u.k. Hoflieferant

Hoflieferanten in weiteren Ländern

Belgien
siehe Liste belgischer Hoflieferanten

Bulgarien
 Emil Conrad Georg Sauer, Fürstl. bulg. Hofpianist und Kgl. Sächs. Kammervirtuos, Dresden, Hähnelstraße 8
 Zeiß & Co., Aug., Shannon Registrator Compagnie, Bureaumöbel- und Schreibutensilien-Handlung, Berlin; Zweigniederlassung: Dresden, Waisenhausstraße 10, hatte das Diplom eines Hoflieferanten erhalten.

Dänemark
siehe Liste dänischer Hoflieferanten

Griechenland

 Julius Blüthner, Geheimer Kommerzienrat, Pianofortefabrikant, wohnhaft in Leipzig, hatte das Diplom eines Hoflieferanten erhalten.
 Carl Hausstein, Friseurmeister, wohnhaft in Leipzig, hatte das Diplom Hoffriseur des Kronprinzen Constantin erhalten.
 Gebrüder Roettig, Optiker, wohnhaft in Dresden, Prager Straße 5, hatten das Diplom eines Hoflieferanten erhalten.
 Otto Töpfer und auch dessen Geschäftsnachfolger Carl Loose, Militäruniformen, Zivilbekleidung und Militär-Effecten-Geschäft, Leipzig, Schulstraße 2, hatten das Diplom eines Hoflieferanten des Kronprinzen Constantin erhalten.

Großbritannien
siehe Liste britischer Hoflieferanten

Italien

 Paul Hauswald, Bäcker, Dresden, Pirnaische Straße 36, hatte das Diplom eines Hoflieferanten der Herzogin von Genua erhalten.
 Lars Magnus Hofberg, Harmoniumbau, Leipzig, Klingen-Straße 22, hatte das Diplom eines Hoflieferanten der Königin Margherita erhalten.
 Richard Korschatz, Hüte, Dresden, Altmarkt 6, hatte das Diplom eines Hoflieferanten der Herzogin von Genua erhalten.
 Zeiß & Co., Aug., Shannon Registrator Compagnie, Bureaumöbel- und Schreibutensilien-Handlung, Berlin, hatte das Diplom eines Hoflieferanten erhalten.

Niederlande
siehe Liste niederländischer Hoflieferanten

Norwegen
 Zeiß & Co., Aug., Shannon Registrator Compagnie, Bureaumöbel- und Schreibutensilien-Handlung, Berlin; Zweigniederlassung: Dresden, Waisenhausstraße 10, hatte das Diplom eines Hoflieferanten erhalten.
 Carl Rönisch, Pianofortefabrik, Dresden, Wallgässchen 1 und Prager Straße 9, hatte das Diplom Hofpianofortefabrikant erhalten.

Osmanisches Reich

 M. Welte & Söhne

Portugal

 P. Th. Franke, Pianofortefabrikant, wohnhaft in Leipzig, hatte das Diplom eines Hofpianofortefabrikanten erhalten.

Rumänien

 Johann Maria Farina gegenüber dem Jülichs-Platz
 Sigmund Fluss
 C. M. Frank
 Ibach (Unternehmen)
 Julius Kwizda von Hochstern
 Lohner-Werke
 Bernhard Hieronymus Ludwig
 M. Welte & Söhne
 Herrmann Robert Reiss
 Wilhelm Schimmel Pianofortefabrik
 A. und F. Naumann, Hofphotograph des Königs von Rumänien, Leipzig, Dorotheenstraße 6, war auch noch an anderen Höfen Hofphotograph.
 Siegfried Schlesinger, Inh. W. Steigerwald und Carl Kaiser, Manufaktur – Seidenband und Weißwäschegeschäft, Dresden.
 Hermann Mühlberg, Strumpfwarenfabrik, Dresden, Webergasse 32 und Scheffelstraße 27, war auch noch Hoflieferant an anderen Höfen.
 Johann Urbas, Pianofortefabrik, Dresden, Freiberger Straße 75.

Russland

 Felix Chopin, Bronzegießer
 Farina gegenüber 1843 Eau de Cologne
 K&S Popoff (Tee)
 Fabergé (Goldschmied und Juwelier)
 Smirnoff (Wodka)
 Russo-Baltique (Automobile)
 Pawel Akimow Owtschinnikow (Silberschmied, Moskau)
 Gratschew (Diamanten, Sankt Petersburg)
 Bankhaus Mendelssohn
 Jelissejew (Feinkost)
 Porzellanmanufaktur Lomonossow
 Louis Roederer (Champagner)
 Johann Jakob Weitbrecht, Typograph und Musikalienhändler in St. Petersburg

Schweden
siehe Liste schwedischer Hoflieferanten

Siam

 Fritz Schumann, Hofphotograph, wohnhaft in Dresden, war Hofphotograph des Königs von Siam.

Spanien

 Naumann's Pelzhaus, Inhaber Ernst Naumann, Berlin, Passauer Straße 1
 Willy Rudolph, Inhaber der Firma H. Mittenberger, Hofschneider, Dresden, Albrechtstraße 1, war auch noch an weiteren Höfen Hofschneider

Türkei

 Ernst Eugen Kaps, Hofpianofortefabrikant, Dresden.
 Woldemar Türk, Papierhandlung und Kontormöbel, Dresden, Altmarkt 1.

