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Q: Unique constraint challenge with HASHBYTES I have following table in which records should be unique based on 4 columns.
I added a HashCol using HASHBYTES. Now it is an error message saying
Column 'HashCol' in table 'RCM_EM_Benchmarks' cannot be used in an index or statistics or as a partition key because it is non-deterministic.
How to esnure uniueness in this scenario?
CREATE TABLE [dbo].[MyTable](
    [RecordID] [int] IDENTITY(1,1) NOT NULL,
    [Procedure_Code] [varchar](10) NULL,
    [Procedure_Percentage] [decimal](6, 2) NULL,
    [Claim_Count] [int] NULL,
    [Benchmark] [varchar](40) NULL,
    [Practice] [varchar](40) NULL,
    [Month_Start_Date] [date] NULL,
    [Procedure_Type] [varchar](40) NULL,
    [CreatedOnDate] [date] NULL,
    HashCol AS HASHBYTES('SHA1', [Procedure_Code] + [Benchmark]+ [Practice]+ CONVERT(VARCHAR(25),  [Month_Start_Date]) )
) ON [PRIMARY]
GO

ALTER  TABLE  [MyTable] ADD CONSTRAINT hashCol_Unique UNIQUE (HashCol)
GO

A: Using the style parameter of the convert function should make it deterministic.
For example:
Instead of:
HashCol AS HASHBYTES('SHA1', [Procedure_Code] + [Benchmark]+ [Practice]+ CONVERT(VARCHAR(25),  [Month_Start_Date]) )

Use this one, which uses the 101 as a style parameter:
 HashCol AS HASHBYTES('SHA1', [Procedure_Code] + [Benchmark]+ [Practice] + CONVERT(VARCHAR(25),  [Month_Start_Date], 101 ) )

A: This works for me:
use tempdb;
drop table if exists dbo.myTable;
CREATE TABLE [dbo].[MyTable](
    [RecordID] [int] IDENTITY(1,1) NOT NULL,
    [Procedure_Code] [varchar](10) NULL,
    [Procedure_Percentage] [decimal](6, 2) NULL,
    [Claim_Count] [int] NULL,
    [Benchmark] [varchar](40) NULL,
    [Practice] [varchar](40) NULL,
    [Month_Start_Date] [date] NULL,
    [Procedure_Type] [varchar](40) NULL,
    [CreatedOnDate] [date] NULL,
    HashCol AS HASHBYTES('SHA1', [Procedure_Code] + [Benchmark] + [Practice] + convert(char(10), [Month_Start_Date], 126))
) ON [PRIMARY]
GO

ALTER  TABLE  [MyTable] ADD CONSTRAINT hashCol_Unique UNIQUE (HashCol)
GO

Speaking as to why, convert() is non-deterministic in several cases (including the default style). You have to choose a style that is not labeled as non-deterministic in the documentation. Ironically, I tried style 23 (which returns just the date as yyyy-mm-dd and is not labeled as non-deterministic) and that too was a no-go. There's verbiage in the same documentation linked above saying that styles below 100 are non-deterministic, so I gave my personal favorite 126 a go and it worked. Note too I changed the data type to char(10) since converting a date to that style will always be 10 bytes.
This will still throw a warning though as hashbytes(), for whatever reason, is listed as returning "varbinary (maximum 8000 bytes)". However, in the documentation it also gives the actual output length for the different hash algorithms. You could explicitly cast the result of the hashbytes() call to that length to avoid the warning or just ignore it because I think in practical terms it'll never be over the stated length for your algorithm.
The last thing I'll say is that SHA1 is deprecated and has been for a while. For new development, you should be using one of the SHA2 variants. Since your question is tagged SQL 2016, SHA2_256 and SHA2_512 are available to you.


A new CHPI report out today using findings from the Care Quality Commission's new inspection regime for private hospitals suggests that there continue to be risks to patient safety associated with the distinctive nature of private hospitals in England, compared with the NHS.
Consultant surgeons at two hospitals who either had no indemnity insurance, or who failed to show that they had any. This is a legal requirement intended to ensure that patients have the ability to claim damages against a medical professional if something goes wrong with their treatment.
In seven hospitals clinical outcomes were not monitored by the hospital, or were not known, and in two of the hospitals clinical incidents – i.e. episodes of care where something goes wrong – were not always properly reported.
In six of the hospitals inspected the assessment of patients prior to surgery was found to have shortcomings. Patient assessment is particularly important as most private hospitals do not have intensive care facilities or back-up specialist teams, and so should only admit relatively low-risk patients.
Private hospitals in England are now treating a steadily growing number of NHS patients. As private hospitals operate a different model of care from that of NHS hospitals this raises the question of whether NHS patients treated at private hospitals are exposed to risks which they would not encounter in an NHS hospital.
The report also found that some patient safety risks appeared to be present in hospitals which were subsequently rated by the CQC to be 'good'. The CQC inspectors did not collect identical sets of data for each hospital, or always use the same definitions for the data they did collect. This makes it impossible to determine the significance of all the data or to compare results amongst hospitals. This problem affected data on staffing ratios, serious incidents, unplanned transfers to other hospitals and readmission rates.
The lack of systematic collection and reporting of patient safety data raises questions about the adequacy of the CQC's new approach to regulating private hospitals.
'This report reveals that not only do the safety issues that CHPI identified last year persist. In addition, the variable quality of the reports means that the true extent of the risk to patient safety in private hospitals is not known.
Those responsible for commissioning NHS treatment in private hospitals should make NHS patients aware of these risk factors before a referral to a private hospital for elective surgery takes place.
The CQC will need to develop a very much more systematic approach to addressing patient safety risks in private hospitals if it is to provide confidence to patients and the public that care in private hospitals is safe.


St. Kitts and Nevis are islands in the Caribbean Sea, about a third of the way from Puerto Rico to Trinidad, and have a total area of 261 km2. The population is approximately 56,500 (2018 est.), of which about 43,000 live on St. Kitts. The climate is tropical, tempered by constant sea breezes and there is little seasonal temperature variation. The rainy season is from May to November and hurricanes can occur from July to October.
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yeah, I've really taken a liking to dynamics.
There's so many little nuances in c4d that make it so much fun to play with..
Very cool, this has been something I have been wanting to play with for awhile.
Sadly the C4D Dynamics is really lacking compared to other 3D packages. I think it's what most C4D users have been wanting to be updated for a while now.
Your test looks really cool Nick! But I am scarred when it comes to rendertimes concerning dynamics. May I ask how long your render took (on what machine)?
simple idea + excellent execution = awesome.
That looks amazing – concerning that (after various tests) I came to the conclusion that Dynamics is a disaster.
I have been staring at that piece all day. It's a wonderful piece for physics, texturing and lighting. Very inspiring. He is a great artist.
How did you do that its amazing. What texturing and lighting did you use for that piece?
I am asking myself if you used any compositing techniques for this nice looking test. I am not familiar with cinema 4d but did it come out like this from the renderer or did u render out an ao pass and maybe some different passes?!
Just some color correction in After Effects. No passes or anything. Thanks.
I've used dynamics like this a couple of times, with objects falling and bouncing. But now I've trying to model something that is more than a simple drop motion. Please can someone help me use c4D dynamics to simulate a line of dominoes falling over. I thought it was going to be easy but I've just wasted a day and got nowhere.
I ran into the exact same issue with dominoes for a 5 second project. There wasn't enough control over the collisions, and I had issues with them slowly slipping through the floor.
Consider animating them manually, like I ended up doing and it only took about an hour.
My problem with the manual approach though is that I want upwards of 1000-2000 dominoes. thats a lot of manual work if I go that way.
b) does something even more clever with one dominoe and then use aftereffects?
It seemed such a simple job to start off with.
I have a question about the lighting used in the MTV spot. I have a good understanding of how to setup studio lights but I am slightly confused about lighting for animation when the camera is moving and objects are moving. How do you get good light in those situations?
Is it always a combination of Global illumination and lights?
I tryied to do something like this but I just could making a ball falling, I tryied with MoGraph's cloner object it didn't work, even when the objects Cloner is convert to polygones.
As Chris I tryied do do some dominos but they fall accros the floor and they still link to it .
the old c4d dynamics are a bit outdated today, bud there is an exellent plugin from http://www.remotion4d.net…. "silverBullet4D"..
It´s way easyer to handle than intern dynamics and very powerful…no problem to handle a lot of objects.
love the site. glad your getting a lot of attention and good feedback. It seems you've become the Andrew Kramer of Mograph… pretty cool.
I understand how to promote yourself and how to develop yourself, but how do you move from doing the freelance craigslist jobs to the creamy jobs?
Great work though man, you're a great asset on the mograph community… my three favorite sites are mograph.net, motionographer, and greyscalegorilla… congrats.
Hey there. Love the site. I thought you might be interested to know that Universal Everything actually commissioned Zeitguised to do that MTV candy spot. They, particularly Henrik Mauler, are awesome.
Use the Ramp effect to make a quick gradient.
how long does something like this take to render in HD?
Heey man could you go on to this subject.
I like it maybe we can go even more creative and do some competitions or something!
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Meijer of Meyer is een van oorsprong Nederlandse achternaam. De naam komt van het beroep meier, dat huurder, rentmeester, opzichter of hofmeester betekent, etymologisch vergelijkbaar met het Engelse Mayor.

Aantallen naamdragers

Nederland
In Nederland kwamen de namen Meijer en Meyer in 2007 40.047 keer voor. Daarmee was het de tiende meest voorkomende achternaam. De grootste concentratie woonde toen in Goedereede met 1,655% van de bevolking aldaar. Een afzonderlijke groep vormen de Joodse "Meijers", in Duitse streken worden ze als "Meyer" geschreven. Deze naam is dan vaak een voornaam of een tweede achternaam.

