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François Laurin né  le  à Bourg-la-Reine et mort dans la même ville le  est un céramiste français.

Biographie

François Laurin est le fils du céramiste et faïencier Louis-François Laurin (1800-1857) et de Louise Sophie Florentine Mony, fille du céramiste et faïencier François Guillaume Mony (1781-1844). Il débute comme commis chez son père (1848-1850-1851) à la manufacture dite  de l'enseigne de La Madeleine, située à hauteur de l'actuel  de l'avenue du Général-Leclerc (à l'angle de la rue Jean-Roger-Thorelle) que son grand-père Mony avait laissé à son père le . Celui-ci ne produisait que de la faïence utilitaire. En 1855, Louis Hamony est peintre sur faïence chez les Laurin et va devenir parent de ce dernier par le mariage de  François Laurin qui épouse Marie-Laurence Hamony en premières noces en 1862, puis Marie-Louise Françoise Genoyer en secondes noces.

Conseiller municipal de 1847 à 1896, François Laurin devient adjoint au maire de 1888 à 1896. Il va faire de l'entreprise familiale le rendez-vous des artistes de son époque à partir de 1856. On y trouve le peintre céramiste Émile-Aubert Lessore, ,  née Légérot, l'émailleur céramiste Claudius Popelin, Jeannery, O de Rivière, Till et Paul Méritte. Ernest Chaplet (1835-1909) arrive dans l'entreprise en 1857 et se voit proposer la production de la faïence sur cru au grand feu. Les très grandes pièces produites se vendent mal. Puis ils se tournent vers la fabrication de lampes de 1860 à 1870. Laurin a un comptoir à Paris au 41, rue Coquillière, tenu par Madame Rousseau.

À partir de 1865, d'autres céramistes, dont des anciens de Sèvres, viennent se joindre à l'équipe. Le peintre Édouard Dammouse (1850-1903) et Félix Lafond (1850-1917), sont engagés. En 1869, Alphonse François Advant devient parent de la famille en épousant Léontine Eugénie Blanche Laurin le . De 1876 à 1883, ils seront propriétaire de la faïencerie , située au 31, avenue du Général Leclerc.

En 1871, chez Laurin, Ernest Chaplet et son assistant Félix Lafond mettent au point la barbotine sur terre cuite. Chaplet quittera cette maison vers la fin de 1874 pour s'installer à son compte au  Grande Rue, jusqu'en 1875.

François Laurin emploie le peintre et graveur Auguste Lepère entre 1876 et 1878. En 1874, Laurin vend pour  ses secrets de fabrication à la maison Haviland, et le peintre Félix Bracquemond va débaucher les meilleurs collaborateurs de Laurin pour les attirer vers cette manufacture à Auteuil. Parmi ceux-ci se trouvent Édouard Dammouse et Lafont. En 1876, François Théobalt travaille comme porcelainier chez Laurin.

François Laurin meurt le  dans sa maison décorée par de nombreuses céramiques, dont une frise en faïence sous la corniche du premier étage due à Paul Méritte. Plusieurs cheminées et médaillons floraux qui ornaient la façade sont encore visible.

Marques
 « B.R » (pour Bourg-la Reine) en creux, marque déposée par Jacques et Jullien en 1773.
 « LAURIN ».
 « B. la.R. » (pour Bourg-la Reine), vers 1874, Ernest Chaplet associé à Laurin, en noir ou en bistre.

Collections publiques

 États-Unis
 New York, Metropolitan Museum of Art :
 Vase au jais bleu, vers 1880, grès ;
 Plat à la nature morte, vers 1880, faïence.

 France
 Bourg-la-Reine :
 église Saint-Gilles Saint-Leu : Vierge à l'Enfant, revêtement mural en faïence.
 groupe scolaire de la faïencerie : fonds de céramiques.
 maison Pierre Adrien Dalpayrat : collection municipale d'œuvres de François Laurin.
 Paris, musée des Arts décoratifs.
 Sceaux, musée de l'Île-de-France : fonds de céramiques, don du .
 Sèvres, musée national de Céramique.

Expositions
 1861 : exposition de Paris.
 1865 : exposition de Paris.
 1869 : exposition de Paris.
 1873 : exposition de Vienne, première exposition de barbotines.
 1874 : exposition de Paris, exposition de barbotines.
 1878 : exposition de Paris.
 1932 : Paris, musée du Louvre, La faïence française de 1525 à 1820.
 1935 : Paris, musée des Arts décoratifs, Répertoire de la faïence française.
 1975 : Bourg-la-Reine, Les faïenceries de Bourg-la-Reine.
 D'avril à  : orangerie du château de Sceaux, Sceaux, Bourg-la-Reine, 150 de céramique.

Notes et références

Bibliographie
 Georges Poisson, Maddy Ariès, Christian Gautier, Sceaux, Bourg-la-Reine, 150 ans de céramique, Narboni éditeur, 1986
 A. Lesur, « Faïenceries de Sceaux et de Bourg-la-Reine 1735-1913 », Bulletin municipal officiel de Sceaux, , 1969.
 Geneviève Le Duc, « La Manufacture de Bourg la Reine, faïences et porcelaines tendres (1772-1804) », Cahiers de la céramique, du verre et des arts du feu, , Sèvres, 1967.
 Yvonne Dallot-Naudin et Alain Jacob, Une sœur de Mennecy, Bourg-la-Reine, ABC Collection, 1983.
 Philippe Chaplain et Jean-Pierre Muffang, Bourg-la-Reine regards sur le Passé, Presses Maury eurolivres,  .