Vatikanstaat
 Wilhelm Rauscher, Fulda, Päpstlicher Hoflieferant und Domgoldschmied
 Fa. Rübsam, Wachswarenfabrik, Fulda, Päpstlicher Hoflieferant
 J. Heindl, Kunstanstalt für Kirchengeräte-Paramente und Fahnen sowie Buch- und Kunsthandlung, Österreich, Wien, Stephansplatz 5 (Domherrenhof), unter dem Pontifikat Sr. Heiligkeit Papst Pius XI. (1922–1939) war J. Heindl Hoflieferant Sr. Heiligkeit.
 Firma Schreibmayr, Stickereien, Fahnen, Paramente und Kirchenbedarf, München, unter dem Pontifikat Sr. Heiligkeit Papst Pius XI. (1922–1939) war die Firma Schreibmayr, (Inhaber war damals Josef Püttmann) Hoflieferant Sr. Heiligkeit.

Siehe auch
 Hofhandwerker

Literatur
 Christoph Dörrenbächer: Vom Hoflieferanten zum Global Player. Unternehmensreorganisation und nationale Politik in der Welttelekommunikationsindustrie. edition sigma, Berlin 1999, ISBN 3-89404-194-3.
 Ingeborg Kittel: Die lippischen Hoflieferanten. In: Stadt Detmold (Hrsg.): Detmold um 1900. (= Sonderveröffentlichungen des Naturwissenschaftlichen und Historischen Vereins für das Land Lippe, Band 72.) Aisthesis, Bielefeld 2004, ISBN 3-89528-435-1, S. 157–183. (mit Hinweisen auf die unterschiedliche Vergabe-Praxis in verschiedenen deutschen Ländern)
 Marita Krauss: Die königlich bayerischen Hoflieferanten. Volk Verlag, München 2008, ISBN 978-3-937200-27-9.
 Sachsen unter König Albert. Sächsischer Volksschriften Verlag Leipzig, Leipzig 1898.
 Adressbuch der Hoflieferanten im Königreiche Sachsen. Verlag des Hoflieferanten-Adressbuches Dresden, Dresden 1905.
 Von den Auszeichnungsmedaillen der einstigen Gewerbeausstellungen und Messen zum Hofmundbäcker oder gar Hoflieferanten. In: Münzen & Sammeln, Ausgabe Oktober 2014.

Weblinks

 Bundestag | Hoflieferanten ohne Hof

Einzelnachweise
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Regeneration – an integrated process of activities undertaken in the spatial, social and economic dimensions should lead to the improvement of the living conditions of inhabitants of degraded urban areas. The European Union in 2007-2013 allocated financial resources for this purpose in the form of JESSICA initiative which is based on financial engineering mechanism. Experiences gained so far allow conclusions to be drawn that JESSICA is a highly financially-efficient instrument but, however, not always delivers the desired outcomes in the spatial and social sphere. The scope of projects often is limited to infrastructural investments and does not reflect the complexity of regeneration process. In the article the authors analyse experiences of the five Polish regions with the use of JESSICA, point out main problems and formulate recommendations for sustainable urban policy.


Shirley Alston Reeves was the Original Lead Singer of the Shirelles. While attending Passaic High School in Henderson, North Carolina, she co-founded The Shirelles and sang lead vocals for the group. Bridging doo-wop and uptown New York pop-soul, the group projected a beguiling mixture of tenderness and innocence that was grounded in R&B as much as pop/rock. The Shirelles soon became known throughout the world when they placed six singles in the Top Ten, and their songs have become classics.
"Will You Still Love Me Tomorrow", (written by Carole King and Gerry Goffini), was featured in the colossal hit movie Dirty Dancing" with Shirley on lead vocal. "Mama Said" also led by Ms. Reeves was used in a major promotional campaign for Pepto Bismol. She also has a Wendy's commercial in her long list of achievements, as well as one of the first rock 'n roll Coca-Cola commercials.


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Acoelorrhaphe is a genus of palms with single species Acoelorrhaphe wrightii, known as the Paurotis palm, Everglades palm or Madeira palm in English and cubas, tique, and papta in Spanish.

It is native to Central America, southeastern Mexico, the Caribbean, Colombia, the Bahamas, and extreme southern Florida where it grows in swamps and periodically flooded forests. It is a small to moderately tall palm that grows in clusters to , rarely  tall, with slender stems less than  diameter. The leaves are palmate (fan-shaped), with segments joined to each other for about half of their length, and are  wide, light-green above, and silver underneath. The leaf petiole is  long, and has orange, curved, sharp teeth along the edges. The flowers are minute, inconspicuous and greenish, with 6 stamens. The trunk is covered with fibrous matting. The fruit is pea-sized, starting orange and turning to black at maturity.

The genus name is often cited as Acoelorraphe, a spelling error to be corrected under the provisions of the ICBN. The genus name is a combination of three Greek words meaning a- 'without',  'hollow', and  'needle', an allusion to the form of the fruit. The species is named after the American botanist Charles Wright.