België
In België kwam de naam in 2008 2.041 keer voor. De grootste concentratie woonde toen in Sankt Vith met 1,331% van de bevolking daar. De Nederlandse spelling Meijer komt veel in Vlaanderen voor, de Franse spelling Meyer met in de uitspraak de klemtoon op de tweede lettergreep, meer in Wallonië.

Naamdragers van Meijer
 Adriaan Frans Meijer (1769-1845), Nederlands legerofficier
 Arend Frederik Meijer (1836-1920), Nederlands marineofficier
 Arnold Meijer (1905-1965), Nederlands fascistisch politicus
 Bart Meijer (1982), Nederlands televisie- en radiopresentator
 Bert Meijer (1955), Nederlands hoogleraar scheikunde
 Berthe Meijer (1938-2012), Nederlands journaliste en schrijfster
 Bertus Meijer (1900-1980), Rotterdamse schrijver
 Bjorn Meijer (2003), Nederlands voetballer
 Carel Adriaan Jan Meijer (1864-1927), Nederlands legerofficier
 Carel Hendrik Meijer (1799-1871), Nederlands legerofficier
 Carl Meijer (1987), Nederlands ondernemer
 Chris Meijer (1917-1940), Nederlands militair, geëxecuteerd vanwege desertie
 Cis Meijer (1970), kinderboekenschrijfster
 Clara Meijer-Wichmann (1865-1922), Nederlands anarcho-socialiste en juriste
 Connie Meijer (1963-1988), Nederlands wielrenster
Cornelis Janszoon Meijer (1629 -1701), Nederlands waterbouwkundige, hoofdzakelijk werkzaam in Rome
 Cornelis Meijer (1861-1935), Nederlands burgemeester
 Eduard Meijer (1878-1929), Nederlands zwemmer en waterpoloër
 Ep Meijer (1959), Nederlands schrijver
 Erik Meijer (1944), Nederlands politicus
 Erik Meijer (1969), Nederlands voetballer
 Erik J. Meijer, Nederlands acteur, regisseur en poppenspeler
 Fenna Meijer (2003), Nederlands voetbalspeelster
 Fik Meijer (1942), Nederlands historicus
 Frans Meijer (1953), Nederlands crimineel
 Fred Meijer (1919-2011), Amerikaans ondernemer
 Fred Meijer (1960), Nederlands stemacteur
 Geert Meijer (1951), Nederlands voetballer
 Gerard Meijer (1935), Nederlands verzorger/masseur
 Gerard Meijer (1962), Nederlands hoogleraar in de natuurkunde
 Han Meijer (1935), Nederlands politicus
 Hein Meijer (1961), Nederlands dammer
 Hendrik Meijer (1883-1964), Nederlands-Amerikaans ondernemer
 Hendrik Arnold Meijer (1810-1854), Nederlands marineofficier en dichter
 Hendrik Frederik Meijer (1832-1895), Nederlands generaal-majoor
 Henk Jan Meijer (1951), Nederlands burgemeester
 Henny Meijer (1962), Surinaams-Nederlands voetballer
 Herman Meijer (1947), Nederlands politicus
 Herman Meijer (1942), Nederlands coureur
 Ischa Meijer (1943-1995), Nederlands journalist, toneelschrijver, filmacteur en televisiepresentator
 Jaap Meijer (1912-1993), Nederlands historicus en poëzieschrijver
 Jaap Meijer (1905-1943), Nederlands wielrenner
 Jacobus Gijsbertus Meijer (1793-1848), Nederlandse legerofficier
 Jan Meijer (1921-1993), Nederlands atleet
 Jan Meijer (1926-2012), Nederlands voetballer
 Jarno Meijer (1978), Nederlands langebaanschaatser
 Jill Meijer (1996), Nederlands handbalster
 John Meijer (1958), Nederlands gitarist
 Johnny Meijer (1912-1992), Nederlands accordeonist
 Jonas Daniël Meijer (1780-1834), Nederlands Joods advocaat
 Just Meijer (1956), Nederlands acteur
 Karel Meijer (1884-1967), Nederlands waterpoloster
 Lavinia Meijer (1983), Nederlands harpiste
 Louis Meijer (1809-1866), Nederlands kunstschilder
 Maike Meijer (1967), Nederlands actrice en scenarioschrijfster
 Marcel Meijer, (1966) Deens-Nederlands politicus
 Mary Meijer-van der Sluis (1917-1994), Nederlands schermster
 Menno Meijer (1930), Nederlands edelsmid en beeldhouwer
 Meta Meijer (1969), Nederlands politicus
 Niels Meijer (1980), Nederlands basketballer
 Onno Meijer (1960-2008), Nederlands acteur en regisseur
 Patrick Meijer (1973), Nederlands stand-upcomedian
 Paul Meijer (1915-1989), Nederlands acteur
 Paul Meijer (1985), een Nederlands autocoureur
 Peter Meijer (1946-2011), Nederlands politicus
 Peter James Meijer (1988), Amerikaans politicus
 Peter Meijer (1953), Nederlands beeldend kunstenaar
 Rinus Meijer (1917-1985), Nederlands beeldend kunstenaar
 Roelf Meijer (1827-1884), Nederlands orgelbouwer
 Rogier Meijer (1981), Nederlands voetballer en voetbaltrainer
 Sal Meijer (1877-1965), Nederlands kunstschilder
 Saskia Meijer (1979), Nederlands meerkampster
 Simon Pierre François Meijer (1809-1890), Nederlands legerofficier
 Simon Pierre François Meijer (1877-1937), burgemeester
 Sonja Meijer (1929-1994), Nederlands beeldhouwster
 Stijn Meijer (1999), Nederlands voetballer
 Theo Meijer (1947), Nederlands politicus
 Theo Meijer (1965), Nederlands judoka
 Willem Hendrik Meijer (1877-1951), Nederlands politicus en vakbondsman
 Wim Meijer (1939), Nederlands politicus voor de PvdA
 Wim Meijer (1923-2001), Nederlands politicus voor de PSP

Samengestelde namen met Meijer
 Bart Meijer van Putten (1949-2007), Nederlands medisch journalist
 Henk Romijn Meijer (1929-2008), Nederlands taalkundige en schrijver
 Johannes Kroese Meijer (1898-1972), Nederlands officier

Naamdragers van Meyer
 Adolf Meyer (architect), Duits architect en ontwerper
 Adriaan Frans Meijer, Nederlands legerofficier
 Albert Meyer, Zwitsers politicus
 Alfred Meyer, Duits staatssecretaris en plaatsvervangend rijksminister van de bezette Oostelijke gebieden
 Anita Meyer, Nederlands zangeres
 Barbara Meyer, Duits vermoed lid van de Rote Armee Fraktion
 Bertrand Meyer, Frans programmeur
 Breckin Meyer, Amerikaans acteur
 Bruno Meyer, Duits bombardementspiloot
 Cameron Meyer, Australisch wielrenner
 Carel Hendrik Meijer, Nederlands officier der artillerie
 Christian Erich Hermann von Meyer, Duits Paleontologie
 Conrad Ferdinand Meyer, Zwitsers schrijver
 Eduard Meyer, Duits historicus
 Elana Meyer, Zuid-Afrikaans langeafstandsloopster
 Hajo Meyer, Joods-Nederlands natuurkundige en politiek activist
 Hannes Meyer, Zwitsers architect
 Hans Meyer, Duits geograaf, ontdekkingsreiziger en uitgever
 Hans Meyer, Duits voetbaltrainer en ex-voetballer
 Herrmann Julius Meyer, Duits uitgever
 Jean Meyer, Frans acteur en regisseur
 Jean Meyer, Frans-Mexicaans historicus
 Joseph Meyer, Duits industrieel en uitgever
 Josine Meyer, Nederlands essayist en astroloog
 Kurt Meyer, Duits generaal-majoor van de Waffen-SS
 Lodewijk Meyer, Nederlands arts, latinist, vertaler, lexicograaf, toneelschrijver en radicaal Verlichter
 Lorenzo Meyer, Mexicaans historicus en journalist
 Julius Lothar Meyer, Duits chemicus
 Ron Meyer (AOV) (1928-2012), oud-Tweede Kamerlid
 Ron Meyer (SP) (1981), Nederlands politicus
 Russ Meyer, Amerikaans regisseur en producent
 Sabine Meyer, Duits klarinettiste
 Selma Meyer, Nederlandse feministe, pacifiste en verzetsstrijdster
 Simon Pierre François Meijer, Nederlands officier der artillerie
 Stephenie Meyer, Amerikaans kinderboekenschrijfster
 Wolfgang Meyer, Duits klarinettist
 Wybo Meyer, Nederlands kunstenaar

Samengestelde namen met Meyer
 Jakob Liebmann Meyer Beer, de Duitse componist Giacomo Meyerbeer
 Jan Meyer Drees, Nederlands helikopterontwerper
 Bernhard van den Sigtenhorst Meyer, Nederlands componist

Zie ook
 Meijer (doorverwijspagina)
 Meier (doorverwijspagina)
 Myjer (doorverwijspagina)
 Mayer (doorverwijspagina)

Nederlandse of Vlaamse achternaam

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Cancer is a disease of improper and uncontrolled cell division. Both human and fission yeast cells divide using an actomyosin ring which constricts to physically divide the cell in two, making fission yeast an ideal model for understanding this process. The scaffolding protein, Mid1, is essential for medial placement of the contractile ring; cells lacking Mid1 form disorganized rings and divide asymmetrically. Our previous research has shown multiple intracellular kinases directly phosphorylate Mid1. This project illuminates the role of these phosphorylation events. To understand phospho-regulation of Mid1, phosphorylation sites are mutated to prevent modification by such kinases. Mid1 mutants divide faster than wild-type cells. However, when treated with cytoskeletal destabilizing agents the cells cannot continue with division. Current studies focus on highlighting the role of specific phosphorylation sites and the effects of compromising the cytoskeleton in mutant cells.
Phelan, Jennifer, "Phospho-regulation of the Anillin-related Scaffolding Protein, Mid1" (2011). Honors Projects. 106.


