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System support for migratory continuous media applications in distributed real-time environments
Tatsuo Nakajima, Mamadou Tadiou Kone, Hiroyuki Aizu
In this paper, we propose system support for building adaptive migratory continuous media applications in distributed real-time environments. In future distributed computing environments, various objects in homes and offices will embed computers, and various applications will be moved between these computers according to the location of these users. These environments are considered as one of typical future distributed real-time environments. However, since the computers may have dramatically different hardware and software configurations, the application cannot be moved without taking into account the configuration of the computer that the application is migrated. Therefore, migratory applications should be aware of environments that they are executed.
Lecture Notes in Computer Science (including subseries Lecture Notes in Artificial Intelligence and Lecture Notes in Bioinformatics)
Springer Verlag
https://doi.org/10.1007/BFb0097928
13th International Parallel Processing Symposium, IPPS 1999 Held in Conjunction with the 10th Symposium on Parallel and Distributed Processing, SPDP 1999 - San Juan, United States
Duration: 1999 Apr 12 → 1999 Apr 16
13th International Parallel Processing Symposium, IPPS 1999 Held in Conjunction with the 10th Symposium on Parallel and Distributed Processing, SPDP 1999
10.1007/BFb0097928
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Nakajima, T., Kone, M. T., & Aizu, H. (1999). System support for migratory continuous media applications in distributed real-time environments. In Lecture Notes in Computer Science (including subseries Lecture Notes in Artificial Intelligence and Lecture Notes in Bioinformatics) (Vol. 1586, pp. 430-441). (Lecture Notes in Computer Science (including subseries Lecture Notes in Artificial Intelligence and Lecture Notes in Bioinformatics); Vol. 1586). Springer Verlag. https://doi.org/10.1007/BFb0097928
System support for migratory continuous media applications in distributed real-time environments. / Nakajima, Tatsuo; Kone, Mamadou Tadiou; Aizu, Hiroyuki.
Lecture Notes in Computer Science (including subseries Lecture Notes in Artificial Intelligence and Lecture Notes in Bioinformatics). Vol. 1586 Springer Verlag, 1999. p. 430-441 (Lecture Notes in Computer Science (including subseries Lecture Notes in Artificial Intelligence and Lecture Notes in Bioinformatics); Vol. 1586).
Nakajima, T, Kone, MT & Aizu, H 1999, System support for migratory continuous media applications in distributed real-time environments. in Lecture Notes in Computer Science (including subseries Lecture Notes in Artificial Intelligence and Lecture Notes in Bioinformatics). vol. 1586, Lecture Notes in Computer Science (including subseries Lecture Notes in Artificial Intelligence and Lecture Notes in Bioinformatics), vol. 1586, Springer Verlag, pp. 430-441, 13th International Parallel Processing Symposium, IPPS 1999 Held in Conjunction with the 10th Symposium on Parallel and Distributed Processing, SPDP 1999, San Juan, United States, 99/4/12. https://doi.org/10.1007/BFb0097928
Nakajima T, Kone MT, Aizu H. System support for migratory continuous media applications in distributed real-time environments. In Lecture Notes in Computer Science (including subseries Lecture Notes in Artificial Intelligence and Lecture Notes in Bioinformatics). Vol. 1586. Springer Verlag. 1999. p. 430-441. (Lecture Notes in Computer Science (including subseries Lecture Notes in Artificial Intelligence and Lecture Notes in Bioinformatics)). doi: 10.1007/BFb0097928
Nakajima, Tatsuo ; Kone, Mamadou Tadiou ; Aizu, Hiroyuki. / System support for migratory continuous media applications in distributed real-time environments. Lecture Notes in Computer Science (including subseries Lecture Notes in Artificial Intelligence and Lecture Notes in Bioinformatics). Vol. 1586 Springer Verlag, 1999. pp. 430-441 (Lecture Notes in Computer Science (including subseries Lecture Notes in Artificial Intelligence and Lecture Notes in Bioinformatics)).
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Time Machine Tuesday: 1984 Floods and Landslides
By Amy Zimmer: Published on May 21, 2019
In May and June of 1984, unseasonably warm temperatures caused that winter's heavy snowfalls to melt at a rapid pace. As a result, fifteen counties on the Western Slope experienced significant flooding and landslides. Two people died. The damage was so extensive that Governor Lamm renewed his initial disaster declaration over and over again well into the following year. (You can view the declarations online from our library). Damage was estimated to be around $29 million — equal to about $67 million in today's dollars.
Flooding in Routt County, 1984.
Cleanup took several years, and in 1989 the Colorado Division of Disaster Emergency Services issued an After Action Report: 1984 Western Slope Disaster, detailing the damage impacts and recovery actions in each of the fifteen affected counties. Some of the worst flooding occurred in Routt County, where forty consecutive days of snowfall during the winter of 1983-84 had resulted in 447.5 total inches at the end of the season.* Landslide activity was especially heavy in Eagle County, near Red Cliff, which you can learn more about in the Colorado Geological Survey's publication Critical Landslides of Colorado. The thirteen other affected counties were Dolores, Delta, Garfield, Gunnison, Hinsdale, Mesa, Moffat, Montrose, Ouray, Pitkin, Rio Blanco, Saguache, and San Miguel.
We often associate Colorado's climate with dryness, but our state is in fact frequently prone to flooding, especially in the late spring and early summer months when the mountain snows are melting. This year, with higher-than-average snowfall in the mountains, we are again experiencing risk of flood in our state. For a listing of Colorado's most significant weather disasters, see this database from the University of Colorado's Western Water Assessment. For general background on Colorado climate, see Climate of Colorado, from CSU's Colorado Climate Center. You can also find more on floods and landslides on the Colorado Geological Survey's Geologic Hazards webpage. Finally, search our library's online catalog using keywords such as "climate," "landslides," and "floods" for hundreds of other resources, including flood assessments that were conducted in the Western Slope counties prior to the 1984 disasters.
*Source: https://www.steamboatpilot.com/explore-steamboat/tom-ross-when-the-waters-raged-in-1984/
Below, some scenes from the 1984 Western Slope floods and landslides. All photos are courtesy of the Colorado Water Conservation Board. From top to bottom: 1) Paonia, Delta County; 2) Yampa River, Routt County; 3) Silt, Garfield County; 4) landslide in Delta County; 5) near Tomichi Creek, Gunnison County; 6) Olathe, Montrose County; 7) Routt County.
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Q: Where might virtual hosts be configured to use https? I'm trying to setup a virtual host with https on a ubuntu server with a number of other virtual hosts.
None of the other virtual hosts make any explicit mention of ssl, and there are no specific host based references in the apache2.conf or httpd.conf.  However when i prefix their url's with ssl they load with no problem.
My virtual host has exactly the same declarations but when prefixed by https it does not work and instead the page just seems to hang or continually load.
How might these other hosts be configured to use ssl?
Thanks,