Cultivation and uses

The Paurotis palm was formerly plentiful in the Florida Everglades, but many plants were taken for the nursery trade. The palm is now protected in the wild by Florida law and its numbers are increasing again. Trees propagated from seed or by sawing apart the base of a cluster are available in nurseries. It is hardy to central and southern Florida and is cultivated as a landscape palm.

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Livistoninae
Trees of the Caribbean
Trees of Central America
Trees of the Southeastern United States
Trees of the Bahamas
Trees of Southeastern Mexico
Trees of Veracruz
Trees of Colombia
Monotypic Arecaceae genera
Garden plants of North America


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Die Avenida Francisco Sosa ist die bedeutendste Straße im Barrio de Santa Catarina in der Delegación Coyoacán in Mexiko-Stadt. Die vielleicht reizvollste Straße der mexikanischen Metropole, die zu den ältesten Straßen von Lateinamerika gehört, ist etwa 1,5 Kilometer lang und wird von schönen Herrenhäusern gesäumt, die allerdings häufig hinter hohen Mauern versteckt liegen.

Straßennamen
Der ursprüngliche Name der Straße war Calle Santa Catarina, der in Anlehnung an die gleichnamige Kirche vergeben wurde, die sich an der noch heute existierenden Plaza de Santa Catarina auf der Nordseite der Straße unweit ihrer geografischen Mitte befindet. Wegen der besonderen Bedeutung der Straße mit ihren zahlreichen Herrschaftshäusern trug sie auch die Bezeichnung Calle Real bzw. Calle Real de Santa Catarina, bevor sie ihren heutigen Namen zu Ehren des Schriftstellers und Historikers Francisco Sosa (1848–1925) erhielt, der selbst mehr als vierzig Jahre in dem Nummer 38 Haus an dieser Straße lebte.

Verlauf
Die Straße beginnt im Osten an der Calle Centenario, auf deren gegenüber liegender Seite sich der doppelte Torbogen des ehemaligen Klosters San Juan Bautista erhebt, der jetzt in den Jardin Centenario führt. Auf der anderen Seite der kleinen Parkanlage befindet sich die Plaza de Hidalgo, der zentrale Hauptplatz von Coyoacán, mit der Klosterkirche San Juan Bautista. Die Avenida Francisco Sosa verläuft in westlicher Richtung bis zur Avenida Universidad, die zugleich die westliche Grenze von Coyoacán darstellt. An der Kreuzung zur Avenida Universidad befindet sich die Iglesia San Antonio de Panzacola, in deren unmittelbarer Umgebung sich die ehemaligen Haziendas El Altillo und Panzacola befanden. Unweit von hier befindet sich die Stadtresidenz  von Miguel de la Madrid Hurtado, der zwischen 1982 und 1988 Präsident von Mexiko war.

Die Häuser mit den geraden Nummern befinden sich auf der Südseite der Straße (vom Jardin Centenario aus links) und jene mit den ungeraden Nummern auf der Nordseite (rechts).

Berühmte Anwohner und besondere Gebäude
Das erste Haus auf der linken Seite der Straße ist die unter Nummer 4 befindliche Casa de Diego de Ordás (1485–1532).

Unter Nummer 38 befindet sich die im 19. Jahrhundert errichtete Casa de Francisco Sosa, der langjährige Wohnsitz des Schriftstellers, dessen Namen die Straße heute trägt.

Nummer 202 beherbergt die Casa de la Cultura Jesús Reyes Heroles. Das Gebäude wurde 1780 errichtet und diente ursprünglich als Papierfabrik. Es befindet sich gegenüber der Plaza de Santa Catarina mit der im 17. Jahrhundert erbauten Iglesia de Santa Catarina.

Eines der geschichtsträchtigsten Häuser der Straße ist die Casa de Alvarado unter Nummer 383 an der Ecke zur Calle de Salvador Novo. Das Haus trägt seinen Namen seit 1713, als es einem Händler namens Pedro de Alvarado gehörte. Später diente es als Wohnsitz des bedeutenden mexikanischen Schriftstellers Octavio Paz (1914–1998). Heute beherbergt es die Fonoteca Nacional.

In der Casa del Sol unter Nummer 412 soll Präsident Venustiano Carranza (1859–1920) Teile seiner Konstitutionellen Verfassung von 1917 geschrieben haben.

An der letzten südlichen Abzweigung vor dem Ende der Straße befindet sich an der Ecke zur Calle de Panzacola die ehemalige Residenz des mexikanischen Architekten Miguel Ángel de Quevedo (1862–1946), der die Parkanlage Viveros de Coyoacán schuf.

Literatur
 Salvador Novo (Coordinador): Ciudad de México - V. Sus villas Coyoacan y Churubusco. (Mexiko-Stadt: Artes de Mexico, 1968)
 Vis à vis: Mexiko (Dorling Kindersley Verlag GmbH, Starnberg), S. 102 / ISBN 3928044133
 Baedekers Allianz Reiseführer: Mexiko (Stuttgart 1986), S. 191 / ISBN 3875040791
 John Noble: Mexico City (Lonely Planet Publications, 2000), S. 138 / ISBN 1864500875

Weblinks
 Recorrido: Francisco Sosa (spanisch; Artikel vom 1. Februar 2011 mit Fotos)
 México desconocido: Coyoacán (spanisch; abgerufen am 27. Mai 2013)
 Walking Tour México: Spaziergang durch die Avenida Franciso Sosa (Film auf YouTube)
 Bildergalerie von Gebäuden an der Straße auf YouTube

Impressionen
Die folgenden Fotos zeigen verschiedene Motive aus der Avenida Francisco Sosa.