Céramiste français
Naissance en août 1826
Naissance à Bourg-la-Reine
Naissance dans le département de la Seine
Décès en mai 1901
Décès à Bourg-la-Reine
Décès à 74 ans
Décès dans le département de la Seine

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Category: German Films
Speak to Germans of a certain age and the chances are that they will remember a series of films opening with a voiceover proclaiming 'hier spricht Edgar Wallace' ('this is Edgar Wallace speaking'). A total of 32 films were made as part of a series that has become known as "Krimis" films. Still shown on television and available on DVD and Blu-ray the films have preserved Wallace's reputation in Germany while he is largely forgotten in his homeland.
Not the first German adaptations of Wallace's novels. Five German-language adaptations are known to have been produced between 1927 – 34 (there may have been others). Why did a Danish-German production company decide to embark on a fresh series of screen adaptations? For a country seeking to banish its past and create a new inclusive sense of nationhood what appeal was there in seeing recreations of 1920s England culled from the work of an imperialist?
During his lifetime Germany was a strong market for Wallace. German publishers were late in discovering Wallace's commercial potential. The first translated novel was issued in 1925. Discovering the existence of a massive back catalogue of titles publisher Wilhelm Goldmann traveled to London and met with Wallace to secure the rights to issue translated editions of all title that had been published in the UK.
Prior to 1925, Wallace expressed amusement upon receipt of translated editions of his novels. Success in Germany made him more conscious of the dividends earned from overseas sales. For a man whose profligacy had brought him close to ruin the steady injection of revenue from a new market was most welcome.
In common with most authors of his generation, Wallace had written scathing commentary about Germans during World War I. In peacetime he became more amenable and is reported to have had a deep affection for Berlin. In this new market, he was soon to become a major celebrity. Reports of visits to Germany suggest that hundreds of people would turn up to catch a glimpse of him at train stations.
In the post-war era, sales of Wallace's books in the UK declined while Germany remained a steady market. With sales in freefall, at least in the UK, the estate sold rights to adapt Wallace's novels for film and the stage to Anglo-Amalgamated for the UK and Commonwealth and Danish film producer Preben Phillipsen for German-speaking territories.
Wallace's novels had been a publishing sensation when first published in Germany. Would German audiences who had grown accustomed to American crime thrillers be willing to view domestically filmed adaptations of English thriller novels?
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Production commenced with the adaptation Der Frosch mit der Maske (The Frog with the Mask). Early entries in the series were filmed in Danish studios. Later films were shot in facilities based in Hamburg and Berlin.
With box office returns healthier than expected it was clear to the producers and distributors that German audiences would be willing to see further installments. Production was ramped up for further entries in a domestically produced franchised that would ultimately comprise of 32 films.
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Author EuroButNotTrashPosted on August 1, 2018 August 1, 2018 Categories Crime Fiction, Danish Films, German FilmsTags Crime Films, Edgar Wallace, German Cinema, Klaus Kinski, Krimis1 Comment on Wallace on Screen: The Krimis Films
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Enchanting reinvention of a classic fairy tale
A yuletide TV tradition in several European countries, Václav Vorlíček's adaptation of Božena Němcová's fairy tale is a radical alternative to the better-known Brothers Grimm and Disney versions.
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Charming and delightful, the film has been extensively restored by the Czech National Film Archive in Prague and the National Library of Norway. The definitive Czech Christmas DVD.
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Author EuroButNotTrashPosted on December 19, 2016 November 30, 2017 Categories Czechoslovakian Films, German FilmsTags Bozena Nemcova, Libuse Safrankova, Vaclav VorlicekLeave a comment on DVD Review: Three Wishes for Cinderella
Blu-ray Review: The Voices
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The Voices is an ingenious tragi-comedy. Disturbing and hilarious, it's uniqueness is rammed home in a musical sequence featuring Jesus driving a fork-lift truck.
An impressive collection of extras has been assembled for this disc including interviews, featurettes, and a prank that has to be seen to be believed.
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We entered the torii gate, and kept climbing upwards.
Do fish care if it's raining? Sorry for the blurry pix – blame the weather!
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This is the end of our Kumano Kodo adventure. If you ever get the opportunity, it is a beautiful journey, customizable based on how many days and how far you wish to walk. A damp, but lovely day!
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We passed some beautiful beaches on the way, with swimmers and surfers.
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Here's what you do while waiting for the bus.
It was already mid-afternoon by the time we arrived, so it was nice that the day's hike was planned for only 3.7km/ 2.3mi. Here is the entrance to the trail. We will walk to visit three major Shinto shrines this week.
Pilgrims ritually wash themselves at the beginning of the walk.
The first part of the hike was totally uphill – climbing, climbing, then climbing some more!
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We met two couples from Australia who will be walking our route tomorrow. We retired to our room with the beautiful view of the mountainside. Tomorrow is a hiking day!


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She also acknowledged the rumor that Chris Martin is dating Jennifer Lawrence.
Gwyneth Paltrow knows the phrase "conscious uncoupling" is a bit odd.
However, even she was surprised that so many people took notice of the term when she announced that she and her husband, Chris Martin, were splitting.
"I made a mistake in that I didn't give it context. Like, I didn't say, 'This is... a philosophy,'" she told Howard Stern on his Sirius XM Radio show. "But it's a very noble idea, and it's a great thing, I think, to try to do for your kids. And it's working, but it is kind of a goofy term and I didn't know it was going to cause such a big thing."
Last March, Paltrow, 42, and Martin, 37, announced that they were ending their marriage of more than a decade.
However, as she told Stern, they were determined to do so "with minimal acrimony" and preserve their family as best they could.
"You say, 'Look, we're a family. We have kids. We're always gonna be a family, and let's try to find all the positives in our relationship, all the things that brought us together and the friendship.' And we actually have a really strong friendship," she said. "There are times when it's really difficult and things happen and ... I'm sure he doesn't want to hang out with me and I don't want to hang out with him, but for the sake of your kids you do it but you also don't do it all tense. You really say, 'I really want to find my love for you.'"
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"Who says I don't approve?" she asked. "I respect him as the father of my children and it's his life, and it's his decision, and I do think that he loves the kids so much and I don't think he would be with someone who wasn't great."