A: This article helped me setup virtual hosts with https for my testing. Here is the article http://www.codealpha.net/631/name-based-virtual-hosts-with-ssl-using-apache2-on-ubuntu-lucid/

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2. Forget the 5-paragraph essay. These are not the formal, pedantic essays from English class. Narrative style, personal essays are written in a more casual, familiar style and voice. Write more like you talk.
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UN and African experts call on Central African Republic and armed groups to ensure basic rights during elections
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GENEVA (16 December 2020) – The Central African Republic must ban hate speech and ensure respect for fundamental rights as the country heads for presidential and legislative elections on 27 December, UN and African human rights experts* said today.
"Political tensions, manipulation, fake news and hate speech, including on social networks that carry the seeds of unrest and human rights violations must be banned," the experts said. "We also call on armed groups to refrain from obstructing the holding of elections in the territories they continue to occupy."
Mr. Yao Agbetse, UN Independent Expert on the situation of human rights in the Central African Republic (CAR), issued the following statement along with CommissionerSolomon Ayele Dersso, Chairperson of the African Commission on Human and Peoples' Rights and Focal Point of the African Commission for Transitional Justice and for Protection of Human Rights in Conflict Situations:
"We are closely following the evolution of the peace process in CAR and implementation of the Political Agreement for Peace and Reconciliation (APPR-RCA) ahead of the presidential and legislative elections of 27 December 2020. We have also followed the efforts of actors for transitional justice conducive to accountability, reparation for victims, reconciliation, and reform of the security sector, the gradual restoration of State authority, and the organization of elections themselves. The work of the transitional justice institutions including the Special Criminal Court need to be carried out with transparency and in full compliance with applicable standards including in investigating all sides to the conflict as a sustainable means for institutionalization rule of law and accountability for the peace and stability of the CAR. In this regard, we commend the role of national actors and the support of sub-regional, regional and international actors.
We wish to pay tribute to the sustained support and the mobilization of sub-regional, regional and international partners who are providing technical, logistical, financial and other support to the Autorité Nationale des Elections (ANE) for the successful holding of these elections, considering the constraints related to COVID-19.
The 27 December elections represent a new step in the consolidation of the basis for the restoration of State authority, the pursuit of reconciliation and the construction of guarantees of non-recurrence. It was imperative that these elections be held within the constitutional timeframe to avoid periods of uncertainty that could likely lead to violence and human rights violations.
Our three mechanisms – the United Nations Independent Expert on the situation of human rights in the Central African Republic, the ACHPR Focal Person for Transitional Justice and Protection of Human Rights in Conflict Situations and ACERWC – support the ongoing electoral process and call for peaceful, free, fair, inclusive and transparent elections. Political tensions, manipulation, fake news and hate speech, including on social networks that carry the seeds of unrest and human rights violations must be banned. The High Council for Communication and other relevant institutions must be provided with the necessary means for monitoring the elections.
To this end, our mechanisms call on all actors to comply with the Constitutional Court's decision n°026/CC/20 of 3 December 2020 on the admissibility of candidacies for the upcoming elections. Compliance with this decision by all actors, including political parties, armed groups, the media and civil society, is a guarantee of inclusive compromise, peace and an essential contribution to the electoral process and the resolute march towards national reconciliation.
We call on armed groups to refrain from obstructing the holding of elections in the territories they continue to occupy. The free movement of candidates, voters, activists, and journalists, and the unimpeded movement of election materials and polling station personnel are essential for the conduct of peaceful elections throughout the country.
Any impediment or attempt to destabilize the process would be contrary to commitments under the 2019 Peace Agreement and would expose them to prosecution in national and international courts. Our mechanisms call on the armed groups to immediately cease abuses against the civilian population including women and children as well as attacks against international forces and humanitarian workers.
We call on the Central African authorities to continue dialogue and consultation before, during and after the elections to seek consensus and build the defences of peace together. Our mechanisms call on the authorities to:
•	ensure and preserve the right of all Central Africans to participate freely, through these elections, in the conduct of public affairs in their country;
•	protect fundamental rights, including the rights to freedom of movement, assembly, association, and expression, as well as equal access to the public media for all candidates running in the elections;
•	refrain from excessive and disproportionate use of force against all demonstrations, and generally take necessary measures to ensure the safety and security of candidates and their supporters, voters, the general population, voting materials, polling station personnel, and voting premises;
•	refrain from any restrictions on access to Internet networks and social media;
•	ban manipulations, hate speech and incitement to violence, including on social networks that carry the seeds of unrest and human rights violations;
•	ensure that barrier gestures are duly observed in all polling stations to prevent the spread of COVID-19; and
•	give due regard to and uphold all other human rights standards set out in the Statement of the African Commission on Human and Peoples' Rights on Elections in Africa during the COVID-19 Pandemic, of July 2020."
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Detailed discussions of various aspects of computer aided drug discovery techniques including: molecular modeling using molecular mechanics, quantum mechanics, semi-empirical quantum mechanics, and molecular dynamics. Furthermore, different conformation search methodologies will be also considered such as systemic searches, Monte Carlo techniques, and Genetic Algorithm. Furthermore, ligand-based and receptor-based drug discovery methodologies will be covered. Ligand-based methods include various QSAR techniques (such as, classical, COMFA, COMSIA, 3D-QSAR, and COMMA) and pharmacophor-based searches. On the other hand, receptor-based methods include various de novo ligand building approaches. The discussion will cover the relevant software with some hands-on experiences.