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NWSL Regular Season - NC Courage vs Sky Blue FC
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NWSL Regular Season Week 26 - NC Courage vs Sky Blue FC
Sky Blue FC midfielder Julie James Doyle (5) during a match between the NC Courage and Sky Blue FC in Week 26 of the 2019 NWSL regular season at Sahlen's Stadium at WakeMed Soccer Park in Cary, NC - Saturday, October 12, 2019. Photo by Lewis Gettier
Sky Blue FC goalkeeper Kailen Sheridan (1) appeals for an offside call after NC Courage midfielder McCall Zerboni (7) puts the ball in the net during a match between the NC Courage and Sky Blue FC in Week 26 of the 2019 NWSL regular season at Sahlen's Stadium at WakeMed Soccer Park in Cary, NC - Saturday, October 12, 2019. Photo by Lewis Gettier
NC Courage forward Jessica McDonald (14) celebrates a goal before it's called offside during a match between the NC Courage and Sky Blue FC in Week 26 of the 2019 NWSL regular season at Sahlen's Stadium at WakeMed Soccer Park in Cary, NC - Saturday, October 12, 2019. Photo by Lewis Gettier

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Govt all set to launch media campaign for public to adopt solar energy
By Ahmad Ahmadani
ISLAMABAD: Sensing the likely failure in getting rid of the load-shedding, the government is now all set to launch a media campaign to convince the public to install a solar system at home level to overcome the prevalent energy crisis.
Surprisingly, Pakistan Muslim League-Nawaz government during the last year of its constitutional tenure is now ready to launch a campaign asking the public to use self-generated electricity and also sell the surplus to the electric distributing company (DISCO) under the already introduced net metering system of electricity for consumers. Instead of completely removing faults of the power system by introducing much-needed reforms, upgrading the power system and putting an end to electricity crisis, the government's expected decision of launching the campaign to convince the public is expected to raise many eye-brows as election 2018 is not far away but country is still faced with power outages. Also, the novel idea to launch this campaign will cost heavily to the national exchequers while consumers of electricity will have to invest in advance to use the net metering system.
Official sources on anonymity informed that the government has decided to launch a campaign about the utility of the net metering system of electricity for consumers on radio, television, newspapers, etc apparently to encourage people to adopt alternative means of energy, including solar and wind power. They said the campaign has been designed as necessary preparations have been done as per the instructions of authorities concerned to launch this campaign as audio, video and written material (pamphlets, placards, stickers etc) are ready to be made public. The novel idea to sell extra electricity by the consumers to the power distribution companies at lucrative rates through a campaign will hopefully persuade the public to invest Rs 5 to 6 lakh on own home and use the self-generated electricity and also sell the surplus to the electric supply company, said sources.
"Government has allocated sufficient funds for a campaign of the net metering system, which will be launched through advertisements on radio, TV and newspapers, social media forums etc., said an official of Energy Ministry on condition not to be named.
The official further said that net metering system has been introduced in all electricity supply companies (DISCOs) to facilitate power-producing customers and help overcome the unending power deficit in the country. They said the DISCOs have been offering to their consumers to produce electricity and sell the surplus to the company and established the one-window operation to process the applications of domestic and commercial users, seeking the two-directional meter to produce and sell electricity.
The two-directional meter records both the readings and at the end of the month the amount of the electricity sold to DISCO is deducted from the bill sent by a DISCO. And, if the amount is more than the use of the DISCO's electricity by the user they will get a cheque within three months period, said officials.
"All customers of electricity can avail net metering facility and one window system is now fully functional for net metering where customers can submit their applications and have a free net metering connection in just three to four weeks," the officials said.
It is to note here that the government has so far miserably failed in reining in load shedding despite a change in the weather and a remarkable dip in electricity demand amid the reports that load shedding is continuing from three to five hours in urban areas and four to six hours in rural areas.
Background interviews and discussions with energy experts disclosed that the net metering campaign has been designed to convince the common public to invest mainly on solar panel/system to avail the facility offered under the net metering system. And, the government has resorted to launching the campaign after finding failure in completing putting an end to the power load-shedding due to the system constraints. They said though the power sector has achieved surplus generation of electricity, however, old power generation, transmission and distribution network is unable to completely end the power outages in the country. The entire power system has become volatile especially with the functioning of new efficient power plants, they added.
Experts further said that the net metering system has appeared as an easy and prompt solution to the on-going power outages of the country to the government while it will benefit the electricity consumers directly and the power system will also be able to control the shortfall of electricity.
Most countries extensively use the net metering to either store energy and use it later, or sell it to the government in order to reduce the bills. They said the net metering system would encourage customers to use alternative means of electricity and sell the surplus to the government.
They were of the view that expenditures incurred on installation of the solar panels could be recovered within a period of five years in the form of money saved, which otherwise had to be paid on account of electricity bills to power distribution companies.
To a question about the pricing of a solar system with the capacity to generate one kilowatt (KW) electricity, they said, it would cost around Rs 150,000, while the system for three to five KW would be sufficient for an average house.
Under the system, smart meters are fixed at houses, departments, industries and organisations and the consumers are allowed to produce electricity. The success of net metering in Pakistan, however, has so far remained a mystery and only time will tell how useful it turns out to be, experts said.
Net metering is an electricity policy for consumers, who own / plan to set up a renewable energy facility, which allows them to produce electricity (using wind and solar) for their own use and supply the excess produce to the national grid setting-off units of electricity consumed during off-peak hours or at times when the production from renewable energy facility is not enough to meet the consumer load. The consumer will either pay a reduced utility bill or get paid for excess energy exported to the grid, as stated in the contract with the relevant DISCO.
NEPRA, in September 2015, issued its net-metering regulations that allow the DISCOs to purchase excess units of electricity produced by the consumers, and net them off against the units consumed from the grid. Renewable energy is a long-term power solution. The solar PV technology gives access to affordable electricity supply during system life.
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(Free Press Release) Film Annex is introducing its new Film distribution platform that makes it easy for viewers to follow the users they subscribe to, write blogs, & upload their latest independent films & pictures. Welcome to the new Film Annex: Social Media That Pays.
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Hydrolysis of oil and fat give rise to the formation of free fatty acids (FFA) which is the percentage by weight of a specific fatty acid in an oil sample. The level of FFA may be different based on the moisture content, temperature and time. Generally, free fatty acid less stable compared to that of neutral oil. For this reason, FFA may get oxidized and become rancid. Analysis of fat or lipids plays a vital role in an accurate labelling of the food product and this helps consumers in checking whether the product meets the standard and the quality. The American Oil Chemists' Society (AOCS), the Association of Official Analytical Chemists (AOAC) and the European Commission (EC) Regulations provide various official methods for determination of FFA content (Nielsen, 2017).


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using System;
using System.Collections.Generic;
using GSoft.Dynamite.Lists;

namespace GSoft.Dynamite.Docs.Contracts.Configuration
{
    /// <summary>
    /// Lists configuration for the document management module
    /// </summary>
    public interface IDocsListInfoConfig
    {
        /// <summary>
        /// Property that return all the lists to create in the document management module
        /// </summary>
        IList<ListInfo> DocumentLibraries { get; }
    }
}

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Q: Unable to get scrollbar width in Mozilla Firefox I am trying to get the scrollbar width in Mozilla Firefox like this:
var scrollWt = div.offsetWidth - div.clientWidth - borderLeft - borderRight;
var scrollHt = div.offsetHeight - div.clientHeight - borderTop - borderBottom;

This is working fine in Webkit browsers, but in firefox both the values are 0. After debugging I found that in Firefox, clientHeight and clientWidth are same as offsetWidth and offsetHeight, just excluding border values.
How do I fix the above code to get the correct scrollbar size?
Edit:
I have tried scrollWidth too. No luck!

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The passport-control tag has no usage guidance.
Is there any country in the world where you can enter by scanning your fingerprints/iris, without showing any forms of ID?
Why are passports controlled two times at arrival to Schengen countries?
Can I enter Italy after a refusal?
Transit flight from a country that doesn't require passport to a Schengen country?
Can I leave the UK on a Colombian passport?