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.. _generators:

Graph generators
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.. currentmodule:: networkx

Atlas
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.. automodule:: networkx.generators.atlas
.. autosummary::
   :toctree: generated/

   graph_atlas_g

Classic
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.. automodule:: networkx.generators.classic
.. autosummary::
   :toctree: generated/

   balanced_tree
   barbell_graph
   complete_graph
   complete_bipartite_graph
   circular_ladder_graph
   cycle_graph
   dorogovtsev_goltsev_mendes_graph
   empty_graph
   grid_2d_graph
   grid_graph
   hypercube_graph
   ladder_graph
   lollipop_graph
   null_graph
   path_graph
   star_graph
   trivial_graph
   wheel_graph

Small
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.. automodule:: networkx.generators.small
.. autosummary::
   :toctree: generated/

   make_small_graph
   LCF_graph
   bull_graph
   chvatal_graph
   cubical_graph
   desargues_graph
   diamond_graph
   dodecahedral_graph
   frucht_graph
   heawood_graph
   house_graph
   house_x_graph
   icosahedral_graph
   krackhardt_kite_graph
   moebius_kantor_graph
   octahedral_graph
   pappus_graph
   petersen_graph
   sedgewick_maze_graph
   tetrahedral_graph
   truncated_cube_graph
   truncated_tetrahedron_graph
   tutte_graph

Random Graphs
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.. automodule:: networkx.generators.random_graphs
.. autosummary::
   :toctree: generated/

   fast_gnp_random_graph
   gnp_random_graph
   dense_gnm_random_graph
   gnm_random_graph
   erdos_renyi_graph
   binomial_graph
   newman_watts_strogatz_graph
   watts_strogatz_graph
   connected_watts_strogatz_graph
   random_regular_graph
   barabasi_albert_graph
   powerlaw_cluster_graph
   random_lobster
   random_shell_graph
   random_powerlaw_tree
   random_powerlaw_tree_sequence

Degree Sequence
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.. automodule:: networkx.generators.degree_seq

.. autosummary::
   :toctree: generated/

   configuration_model
   directed_configuration_model
   expected_degree_graph
   havel_hakimi_graph
   directed_havel_hakimi_graph
   degree_sequence_tree
   random_degree_sequence_graph

Random Clustered
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.. automodule:: networkx.generators.random_clustered

.. autosummary::
   :toctree: generated/

   random_clustered_graph

Directed
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.. automodule:: networkx.generators.directed
.. autosummary::
   :toctree: generated/

   gn_graph
   gnr_graph
   gnc_graph
   scale_free_graph

Geometric
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.. automodule:: networkx.generators.geometric
.. autosummary::
   :toctree: generated/

   random_geometric_graph
   geographical_threshold_graph
   waxman_graph
   navigable_small_world_graph

Hybrid
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.. automodule:: networkx.generators.hybrid
.. autosummary::
   :toctree: generated/

   kl_connected_subgraph
   is_kl_connected

Bipartite
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.. automodule:: networkx.generators.bipartite
.. autosummary::
   :toctree: generated/

   bipartite_configuration_model
   bipartite_havel_hakimi_graph
   bipartite_reverse_havel_hakimi_graph
   bipartite_alternating_havel_hakimi_graph
   bipartite_preferential_attachment_graph
   bipartite_random_graph
   bipartite_gnmk_random_graph

Line Graph
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.. automodule:: networkx.generators.line
.. autosummary::
   :toctree: generated/

   line_graph

Ego Graph
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.. automodule:: networkx.generators.ego
.. autosummary::
   :toctree: generated/

   ego_graph

Stochastic
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.. automodule:: networkx.generators.stochastic
.. autosummary::
   :toctree: generated/

   stochastic_graph

Intersection
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.. automodule:: networkx.generators.intersection
.. autosummary::
   :toctree: generated/

   uniform_random_intersection_graph
   k_random_intersection_graph
   general_random_intersection_graph

Social Networks
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.. automodule:: networkx.generators.social
.. autosummary::
   :toctree: generated/

   karate_club_graph
   davis_southern_women_graph
   florentine_families_graph

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Q: Generating Sparklines as Diagrams QGIS 2.10 The following seems to be an amalgamation of questions Is it possible to represent points as sparklines in ArcGIS for Desktop? and Pie-Chart coordinates in QGIS.
Basically I have 5 sets of observations for n regions (the Australian Bureau of Statistics SA2 geography). Each set of observations is the count of persons aged under 30 and persons aged over 60 - so, basically providing two coordinates that can be plotted against each other to generate a line graph.
I've had some success in importing these as a WKT Linestring into QGIS in order to generate some quite funky line graphs - in the following image each line is an SA2 in a amalgamated geography (HMdA), as you can see there are varying trajectories for different lines, it is this facet that I'm trying to capture:

Doing this got me thinking that it should be possible to render these as Tufte-esq Sparklines around the centroid for each SA2. This would help put the trajectories in spatial context (which, after all is what GIS is about!).
I've been thinking that an .svg rendering might be the way to go (although the link to the tutorial for creating SVG-based sparklines with d3.js on Tufte's website is broken: (http://www.edwardtufte.com/bboard/q-and-a-fetch-msg?msg_id=0001OR). Here the idea would be to render the SVGs and then attach the SA2 centroid coordinates to them for mapping - although I don't know how feasible this would be as there are 3000+ SA2s, and I don't want to render that many SVG files!
QGIS Diagrams would appear to be another possible avenue for exploration - although I cannot seem to find any literature about creating bespoke Diagrams (other than Pie, Bar and Text charts). So, here the (second,sorry!) question would be - has anyone attempted creating different diagram styles in QGIS?
EDIT
If anyone is still reviewing this question...I'm in the process of using THIS little beauty to structure an equal area framework to drop the sparklines into.