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Serving Others Together
An army of employee volunteers garnered recognition and praise for AEP, winner of the 2019 Medical Mutual Pillar Award for Community Service.
Cathy Vincent and Kristen Thompson deliver meals in Whitehall.
The honor recognizes AEP's strong presence in the central Ohio community, both in terms of volunteers and financial contributions. The company was nominated by LifeCare Alliance, which provides a wide range of health and nutrition services to older adults and medically challenged residents. Serving as LifeCare Alliance volunteers, AEP employees have delivered more than 100,000 meals to homebound seniors over the last 15 years.
"AEP volunteers started doing Meals-on-Wheels in June 2004," said Sherry Hill, who has served as Corporate Route Coordinator since she transferred to AEP headquarters in July 2004. "I like helping to keep senior citizens in their homes."
Nearly 100 employees volunteer for four delivery routes. Volunteers work in two-person teams with each donating about one hour each month to ensure homebound seniors get warm, nutritious meals. They also do a basic wellness check, and identify needs for follow-up by LifeCare Alliance workers.
Brad Berson delivers a meal to a resident of Jaycee Arms, a senior apartment complex and AEP's first route.
Some, like Rebecca Coleman, do even more. "There was one guy for whom I'd bring cat food and pet treats," said Coleman, who has been delivering meals for 14 years. She was very happy when LifeCare began offering Senior PetCare to help eligible clients take care of their companion animals with food, supplies and veterinary care.
In addition to volunteers, AEP and the AEP Foundation have supported LifeCare financially for at least 20 years. The AEP Foundation's $1 million commitment in 2018 will enable LifeCare to buy one new delivery van annually for four years, and support the organization's core programs to keep clients safe, independent and living in their own homes where they want to be. The grant is the largest in LifeCare's history, and was deemed "transformational" by Chuck Gehring, LifeCare president and CEO.
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AEP Rows for Diversity
AEP showed support for diversity and inclusion by entering a team in this year's Dragon Boat race, a highlight of Columbus' Asian Festival. The festival draws 100,000 visitors on Memorial Day weekend every year. The non-profit festival promotes cultural diversity through cultural exhibits, community services such as free health screenings, and educational activities on healthy lifestyles, martial arts and other family-friendly attractions for the community.


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Composer: Alfred Hill
The opera Tapu takes as its theme the power of the Māori tohunga or priest.
'The production of the romantic opera Tapu was to afford plenty of possibilities for vivid stage effects. The plot is built around the adventures of a visiting Australian politician reviving that not infrequent hope in Canberra of federating New Zealand to Australia. He brings with him four members of the Emancipated Women's League, each of whom wheels a bicycle ...
Various adventures ensue and in the climax the politician is only just rescued from the cooking pot. The second act opens with the famous Pink Terrace at Rotoruaand this scene, with steam slowly ascending in the background, always dazzled audiences ...
... the principal part, that of the Australian politician George Wright, came to be modeled on an actual person, George Reid - down to the monocle, top hat and manner of speech.'
The first performance was given on February 16, 1903 at the Opera House in Wellington followed by a South Island tour. It then travelled to Hobart and, after many delays, a new production was performed in Auckland and Sydney in 1904.
Information from "A Distant Music":http://sounz.org.nz/resources/show/186 by J M Thomson: pp: 72-79
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A copy of the letter was sent to state Sen. David G. Argall, R-29, Rush Twp.; President Judge William E. Baldwin; the Schuylkill County Board of Commissioners; and Gricoski.
Dutcavich said in a statement to The Republican-Herald, a Times-Shamrock newspaper, Monday that his last day in office will be March 29.
County Controller Christy Joy subpoenaed Dutcavich on Nov. 30 and Dec. 11. Joy said that the first subpoena became necessary due to the prothonotary's office failing to provide everything needed for the controller's 2018 audit, specifically details of the reconciliation of a checkbook, bank statement and subsidiary ledger, which were not provided.
The second subpoena deals with the 2016 audit. The records in question cover the prothonotary's administration of funds held in escrow in connection with civil cases, such as landlord tenant disputes and wage garnishments.
Joy said previously that he was waiting on subsidiary ledgers for the master escrow. He said previously that Dutcavich had been cooperative in turning over information.
Joy said Monday that Dutcavich told him his report was done last week, but Joy has not seen it yet.
"I have a great deal of confidence in Al. In less than 10 weeks, Al has made tremendous progress with the financial records," Dutcavich said.