Straße in Mexiko-Stadt
Coyoacán
Avenida Francisco Sosa


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England supporters and the World Cup: Inside the wacky minds of football supporters
Being in England during a World Cup is like being at a family reunion where the favorite son is the life of the party one day and an alcoholic the next.
As an outsider, I find it somewhat comical, but also a window into the mind and soul of football supporters everywhere. So, as one does, I have observed, tried to stay mostly out of the fray, and drawn some broad-stroke conclusions which I thought I would share here.
A Football Fan's View of the World
First and foremost, whatever is currently the state of things will always be the state of things, and – despite occasional delusions to the contrary – has always been the state of things.
Two days ago, the nation of England was convinced their men's football team is either overpaid, underachieving wankers who don't really care, or a Golden Generation being held back by a fearful twat of a manager – this in the wake of a 0-0 draw with the United States that essentially changed nothing in their status at the World Cup. The day before that game, these same players, off the back of scoring 6 against Iran, were a Golden Generation finally unshackled by, or succeeding despite, their fearful twat of a manager.
Today, having beaten a terrible Wales team 3-0, they again have an "embarrassment of riches" with the handbrake finally off.
The solution to our problem is more and better attacking players.
I cannot recall, in nearly 200 games across the UK and Europe, hearing a single supporter say a single thing like "I wish we could defend better." Everyone always wants their team to attack more, with more flair, to put on a better "performance." I am no tactical wizard, but I tend to assume that if a team isn't attacking more, it's either because (A) they aren't good enough to do so, (B) this particular game just isn't their day to do so, and/or (C) they know that if they commit too much going forward they will be vulnerable at the back.
Untrue things which are obviously true.
This is sort of a grab-bag category:
• When our guys do it, it's game management and professional. When their guys do it, it's time wasting and a disgrace.
• If our guy is hurt, theirs should be sent off. If their guy is hurt, he's a faker and a cheat.
• If one of our guys goes to another club, he is probably a shit, unless he was too good for us, in which case we can't begrudge him going to a bigger club. But if we think he isn't that good, and he goes to a bigger club, he is definitely a greedy shit. And if he goes to a rival, then he is a disgrace forever.
• Even in the very rare case that a referee does a good job, this will never be acknowledged. In almost all other cases, they are either biased against us or their incompetence cost us points.
• Television has ruined the game, even if their money did allow us to purchase better players and we now get to watch all the games.
• Money has ruined the game. Also, we need our owner to either spend more money or sell to someone who will.
What everyone is saying is true, because everyone is saying it.
The English pundit-supporter class is utterly and completely obsessed with Phil Foden. He played very little in the first two games of the World Cup, but against the USA in particular, he is universally acclaimed as the could-have-been solution, had the fearful twat of a manager not left him on the bench for some mysterious reason.
For example: This week, a member of England's women's team won a reality TV show and was quoted afterwards as saying she would definitely start Foden.
Foden then started and scored in the win over Wales, so now everyone is convinced they were right all along and the manager doesn't know what he's doing.
Also, according to the Great Echo Chamber that is supporter banter and professional "punditry," Harry Maguire is shit because he makes mistakes and doesn't play for his club. When England were in the World Cup semis, of course, Maguire was awesome. When Phil Foden makes mistakes, this doesn't matter, because he isn't shit, and he does play for his club, which is better than Maguire's anyway. Maguire, meanwhile, has played very well in all three World Cup games, in which England are unbeaten, and after which they are top of their group. The universal response to this is a combination of shrug and harrumph, and once he makes another big mistake, he will again be shit and will have always been shit – which he clearly is for his club, Manchester United.
We should be playing the Golden Child.
As above with Phil Foden, England is also obsessed with Jack Grealish, for whom Manchester City paid Aston Villa about £100 million. There is no telling, from the outside, why City paid £100 million for him, nor which other club on the planet might have done so. Last season he appeared in 39 games and scored six goals; this season he's been in 16 and scored one. Imagine if they had paid £100 million for a non-English winger who put up those stats; what would supporters think?
But in every corner of Supporter World, there is a player like Grealish. Such players remind fans of players from the "old school," with socks rolled down and no shin guards, running around with great energy. I also think he reminds them of themselves and their internal image of the type of player they would aspire to be, one who at least seems to try hard. Whatever it is, in Supporter World, he should definitely be playing. And if he (or Foden, or whoever) does play, and the team doesn't win, it will not be their fault. It will be the manager's fault.
We shall adjust our expectations and demands up the current moment.
Across England, Gareth Southgate – the fearful twat of a manager – is universally blamed for England losing the World Cup semifinal and the Euros final. He is literally given no credit whatsoever for getting England to either of those games. Every person in England understands that England had a lucky draw in the World Cup, and the Euros, which was also at home; more on that in a moment. But, as is always the case, once England made those games, it's universally agreed they should have won them. So, as an outsider, the rules seem to be: 1, Whatever you've done to this point will be taken for granted, and 2, You either win a trophy or you are a failure. There is no sense at all that the high-water mark for England might be third in the World Cup and second in Europe.
I have also often wondered – but never asked – what it says about the players that they "only made the semifinal because of the lucky draw." I mean, which is it? If they only made it that far because of the draw, then aren't you saying they aren't really that good? And if so, why do you need to blame the manager when they don't go further?
But let's pause for a moment and talk about England specifically.
England is not as good at this as the English think.
Go through all the history of the World Cup and the European Championships. We're talking 16 European Championships and 21 World Cups – though to be fair, England didn't bother to show up at one until 1950. In that time, England – which firmly believes they invented football and therefore "own" it somehow – has made the semifinals four times. Three of those tournaments were in England. They have lifted one trophy in 30+ attempts.
As an (increasingly unpopular) outsider, I might point out that this puts England behind Germany, Spain, Italy, and France, tied with Portugal, Denmark and Greece, among others. In which universe, outside of English Supporter World, is England even a European power?
Specific to the current squad, it is universally agreed that this is a Golden Generation of players who should be doing better – which I can only take to mean should be current European Champions, despite never being that, and should have at least made the World Cup Final, despite doing it only once before, at home, 56 years ago. Or, if "they should be champions" is too much for English people to say, they should at least be "playing better," which of course in Supporter World, means attacking more.
All of this is based on an evaluation of English players which is, I would suggest, not entirely logical. Virtually all of England's international players are employed by clubs in England – this despite the open market for talent among European clubs. If one takes a look at the usual final 16 of the Champions League, how many English players are involved but not with an English club? Why aren't these English players being signed by big European clubs if they are so great?
Based on what I might call a rational analysis of English players and footballing history, England could be said to be ranked 5th or 6th in Europe, with at least two South American countries also ranked higher in the world. You might think a country like that would look at a World Cup semifinal and European Final within a few years and think things are going great, even acknowledging the frustration of not quite getting over the line. Leading the European Final at home and not winning it much have really hurt, in particular.
One might also think the manager for all that time might be something of a hero. But to begin your analysis during that game, assume everything that went before was either luck or how things should be (and it can't be both!) and then hold the manager who got you there responsible for your (quite possibly) overrated players not winning is … interesting.
But no, as of a few days ago, when they didn't score against the US, they were underachieving, and it was the manager's fault, and both of those things have always been true, even if they weren't the week before. They should attack more, play whichever attacking player is currently sitting on the bench, put on the bench whoever we all say should be on the bench, and finally bring football home where it belongs, otherwise he is (or they are) a failure, and we need a real manager and/or players who really care like the Golden Child does.
Ah, but then the Wales game, so now everything is good, apparently. They should win it, and if not, they know who to blame.
Also, support the lads!
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Q: Drawing background on wxMenu There is no SetBitmap method to draw a background in wxMenu , so I tried to make a custom menu and try to listen for the Paint event and draw it as follow :
#ifndef CUSTOMMENU_H
#define CUSTOMMENU_H