A: This should be reasonably straightforward from the QGIS side; the harder part will be rendering the SVGs in batch. For that, R is probably as good a way as any. If JavaScript's more appealing, see this answer for an example of how to export SVG from d3.
You can create a centroid layer from your census areas, and style them as SVG symbols. As of more recent versions of QGIS, you can use expressions to build up a string representing the filename of the SVG. So as long as you stick to a naming convention (e.g. censusarea_1234.svg) you could use an expression like
'/path/to/' || 'censusarea_' || "id_field" || '.svg'

In this case, the centre of the SVG will line up with the centroid. You can add an offset, and use some fields to define these (in the same way that labelling is done)
By the looks of your screenshot, it looks like you're lining up the first data point with the centroid, in which case you'll want to do that when rendering your SVG . Easiest way is probably to subtract the first data point's x and y coordinates from each point in turn to center things. In R this would be something like xlim=c(-100,+100) and ylim=c(-100,+100) on the plot, this should center the SVG on the first point.
Another possible mechanism is SVG annotations. These can be styled to hide the bubble and just show the SVG. These have the advantage that they can be moved and deleted manually - handy if you want to tweak positions (for example, to avoid overlaps). It should be possible to use Python to add these to the canvas programatically, but I wasn't able to get this to work.

A: Also, one should wait for the "geometry renderer" style that will appear in QGIS 2.14 but which is accessible through the dev version.


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Netherhampton is a village and civil parish in Wiltshire, England, immediately west of the city of Salisbury. The village is about  from the city centre.

History
In 1993 the Salisbury Hoard was excavated within the parish. These Bronze Age and Iron Age objects are the largest group of prehistoric metal objects ever found in Britain. Many were illicitly dug before being acquired by the British Museum in 1998.

Netherhampton House has a central position in the village.  It was built in the 17th century for the Wilton Estate and is  Grade II* listed.

The village lies on a road which was previously the B3094 and linked the southeast of Salisbury (and main routes further south) with Wilton and the main route to the northwest. The Shell Guide of 1968 describes the church as "dangerously close to the busy main road". When this road was upgraded to the A3094, a half-mile section was built on a straighter alignment in order to bypass the village to the south.

Parish church

There was a chapel at Netherhampton in 1564, when its parish was united with Wilton.

The church of St Catherine was rebuilt, except for its 18th-century tower, in 1876–7 by William Butterfield. The tower is in Flemish bond brick with a shingled roof, while the rest is built in limestone and flint chequers under a tiled roof. Inside, the pews and octagonal stone font are by Butterworth, and the east window is by Gibbs.

Since 1972 the parish name has been Wilton with Netherhampton and Fugglestone.

Geography
The northern part of the parish has water meadows and the River Nadder. The village is bypassed by the A3094 road which links Quidhampton with Harnham, providing a southwestern ring road for Salisbury. Unlike the rest of the Salisbury ring road that is formed of the A36, the A3094 runs through the outer suburbs of Salisbury rather than encircling the city centre. To the west the parish borders the Wilton House estate.

To the east was the ancient parish of West Harnham, separated from Netherhampton by the route of a Roman road. When West Harnham parish was abolished in 1934, its land outside the Salisbury built-up area was transferred to Netherhampton. In 1954 the urban boundary was extended to bring the expanded built-up area into Salisbury; since then development has spread further into Netherhampton parish, bringing housing and a business park. The southern part of the parish has farmland.

Amenities
The village pub, the Victoria and Albert, is a 17th-century cottage extended in the 18th.  To the south of the village are a golf club (Salisbury and South Wilts), a garden centre and Salisbury Racecourse.

References

External links

Villages in Wiltshire
Civil parishes in Wiltshire


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Client Testimonial: UVA Football
By BrittneyJune 17, 2016 No Comments
Gerry Capone
Associate AD for Football Administration
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Процесс установки входящего номера организован как:

| N | Описание шага
 Действие в информационной системе | Исполнитель |
|:-|:-|:-|
|1 | Получение службой секритариата входящего документа

 Сканирование документа добавление его в информационную систему | Секретарь |
|1 | Получение службой секритариата входящего документа

 Сканирование документа добавление его в информационную систему | Секретарь |
|2 | Классификация номенклатуры дел | Делопроизводитель |
|3 | Классификация номенклатуры дел | Делопроизводитель |

1. Получение службой секритариата входящего документа.

## Постановка задачи

Про что: статья про техническую возможность добавления регистрационного штампа в документы входящие и исходящие и реализацию в системе 1с: документооборот.
Как это работает сейчас. Сотрудники делопроизводства на этапе регистрации документа распечатывают документ, подписывают, передают в ддо, ставят печать и отправляют контрагенту.
Проблемы: в процессе участвуют несколько сотрудников, часто появляются задержки, текущая сложность порождает несколько дополнительных виртуальных процессов: ведение очереди регистрационных номеров.
Решение: разделение механической работы (установка регистрационного номера и печать его на бланке документа) и организационной работы (подпись у руководителя и отправление письма)
Как: в качестве решения выбран механизм веб-сервиса, который позволяет устанавливать регистрационные штампы на любые документы.