Even as the UK economy is beginning to show signs of sustained recovery, with growth forecasts looking more positive than over previous quarters, and with overall unemployment levels apparently falling, the pressures on many of our small towns and high streets continue to be great. The closure of many national chains such as Woolworths, Comet, Jessops, and Clinton Cards have been well publicised. Much of the focus in the debate about the future of our high streets has so far largely been concerned with retail, with reports being undertaken by Mary Portas and more recently by Bill Grimsey. However, the debate until now has taken little account of some of the key anchor institutions on our high streets, and one such institution is the high street legal practice.
There are around 10,000 high street legal practices in Wales and England, with SME practices representing approximately 98% of all solicitors firms in the UK legal economy. Each of these practices typically employs between half a dozen and few dozen people each. Therefore, these institutions, are not only a key part of the local economic viability of many small towns, but they employ collectively, a significant number of people, many of whom will tend to live within the town in which they are based. Much of the debate around the viability of small towns has focused on impact of reducing footfall, brought about by out of town retail parks and supermarkets, parking difficulties in small towns, and the closure of high street retail. The presence of the high street legal practice is something which has, so far, been resistant to much of the out of town pressure, however, the declining number of people using towns is now beginning to have an affect on these practices that are so dependent on their physical visibility in such towns. Yet, despite these pressures, these firms have largely survived as viable businesses, and have continued until now to attract clients into towns as they offer services that are both widely needed and actively sought out.
As of April this year virtually all legal aid for family law, save, for example, for all but the most extreme cases of domestic violence or care proceedings, where significant harm to a child may have occurred, has ended. Further reforms to legal aid are being planned; including significant cuts and changes to criminal public funding. These areas of law provide services to individuals that have largely sought support from high street legal practices, rather than larger corporate entities. For many small firms, the end of legal aid will mean inevitable closure, as they are forced to fight for a share of privately funded cases against both larger firms and each other. The consequence of this is clear, there will be fewer high street firms, and those that remain, will typically be concentrated only in those towns with relatively affluent populations. Many of the poorest towns, such as those dotted across the South Wales Valleys, will not only be left without access to legal services, but will also see even more gaps left on their high streets, when many of these practices are simply not viable. Ironically, it is those small towns that are currently most struggling that are likely to be hardest hit by the reforms to legal aid.
Added to the reforms to legal aid already implemented and outlined above, additional pressures are likely to arise from the further "Transforming Legal Aid" proposals now being considered by UK Justice Secretary Chris Grayling. These reforms could potentially see somewhere in the region of the current approximately 1500 firms in the UK able to offer public funding for representation in criminal cases, being reduced to around a quarter of that number. Changes to the rules governing legal practices in terms of how they are set up and run, following the Legal Services Act 2007, has opened up the profession to large established brands potentially entering the market. The most commonly imagined scenario sees the new entrants dominating the market through a combination of economies of scale, marketing budgets, and the kind of brand recognition that most high street law firms can only dream of. Existing firms in affluent areas could be swallowed up or driven out of business; whilst those located in poorer towns would simply become financially unfeasible. It is the combination of the current proposals, which would see the tendering of legal aid contracts potentially going to either the lowest or most sophisticated bids (which are likely to come from one of the new entrants, possibly as some have suggested maybe even Stobart Law?), the implications of the 2007 Act, and cuts that have already taken place within family law legal services, which are likely to have a cumulative impact on high street practices as a whole.
Small high street legal practices are significant employers of local people, and the pressures outlined above are undermining the profitability and viability of these firms. The reforms of legal aid mean that many people are now unable to afford legal representation on a whole series of issues, and already struggling high streets and small towns are likely to see a growing number of small legal practices disappearing altogether, further removing anchor institutions that play a key role in holding towns together. Although the impacts are starting to be keenly felt already, the major impacts are likely only to emerge, in my view, in 12-18 months time, when these reforms and future proposed reforms have been fully realised. I part own a practice that I hope will be largely resistant to the pressures outlined above, as it is a specialist family law practice where legal aid has never represented a significant proportion of our work, but my concerns are for the wider profession and the communities and towns that they serve. I practise in Cardiff, but I live in one such town in Ebbw Vale, where these effects are most likely to be felt.
Sarah Wyburn Sarah Wyburn is an Owner-Director of Wendy Hopkins Family Law Practice in Cardiff, and is a practising lawyer in the field of family law.


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Ban on drone photography and video includes Boeing, excludes border watchers
By Karen Brooks Harper
3:58 AM on May 27, 2013
A bill that bans photos and videos captured by unmanned drones won final approval by both chambers tonight and went to the governor.
It was the signature issue for bill author Rep. Lance Gooden, R-Terrell, who warded off pressure from all over the country from people wanted exceptions.
Law enforcement. The Media. Hollywood. Boeing.
Yes, Boeing.
The manufacturers wanted an exception to be able to test their drones, but Gooden wanted to know why they needed to take - and keep - images of private property while they were testing their products.
Under the bill, you can fend off the $500 fine if you destroy the pictures. You can only be sued if you're using the images with malice, a very high bar to prove.
Now what, Gooden asked them, could you possibly be doing with test pictures that would make you vulnerable to the law even after all that? And what's to stop anyone from calling themselves a manufacturer and skirting the law?
He got no answer, and they didn't get the exception they wanted. Neither did Hollywood. Neither did the media.
Every time someone came to Gooden asking for an exception, he asked them that question:
What are you doing with these drones or their images that would fall under general surveillance, or would be used with malice?
One thing that escaped everyone, including both Gooden and the bill's senate sponsor, Craig Estes, who said he'd ask Perry to add it to the call if there's a special session.
Gooden said it was worth looking at during the interim, meaning they'll probably tweak that for the next session.
Bears mentioning, of course, that Minutemen can already use unmanned drones for surveillance, so this doesn't confer any additional powers on them - just now means that private individuals can use drones along the border but nowhere else. For now.
Karen Brooks Harper
kbrooks@dallasnews.com
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Although a new state law directs school districts to implement mental health curriculum's, some local districts involved with the Western New York Family Support Center Coalition have been addressing student mental health needs for years. WBFO's senior reporter Eileen Buckley says mental health is the primary focus of this coalition.
WBFO's senior reporter Eileen Buckley says mental health is the primary focus of this coalition.
A recent meeting of the Western New York Family Support Center Coalition at Sweet Home School District.
"The biggest thing we see is the lack of coping skills - the kids aren't as prepared as they should be to deal with the day to day stressors of their lives," said Anne Nowak, coordinator of the Sweet Home Family Support Center.
When a student is suffering from trauma or family crisis it makes it difficult for them to go to school and to learn. The Sweet Home Family Support Center established 25-years ago in the Sweet Home Central School District. In 1993 it was a 'first of its kind' program in the state, serving as a model for other school districts to set up similar programs.
"Trauma has been redefined - I think it always has been there. I think kids have always experienced levels of crisis. I think now we have a name for it that has become very popular. We see depression, anxiety, family stressors, poverty - that really impact kids' ability to be successful in school," remarked Nowak.
The Sweet Home District has school counselors in all their buildings. Nowak helps support students and families and, if needed, will link them with proper mental health services.
"We have partnerships with several different agencies that provide on-site clinical services, so that their families don't have to take their child an office they can actually be seen during the school day to get mental health counseling," Nowak explained.
The Lancaster Central School District is now in its 19th year of providing a family support center.
"Our family support center is a continuum of our social work, psychology counseling services that we provide," said Anne Monin, coordinator of Lancaster Family Support Center.
Monin is also witnessing a lack of coping skills among students.
"And parents forgetting that, you know, forgetting that - that's part of being a parent is helping the kids learn how to work toward difficult situations versus solving that problem for their child," Monin noted.
Convincing families that they need the services remains a struggle, but now all health insurance policies cover the services provided.
"It's costly and a lot of health insurance policies - now with families – they have those high deductibles and they just don't have the expendable funds to be able to go and receive those services," Monin stated.
Not all districts have had long-standing support centers. The Clarence Central School District, which serves more than 5,000 students, just opened the Clarence Family Support Center about four weeks ago. Kevin Modlmayer is the coordinator.
"We have to overcome that pride in recognizing that sometimes we need help with our own families, our own children. Sometimes our kids our struggling and it's not a question of having done anything wrong as parents, it's a matter of the situation our kids are facing today," declared Modlmayer.
The Clarence School District has a very diverse student population with wealth and poverty.
"And that income disparity has been an issue for some of our students. I've heard that directly from the kids. A lot of kids who've talked with me and talked with teachers and their counselors about family members who have had a history of substance abuse, have family members who have overdosed, friends who overdosed. The number one thing that our youth court in Clarence deals with is kids' substance abuse, vaping, e-cigarettes and we're obviously concerned on where that might go," Modlmayer said.
Each school district is facing its own challenges.
In the Akron School District there is no family support center. However, they're pushing for the creation. Buscaglia said when it comes to the mental health, they are a head of the game.
These school experts noted more and more teenage students are coming forward, reporting concerns of friends who might be considering suicide, leading to intervention and prevention.
With the new mandated state law for mental health education in schools across New York State, we learned more about how two school districts implemented a mental health curriculum. As part of WBFO's Mental Health Initiative, senior reporter Eileen Buckley leads a conversation with New York State Regent Catherine Fisher Collins, who represents Western New York; Michael Cornell, Superintendent of the Hamburg Central School District; and Mark Laurrie, Superintendent of the Niagara Falls City School District.
As part of our Mental Health Initiative, senior reporter Eileen Buckley led a Facebook live conversation on the topic and provides us with the highlights.
Teaching children about their mental health is underway in classrooms across New York State. WBFO's senior reporter Eileen Buckley says a new mental health curriculum has been rolled out for the new school year.
WBFO's senior reporter Eileen Buckley says a new mental health curriculum has been rolled out for the new school year.
A new state law took effect July 1st that now requires mental health education in Kindergarten through 12th grade all across New York. WBFO's senior reporter Eileen Buckley says this is the first law of its kind in the nation and now schools must be ready by September.
WBFO's senior reporter Eileen Buckley says this is the first law of its kind in the nation and now schools must be ready by September.
The leader of the Mental Health Association of New York State says the recently adopted state budget provides a 'mixed bag' of funding for programs. But as WBFO's senior reporter Eileen Buckley tells us it does provide state dollars to help schools launch mental health curriculums.
WBFO's senior reporter Eileen Buckley says the newly adopted state budget provides funds to help schools launch mental health curriculum.


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Q: facebook: wrong link gets posted to wall with php-sdk i have a pagetab with fangate.
on this fangate the user can click to share a link.
this is done via php sdk like this:
$facebook = new Facebook(array(
  'appId'  => $fbconfig['appid'],
  'secret' => $fbconfig['secret'],
  'cookie' => true,
));
$message = "Win great prices!";
$wallpost = array(
'message' => $message,
'name' => 'Win Prices',
'link' => 'https://someurl.com/launcher.php',
'description' =>'I took the survey!',
'picture' => 'http://www.someurl.com/images/logo.png'
);

try
{
    $facebook->api('/me/feed/','post',$wallpost);
    }
    catch(Exception $e)
    {
   //
    }

launcher.php contains just a forwarding to the pagetab with "?ref=ts" to make it useable for mobile browsers, like:
<?php
header('Location: ' . "https://www.facebook.com/myGreatPage?sk=app_45532543674737&ref=ts");
?>

But:
The link, that gets posted, is not https://someurl.com/launcher.php, but the link to the pagetab https://www.facebook.com/myGreatPage?sk=app_45532543674737, which is not working for mobile devices, if they click it.
facebook seems to filter/change the link autonomously.
what can i do? do i miss something?