Before there was any pond at the site, taken facing south-west, 4/13/97.
Sod removed and site cleared for construction, facing south-west, 5/6/97.
Hole, "where'd that big hole come from?," facing west, 5/6/97.
Liner in hole, facing west, 5/7/97.
Rocks, plumbing, etc. going in, facing east, 5/9/97.
Rocks, top waterfall, etc., facing south-west, 5/9/97.
Blueprint for 153 gallon pond. These are the pans I drew up in the summer of 1999 for my 153 gallon pond before building it. Jobie is a nickname for my brother. I extended the pond on the left where the lighter markings are.
Possible formal eclectic pond - a drawing for a possible pond; this one shows how I did the edging on my 153 gallon pond to hide the liner and keep everything together.
All of these photos were taken on 3/30/16 when the 153 gallon pond was cleaned.
All of these photos were taken on 4/8/15 when the 153 gallon pond was cleaned.
All of these photos were taken on 3/27/14 when the 153 gallon pond was cleaned.
On 9/29/13, I took these photos of the pond.
153 gallon pond area but you cannot really see the pond. The garden is all weeds and golden rod!
Yellow flag iris flower in my 20 gallon tub pond on 5/17/13.
All of these photos were taken on 3/30/13 when the 153 gallon pond was cleaned.
I took these photos on 3/14/13 when I cleaned out the 20 gallon tub pond, 50 gallon tub pond, and 30 gallon liner pond.
Lotus in the tub pond on 8/26/12. Look how big it got!
These photos are from Day 1 of construction of my new 30 gallon liner pond on 5/8/12.
Underliner - I put some old Ultiliner (from the 153 gallon pond) on the bottom for cushioning. If I had had some sand available, I would have used some.
From 5/13/12, continuing to build that pond.
Liner full of rain water. I would have to drain that. There was water under the liner too.
Rock pond - almost done!
Finally, from 5/15/12, the new pond was done!
Ponds - the 50, 20, and 153 gallon ponds (left to right), facing north on 3/18/12.
All of these photos were taken on 3/14/12 when the 153 gallon pond was cleaned.
50 gallon tub pond before being cleaned on 3/6/12.
153 gallon pond facing northwest on 7/14/11.
Flowering purple iris in the 50 gallon tub pond on 6/3/11.
Flowering anacharis in the 153 gallon pond on 5/26/11.
Purple flag iris in bloom in the 153 gallon pond on 5/25/11. I can also see one anacharis flower.
Blue flag iris in the 50 gallon tub pond. You can also see duckweed on the water's surface.
153 gallon and tub ponds before the cleaning, facing northwest.
153 gallon pond during the cleaning when the pond was empty. Supplies are all over.
Brick work looking inside the 153 gallon pond. You can see the two cap stones on the right that I changed out.
Brick work - this is a close up of where I changed out the cap stones where the edging has collapsed. It collapsed because it was built over the hole of my first pond which was a 50 gallon storage tub buried there.
Brick work - the close up of the bricks was to show how I made a ledge on which two layers of bricks sit which are topped with the brick cap stones which are stepping stones. You can also see hair algae on the liner.
153 gallon pond - refilled and ready to go, facing northwest. The 20 and 50 gallon tub ponds can also be seen.
Four inches of snow fell on 2/22/11, and here is a photo of the 153 gallon that morning.
The tropical pink pickerel rush kept flowering in the basement pond. Here are some flower close-ups from 11/4/10. I took some others earlier but these are the best.
153 gallon pond netted on 9/26/10.
Purple iris blooming in the 153 gallon pond on 5/23/10. There is a lot of duckweed on the surface too.
153 gallon pond on 10/18/09 covered in my new white net. It looks like a spider's web so my mother had to add a big fake black widow spider to the net!
153 gallon pond on 10/18/09, closer in.
50 Gallon Tub Pond - the 20 gallon tub pond is also partially in the photo.
Small pond area facing north on 10/5/08. The 153 gallon pond is on the right while the 20 and 50 gallon tub ponds are on the left. You cannot really see any of them but you can see the netting and surrounding gardens.
153 gallon pond facing west on 10/5/08. I had just put the net on. The net drapes over all the plants in the area.
153 gallon pond facing northwest on 8/3/08 after I removed a ton of terrestrial mint that covered most of the pond.
I took this photo on 6/21/08 of some water lily leaves damaged by snails in my 153 gallon pond.
153 gallon pond before beginning, facing northwest.
153 gallon pond before beginning, showing the main marginal area and all the spilt gravel. The pink lily is fake.
50 gallon tub pond which I cleaned eight days earlier.
153 gallon pond empty, facing northwest.
153 gallon pond when all done, from a distance, facing northwest.
153 gallon pond when all done, facing northeast. Note the new edging with rocks.
20 gallon basement pond on 1/13/08.
On 10/19/07, I bought a betta and put him into the basement tub pond. His name is Homer. You can see more photos of him on my betta page.
These photos are from when I cleaned the 50 gallon tub pond on 3/25/07. Go here for more details and related photos.
153 gallon pond on 8/6/06, facing northwest.
153 gallon pond on 8/6/06, facing north, closer in.
16.4 pond on 7/25/06 in the back, right after I mulched it.
2 gallon pot pond on 7/24/06.
50 gallon tub pond on 7/13/06.
Tricker pond on 7/13/06. You can see a few waterlily leaves and parrot feather but the pond is mostly smothered in salvinia.
There are a few photos from a distance of the 153 gallon pond and nearby 20 and 50 gallon tub ponds in my new section on my gardens.
20 gallon tub pond after cleaning on 3/30/06.
Here is a photo of the 20 gallon basement tub pond on 10/23/05. You can just see two of the fantails.
Purple tropical waterlily flower in the Tricker pond on 8/13/05. I never see the flowers in good shape. Here is it already torn up. The other plants in the photo include hardy calla, salvinia, and floating leaf flower (have never seen a flower though).
Tricker pond on 6/26/05 with green frog eggs in it (one can see some eggs on top of one lily leaf on the bottom right) and plants.
Albata lily flower in my 153 gallon pond on 6/9/05.
Albata lily flower in my 153 gallon pond from a little farther away, 6/9/05. See the hiding male bullfrog!
Purple iris in the 153 gallon pond in bloom on 6/7/05.
Purple iris in bloom in the 153 gallon on 6/7/05.
Blue flag iris in bloom in the 153 gallon pond on 5/27/05.
Blue flag iris in bloom in the 153 gallon pond on 5/27/05, a more close up view.
Tricker pond on 4/5/05 (just water in it).
153 gallon pond facing northwest on 2/13/05. The 50 gallon and 20 gallon tub ponds can be seen at the top of the photo.
There are three photos of a great blue heron next to my 153 gallon pond on 11/8/04 in the bird photo section.
Water poppy flower in the 50 gallon lotus tub pond on 9/6/04. There are also water poppy leaves and duckweed in the photo.
Water poppy flower in 50 gallon lotus tub pond. You can see the one flower plus the water poppy leaves among lots of duckweed. In the upper left is some terrestrial mint that has let itself into the pond. Notice the lotus in the lotus tub pond is basically not there. The deer ate it to death.
153 gallon pond on 7/28/04.
20 gallon lotus tub pond on 5/21/04.
Basement pond on 5/5/04 with 17 goldfish born the summer before right before I let them free on 5/15/04.
Entire Yard - during the 3/29/04 cleaning of the 153 gallon pond.
Empty 153 gallon pond - before refilling, after totally emptied on 3/29/04.
Tiger canna flowers close-up in 2-gallon pot pond on 8/16/03.
2-gallon pot pond with flowering tiger canna, 8/16/03.
153 gallon pond facing southwest on 6/23/03. You can see the main 1800 gallon pond off in the distance.
153 gallon pond facing northwest on 6/23/03.
Empty 153 gallon pond during cleaning on 4/2/03, facing southwest.
Cleaned 50 gallon lotus tub from a distance, 3/28/03. The eggs are in a cage for protection. More photos are on the wood frog page of the pond close up (to show the eggs) before and after the cleaning.
Mosaic pond on 9/21/02 with water in it but the fountain is off.
2 gallon pot pond on 8/25/02 with flowering yellow canna and pool in background.
Yellow canna flowers on 8/25/02, close-up of previous photo.
Multiple ponds - 153 gallon pond in the front, 20 gallon tub pond with taro hidden in the back, 50 gallon lotus tub hidden in the back, on 8/25/02, facing North-West.
Lotus flower from afar in 50 gallon lotus tub pond on 8/3/02.
Lotus flower by my hand for size comparison in 50 gallon lotus tub pond on 8/3/02.
Lotus flower from above (I tilted it) in 50 gallon lotus tub pond on 8/3/02. This is the morning of the first day of the flower. It lasted three days.
Lotus flower next to some of its leaves in 50 gallon lotus tub pond on 8/3/02.
2 gallon pot pond on 8/1/02. The plant is a yellow tropical canna that is still small. There is a fake pink water lily flower in there too.
153 gallon pond on 5/27/02, facing west. The yellow and blue iris are in bloom.
Basement pond on 10/14/01. The 20 gallon tub pond contains tropical water hibiscus, dwarf papyrus, canna, and some floating plants. A taro plant is in a two gallon pot topped with water on the left. Tropical house plants surround the pond for the upcoming winter.
Hibiscus flower on 10/14/01. The pretty light pink flower of my tropical water hibiscus that finally bloomed after three years!
Anacharis with white flowers and some duckweed in my 153 gallon pond on 9/8/01.
Bunch of ponds on 7/4/01 facing northwest. On the right is the 153 gallon pond. The 50 gallon lotus tub pond is on the far left, and the 20 gallon tropical tub pond is in the middle. The first two are below ground but the 20 gallon tub is above ground.
16.5 gallon pond on 9/4/00.
New pond, 153 gallon, facing north, 20 gallon water celery and lily tub pond to the left, 50 gallon lotus pond further to the left, all favorite green frog hangouts, 6/18/00.
New pond, 153 gallon, facing north, red copper and blue iris in bloom, 5/23/00.
Photo of new pond almost complete on 10/17/99 showing fountain, bridge, iris, and pipe going in, facing southwest.
Photo of new pond almost complete on 10/17/99, facing northwest.
Photo of 153 gallon pond on 10/3/99 showing the brick work going in before the liner is in, facing north.
Primrose creeper flowering and hanging out of the 50 gallon lotus tub which does not have any lotuses yet, 8/21/99.
New 153 gallon pond under construction, pre-hole, 20 gallon tub pond and 50 gallon lotus tub are behind it, 8/11/99.
50 gallon Lotus tub, no lotuses yet, water lettuce, parrot's feather, and primrose creeper, 8/11/99.
20 gallon lily tub shows extra lilies and water celery, 8/11/99.
Old 50 gallon pond, 4/12/98, pond was replaced.
My 16.5 pond on 11/6/97.