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Tagged CAA Tournament
The #3 seed College of Charleston Men's Basketball team faced off against #2 seed Northeastern University in the Semifinals of the CAA Tournament on Monday night. Going into the game, the teams both had a road win against each other during the regular season. The Cougars offense had a hard time warming up, as they…
The Drought is Over: Cougars Make it to the Big Dance
Sean Pedernales
On the eve of Tuesday, March 6th, the College of Charleston men's basketball team took part in what seemed like a sports movie. But unlike Air Bud or Hoosiers, this was an authentic experience that fans and students of the Cougars will never forget. It was all there – the deafening crowd, the history in…
Cougars come from behind advance to CAA Championship
Sam Oleksak
Men's Basketball, Sports, Winter Sports
The College of Charleston men's basketball team defeated Towson University in come from behind fashion in the semi-finals of the North Charleston based CAA Tournament, winning 67-59 to clinch a spot in the finals against University of North Carolina, Wilmington. The Cougars struggled to get much going on the offensive end in the first half,…
North Charleston hosts 2017 CAA Men's Basketball Tournament
As the nine other members of the Colonial Athletic Association converge on the North Charleston Coliseum for this weekend's conference tournament, the hosting College of Charleston men's basketball team look to extend their season-ending four game win streak. "It's very important to go in with momentum," said junior guard Cameron Johnson. "During the tournament, anyone…
2017-19 CAA Tournament comes to Charleston
Carousel, Local, Men's Basketball, News and Politics, Sports, Winter Sports
The Colonial Athletic Association Men's Basketball Championship is headed to the North Charleston Coliseum next season. "We are excited to bring the CAA Men's Basketball Championship and the thrill of March Madness to Charleston," CAA commissioner Tom Yeager said. "Charleston has long been considered one of the top tourist destinations in the United States. Our…
Senior Spotlight: Allison Sender anchors the Cougars' defense
Carousel, Fall Sports, Soccer, Sports
During the fall season, CisternYard Sports will feature a weekly story on a different student athlete at the College of Charleston that our sports staff thinks you should know. This week, we highlight Allison Sender from the women's soccer team. When Charleston head coach Christian Michner decided to move Allison Sender to defense in her…
UNCW runs Charleston out of CAA Tournament
Jason Lutz
After winning their first ever CAA Tournament game on Friday, the College of Charleston dropped their quarterfinal matchup with second-seeded UNC Wilmington, 79-53, on Saturday night in Baltimore, Md. The Cougars' energy from Friday's win over Drexel spilled over into the first half against UNCW. Charleston jumped up 4-0 in the first minute of play…
Charleston wins CAA Tournament opener over Drexel
It's funny how just one win- at the right time- can change the perspective of an entire season. After a bumpy regular season, the College of Charleston got its' biggest win of the year on Friday night, defeating Drexel, 56-48, in the first round of the 2015 CAA Tournament. It was the Cougars' first CAA…
Charleston wins CAA Baseball Championship, earns automatic NCAA Tournament berth
Baseball, News and Politics, Sports, Spring Sports
For the sixth time in school history, the College of Charleston is heading to the NCAA Baseball Tournament. With a 6-4 win over William & Mary, the Cougars were crowned CAA Champions on Saturday afternoon in Wilmington, N.C. The undisputed theme of the Cougars' undefeated run through the tournament was stellar pitching. Following in the…
Cougars advance to the CAA Baseball Championship with win over William & Mary
In a rematch of their thrilling 23-inning contest last weekend, the second-seeded Charleston baseball team defeated the top-seed William & Mary, 3-1, in the semifinal round of the 2014 CAA Tournament. With CAA Rookie of the Year Bailey Ober on the mound, the Cougars got off to a quick start. Ober needed just five pitches…
Charleston Baseball wins inaugural CAA Tournament game over UNC Wilmington
In their inaugural CAA Tournament game, the second-seeded Charleston baseball team defeated UNC Wilmington, 7-4, on Thursday afternoon in Wilmington, N.C. to advance to the semifinal round of the championship. Playing as the lower seed and therefore the visitors on their home field, the third-seeded Seahawks got on the board early, as UNCW's Corey Dick…
Charleston Women bounced from CAA Tournament with loss against Delaware
Sports, Winter Sports, Women's Basketball
The women's basketball team was eliminated from the CAA Tournament with a 60-52 loss to Delaware in the semifinal round on Saturday afternoon. The Cougars came out of the gate hot in the first half, quickly taking an 8-0 lead thanks to six straight points from senior guard Afreyea Tolbert. Charleston led by 11 at…


The system moving across the country that will bring heavy snow to the Plains and Northeast this weekend will also provide a chance for showers and storms across North Texas and southern Oklahoma. Some storms could be severe. Here is the very latest.
A Marginal risk for severe weather has been issued by the Storm Prediction Center for Friday. This means isolated severe storms will be possible. Large hail looks to be the biggest weather risk.
Here is the latest timing of the showers and storms over Texas and Oklahoma. Throughout Friday the storm chances will be in the forecast, but the highest chance for the strongest storms will be in the afternoon and the evening. Keep checking with WeatherNation for more updates.