A: Ok, now i know my fault.
its not the "link"-field, that contains the link.
its the argument
'actions' => json_encode(array('name' => 'Vote for your team','link' => 'https://blimfb.de/golfclub/app2launcher/index.php'))

that was missing.
so my array has to look like
$wallpost = array(
'message' => $message,
'name' => 'Win Prices',
'link' => 'https://someurl.com/launcher.php',
'description' =>'I took the survey!',
'picture' => 'http://www.someurl.com/images/logo.png',
'actions' => json_encode(array('name' => 'I took the survey!','link' => 'https://someurl.com/launcher.php'))
);


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Chris Martin Needs Protection Against Stalker Who Believes She's in Romantic Relationship with Singer
Mar 25, 2019 at 16:40 pm UTC / Last Updated at Jun 10, 2019 at 21:15 pm UTC By TheBlast Staff
Chris Martin is worried about an allegedly deranged woman showing up at his home, especially since she has been persistent with trying to get in touch with the musician and believes they are in a relationship.
The Coldplay frontman filed for a restraining order against a woman who he believes has been stalking him for quite some time. Martin says the woman has come to his home multiple times, and even placed a package inside his gate. He also claims the police have been involved and told her to stay away.
The ex-husband of Gwyneth Paltrow says he understands that he's famous and has fans, but notes that this one particular fan is overly aggressive and he has become increasingly worried.
He claims she has left letters at his home referencing his children, suicide, death and "delusions" about what she believes is a "romantic relationship" with the singer.
Along with his declaration, Martin included a supporting declaration from his security guard, along with documents detailing an extensive criminal record from the alleged stalker.
Martin included his girlfriend, Dakota Johnson, and his children, Apple and Moses, under the terms of protection. However, he did not include Gwyneth Paltrow as someone who needs protection.
Martin makes it clear the alleged stalker is a "stranger," and he is fearful for his own safety, and the safety of his family.
The order was granted and the woman must stay at least 100 yards away until a court hearing next month.
Chris Martin & Dakota Johnson's Driver Allegedly Runs Over Woman's Foot
Chris Martin Shows Up to Court to Battle Alleged Stalker & Takes the Stand
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BRUSSELS (Pajhwok): NATO foreign ministers are set to meet President Ashraf Ghani and Chief Executive Dr. Abdullah Abdullah on Tuesday to discuss the launch of the new Resolute Support mission.
NEW YORK (Pajhwok): Expressing serious concern over Pakistan 's rocket strikes, Foreign Minister Zarar Ahmad Osmani on Saturday told the United Nations General Assembly continuation of such attacks was unacceptable to Afghanistan .
KABUL (Pajhwok): The International Crisis Group (ICG) has urged the Afghanistan to sign the Bilateral Security Agreement (BSA) with the US and a Status of Forces Agreement (SOFA) with NATO .
KABUL (Pajhwok): The World Bank has announced approving $526.5 million in grant and credit financing for the Central Asia-South Asia electricity transmission and trade project (CASA-1000).
KABUL ( PAN ): International Football Federation (FIFA) President Sepp Blatter has promised to visit Kabul in the near future, the Afghanistan Football Federation (AFF) said on Friday.
KABUL ( PAN ): The Red Cross said on Wednesday it would remember a guard who was killed in the attack on its offices in the eastern city of Jalalabad a week back.
KABUL ( PAN ): The International Committee of the Red Cross (ICRC) on Wednesday reaffirmed its commitment to providing protection and humanitarian assistance to those affected by the conflict in Afghanistan .
KABUL ( PAN ): The Swedish Committee for Afghanistan (SCA) said on Monday it provided medical care to more than 2.9 million patients in four provinces of Afghanistan last year.
KABUL ( PAN ): At the head of a high level delegation, Finance Minister Hazrat Omar Zakhiwal on Monday left for Washington to attend the International Monetary Fund- World Bank semi-annual meetings popularly known as spring meetings.
KABUL ( PAN ): The UN political mission in Afghanistan on Monday condemned two recent suicide attacks that killed 19 civilians, including nine children, and wounded another 31 people.
KABUL ( PAN ): NATO Secretary-General Anders Fogh Rasmussen arrived in Kabul on a surprise visit on Monday, the alliance said. He will meet Afghan leaders on issues of mutual interest.


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Abivax eyes $49M IPO to advance Cuban-made hep B vaccine
by Amirah Al Idrus |
Jun 11, 2015 7:57am
Abivax, a Paris-based biotech that acquired the rights to three commercial, Cuban-made vaccines in November, is gearing up for a €43.6 million ($49 million) IPO to take its hepatitis B candidate into Phase III. The cash will also go toward an HIV drug.
The hep B candidate was picked up from Cuba's Center for Genetic Engineering and Biotechnology. Abivax is running a Phase IIb/III trial for the therapeutic vaccine--dubbed ABX203--in the Asia Pacific. The vaccine is made up of HBc and HBs recombinant proteins to trigger an immune response. It can control viral load for a "much longer period of time" when compared to the standard of care, the company said in a statement.
ABX203 has delivered interim data that shows it has "real advantages" to the treatment of hepatitis B, the company said. An estimated 2 billion people suffer from hep B worldwide, with 350 million with the chronic form of the disease.
The vaccine could hit the market as early as 2017, according to the statement.
As for its three commercial vaccines, Abivax acquired them from the Finlay Institute of Havana. They target typhoid, meningococcus and Leptospirosis. The company's relationships with the two Cuban entities have strengthened its product pipeline as well as allow it broad access to Cuban R&D. Cuban products cannot be sold in the U.S. But if the trade embargo on Cuba is ever lifted, Abivax CEO Hartmut Ehrlich indicated the company would be interested in gaining the rights to market ABX203 in the U.S.
- here's the release
Amirah Al Idrus


Rolodex cards are also known as rotary cards or index cards, and they can be custom imprinted with your name, company, contact numbers and other information. Our plastic Rolodex cards are made of grade A plastic and can easily fit into an envelope for mailing as a promotional item. Silk screen printing is available or 4/4 with any design.


These are the routes we run on Tuesday nights over the summer. Each route has a 6, 8 and 10 mile option.
These are the routes we run on Tuesday nights over the winter. Each route has a 4, 6, 8 and 10 mile option.
This section contains old Tuesday night routes starting from Main Street. We stopped using these routes when we moved meeting venue, but they might give you some ideas for new routes.
Some articles with trainging and kit tips, and useful contacts.


Richardson Roofing is a multi-disciplined building envelope commercial industrial roofing contractor, able to take projects from an outline design concept through to a finished installation constructed to the highest standards.
As one of the foremost craft skilled companies specialising in traditional and modern commercial industrial roofing techniques, we offer in depth experience of dealing with both large and small contracts across the UK and within the international market.
Richardson Roofing stands out as a contractor because of our ability to not only deliver the whole envelope of a project, but also for our wealth of retained experience and knowledge.
During our many years of operation (38 years in 2018), we've gained a vast understanding of the roofing industry including complex roofing techniques and skills which have been refined, sharpened and shared within the company. At RRCL we have twenty key members of staff serving individually in excess of twenty-five years!
Company operations are managed from the head office located in Staines upon Thames. This is where the majority of the fifty permanent office staff are based. Workshop and storage facilities are sited adjacent to the Staines office. In addition to our head office, we also have a dedicated team of draughtsman located in our Darlington office.
In order to maximise efficiency RRCL is structured by different departments in relation to the different disciplines that we operate in, the reason being that we have a team of specialists within each field working diligently to deliver the finished project to the highest quality possible.
Each department boasts specialists dedicated to their field of expertise who work cohesively to ensure the utmost success of each project.
This department is comprised of highly skilled draughtsmen and roof installation experts who provide key technical drawings and advice on structural design. Our design and technical consultation service is carried out from our head office in Staines as well as our offices in Darlington and the Isle of Wight.
These companies are all under the Richardson banner and have access to drawing office services and to specialist fabrication facilities. As a result, Richardson Roofing is regularly asked to construct mock-up installations for appearance, weather, fire and acoustic assessment.
This is rather unique to Richardson Roofing. Not many commercial industrial roofing contractors are equipped with their own onsite carpentry and joinery facilities. This department is located at our head office in Staines where we have a permanent on site joiner.
The joinery workshop is equipped with the necessary heavy machinery to construct a wide array of products. This serves RRCL well. Giving us greater control over the quality of what is being produced, which is hugely beneficial to our clients. Resulting in our joinery department enables us to create bespoke designs to suit any specific requirement. Our clients greatly appreciate that they do not need to source yet another subcontractor for this type of work.
All of our main contractors are supported by the estimating department with the reliable return of detailed and accurate tenders. Additionally, the estimators contribute to the technical consultation service by giving budget and value engineering advice where required. If needed our skilled team are able to provide on-site visits for further consultation.
We manage secured projects either by permanently site-based managers or by visiting contract managers. Each site in operation under Richardson Roofing has a full-time SMSTS (Site Management Safety Training Scheme) operative. Support services for the front line managers are provided from the Head Office. Our dedicated team includes document administrators, procurement managers, surveyors and ancillary staff.
Our in house Health and Safety department reviews every project and produces risk assessments. As well as method statements, together with operation and maintenance documentation. The company accident record and the National Awards both highlight how this department regularly receives its evidence of the seriousness with which this aspect of our business is viewed by all personnel.
The collective experience of one hundred and fifty plus tradesmen employed across the different trading companies is seen by Richardson Roofing as its most highly prized asset. The tradesmen on site, coupled with our in-house team collaboration, is a major contributor to the successful execution of the work that the companies undertake.