#include <wx/menu.h>
#include <wx/dcclient.h>

class CustomMenu : public wxMenu
{
    public:
        //CustomMenu();
        CustomMenu(const wxBitmap &bmpBackground);
        virtual ~CustomMenu();

        void OnPaint(wxPaintEvent& event);

        wxDECLARE_EVENT_TABLE();
    protected:
    private:
       wxBitmap  bmpBackground;
};

#endif // CUSTOMMENU_H
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#include "CustomMenu.h"

wxBEGIN_EVENT_TABLE(CustomMenu, wxMenu)
    EVT_PAINT(CustomMenu::OnPaint)
wxEND_EVENT_TABLE()

CustomMenu::CustomMenu(const wxBitmap &bmpBackground)
    :bmpBackground(bmpBackground)
{
}

CustomMenu::~CustomMenu()
{
    //dtor
}

void CustomMenu::OnPaint(wxPaintEvent& event){
    wxPaintDC paintDC(this);
    paintDC.DrawBitmap(bmpBackground,0,0);
}

but it throw this error: no matching function for call to 'wxPaintDC::wxPaintDC(CustomMenu* const)'|
how to go around this and draw a background image on a wxMenu?

A: You can't do it with the standard wxMenu. Remember that wxWidgets provides you with native UI. Native menus don't support background images on none of the main platforms and so wxWidgets doesn't neither. If you absolutely need this, you will need to use your own custom menu-like widget (which won't be simple to implement and won't behave exactly the same as native menus neither, so it's really not advised).