Marriage is sometimes the happiest day in the life of a person, but it is also something that often requires proof when the existence of the same is questioned. This is because marriage changes the status of a person, and status is something that follows the person no matter where he or she may go in life. There is also the fact that marriage attaches certain rights and obligations to a married person and these are rights and obligations that must be respected by the world. The best way to prove the existence of marriage is through the use of official recorders, and official records of marriages are known as marriage records of which Nueces County Marriage Records is a part of.
To understand the importance of marriage records, it is necessary to know exactly what is Marriage Records Nueces County. This collection of records and documents would provide a summary as to the history of the people referred to in the records, but the same is limited only to their marriage. This means the collection would include marriage licenses and other pertinent documents and data that would then tend to prove the existence of a marriage. These records are public records, and because of that, they are, theoretically, available to every person even if there is no reason to request for them.
It is important to be aware where a person could obtain a copy of Nueces County Marriage License Records, thus, it must be noted that a marriage record would only be available at the county where the marriage occurred through the county clerk. This means that if the marriage did not occur in the county where the search is being conducted, then there is no way that the records would be there. To request for a marriage record from the county clerk, the person who desires to obtain the copy should first write a letter of request addressed to the county clerk. Note that this is a non-standard letter that follows no format, but it is suggested that as much information regarding the records that the person is searching for be packed in the letter as much as possible to expedite the search. If there are records in the archives, then the same would be copied, and, after paying the required copying fee either in person or through a money order or check, the records would be issued to the person who requested for the same.
Sometimes, it is hard to know where the Marriage Records Texas is located because of the many counties. If the person is unaware of where the records are located, it is suggested that they first obtain marriage verification from the Department of State Health Services through the Vital Statistics Unit. To obtain the same, the person needs only to send an application form to the office together with a money order or check for twenty dollars. Note that if the office replies that there are no records with them matching the given search criteria, the same is conclusive proof that there is no marriage at all.
Of course, it is also possible to search for marriage records online through the use of online databases. This would be faster and more efficient, and the data that they could provide is substantially the same as that of the various government offices and databases. They also charge less than the government, and because they are internet searches, they could be conducted from just about anywhere where there is a substantial internet connection.
Accomplish the form and send the same to the Vital Statistics Unit together with a money order or check to answer for the required fee.
Wait for the Vital Statistics Unit to finish processing the application.
The Vital Statistics Unit would send you a letter that would contain information regarding the records that you are interested in including where the records are located, or they would send you a letter informing you that they have no records. In such a case, this is conclusive proof that there was no marriage.
Send the same to the county clerk.
Upon receipt of the letter of request, the county clerk would process the same.
Copies of the marriage records that you had requested would be copies once they are found.
The copies would then be sent to you and you would be asked to pay the required copying fee before they would be issued to you.
The following links should be of further assistance.


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Q: Insert a string at a specific position (fixed length file) I'm trying to insert a string "abcd" at the position of 80 in each rows of a fixed length file.
Input file
1212121212121212121213231232345    00000003088 234235235321      MISS WAN
1212121212121212121213231232345    00000003088 324556346366      MISS NISCH
1212121212121212121213231232345    00000003088 547478657588      MISS RACHEL
1212121212121212121213231232345    00000009781 313156475788      MR & MRS ROCK

The length of each records are
awk '{print length}' temp.txt
74
76
77
79

I wasn't able to insert data at 80 and I've tried the below commands
sed "s/.\{80\}/&abcd/" test.txt
awk -vFS="" -vOFS="" '{$80=$80"abcd"}1' test.txt

I thought that I should first increase the length of the records so then I can use the above commands..
To insert spaces
sed -e "s/.\{75\}/&              /g" test.txt
sed 's/$/        /" test.txt

Inside a loop
while read line
do
printf "$line        " >>temp.txt
done <test.txt

Most of the time the above spaces get amended with the next lines and lost some of the contents as shown below..
4044046160710301740053062257440    00000003088 850052246976      MISS WAN
    046160710301740053062257440    00000003088 850052246976      MISS NISCH
    046160710301740053062257440    00000003088 850052246976      MISS RACHEL
2011888360797600140053062257440    00000009781 851011576287      MR & MRS ROCK

Expected answer:
4044046160710301740053062257440    00000003088 850052246976      MISS WAN       abcd
4044046160710301740053062257440    00000003088 850052246976      MISS NISCH     abcd
4044046160710301740053062257440    00000003088 850052246976      MISS RACHEL    abcd
2011888360797600140053062257440    00000009781 851011576287      MR & MRS ROCK  abcd

Any guidelines towards the right answer would be much appreciated.

A: a simpler awk
$ awk '{printf "%-80s%s\n",$0,"abcd"}' file

1212121212121212121213231232345    00000003088 234235235321      MISS WAN       abcd
1212121212121212121213231232345    00000003088 324556346366      MISS NISCH     abcd
1212121212121212121213231232345    00000003088 547478657588      MISS RACHEL    abcd
1212121212121212121213231232345    00000009781 313156475788      MR & MRS ROCK  abcd

A: You may use gnu awk command:
awk -v RS='\r?\n' -v p='80' -v s='abcd' '{
    pad=""; for (i=length(); i<=p; i++) pad=pad " "; print $0 pad s}' file

1212121212121212121213231232345    00000003088 234235235321      MISS WAN        abcd
1212121212121212121213231232345    00000003088 324556346366      MISS NISCH      abcd
1212121212121212121213231232345    00000003088 547478657588      MISS RACHEL     abcd
1212121212121212121213231232345    00000009781 313156475788      MR & MRS ROCK   abcd

Note use -v RS='\r?\n' which sets record separator as optional \r followed by \n. This to address case when input file has DOS line breaks.
For loop starts from length of each line to desired position (being passed from command line in variable p) and appends a space in pad variable. Finally we print each row followed by padded space and new string.