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Q: All desktop files goes to google I'm trying to create a desktop file to any page but all of them open google. I'm using firefox in xubuntu 14.10.
#!/usr/bin/env xdg-open
[Desktop Entry]
Version=1.0
Type=Link
Icon[es]=gnome-panel-launcher
Name[es]=askubuntu
URL=http://askubuntu.com/
Name=askubuntu
Icon=gnome-panel-launcher

A: It might be simpler to use:
Type=Application
....
Exec=firefox "http://askubuntu.com"

instead of Type=Link & URL=https://askubuntu.com/. When I last tried using link launchers all kinds of weird stuff occured (opened most of the links in Chromium, Firefox new windows all rest of the time, etc)
An alternative to adding the #!/usr/bin/env xdg-open line to the top is to make the file executable using this command:
chmod +x "/PATH/TO/LAUNCHER.desktop"

or by making sure this is ticked in the file's properties (under 'permissions'):

See also: Desktop launcher documentation?

A: The fact is, .desktop files are not scripts. You need to remove the #!/usr/bin/env xdg-open from the top of the file. You do not run them from a terminal either. If you want to open them from a terminal, you would run xdg-open askubuntu.desktop for example. You do need to ensure they are executable to open them from within Nautilus though, as it requires the executable bit to be able to use them as launchers, rather than opening them in the text editor.


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Vermont Creamery Declares the Official Start of the Homemade Holiday Season
Homemade Holiday Campaign Brings Resurgence of Crafting, Recipes and Handmade Gifts
Websterville, VT – October 19, 2020 – Vermont Creamery, makers of consciously crafted dairy, announced the official opening of the Homemade Holiday Season, today unveiling plans to spread cheese and cheer early with inspired homemade recipe, craft and gifting ideas to spark joy and spread love when it's needed most.
"Vermont Creamery has long been at the heart of holiday meals and celebrations, and while this year will look a little different, it can remain just as magical," said Adeline Druart, president of Vermont Creamery. "This is a year when we all need a little more cheer; let's embrace the holiday spirit that begins at home, with recipes made together, gifts crafted by hand, and delicious food that's prepared with love and shared with community, family, and friends."
This year, Americans can rediscover the most meaningful moments of the season by putting the holiday hustle of parties and piles of presents aside, staying home, and leaning into the spirit of making and giving from the heart.
Homemade Holidays are a celebration of making food and gifts together and for each other; family and food are at the center of at-home celebrations, where the gift of time and creativity is the most valuable one. This is the year of pies baked and left on a friend's doorstep. Think cookies made from scratch with children and exchanged without contact, and crème fraîche truffles hand-rolled, wrapped, and mailed to loved ones that feel farther away than ever.
An Early Start to the Season
This season of holiday making is starting now, and Americans are ready. According to Pinterest, the online mecca for DIY enthusiasts and home cooks, consumers are hungry for an early start to a cozy Homemade Holiday Season. Interest in holiday recipe inspiration, décor, and gifts spiked earlier than ever according to data released by Pinterest in April, showing a +77% increase over April search volumes from the previous year. 1
While pre-pandemic, it was generally acceptable to see the first emergence of twinkling lights and paper snowflakes in windows in the two weeks leading up to Thanksgiving, this year we anticipate accelerated acceptance of early holiday decorating, baking, and crafting into October.
Searches for "Hosting Thanksgiving for the first time," were up 20% over last year.2 With holiday travel unlikely for most this year, Vermont Creamery will deck the halls with elevated, yet approachable recipes sure to light a fire inside the hearts and minds of first-time holiday hosts.
Fueling the Homemade Holidays with Cheese, Butter, and Inspiration
So, at Vermont Creamery, we want to give the people what they want – a festive holiday season that puts the home in homemade. From now until the New Year, Vermont Creamery will be counting down to the end of 2020 with a curated selection of festive holiday favorite recipes, gift giving guides, fun and easy crafts, and the best cheeseboard and cocktail inspiration for you and yours.
To kick off the season, fans can enter to win a Homemade Holidays Baker's Box full of Vermont Creamery Cultured Butter and Crème Fraîche, the highly versatile, decadent and essential items at the center of every holiday baker's ingredient list, and accompanied by a selection of our favorite ingredients, cookie cutters in the shape of cows and goats, and more.
Further, Vermont Creamery has tasked their expert team of cooking and baking influencers to deliver a beautifully curated collection of uniquely delicious dishes to delight and inspire its broad social audiences across all platforms. Follow along on Instagram @vermontcreamery.
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Remember, every time a pie crust is rolled out, a sugar cookie is iced, or a loaf of bread is baked, a stick of Vermont Creamery cultured butter gets its wings. To unlock the secret to a cozy and comforting Homemade Holiday season, head over to vermontcreamery.com.
[1] Source: 1. Pinterest Internal Data, US, March-June 2020;
[2] Pinterest Internal Data, US, June 2019 vs. June 2020;