Welcome back Cedar Hill students and staff!
September is the school year's "New Year's". This makes it the perfect time for trying something new. Why not start the year by exploring the many possibilities that are open to you here at Cedar Hill? Whether it be signing up for a club, sport or intermural team, making new friends, or setting new goals for this school year, we encourage you to take another step towards finding out who you are, what you're good at and what you enjoy doing. After all, that's what being a teen is all about!
The book display theme for the first 2 weeks of December is "We're #1". From trilogies, to epics, to episodes, to spin-offs, there are so many amazing series of novels, graphic novels and even non-fiction books to discover. If you find the right series opener for you, it's a good bet that you'll enjoy knowing there is more to come!
Check out the book displays this month, and feel free to grab a title that catches your attention. If you love what you've read and want to spread the word, submit a book review (click the button on the header). If your review is chosen to be featured on our ChillReads blog, you'll receive a reward!
I'm looking forward to seeing you around the library and getting to know all the bookworms and bookworms-to-be in the school.


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Diaz powers Marlins to 6-1 win over reeling Brewers
By Associated Press - Friday, May 7, 2021
MIAMI (AP) - Isan Diaz hit his first career grand slam and the Miami Marlins beat the reeling Milwaukee Brewers 6-1 Friday night.
Miguel Rojas had two hits and scored three times for the Marlins, who have won four straight.
"Everyone is doing their job right now," Diaz said. "We've just got to keep it consistent and keep it going."
Milwaukee lost its sixth straight and fell to 0-5 on its seven-game road trip.
"You're going to have rough stretches," Brewers manager Craig Counsell said. "We're in one of those stretches. And we'll come out of it. Good baseball is how you come out of it and that will come."
Trevor Rogers (4-2) gave up one run and four hits in five innings. The left-hander struck out six and walked two. He combined with three relievers to retire 14 consecutive batters until Adam Cimber, in his second inning of work, hit Avisail Garcia to start the ninth.
Milwaukee starter Brent Suter (2-2) left because of a cramp in his right calf after surrendering Garrett Cooper's one-out single in the third. Patrick Weigel relieved Suter and walked Adam Duvall to load the bases before Diaz drove the first pitch over the wall in right-center to give Miami a 5-0 lead. It was Miami's first grand slam since Jorge Alfaro connected against the New York Mets Sept. 23, 2019.
"Just trying to take advantage of an opportunity there and keep an aggressive mentality," Diaz said.
Diaz has reached safely in the seven games since being recalled from the alternate training site April 28.
"Obviously, that was a big hit in the game," Miami manager Don Mattingly said of Diaz's blast. "It changed the game completely around. He is seeing the ball good. Now he's starting to get some results. Things are going good for him right now and he is playing well."
Pablo Reyes' run-scoring single in the fourth got the Brewers on the scoreboard before the Marlins regained their five-run advantage on Jesus Aguilar's RBI double in the bottom of the inning.
"Things haven't gone our way," said Brewers center fielder Lorenzo Cain, who went hitless in four at bats. "All you have to do is keep grinding, put together good at bats and hope things change. I had a rough night myself. I need to step up and do better."
Diaz had a potential fifth RBI overturned in the eighth after Duvall crossed the plate on his single to center. The Brewers successfully challenged that catcher Jacob Nottingham tagged Duvall before he scored.
MORE ZEROES FROM THE BULLPEN:
The scoreless innings from Marlins relievers Friday reduced their E.R.A. to 2.02 over the last 19 games.
"It's huge knowing the dudes we have in that bullpen," Rogers said. "I know the first couple of series to begin the year it was kind of sketchy, but I knew the guys we had in the bullpen were studs. And they've been doing a fantastic job."
A SECOND GO-ROUND:
The Brewers signed infielder-outfielder Hernan Perez to a minor league contract. Perez played with the Brewers from 2015 to 2019 and began the 2021 season with the Washington Nationals. He was designated for assignment on Tuesday.
Perez's short tenure with the Nationals was remembered for his two relief pitching appearances in blowout losses. The 30-year-old Perez will report to the Brewers Triple A team in Nashville.
TRAINER'S ROOM:
Brewers: C Manny Piña (fractured left toe) could be activated from the injured list before the conclusion of the series with Miami … C Omar Narvaez (left hamstring strain) is on a light running program and will play catch this weekend.
Marlins: OF Lewis Brinson (sore left middle finger) was not in the starting lineup Friday. … IF Jazz Chisholm (left hamstring strain) is doing defensive work and will face live pitching over the weekend.
LHP Adrian Hauser (2-3, 3.52) will start the middle game of the series for the Brewers on Saturday. The Marlins have not announced their starter.