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Text Messages | Whose history?
History is in a dynamic relationship with the present, never more so than now. By all accounts, King Richard III was a bloodthirsty fiend – until the truth was unearthed.
By: Darryl Accone
Illustrator: Anastasya Eliseeva
Whatever the eventual outcome of the Black Lives Matter (BLM) protests, the world is witnessing history in the making – and the unmaking. The dominant historical narrative that the BLM protesters oppose and wish to correct is a record and interpretation of the past created by the winners for the winners.
There has perhaps never been a moment so filled with the possibility of fundamentally changing the way some of the past is reflected as now. A full, properly rounded perspective on the events of the past is supposedly the ambit and vocation of the historian. One of the finest historians ever, author of the monumental History of Soviet Russia, EH Carr, noted that the discipline is "a continuous process of interaction between the historian and his facts, an unending dialogue between the present and the past".
Carr maintained that the dual function of history is to understand the society of the past and to increase mastery over the society of the present. And he pointed to the fundamental questions underlying the pursuit: "Good historians, I suspect, whether they think about it or not, have the future in their bones. Besides the question 'Why?' the historian asks the question 'Whither?'"
The toppling of racist statues is historical poetry
So, whether the global BLM movement results in deep and systemic change or in the establishment resisting and reimposing the status quo, the world will have benefited from an enlarged answer to the "Why?" of the past and a more nuanced understanding of where we are – or, ideally, should be – heading. Still, that is to overestimate the capacity of the human animal to learn. As the Spanish-born philosopher George Santayana put it in The Life of Reason (1905), "Those who cannot remember the past are condemned to repeat it."
Given that much of that past is deliberately wrapped in propagandistic retelling, there is a lot of unwrapping to do. Fake news did not begin with Donald Trump's dishonest labelling of news unfavourable to him as a counterfeit product. Arguably among the most blatant rewritings of personal history for political gain is the case of Richard III, who ruled England for two short years, 1483 to 1485.
Conventional and received knowledge about Richard III is that he was a hunchback with a withered arm, a wizened and wicked manipulator, the murderer of the two young princes who had bloodline claims to the throne, and a general all-round baddy. For this portrait we have to thank, of all people, first the noble and saintly humanist Sir Thomas More and second the peerless William Shakespeare.
In 1513, More published History of King Richard the Third, a masterpiece in subtle character assassination. Its deftness would not be appreciated in our age of shout-out tweets but its efficacy is undeniable because it validated the Tudor monarchy at the time and ensured that for more than 500 years Richard III has routinely been regarded as a bloodthirsty villain.
Then, of course, there is Shakespeare's great play The Tragedy of King Richard III, performed first in 1592 or the following year. Using More, Shakespeare extends the literary and historical conceit of Richard as the personification of irredeemable evil. It starts from the play's first soliloquy, given by Richard, which famously begins "Now is the winter of our discontent/ Made glorious summer by this son of York" before moving on to: "I am determined to prove a villain/ And hate the idle pleasures of these days."
Book Review | I You We Them: Journeys Beyond Evil
Between those, Richard describes himself as "Deformed, unfinished, sent before my time/ Into the breathing world scarce half made up". And yet, when his remains were found beneath a car park in Leicester in 2013, the postmortem showed no withered arm and at most scoliosis that meant one shoulder might have sat higher than the other.
The Richard of the "historical record" and of countless productions of Shakespeare's play in which the actor playing him has been encumbered by all manner of hunchbacks, shrivelled arms and dragging gaits, did not exist. It was the historian Philippa Langley whose research and writing enabled both the finding of the king's body and a short, sharp rewrite of the history books as to his physical state and his alleged bloodlust.
Finding Richard
In Langley's Finding Richard III: The Official Account of Research by the Retrieval and Reburial Project and The King's Grave: The Search for Richard III, the first co-authored with multiple contributors, the second with Michael K Jones, a different picture of Richard emerges. Elsewhere, Langley has emphasised that Richard introduced laws that favoured the peasants over their masters and that contemporary accounts show a picture of an efficient administrator keen to listen to the people.
But all of that stands in counterpoint to more than five centuries of anti-Richard rhetoric, none more powerful than the picture that Shakespeare painted. Fiction can sometimes be stranger than fact: so much for history and its multiple, mutable versions of the past, of "truth" and truth. Maybe James Joyce had it more correct than most when he ascribed the following to Stephen Dedalus in Ulysses: "History, Stephen said, is a nightmare from which I am trying to awake."
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Militarisation, repression and capitalism in the US


After completing an undergraduate degree in Kinesiology, Kaitlin Jingco wanted to switch gears. A passion for storytelling drew her to the Masters of Media in Journalism and Communications program and, despite some push back from her loved ones, she applied and was soon accepted.
As the capstone project arrived, Kaitlin knew she wanted to use the opportunity to tell a story very important to her. Kaitlin's parents had immigrated to Canada from the Philippines as teenagers, and in an attempt to address the misconceptions associated with Canadian immigrants, Kaitlyn created an integrated story focused on the journeys of several participants in Canada's Temporary Foreign Worker Program. The webpage, complete with interview clips, infographics and photos, paints a picture of the struggles that these immigrants and their families faced in their immigration into Canada and its workforce, and addresses the negative biases associated with foreign workers.
Read Kaitlin's full story, the Temporary Foreign Worker (TFW) blog, here.


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The coat of arms of Somalia was adopted on October 10, 1956. The leopards which support the shield and the white star were also found on the coat of arms used in Italian Somaliland. Formerly, the coat of arms of Somalia from June 8, 1919 featured a shield divided horizontally by a wavy white line (Smith, 1980). The top half of the shield was blue with a leopard in natural color surmounted by a white five-pointed star.


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Das Singapore Art Museum (SAM; ) ist ein Kunstmuseum in Singapur.

Das Museum beherbergt eine der größten öffentlichen Sammlungen moderner und zeitgenössischer ostasiatischer Kunstwerke. Zudem finden sich dort eine steigende Anzahl von Werken internationaler zeitgenössischer Kunst.

Das Museum eröffnete am 20. Januar 1996. Es ist eines von vier Nationalmuseen in Singapur und befindet sich an der Bras Basah Road in Singapur. Direktor ist Tan Boon Hui.

Das Museum ist seit 2007 Organisator der Singapore Biennale.

Das Gebäude
Das Museum ist in einer ehemaligen katholischen Knabenschule, der St Joseph's Institution (SJI) untergebracht, die von den Salesianern gegründet wurde. Grundsteinlegung war 1855. 1990 gab der Orden die Anlage auf, und damit wurde Platz für ein Museum geschaffen. Nach einer umfassenden Instandsetzung für Museumszwecke bietet das Haus heute 18 voll klimatisierte Ausstellungsräume, ein Auditorium in der ehemaligen Kapelle der Schule, zwei Restaurants sowie einen Museums-Shop. Die ehemalige Turnhalle ist heute Mehrzweckhalle, in der größere Veranstaltungen, wie Ausstellungseröffnungen, stattfinden.

Die Architektur der ehemaligen Kapelle ist auch nach der Restaurierung weitgehend beibehalten worden. Die ehemaligen Schulhöfe und Sportanlagen der Schule wurden für die Museumsbesucher als Innenhöfe mit Wandelgängen, Wasserbecken und Palmen umgestaltet.

Die Sammlung
Schwerpunkt der Sammlung ist die zeitgenössische Kunst Südostasiens, die rund 80 % des Bestandes ausmacht, der Rest besteht aus Kunstwerken aus weiteren Regionen Asiens, wie  China, India, Korea und Japan.

Publikationen
Außer den Katalogen, die Ausstellungen des Museums dokumentieren, gibt das Museum seit 2011 die Vierteljahresschrift "The Quarterly" heraus, in der neue Tendenzen der Kunst Asiens diskutiert werden.

Weblinks

 Website des Singapore Art Museum
 Singapore Art Museum bei Google Cultural Institute

Einzelnachweise

Kunstmuseum (Moderne)
Kunstmuseum (zeitgenössisch)
Museum für ostasiatische Kunst
Museum in Singapur
Gegründet 1996
Kunst (Singapur)