A: Solution as per OP's requirement for adding spaces as per length of 80:
In case you have control M characters in your Input_files and you want to remove them then use:
tr -d '\r' < Input_file > temp_file && mv temp_file Input_file

then run following code:
awk -v var="80" '{printf("%s%"var-length($0)+1"s%s\n",$0,OFS,"abcd")}' Input_file

2nd solution(more generic one): Could you please try following, this solution will look for maximum length of the line in whole Input_file and will add spaces according to it and newly entered last field will be in same alignment with all other lines.
awk '
FNR==NR{
  len=length($0)>len?length($0):len
  next
}
{
  printf("%s%"len-length($0)+1"s%s\n",$0,OFS,"abcd")
}
'  Input_file  Input_file

A: Yet another way, combining karakfa's awk line, and the use of GNU wc to get the maximum line length.
file="./your_file"

awk -v sp=4 -v max="$(wc -L "$file")" '{printf "%-"max+sp"s%s\n",$0,"abcd"}' "$file"

The -v options initialize variables max with the maximum line length in the file, and sp for the number of spaces to use after the max line length.
Output:
4044046160710301740053062257440    00000003088 850052246976      MISS WAN         abcd
    046160710301740053062257440    00000003088 850052246976      MISS NISCH       abcd
    046160710301740053062257440    00000003088 850052246976      MISS RACHEL      abcd
2011888360797600140053062257440    00000009781 851011576287      MR & MRS ROCK    abcd

A: I can't see where you get stuck using
sed "s/$/        /" test.txt and sed "s/.\{80\}/&abcd/" test.txt.
How did you combine them? You don't want -i for the first command, that would modify the inputfile.
Incorrect is
# error, did you try this:
sed "s/$/        /" test.txt | sed "s/.\{80\}/&abcd/" test.txt

The second sed will not look at the output of the first command, but will start with the original test.txt.
You can combine them (I also used single quotes) with
sed 's/$/        /' test.txt | sed 's/.\{80\}/&abcd/'
or shorter
sed 's/$/        /;s/.\{80\}/&abcd/' test.txt

The result might look good, but you can have additional spaces after abcd. Better is
sed -r 's/$/        /;s/(.{80}).*/\1abcd/' test.txt

The first part of the comand is ugly.
You can write your own loop like
while IFS= read -r line; do
   printf "%-80sabcd\n" "${line}"
done < test.txt

This is a difficult method where you can use the simple awk given by @karakfa.


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On Sunday Magdalena Eriksson's Sweden earned a place in the last 16 of the 2019 World Cup finals after they produced a strong display of attacking football to defeat Thailand 5-1.
Eriksson shared her thoughts with the official Chelsea website about overcoming Thailand to reach the final 16 of the tournament, facing the USA in their next game and her change of position at international level.
Blues' centre-back has played 90 minutes in both of Sweden's group stage matches so far and has established herself as an important member of the Scandinavians backline at left-back.
'It's very different and it took some time for me to get used to it. But in these games it's very fun and I can join in on the attacks and do some crosses. These games have been fun but of course I feel more at home as a centre-half,' she said.
Sweden dominated the match against Thailand overall, but switched off in added time and allowed their Group F opposition to score a consolation goal.
'I thought we started the game really well, the first half we dominated and played really good football, but I think in the second half we had a period where we played poorly which invited them into the game.
'We gave them too many chances so we need to look into that and improve on that for Thursday when we play the USA. It's really annoying that we let that goal in and didn't finish the game with a clean sheet and like I said it's something we need to look at.
'They had a really fast player, we knew she was going to be quick, but I still think we should have dealt with not losing the ball in the centre of the pitch and how we set up behind is something we need to improve on.'
Sweden's next task is their clash against the USA, in Le Havre on Thursday 20 June and the teams have met each other at the group stages of every World Cup since 2003. The Scandinavians have lost two, drawn one and won one and the 26-year-old is excited by the prospect of facing the three-time champions.
'I'm expecting it to be a massive game, it's really inspiring for us to have a game like this so early in the tournament and it will be good to see where we're at as a team.
'It's going to be completely different to these two games that we have had against Chile and Thailand, so we just need to prepare for that.
'It's good to see where you're at against the best in the world. They are ranked no.1 so it's going to be a really good game for us whatever the result and now we're through we can relax and see where it takes us.'


Summary View of a wood-shingled house on Monhegan Island built by John Sterling circa 1808 and subsequently rebuilt in 1982 after a fire in 1978. Surrounding landscape and Atlantic ocean in background.
Notes Title, edition, and photographer's signature inscribed in graphite on verso. Printing statement from photographer. Capture date 2007, printed in 2016 for the Boston Athenaeum. Monochrome conversion from digital file and printed on A2 AWIJP bamboo paper. (From photographer's notes). "Built on Monhegan Island by John Sterling ca 1808 as the 'cistern house'. In the 1920's it became known as 'Uncle Henrys' after Henry Shaw who moved there to sell milk and vegetables. The original structure was gutted by fire in 1978 and rebuilt as in the photo in 1982." (From photographer's notes). Edition: 1/10. Copyrighted by photographer.
Local notes Purchased from photographer; Frances Hovey Howe Print Fund; October 2016; #2016.33 (no.3).
Subject(s) Architecture, Domestic--Maine--Monhegan Island--Pictorial works.
Monhegan Island (Me.)--Buildings, structures, etc.--Pictorial works.