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Australia's new armoured dinosaur revealed
It has a parrot-like beak, bones in its skin and an inner ear similar to a turtle. Meet Kunbarrasaurus, Australia's newest dinosaur.
The skeleton of Kunbarrasaurus (koon-ba-rah-sore-rus) was discovered in 1989, but new research from a team led by University of Queensland experts has revealed the dinosaur is a distinctly different species than previously thought.
Life reconstruction of Kunbarrasaurus ieversi. Image credit: Australian Geographic
UQ School of Biological Sciences PhD student Lucy Leahey said the fossil represented the most complete dinosaur so far discovered in Australia and one of the best-preserved ankylosaur fossils in the world.
"Ankylosaurs were a group of four-legged, herbivorous dinosaurs, closely related to stegosaurs," Ms Leahey said.
"Like crocodiles, they had bones in their skin and are commonly referred to as 'armoured' dinosaurs."
"When it was first studied back in the 1990s, the fossil was placed it in the same genus as Australia's only other named ankylosaur, Minmi, which is based on some bones from Roma in south-western Queensland."
The team's research found the fossil was different to the Roma Minmi, and distinct enough from all other ankylosaurs to warrant a new name.
"Kunbarra is the word for 'shield' in the Mayi language of the Wunumara people from the Richmond area, and the species name honours the person who originally found the fossil, Mr Ian Ievers. It means 'Ievers' shield lizard," Ms Leahey said.
Research that started in 2007 involved careful preparation of the palate of the dinosaur at the Denver Museum of Nature and Science, along with CT scanning at the Mater Adult Hospital.
Professor Lawrence Witmer from the Ohio University Heritage College of Osteopathic Medicine used the information to create a 3D reconstruction of the brain, inner ear and nasal cavities.
"The CT reconstruction revealed that Kunbarrasaurus had a more complicated airway than other dinosaurs, but less so than ankylosaurs from the Northern Hemisphere," Professor Witmer said.
"The inner ear is proportionately enormous and unlike anything we have seen before in a dinosaur.
"It looks more like the inner ear of a Tuatara or a turtle. Exactly what the consequences of this are we are still unsure."
UQ's Dr Steve Salisbury said the findings made it clear that the Kunbarrasaurus specimen should be considered as a new dinosaur.
"The sheep-sized herbivore formerly known as Minmi sp. is now known to have had a parrot-like beak, breathed through a nasal passage that looped back on itself, and had an inner ear more like a tuatara than a dinosaur," he said.
"Our work has also revealed that Kunbarrasaurus is more primitive than the majority of other well-known ankylosaurs from North America and Asia."
"It appears to represent an early, less heavily 'armoured' member of the group, close to the point at which the ankylosaurs diverged from the other main lineage of armoured dinosaurs, the stegosaurs."
Source: The University of Queensland
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The South Carolina program for library development, 1979-1984 under the Library Services and Construction Act : the first supplement to the 1978-1983 program FY 1980
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This is a bookmark sponsored by the South Carolina State Library, South Carolina Attorney General's Office and Institute of Museum and Library Services.
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Third annual report of the Audobon Society of South Carolina
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This is a postcard with a picture from the South Carolina State Library's Rare Book Collection. Artwork is "Mockingbird" by R. Bruce Horsfall (1910).