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Not yet second nature
By Kassie Gadeke
Fabian Coulthard hopes to come out of the grand prix feeling more at home behind the wheel of his Ford Falcon FG X.
The new DJR Team Penske recruit – who is a three-time race winner at Albert Park – has been able to extract good speed from his car, earning a spectacular ARMOR ALL Pole Position at the Clipsal 500 and starting third for tomorrow's race.
But he admitted after today's qualifying session he isn't totally comfortable yet and feels this weekend is important to become more acclimatised to the new car after racing a Brad Jones Racing Commodore for the past four seasons.
"It still feels very foreign to me driving this car at the moment," Coulthard said.
"I'm looking forward to this weekend now, to drive it more in a race-type situation and getting more comfortable so it feels a little bit second nature for me."
Coulthard shifted to DJR Team Penske with his engineer Phil Keed this season, who he worked closely with to have much success at BJR. Both are learning about the car together after working with Commodores for years.
"It's so far so good, Phil and I are getting on top of it and starting to work out what this car likes and what it doesn't like and things like that.
"I'm looking forward to when I'm feeling a little bit more comfortable and know what to expect."
After steering the FG X at the pre-season Queensland test, Coulthard said there was not a lot of difference between the two cars.
But there is some thinking involved when wrestling this one around the circuit, rather than just feeling second nature.
It seems it's something that will come from time behind the wheel.
"It's more just getting used to it – as silly as it sounds, a few switches and things are different," he said.
"I've been driving the same car for four years and that one feels like home – this one doesn't feel like home yet.
"The style's a little bit different, I'm thinking about how to drive this car rather than it coming naturally.
"I'm looking forward to it starting to feel a little more natural."
Coulthard's 1min56.6320sec lap around Albert Park was just 0.0686sec behind pole man Jamie Whincup, with The Bottle-O's Mark Winterbottom splitting the two in second.
For this event and the upcoming championship round in Tasmania, Coulthard runs a Detroit livery.
Whincup's first Albert Park pole
Champ on top
Positive Pither
Smoky start at Albert Park
Thursday - Australian Grand Prix
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Q: C++ Tilde Operator on bool I've done the LinkedIn C++ Assessment and got the following question:

What is the result from executing this code snippet?
bool x=true, x=false;

if(~x || y) {
    /*part A*/
}
else {
   /*part B*/
}

I don't know anymore what the answers were, but I thought "B" should be displayed, right?
I thought by "~", x is inverted ("bitwise NOT") and is therefore no longer "true"
But when I run the code, I get "A":
Code:
#include <iostream>

int main()
{

    bool x = true, y = false;

    std::cout << "x: " << x << std::endl;
    std::cout << "~x: " << ~x << std::endl;

    if (~x || y) {
        std::cout << "A" << std::endl;
    }
    else {
        std::cout << "B" << std::endl;
    }

    return 0;
}

Output:
x: 1
~x: -2
A

Can someone explain this to me?

A: In this expression
~x

there is applied the integral promotions to the operand x of the type bool. The result of the promotion is an object of the type int that has the value equal to 1 like (in binary)
00000000 00000000 00000000 00000001

The operator ~ inverses bits and you will get
11111111 11111111 11111111 11111110

From the C++ 14 Standard (5.3.1 Unary operators)

10 The operand of ~ shall have integral or unscoped enumeration type;
the result is the one's complement of its operand. Integral promotions
are performed. The type of the result is the type of the promoted
operand.

and (4.5 Integral promotions)

6 A prvalue of type bool can be converted to a prvalue of type int,
with false becoming zero and true becoming one.
7 These conversions are called integral promotions.

As this value is not equal to 0 then used as an operand of the logical OR operator it is implicitly converted to the boolean value true.
From the C Standard (5.15 Logical OR operator)

1 The || operator groups left-to-right. The operands are both
contextually converted to bool (Clause 4). It returns true if either
of its operands is true, and false otherwise. Unlike |, || guarantees
left-to-right evaluation; moreover, the second operand is not
evaluated if the first operand evaluates to true.

and (4.12 Boolean conversions)

1 A prvalue of arithmetic, unscoped enumeration, pointer, or pointer
to member type can be converted to a prvalue of type bool. A zero
value, null pointer value, or null member pointer value is converted
to false; any other value is converted to true. For
direct-initialization (8.5), a prvalue of type std::nullptr_t can be
converted to a prvalue of type bool; the resulting value is false.


Was 15 Dogs upsetting at all? I'm a MAJOR doglover, and I'm scared to read the book in case it's devastating. For some reason, I can handle that far better than when devastating involves animals, particularly dogs!
PS. Daydreams of Angels is one of my favourite collections of all time. O'Neill is a genius, to me.
I will be honest – yes. It is hugely upsetting. It's pretty violent, actually. Knowing how you love your pups, it might trigger you… BUT. I still think it is worth it!
Shelter dogs make me cry as it is!! Still, I don't believe in avoiding hard literature of this sort. If it's cruelty for cruelty's sake, then no. But this sounds pretty profound. Thanks, Lara!
No, its just animals being… humans. Conflict! But it's SO good. You'll love it.
Ooh!! Okay, I can do that. Thank you!