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Privacy Requirements: Findings and Lessons Learned in Developing a Privacy Platform
Gharib, M., Salnitri, M., Paja, E., Giorgini, P., Mouratidis, H., Pavlidis, M., Ruz, J. F., Fernandez, S. & Della Siria, A., 12 Sep 2016, p. 0-0. 1 p.
Research output: Contribution to conference › Other
Private lives as public policy
Barnes, M. & Prior, D., 2000, Birmingham, UK: Venture Press. 128 p.
Private ownership and markets: limits to privatization in the transition process
Heering, W. & Pfirrmann, O., Feb 2002, Small firms and entrepreneurship in Central and Eastern Europe: a socio-economic perspective. Pfirrmann, O. & Walter, G. H. (eds.). Germany: Physica-Verlag, p. 47
Private Ownership versus Institutional ownership: exclusion pricing of initial public offerings
Haar, L. & Haar, D. L. N., 2003, In: Journal of Business Ethics. 16, 3, p. 243-263 20 p., 3.
Private spaces, open spaces and asylum
McGowan, B., 2003, In: International journal for therapeutic and supportive organisations. 24, 3, p. 167-186 20 p.
Privilege, Supremacy and Shame
Turner, D., 1 Jul 2018, In: Therapy Today. p. 30-33 4 p.
Proactive health monitoring in performance updating of deteriorating systems
Rafiq, M. I., Onoufriou, T. & Chryssanthopoulos, M., 2005, Condition Monitoring and Diagnostic Engineering Management. Mba, D. U. & Rao, R. B. K. N. (eds.). Cranfield University, 10 p.
Probabilistic generation of weather forecast texts
Belz, A., 1 Jan 2007, Human Language Technology Conference of the North American Chapter of the Association of Computational Linguistics. Stroudsburg, PA, USA: Association for Computational Linguistics, p. 164-171 8 p.
Probability and necessity in English and German
Salkie, R., 2002, Information structure in a cross-linguistic perspective. Hasselgard, H., Johansson, S. & Behrens, B. (eds.). Amsterdam, Netherlands: Rodopi, p. 81-96 16 p.
Probability distributions for modelling in-cylinder air velocities in a G-DI internal combustion engine
Savic, S., Begg, S., Feng, G., Heikal, M. & Sazhin, S., 2001, Proceedings of 1st IMechE Automotive Division Southern Centre Conference on Total Vehicle Technology (Challenging Current Thinking).
Probability logic and conversation
Turner, K., 2006, In: Acta Linguistica Hafniensia. 38, p. 101-136 36 p.
Probing PM2.5 Sources With Laser Ablation: A Case Study Of Traffic Emissions In Dublin City, Ireland
Gallagher, M., Mcnabola, A., Kamber, B., Gill, L., Ghosh, B. & Alam, M. S., 16 Aug 2017, Goldschmidt 2017.
Problematising Media Language
Burns, R., Jul 2019.
Problem-based learning in a large pharmacy law class
Sharp, E., 22 May 2015, In: Pharmacy Education. 15, 1, p. 105-107 3 p.
Problem-based learning in land law tutorials and the led-by-learning strategy
Orji, P., 2015, In: The Law Teacher.
Problem Frames and Business Strategy Modelling
Babar, A., Zowghi, D., Cox, K., Tosic, V., Bleistein, S. & Verner, J., May 2008, 3rd international workshop on Applications and advances of problem frames. p. 48-51 4 p.
Problems and prospects for community-based tourism in the new South Africa: the 2010 FIFA World Cup and beyond
Giampiccoli, A. & Nauright, J., 21 Jun 2010, In: African Historical Review. 42, 1, p. 42-62 21 p.
Problems of Hope
Dawney, L. (ed.), Blencowe, C. (ed.) & Bresnihan, P. (ed.), 20 May 2017, Lewes, UK: ARN Press. 143 p.
Problems of Learning Organisations Producing Complex Product Systems
Brady, T. & Shapiro, G., 30 Aug 2003, Systems and Policies for the Global Learning Economy. Gibson, D. V., Stolp, C., Conceicao, P. & Heitor, M. V. (eds.). London, UK: Praeger Publishers, p. 537-555 19 p. (International Series on Technology Policy and Innovation).
Problem Solving Behaviours, Organizational Forms and the Complexity of Tasks
Hobday, M., Dosi, G. & Marengo, L., Jul 2003, The SMS Blackwell Handbook of Organizational Capabilities: Emergence, Development and Change. Helfat, C. E. (ed.). Oxford, UK: Blackwell, p. 167-192 26 p. (Strategic Management Society Book Series).
Problem-solving processes in an educational construction simulation game
Castronovo, F., Stepanik, N., Van Meter, P. N. & Messner, J. I., 21 Mar 2022, In: Advanced Engineering Informatics. 52, p. 1-15 15 p., 101574.
Problem Spaces: A Framework and Questions for Critical Engagement with Learning Technologies in Formal Educational Contexts
Turvey, K. & Pachler, N., 1 Feb 2016, The Wiley Handbook of Learning Technology. Rushby, N. & Surry, D. (eds.). UK: Wiley-Blackwell, p. 113-
Proceedings of 30th Annual ARCOM Conference, vol 1
Raiden, A. (ed.) & Aboagye-Nimo, E. (ed.), 1 Sep 2014, Portsmouth, UK: Association of Researchers in Construction Management. 1 p.
Raiden, A. (ed.) & Aboagye-Nimo, E. (ed.), 1 Sep 2014, Portsmouth, UK: Association of Researchers in Construction Management. 1489 p.
Proceedings of 31st Annual ARCOM Conference, vol 1
Raiden, A. (ed.) & Aboagye-Nimo, E. (ed.), 7 Sep 2015, Portsmouth, UK: Association of Researchers in Construction Management. 201 p.
Raiden, A. (ed.) & Aboagye-Nimo, E. (ed.), 7 Sep 2015, Portsmouth, UK : Association of Researchers in Construction Management.
Proceedings of CIPA/VAST/EG/EuroMed 2006: 37th CIPA international workshop dedicated on e-documentation and standardisation in cultural heritage
Ioannides, M. (ed.), Arnold, D. (ed.), Niccolucci, F. (ed.) & Mania, K. (ed.), 2006, Aire-la-Ville, Switzerland: Eurographics. 276 p.
Proceedings of cultural heritage stream at Eurographics 2007
Arnold, D. (ed.) & Ferko, A. (ed.), 2007, 60 p. Aire-la-Ville, Switzerland : Eurographics.
Proceedings of DRS 2016 International Conference: Future-Focused Thinking
Lloyd, P. (ed.) & Bohemia, E. (ed.), 20 Jun 2016, In: Proceedings of DRS. 1, p. 1-4084 4084 p.
Research output: Contribution to journal › Editorial
Proceedings of the 10th European Conference on e-Learning: Proceedings of the 10th European Conference on e-Learning Brighton Business School, University of Brighton UK 10-11 November 2011
Rospigliosi, A., 1 Nov 2011, Brighton: Academic conferences. 34 p.
Research output: Book/Report › Book - edited › peer-review
Proceedings of the 12th Art of Record Production Conference Mono: Stereo: Multi
Gullö, J-O. (ed.), Rambarran, S. (ed.) & Isakoff, K. (ed.), 2019, (Journal on the Art of Record Production ; no. 12)
Proceedings of the 15th European Workshop on Natural Language Generation (ENLG'15)
Belz, A. (ed.), Gatt, A. (ed.), Portet, F. (ed.) & Purver, M. (ed.), 31 Aug 2015, ACL. 1 p.
Proceedings of the 2009 Workshop on Language Generation and Summarisation (UCNLG+Sum 2009)
Belz, A., Evans, R. & Varges, S., 2009.
Proceedings of the 2015 Workshop on Vision and Language (VL'15)
Belz, A. (ed.), Coheur, L. (ed.), Ferrari, V. (ed.), Moens, M-F. M. (ed.), Pastra, K. (ed.) & Vulic, I. (ed.), 31 Aug 2015, PA, USA: ACL. 116 p.
Belz, A. (ed.), Pastra, K. (ed.), Erdem, E. (ed.) & Mikolajczyk, K. (ed.), 1 Jan 2016, PA, USA : Association for Computational Linguistics.
Proceedings of the 22nd International Conference on Conceptual Structures
Haermale, O. (ed.), Stapleton, G. (ed.) & Faron Zucker, C. (ed.), 1 Jan 2016, Annecy, France : Springer.
Proceedings of the 2nd Workshop on Multilingual Surface Realisation (MSR 2019)
Mille, S. (ed.), Belz, A., Bohnet, B. (ed.), Graham, Y. (ed.) & Wanner, L. (ed.), 2019, ACL.
Belz, A. (ed.), Bohnet, B. (ed.), Ferreira, T. C. (ed.), Graham, Y. (ed.), Mille, S. (ed.) & Wanner, L. (ed.), Dec 2020, Association for Computational Linguistics.
Proceedings of the 3rd Workshop on Vision and Language
Belz, A. (ed.), Smeaton, A. (ed.) & Moens, M-F. M. (ed.), 1 Sep 2014, ACL.
Proceedings of the 42nd Universities Power Engineering Conference (UPEC 2007)
Bish, N. B. (ed.), Howson, P. A. (ed.) & Walters, S. (ed.), 19 Sep 2008, University of Brighton: IEEE. 1220 p. (Universities Power Engineering Conference UPEC)
Proceedings of the 6th Workshop on Vision and Language (VL'17)
Belz, A. (ed.), Pastra, K. (ed.), Erdem, E. (ed.) & Mikolajczyk, K. (ed.), 1 Jan 2017, PA, USA: Association for Computational Linguistics. 1 p.
Proceedings of the European conference on interactive television: enhancing the experience
Masthoff, J. (ed.), Griffiths, R. (ed.) & Pemberton, L. (ed.), 2004, Brighton, U.K. : University of Brighton.
Proceedings of the First Workshop on Multilingual Surface Realisation
Mille, S. (ed.), Belz, A. (ed.), Bohnet, B. (ed.), Pitler, E. (ed.) & Wanner, L. (ed.), Jul 2018, Stroudsburg, PA: ACL. 73 p.
Research output: Book/Report › Anthology › peer-review
Proceedings of the IEEE symposium on visual languages and human-centric computing
Grundy, J. C. (ed.) & Howse, J. (ed.), 1 Jan 2006, Piscataway, N.J., USA: IEEE. 252 p.
Proceedings of the workshop on the layout of (software) engineering diagrams (LED 2007), Idaho, USA, September 2007
Fish, A., Knapp, A. & Stoerrie, H., 2007, Berlin, Germany: European Association of Software Science and Technology (EASST).
Proceedings of UCNLG+Eval: Language Generation and Evaluation
Belz, A. (ed.), Evans, R. (ed.), Gatt, A. (ed.) & Striegnitz, K. (ed.), 1 Jan 2011, Stroudsburg, PA: Association for Computational Linguistics. 1 p.
Process-based information exchanges mapping for energy efficient retrofit projects
Jallow, A. K., Lee, S., Castronovo, F., Zhang, Y., Chunduri, S. & Messner, J. I., 2013, Computing in Civil Engineering - Proceedings of the 2013 ASCE International Workshop on Computing in Civil Engineering. American Society of Civil Engineers (ASCE), p. 234-241 8 p. (Computing in Civil Engineering - Proceedings of the 2013 ASCE International Workshop on Computing in Civil Engineering).
Process controls on microplastic recontamination in fluvial sediments due to flooding
Ockelford, A., Cundy, A., Ebdon, J. & Stead, J., 5 Oct 2018.
Processes affecting transfer of sediment and colloids, with associated phosphorous, from intensely farmed grasslands: an overview of key issues
Haygarth, P. M., Bilotta, G., Bol, R. S., Brazier, R. E., Freer, J., Gimbert, L., Granger, S., Krueger, T., Macleod, C., Naden, P., Quinton, J., Smith, B. & Worsfold, P., 2006, In: Hydrological Processes. 20, 20, p. 4407-4413 7 p.
Processes affecting transfer of sediment and colloids, with associated phosphorous, from intensively farmed grasslands: erosion
Bilotta, G., Brazier, R. E. & Haygarth, P. M., 2007, In: Hydrological Processes. 21, 1, p. 135-139 5 p.