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If your new single Dutch is 8 feet tall, we recommend a side-mounted screen. You may have a hard time reaching a top-down without hopping on a ladder!
Those with a double Dutch system can add a double retractable screen. The canisters mount to each side of the frame and the screens pull to meet in the middle.
Unique Craftsman style Fiberglass Double Door system. Active 12 inch sidelight acting as second door. 36"x96" Plastpro DRS3C80G000. Smooth skin, factory painted White. Clear glass. Emtek Saratoga hardware in Pewter. ClearView retractable screen in White. Installed in Mission Viejo, CA.
Retractable Screens are also known as "vanishing screens" for a reason; They tend to blend in well to your system, and are often hard to see when retracted into the canister. This allows you to take full advantage of the screen without impacting the unique look of your new door.
Retractable screens use magnets to stay in place when pulled closed, adding to the clean look. No need for large handles and locks!
Single 36″ inch (36"x80") Black Dutch Entry Door with glass, screen and 2 sidelights in 6 foot opening. Plastpro DRM41 Fiberglass. Mahogany grain, factory painted Black. Half lite Clear glass. Emtek Hamden hardware in Satin Nickel. ClearView retractable screen in White. Installed in Santa Ana, CA.
Why ClearView is the Best Retractable Screen for your Dutch Door!
We offer ClearView Retractable Screens as our exclusive vanishing screen.
Where does a top-down Retractable Screen rest, when fully extended?
You'll need a Dutch Shelf to support Top-down screens.
Getting the size of the shelf is important.
The trick is to have a shelf that extends at least 1 full inch past the jamb.
The shelf sticks out further than the door frame. This allows the screen to rest on the magnets, align with the tracks, and cover the opening.
36″ inch Fiberglass Single Dutch Entry Door with Screen (pull down vanishing screen). 36"x80" Plastpro DRS2D. Smooth skin, factory painted White. Copper Creek Colonial hardware in Tuscan Bronze. ClearView retractable screen in White. Installed in Anaheim Hills, CA.
You cannot have an extended shelf with a Side-mounted screen (for Double Dutch or 96" Tall Dutch Doors).
Extended shelves will interfere with Side-mounted screens that stretch across the system.
The good news is Side-mounted screens offer more flexibility for shelf widths. Any shelf that is flush with the jamb or shorter will be compatible.
In essence, you can get both a shelf and a retractable screen to complete your new Dutch door – irrespective of size or configuration!
Retractable screens sound like a slam dunk!
Odd sized (50″x 80″) entry way configured with standard 36"x80" Plastpro DRG60 Fiberglass Dutch Door with screen and Sidelight (12"x80"). Oak grain, factory stained brown Mahogany. Top and side Light Artesano glass with Patina caming. Emtek Hamden hardware in Oil Rubbed Bronze. ClearView retractable screen (vanishing screen) in Brown. Installed in Mission Viejo, CA.
Top-down and single side screens are $475 for standard colors.
Double side screens are $975 for standard colors. Wood grain finishes are an extra cost and will add to the lead time of your project.
ClearView's limited lifetime warranty covers material defects. It also covers defects of components that impede the screen's operation. The warranty does not cover damage due to misuse, vandalism or weather events. It also does not cover general fading of the finish over time.
The warranty is void if the screen is removed, repaired or serviced by anyone other than the professionals at Today's Entry Doors.
If you ever have an issue with your new screen, please don't hesitate to give us a call!
36″ Entry Door – Plastpro model DRS60. 36"x80" Fiberglass Dutch door. Smooth skin, factory painted Dark Pewter. Artesano glass toplite with Patina caming. Copper Creek Heritage hardware in Tuscan Bronze. ClearView retractable screen in White. Installed in Orange, CA.
Dutch Door Screens help you let in the breeze while keeping pesky insects out. Extremely versatile they come in pull-down (top-down), side-mounted and double retractable screen versions.
Dutch shelves are a stylish add-on that's also required for top-down screens.
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Allele percentage of the BRAF V600E mutation in papillary thyroid carcinomas and corresponding lymph node metastases: No evidence for a role in tumor progression
Greta Gandolfi, Valentina Sancisi, Federica Torricelli, Moira Ragazzi, Andrea Frasoldati, Simonetta Piana, Alessia Ciarrocchi
Context: The relevance of the BRAF V600E mutation in papillary thyroid carcinoma (PTC) as a negative prognostic factor is a subject of intense debate. This mutation has been associated with several clinicopathological features, but the lack of consistency among data does not support its usefulness as marker of tumor aggressiveness and poorer outcome. Due to the genetic heterogeneity of the tumor, both the occurrence and the allele percentage of the BRAF mutation should be considered to unravel this controversy. Objective: We aimed to evaluate the impact of the BRAF V600E mutation occurrence and the allele percentage on the metastatic process in PTCs. Study Design: The presence and allele percentage of the BRAF mutation were determined by pyrosequencing in 132 cases of well-differentiated PTCs with (n = 37) or without lymph node metastases (LNMs) (n = 95) and in 40 LNMs matched with 35 PTCs. Results: No significant differences were observed in either the occurrence or the allele percentage of V600E mutation between the 2 groups of PTCs with or without LNMs. The LNMs were heterogeneous for the V600E mutation as the primary lesions. Conclusions: In this study, the occurrence and percentage of the BRAF V600E mutated allele was not preferentially associated with the development of metastases and the average mutated allele percentage decreased as the tumor progresses from the primary site to the lymph node metastatic sites. These observations support the need to reevaluate the role of the BRAF V600E mutation as a negative prognostic marker in PTCs.
Journal of Clinical Endocrinology and Metabolism
https://doi.org/10.1210/jc.2012-3930
Factor IX
Genetic Heterogeneity
Papillary Thyroid cancer
Biochemistry, medical
Gandolfi, G., Sancisi, V., Torricelli, F., Ragazzi, M., Frasoldati, A., Piana, S., & Ciarrocchi, A. (2013). Allele percentage of the BRAF V600E mutation in papillary thyroid carcinomas and corresponding lymph node metastases: No evidence for a role in tumor progression. Journal of Clinical Endocrinology and Metabolism, 98(5). https://doi.org/10.1210/jc.2012-3930
Allele percentage of the BRAF V600E mutation in papillary thyroid carcinomas and corresponding lymph node metastases : No evidence for a role in tumor progression. / Gandolfi, Greta; Sancisi, Valentina; Torricelli, Federica; Ragazzi, Moira; Frasoldati, Andrea; Piana, Simonetta; Ciarrocchi, Alessia.
In: Journal of Clinical Endocrinology and Metabolism, Vol. 98, No. 5, 05.2013.
Gandolfi, G, Sancisi, V, Torricelli, F, Ragazzi, M, Frasoldati, A, Piana, S & Ciarrocchi, A 2013, 'Allele percentage of the BRAF V600E mutation in papillary thyroid carcinomas and corresponding lymph node metastases: No evidence for a role in tumor progression', Journal of Clinical Endocrinology and Metabolism, vol. 98, no. 5. https://doi.org/10.1210/jc.2012-3930
Gandolfi G, Sancisi V, Torricelli F, Ragazzi M, Frasoldati A, Piana S et al. Allele percentage of the BRAF V600E mutation in papillary thyroid carcinomas and corresponding lymph node metastases: No evidence for a role in tumor progression. Journal of Clinical Endocrinology and Metabolism. 2013 May;98(5). https://doi.org/10.1210/jc.2012-3930
Gandolfi, Greta ; Sancisi, Valentina ; Torricelli, Federica ; Ragazzi, Moira ; Frasoldati, Andrea ; Piana, Simonetta ; Ciarrocchi, Alessia. / Allele percentage of the BRAF V600E mutation in papillary thyroid carcinomas and corresponding lymph node metastases : No evidence for a role in tumor progression. In: Journal of Clinical Endocrinology and Metabolism. 2013 ; Vol. 98, No. 5.
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