An independent business review (IBR) is when an outside party, usually a secured lender/funder, sends in people to establish the solvency of the business. This may happen when they believe that their lending is at risk. Of course, some lenders do it more routinely than others. It is usually carried out by the insolvency department of an established accounting practice.
Although the IBR is used to report directly to the lender it is the company that usually pays. Given that it is supposed to be a thorough assessment of the business's financial situation they do not come cheap. However, they should help the company to identify areas that need attention and may give the funder a piece of mind. In addition they may lead to more funds becoming available to effect a turnaround.
On the flip side it may lead to the funder appointing administrators to protect their position. It is normally the case that the administrators appointed would not be the same company that carried out the IBR as otherwise there would be an apparent conflict of interest.
If you think your business may be in difficulty we can look at the options and will give you a solutions report (for which we do not charge!). This report mainly establishes whether the business is insolvent or not and looks at the position of all of the creditors. As such it can advice on the options and give you a way forward.
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Animal lovers, passionate travelers, non-smokers, self sufficient, organized and reliable.
We are Rafaella (Brazilian) and Daniela (Chilean), two southamerican travelers eager to know the beautiful landscapes of Europe and its rich culture. Before, we made a 13 month trip through South America, 4 month in Africa, 4 months in Asia.
Rafaella is a biologist with experience in logistic; owner of a cute dog name Babi. Daniela is a dentist especialized in social dentistry; owner of a lovely rescued cat name Zoe. Both of us decided to take a break from our lives to start living a dream, travel around the world. We are both easygoing and relax people, always open to hear advices and learn more. So far we've been traveling making diverse activities, always trying to live a local experience, travel slow, volunteering in hostels, hotel and camps, in all of them they had pets and always had good experience taking care of them; so we decided to try "trusted housesitters" and it has definetily been the greatest and loveliest way to travel around.
House and pet sit means so much for us in this moment of life, it's simple, it combines two things that we are very passionate about, traveling and animals! We Both have large experience with pets, always willing to take care and give love to our furry (and not furry) friends. We are organised, tidy, self sufficient and reliable people, that will not let you down.
Both of us have experience with pets, we are owners of pets as well (cats and dogs) that now are being taken care with our families back home. Rafa in particular has developed skills with pet caring, working with animals since she's 14 years old, and later on, worked many years in a veterinary/pet shop. We have been related to farm life in a way during all our lives, so horses, cows and pigs are usual animals for us too. Beside all this characteristics, and most important of all, is that we are very committed to this cause that trusted housesitters proposes.
I highly recommend Dani and Rafa as housitters. Both of them were friendly, capable, affectionate with our dog and excited to housesit. Communication was super easy and they even adjusted their travel plans to come one day early and leave two days later. We received photos and walk updates during the sit and always felt informed and at ease. Also- they managed to give Cash his ear drops and make him love a tennis ball- I was very impressed! You can really see these ladies love animals dearly!
I can not even put into words, just how amazing Rafi and Dani were!!! I am convinced that they are pet-whisperers. Pepe (my galgo) fell in love. The furries were so very happy with them. Besides being amazing with the pets, they were just as amazing with the house!
I have offered to adopt either or both of them. And that offer will stand! If you ever have a chance to have them to your house...DO IT!!!
Rafaella and Dani were great pet sitters! They were willing to come early to meet the dogs and find out about the apartment before the sit started. They kept in contact with me while I was gone, sending pictures of my dogs and assuring me that they were doing well. They left the apartment very clean. My dogs were sad to see them go, which shows me they spent very quality time with them. I would highly recommend having Rafaella and Dani sit for your pets or your home.
They worked with me, care the the dogs, cooked and cleaned, some services made by them. Reliable and responsible.
Good luck with your travels and housesitting, you guys definitaly are worth of trust. All the best always!


Once again we were nominated to gain the prize of Best Wedding Videographer of the yearby Inspiration Photographers from Brasil.
It's an honor to share this nomination with good friends and great videographers like El Zarrio , Evergreen and López de Rojas.
Every year Inspiration makes a party like the Oscar`s of the Wedding Industry in Brasil… hope next year we can go to share with all the people and have fun with the crazy Brazilians.
We are not so into the awards, but we love to win hahahah.


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Home » UPMC Enterprises Partners With 4 Technology Vendors
UPMC Enterprises, the innovation and commercialization arm of the University of Pittsburgh Medical Center health system, recently announced partnerships or expanded relationships with four technology vendors. Here are snapshots of these initiatives.
Partnership: Health Catalyst
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Partnership: medPCU
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FESI supports joint industry Manifesto for circular economy in textiles
On 14 May, a day ahead of the Copenhagen Fashion Summit 2019, five leading apparel organisations partner to call on existing and forthcoming EU policymakers to rethink tools to establish a circular fashion system.
The joint Industry Manifesto sets the scene framing agreed key issues which shall inspire industry and policy makers' actions notably to bring on board all steps of the value chain, local and global actors, SMEs, consumers.
A new approach is called for: a new toolbox bringing together private and public initiatives, coordination and smart regulation, to address issues the industry cannot address alone.
Ultimately, a new formula to rewrite the book of rules and procedures shall be agreed upon to deliver new policies and new partnerships.
Mauro Scalia, EURATEX Director of Sustainable Businesses, says: "we believe joint endeavors can win global challenges. The Manifesto shows that finding new ways for unprecedented coordination is possible".
Jérome Pero, Secretary General, FESI, states that "[…] to drive change, it is essential that all actors work together to make it happen. That's why I believe this manifesto is a perfect, timely call to unite everyone".
Eva Kruse, CEO and President, Global Fashion Agenda: "This manifesto is extremely significant as it is the first time so many influential organisations in the fashion industry have come together to work with policymakers on a unified approach to circularity […]"
Matthijs Crietee, Secretary General, IAF, says "[…] IAF will actively use its worldwide network to help create the connections for a global approach to circular fashion"
Baptiste Carrière-Pradal, Vice President, SAC, emphasizes that "[…] Through this European collaboration we can support legislation that promotes lasting industry improvements globally."


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Камышинский — хутор в Иловлинском районе Волгоградской области России. Входит в состав Сиротинского сельского поселения. Население  чел. (), из них турки	32 %, русские 28 % (2002) .

История
В соответствии с Законом Волгоградской области от 14 марта 2005 года № 1027-ОД «Об установлении границ и наделении статусом Иловлинского района и муниципальных образований в его составе», хутор вошёл в состав образованного Сиротинского сельского поселения.

География
Расположен в центральной части региона, в степной зоне, в междуречье рек Дон, Иловля и Волга на Донской гряде в южной части Приволжской возвышенности, на р. Камышинка. Разбит хутор на 4 обособленных квартала.

Уличная сеть состоит из четырёх географических объектов: ул. Подгорная, ул. Почтовая, ул. Родниковая, ул. Шоссейная.

Абсолютная высота 106 метров над уровнем моря.

Население

 Гендерный состав
По данным Всероссийской переписи населения 2010 года в гендерной структуре населения из 271 человек мужчин — 135, женщин — 136 (49,8 и 50,2 % соответственно).

 Национальный состав
Согласно результатам переписи 2002 года, в национальной структуре населения
турки	составляли 32 %, русские 28 % из общей численности населения в 263 чел..

Инфраструктура
Почтовое отделение КАМЫШИНСКИЙ (на ул. Почтовая, 6).

Начальная школа (МКОУ Камышинская НОШ).

Ведётся газификация хутора. Строительство газопровода в х. Камышинский, автономной котельной НОШ включено в областную целевую программу «Газификация Волгоградской области на 2013—2017 годы»

Транспорт
Хутор стоит на автодороге межмуниципального значения «Новогригорьевская — Старогригорьевская — Камышинский — Сиротинская» (идентификационный номер 18 ОП МЗ 18Н-41).

Остановка «Камышинский».

Просёлочные дороги.