Please remove the meek-amazon bridge from the Tor Browser. Amazon is no longer supporting 'domain-fronting' and has effectively asked us to stop this CDN end-point.
Patch file is attached to this ticket.
0001-remove-meek-amazon-from-the-Tor-Browser.patch (1.7 KB) - added by inf0 11 months ago.
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Please remove Amazon from the Earth. God is no longer supporting Amazon and has effectively asked us to stop this evil end-point.
Try to look on the bright side. This patch saves thousand bucks per month.
Could you write a patch against the tor-browser-build repo? We switch away from Gitian to rbm with Tor Browser 7.5. You'll find the pref file in projects/tor-browser/Bundle-Data/PTConfigs. Thanks.
0001-removed-amazon-meek.patch added, which is made against the tor-browser-build repo.
I'll make a patch for orbot shortly.
Also note that meek-azure is still alive!
Applied to master (commit 22af54508a1e98bec13ee9580aac7c1b907043e8) and maint-7.5 (commit efa9901ec57d0d78aa1f8034a922da4f792c0ee0). Those changes will be picked up by the next stable and alpha releases (but we won't do extra releases just to get this bug fixed).


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John Deere Models 1250 1450 1650
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Field Guide to Classic Farm Tractors
Buy In UK/Europe
A Collection of Articles: Let's Get into Hydraulics, Farm Equipment Electrical Systems, Hydraulic Systems Diagnosis
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Triumph Motorcycles: How the West was Won
Nearly every motorcycle nut knows that Triumphs are the most famous bikes to ever come out of Great Britain. However, they also have an extensive history in North America and have been part of that continent's motorcycling soul since long before World War II. From Triumph Motorcycles in America is an interesting tale of how the first Triumph ...
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Valentino Rossi Through the Years
In his home country of Italy Valentino Rossi is treated like a rock star. In the MotoGP record books, he goes down as one of the greatest motorcycle road racers of all-time. Amongst all of that is a colorful life filled with all sorts of racing machinery, rivalries, victories, as well as some lean times ...
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1912 Bugatti 5-Liter
In the early days of auto making, more powerful cars usually meant considerably more weight. From his base in Molsheim, France, Ettore Bugatti set out to make a trimmed-down performance car to stop the trend. To prove his point, the car was let loose on the race track where it fulfilled its destiny as a winner. ...


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Q: Django - accidently removed superuser I am using Django 1.4.5 and accidentally deleted the superuser. How can I recreate the superuser account for an existing project? I found tutorials that show to do it when initially setting up a project but can't figure out how to create a superuser for an existing project.
I did try django-admin.py createsuperuser in the terminal without any luck
I apprecite the time and feedback.

A: You can invoke this command through manage.py
./manage.py createsuperuser


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Collecting Animal Bones in Alaska
Imagine if you could go out walking and easily pick up something that hasn't been touched for hundreds, or even thousands, of years. Conservation… more
Paleontologists
Imagine if you could go out walking and easily pick up something that hasn't been touched for hundreds, or even thousands, of years. Conservation paleobiologist and National Geographic grantee Dr. Joshua Miller does bone surveys on the Arctic National Wildlife Refuge (ANWR) in Alaska to study why critical habitats for caribou and other species have changed over time. Miller says, "Anytime we do a survey, we're finding scores and scores of bones."
"As we walk across the tundra looking for bones," Miller says, "most of what we're looking for are the shed antlers of female caribou. If we come across the leg bone of a wolf or the jaw bone of a rodent, we're just as excited because each of those bones gives us really interesting historical insight into what that ecosystem up in the Arctic Refuge was like decades to centuries to even millennia ago." The bones reveal which regions of the refuge are used by caribou and other animals, including where they give birth to their young.
Every summer, Miller is dropped off in the Brooks Range with ungulate biologist Dr. Eric Wald. They navigate through the refuge in an inflatable raft, sampling as they go, until they reach the Arctic Ocean. Miller explains that the inflatable raft is important because it is how they bring in food, transport samples, and, of course, get to where they will be picked up at the end of the field season. "It is a real collaborative endeavor between myself, biologists and scientists, scientific staff at the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Arctic Refuge, and the logistical crew, including the pilot."
A bug suit is another essential. "One of the biggest challenges of working in the Arctic Refuge for me has been the mosquito population. These guys are thick. Our bug suits are really what keep us sane. Mosquitoes can be so bad that you can't spend more than a couple minutes outside of a tent without swallowing half a dozen or getting bit 300 or 400 times. It can be really, really epic."
Despite the challenging environment, Miller is as enthusiastic as ever. It turns out, bones are not hard to find in a natural ecosystem. "Everywhere we walk … we're going to find something that's interesting. It's just a matter of getting there, putting our heads down and looking."
They have come across all sorts of treasures while looking for bones, including mammoth bones and beautiful hand axes chipped by humans likely thousands of years ago. "There are some incredible artifacts just lying there on the landscape, waiting to be discovered."
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Schiphol Plaza (oficialmente:Shopping Centre Schiphol Plaza) es un gran centro comercial ubicado en el aeropuerto de Schiphol, Haarlemmermeer (un municipio cerca de Ámsterdam), Países Bajos. El centro comercial se encuentra antes del control de pasaportes, y por lo tanto es accesible a todos los visitantes. Las tiendas se encuentran abiertas los siete días de la semana, de 7:00 a 24:00 horas.

El Schiphol Plaza se abrió en julio de 1995. En julio de 2006, se diseñó un nuevo logo para el centro comercial, y se desarrolló una campaña publicitaria para promocionar el establecimiento.

El meeting-point, rojo y blanco, titulado Coda, fue diseñado por el artista Dennis Adams en 1995.

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Centros comerciales de los Países Bajos
Plazas de los Países Bajos
Arquitectura de los Países Bajos del siglo XX
Arquitectura de 1995
Edificios y estructuras de la provincia de Holanda Septentrional
Urbanismo de Ámsterdam
Haarlemmermeer


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