There is much to be done. That was the unanimous verdict of academics, politicians and former dissidents who met Wednesday to reflect on the legacy of the Velvet Revolution. But precisely what work remains for the Czech Republic's continuing democratization was a matter for debate.
Fifteen years after the fall of communism the Czech Republic still has problems coming to terms with the past and many important issues remain highly controversial. Should the communists have been outlawed immediately after the revolution? Has the country made good use of the fifteen years of freedom or have the ideals of the revolution been betrayed? Czech society is still racked by conflict and a special parliament session devoted to the anniversary clearly reflected this state of affairs.
Fifteen years ago to the day student protestors took to the streets of Prague demanding an end to one-party rule, kicking off a process that would quickly - far more quickly than anyone expected - lead to the unravelling of Czechoslovakia's Communist regime. Music, too, played an important role: with the outcome of those turbulent days far from certain, tens of thousands demonstrated on Wenceslas Square, singing the civil rights anthem, 'We Shall Overcome'.
The Cabinet has approved pension bonuses for former political prisoners and labour camp inmates under the communist regime. Meeting on the eve of the 15th anniversary of the protests that led to the fall of communism, the Cabinet approved a directive according to which former prisoners of conscience should in future receive regular bonuses to their pensions, 50 crowns for every month that they had spent in a communist prison or labour camp. According to the Confederation of Political Prisoners the new directive will affect some 6,000 former political prisoners. Those eligible will have to apply for the bonus.
Wednesday is the 17th November - 15 years after the huge demonstrations in Prague that marked the beginning of the end for the communist system in Czechoslovakia. So today we bring you a special programme instead of our usual One on One. In yesterday's broadcast you had a chance to hear the children of former dissidents talk about their lives then and now. Today we talk to two different women who used to be on the other side of the fence - their parents were prominent Communist officials before 1989.
To mark the 15th anniversary of the Velvet Revolution, Nikola Brabenec set out to speak with the now full grown children of dissidents involved in Charter 77, the human rights declaration which brought together the dissident movement.
The 15th anniversary of the fall of the Berlin Wall this week has brought back many memories for me. I had lived in Berlin in 1986 and 1987, and in that extraordinary year of 1989 was missing it hugely. I was in London, in debt and in love with my fleeting memories of a girl who had lived in a grey flat in that deeply atmospheric and rather crumbling West Berlin inner suburb of Kreuzberg.
15 years ago, on November 9th 1989 the infamous Berlin Wall fell, bringing down a barrier that had held East Germans behind the Iron Curtain and the most potent symbol of divided Europe. The fall of the Wall was not just the end of the communist regime in East Germany but anticipated the political changes in the whole of Eastern and Central Europe.
Czech historians are to be allowed access to much of the Russian archival material that was closed to them up to now. Likely to be of the greatest interest to Czech researchers is documentation connected to the Soviet-led invasion of Czechoslovakia in 1968, which brought an end to the country's attempt at reforms aimed at bringing "socialism with a human face".


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Daniel Romano, Rock Chameleon, Tries On Some New Colors
'Finally Free,' the implacable artist's eight album in as many years, has him trying to break away from genre and convention.
Lindi Ortega's Demon-Slaying Country Can Conquer All Hardships
The country singer talks about overcoming personal demons, taking the leap for love, and premieres a new song, "Lovers in Love."
Margo Price, True American Badass, Wants Her Country to Do Better
The outlaw singer talks about new album 'All American Made,' hanging with Willie Nelson, and what's pissing her off.
Dori Freeman Is Painting Her Own Picture of Appalachia
As the acclaimed songwriter prepares for the release of 'Letters Never Read,' the 26-year-old gives a glimpse into the world she's creating.
Folk Music Helps David Rawlings See the World
We spoke to the Gillian Welch-collaborator about his new album 'Poor David's Almanack' and how he sees himself fitting into the long tradition of the genre.
Nick Cave Will Never Be Forgotten
After the devastating loss of his son, Nick Cave confronted grief with his music and art. The legendary artist invited us into his home in Brighton, England, to talk about a world after despair.
Not You Make Not-Shoegaze and Call It "Slippergaze" on 'Misty' EP
The Halifax band are here to say that staring at slippers is better than staring at shoes.
Watch Daniel Romano Smoke Cigarettes and Stare at a Camera in the Video for "Roya"
The track is from his upcoming 'Modern Pressure' record.
Jon McKiel Is Just Trying to Find a Connection on New Album 'Memorial Ten Count'
McKiel is one of the few people brave enough to say he doesn't own a smartphone.
Whitehorse Are Ready to Gloriously Bust Some Balls Again with New Single "Boys Like You"
It's the first single from their upcoming album 'Panther in the Dollhouse.'
Nikki Lane Tries Harder Than You, No Luck Needed
The country singer's new album 'Highway Queen' is the product of hard work, and it's her best yet.
Joanne Pollock's "River Flood" Video Captures the Lonely Magic of Prairie Winters
Never forget that Winnipeg can get colder than Mars.


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The project of a new edition of Vincenzo Bellini's correspondence has been launched after a critical overview on preliminary editions: starting from the fist ones, published during the 19th century, through the Epistolario edited by Luisa Cambi in 1943, till the latest versions, frequently supported by new evidences coming from antiquarian dealers. Founded on recent studies on correspondences and on musicological researches on this subject, the project aims now to establish a complete edition of Vincenzo Bellini's correspondence, including not only the composer's letters, but also those of his correspondents.
In this paper editorial guidelines for the new critical edition are discussed, focusing on Bellini's peculiar writing and its relationships with 19th-century epistolary structure grammar. Moreover, this correspondence will be a new important source in order to discover Bellini's human and artistic career and his creative process.


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Konstanty Aleksandrowicz ps. "Kostek" (ur. 14 września 1882 w Warszawie, zm. 6 września 1918 w Krakowie) – kapitan piechoty Legionów Polskich, działacz niepodległościowy, kawaler Orderu Virtuti Militari, taternik.

Życiorys
Urodził się 14 września 1882 w Warszawie, w rodzinie Ludwika, przedsiębiorcy i Eleonory. Był bratem Wacława (1884–1926), kapitana Wojska Polskiego i Heleny po mężu Zawrockiej.

Konstanty uczył się w kilku szkołach średnich: w Warszawie, Chełmie, Marianpolu i Piotrkowie Trybunalskim. Wydalany ze szkół za wrogi stosunek do carskich władz szkolnych. Za udział w pracy w tajnych kółkach socjalistycznych młodzieży szkół średnich usunięty został dyscyplinarnie ze szkoły piotrkowskiej. Maturę uzyskał w Mariampolu. Z powodu zaangażowania w ruch socjalistyczny nie został przyjęty na studia. Odbył wtedy roczną służbę wojskową.

Po zakończeniu służby wojskowej zapisał się na Uniwersytet Warszawski, gdzie nadal był związany z ruchem socjalistycznym. W 1905 wyjechał na rok do Pragi, gdzie uczęszczał na politechnikę. W 1907 został aresztowany przez władze carskie i wydalony z Imperium Rosyjskiego. Ponownie powrócił do Pragi i kontynuował studia. Następnie przeniósł się na politechnikę we Lwowie, gdzie w 1908 r. zapisał się do tworzonego wówczas Związku Walki Czynnej. W ZWC ukończył szkołę oficerską.

Po rozpoczęciu I wojny światowej, wziął udział w walkach prowadzonych przez legiony polskie. Walczył w stopniu porucznika, jako dowódca kompanii w 5 pułku piechoty. 1 października 1915 został ciężko ranny w walkach na Wołyniu. 2 lipca 1915 został awansowany na porucznika, a 1 listopada 1916 na kapitana. Został przewieziony do szpitala w Krakowie, gdzie przybywał aż do swej śmierci. Pochowany na Cmentarzu Rakowickim.

Ordery i odznaczenia
 Krzyż Srebrny Orderu Wojskowego Virtuti Militari nr 6459 – pośmiertnie 17 maja 1922
 Krzyż Niepodległości – pośmiertnie 22 grudnia 1931 "za pracę w dziele odzyskania niepodległości"
 Krzyż Walecznych czterokrotnie – pośmiertnie 1922

Przypisy

Bibliografia

 W. Lipiński, Aleksandrowicz Konstanty, Polski Słownik Biograficzny, T. I, Kraków 1935, s. 70.

Członkowie Związku Walki Czynnej
Ludzie urodzeni w Warszawie (Królestwo Kongresowe)
Odznaczeni Krzyżem Niepodległości
Odznaczeni Krzyżem Srebrnym Orderu Virtuti Militari (II Rzeczpospolita)
Odznaczeni Krzyżem Walecznych (II Rzeczpospolita)
Odznaczeni Krzyżem Walecznych (czterokrotnie)
Oficerowie piechoty Legionów Polskich 1914–1918
Pochowani na Cmentarzu Rakowickim w Krakowie
Urodzeni w 1882
Zmarli w 1918
Żołnierze I Brygady Legionów Polskich
Żołnierze Legionów Polskich polegli w I wojnie światowej