Ссылки

Примечания

Населённые пункты Иловлинского района

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24 Revolt of the Earls
By Cerdic 8 years ago Sep 14, 2016 6 Comments
It took William the Conqueror a few more years until he felt safe from the English. But when the Revolt of the Earls collapsed in 1075, English revolution was over – and we are into the continual cycle of feudal rebellion. This week in the History of England we've also got a bit of church stuff, and the pain of trying to rule a cross channel empire
Hereward the Wake
When I was at school we learnt that Hereward was a folk hero. We heard how he hid in the marshes of the Fens, and how he goaded and outwitted the stupid Normans. Sadly, the Historians then got their hands on it, found out the truth and told us- and it's a bit more prosaic.
However, Hereward did indeed maintain a rebellion in the Fens. His hideout was at Ely, which at the time was an island. You have to work quite hard to make this map work for you, but the darkest brown stuff is water, and Ely is the reddish spot in the middle.
Anyway, Hereward teamed up with Svein Estrithson for a while. Then Earls Edwin and Morcar broke free from William – Edwin was killed by his followers, but Morcar made it to Hereward. This made William look up a noticed. He came with his Army; he built a causeway across the fens to Ely. And Hereward ran for it, and away into legend.
The revolt of the Earls
The Earls concerned are Roger of Montomergy (Marcher lord, Welsh border) and Ralph de Gael, earl of East Anglia. They talked Waltheof, Earl of Northumbria, into joining them – but he then got cold feet, and spilt the beans to William. He would have expected forgiveness – he didn't get any. He was slung into prison and next year had his head cut off. So died the last English Earl.
The revolt fell apart. Ralph de Gael was met and by Odo of Bayeux and he fled, leaving his wife to face the music. They both end up in their Breton lands at Dol, where William tries to capture them, but is fought off. Roger Montgomery is met by Bishop Wulfstan (1008-1095) and Walter de Lacy and he surrendered and was put in prison. So the English have made a choice – they'd rather a Norman king than anarchy.
Lords of the Marches
William normally gave land out in widely distributed holdings, scattered around the country. But along the borders he took a different approach – he created large consolidated land holdings. His aim was to create lords who had the strength and resources both to defend the borders against the Scots and Welsh; and also take the offensive.
Let me give you an examplke. These maps have been produced using the superb 'Propospography of Anglo Saxon England' (PASE for short) by the way - though any errors are entirely my idiocy. Anyway, first you have Odo of Bayeux. You can just about see that many of Odo's holdings are scattered throughout the Midlands; most of the manors would not adjoin. In Kent, it's slightly different. William saw the route to Normandy as being strategically important. So he gave Odo, as Earl of Kent, consolidated holdings, protecting the route home. The next is the Earl of Chester and then it's Roger of Montgomery. You can see how consolidated their land holdings are.
The strategy works very well in Wales, not quite so well initially in the North. But he does create a ghroup of remarkably powerful lords; he gives all his rights and powers, with the exception of trying men for treason. Effectively these men are mini kings. That will cause some problems for England in the future – but for the moment it's necessary.
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Hello, David.
I wanted to thank you for the engaging and well researched podcast, which has helped to erase much fatigue from my commute to and from work and has carried a train of colorful characters and stories into the rest of the day.
A small aside (added with full appreciation of your humor and the utter irrelevance of this amendment) with regard to figurative language use: as a medic, I feel obliged to point out that boils are lanced, not cauterized, the latter being reserved for oozing vessels in surgery, or rambunctious medical students.
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Aaagh! Alex, how could I? Obviously this will mean a full public retraction, and a Jane Shore-like walk barefoot through the streets of London…
Glad you are enjoying it, and I shall lance the boil of inaccuracy!
Hello David!
It's been a few years since this article was posted, but I thought the readers should know that a far more readable version of the map of the Isle of Ely can be found here, where you can choose your desired resolution up to a whopping 4,936 × 6,336 pixels: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/File:Isle_of_Ely_1648_by_J_Blaeu.jpg
Hello Harry. And that's a thing of beauty!
Geoffrey Tobin says:
Enjoyable and instructive account, but it wasn't the sly Roger of Montgomery!
It was Roger de Breteuil, 2nd Earl of Hereford. son of William fitz Osbern.
So long ago Geoffrey! I'd have to go back to the beginning, so I am going to take your word for it and apologise for the error!
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Das Haus von Milutin Milanković ist ein Kulturdenkmal in Serbien. Es befindet sich in Belgrad, in der Gemeinde Palilula, in der Ljubomi-Stojanović-Straße 9.

Das Gebäude
Das Haus wurde 1927 innerhalb der damals neu gegründeten "Professorenkolonie" gebaut. Ab 1926 wurden im Bereich der Kolonie Wohngebäude mit günstigen Darlehen des Schatzamtes errichtet, und zunächst waren die Besitzer der Häuser ausschließlich Mitarbeiter der Universität Belgrad.

Die Professorenkolonie mit dem Radialstraßensystem und dem halbkreisförmigen Platz folgte den in den 1930er Jahren aktuellen städtebaulichen Ideen und der Idee der Gartenstadt. Die Kolonie setzte neben der einheitlichen Zuteilung auch eine vereinheitlichte Art von Gebäuden voraus. Die meisten Gebäude in der Professorenkolonie wurden auf der Grundlage von standardisierten Projekten erstellt, die von den Architekten Svetozar Jovanović, Mihailo Radovanović und Petar Krstić Anfang 1926 gebaut wurden.

Das Projekt des Hauses von Milutin Milanković wurde auch von den Architekten Jovanović, Radovanović und Krstić unterzeichnet. Es ist eine bescheidene Villa, die den anderen Häusern in der Professorenkolonie ähnlich war. Die Fassaden waren einfach, aber im Hinblick auf den architektonischen und urbanen Wert repräsentiert sie ein Beispiel der Idee von Kolonien oder Gartenstädten.

Die Bedeutung des Hauses liegt insbesondere in der Tatsache, dass Milutin Milanković (1879–1958) hier lebte. Er war nicht nur ein serbischer, sondern auch ein internationaler Wissenschaftler, Professor und Akademiker von Rang, dessen Interessen von der Mathematik über die Entstehung und die Reformen des Julianischen Kalenders bis hin zu geophysikalischen Theorien wie der astronomischen Theorie der Gletscherära reichten. Nach ihm wurde ein Mondkrater und ein Asteroid benannt.

Heute erinnert eine Gedenktafel am Haus an ihren einstigen berühmten Bewohner.

Literatur
 Кућа Милутина Миланковића у Каталогу непокретних културних добара града Београда (http://beogradskonasledje.rs)

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Shah Abdul Hamid Stadium is located by the Gaibandha Koborosthan, Gaibandha, Bangladesh.

See also
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List of cricket grounds in Bangladesh

References

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