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Agustí Sardà i Llaveria (Mont-roig del Camp, Baix Camp, 19 de setembre de 1836 - Madrid, 5 de març de 1913) fou un pedagog, advocat i polític català.

La seva família vivia a Reus, i es va traslladar a Madrid per qüestions de treball. Es llicencià en dret i magisteri a Madrid i fou secretari d'Estanislau Figueras, amb qui va destacar en la defensa de la causa obrera. El 1865 fou nomenat catedràtic de l'Escola Normal de Pamplona però en fou separat durant la Restauració borbònica. Des de la seva arribada a Pamplona es vinculà activament al republicanisme motiu pel qual fou desterrat pel rector de la Universitat de Saragossa. Travà amistat amb Estanislau Figueras destarrat, també, a Navarra. Amb la Revolució de 1868 formà part de la Junta Suprema de Navarra en ser deposades les autoritats borbòniques. Contribuí a la fundació del Partit Republicà Federal a la capital navarresa del que fou membre destacat.

En constituir-se la I República Espanyola fou diputat al parlament constituent. Fou seguidor de Nicolás Salmerón i posteriorment ingressaria a Unió Republicana. Durant la República fou nomenat secretari particular del president Figueras i, més tard, es vincularia a l'administració republicana, fins que fou elegit diputat a Corts el 1873.

El 1882 era professor a l'Escola Normal de Madrid que passaria a dirigir. El 1909 s'incorporà a l'Escola Superior del Magisteri com a professor d' Organització Escolar Comparada i de Pràctiques Pedagògiques fins a la seva jubilació l'any 1911.

Fou un destacat membre de la Institución Libre de Enseñanza, des de la qual volia estimular els mestres en l'aplicació de les noves metodologies i pràctiques educatives. Des de 1888 Sardà formà part de junta directiva la Institución. Fou membre del Consejo Superior de Instrucción Pública.

També fou senador per la província de Tarragona el 1903, 1905, 1907 (amb Solidaritat Catalana) i el 1910, i des del seu càrrec fomentà l'establiment d'escoles noves a la seva comarca. En la seva tasca legislativa promogué la millora de l'educació primària i la dignificació del magisteri.

Obres
 Las Islas Filipinas (1881)
 La isla de Puerto Rico (1889)
 Estudios pedagógicos (1892), un recull d'articles publicats en revistes especialitzades.

Referències

Enllaços externs

 El Centre Obrer de Mont-roig del Camp (1911-1925) de Francesc Rom i Serra i Martí Rom.
 Fitxa del Congrés dels Diputats
 Urquijo Goitia, Mikel. "Agustín Sardá Llavería" a Diccionario Biográfico. RAH. http://dbe.rah.es/biografias/85249/agustin-sarda-llaveria

Pedagogs catalans del sud contemporanis
Mont-rogencs
Advocats del Camp de Tarragona contemporanis
Morts a Madrid
Diputats al Congrés de la restauració
Senadors al Senat de la restauració
Senadors catalans al Senat espanyol
Diputats catalans al Congrés dels Diputats
Polítics del Baix Camp


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"We found that we can predict brain activity patterns—not perfectly [on average 70% correct], but significantly better than chance," said Anderson, The study is published in the journal Cerebral Cortex.
To predict the patterns of particular words within sentences, the researchers used a broad set of sentences, with many words shared between them. For example: "The green car crossed the bridge," "The magazine was in the car," and "The accident damaged the yellow car." fMRI data was collected from 14 participants as they silently read 240 unique sentences.
The new semantic model employs 65 attributes—such as "color," "pleasant," "loud," and "time." Participants in the survey rated, on a scale of 0-6, the degree to which a given root concept was associated with a particular experience. For example, "To what degree do you think of 'coffee' as having a characteristic or defining temperature?" In total, 242 unique words were rated with each of the 65 attributes.


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Former front-runner now hopes to be "comeback kid."
ByKATE SNOW
Jan. 4, 2008— -- Inside a frigid airplane hangar in Nashua, N.H., Sen. Hillary Clinton, D-N.Y., tried to reframe the choice before New Hampshire voters, asking them if they wanted "an untested man who offers false hope or a woman who's electable."
Clinton said, "Of all the people running for president, I've been the most vetted, the most investigated and — my goodness — the most innocent, it turns out."
This morning, Clinton told her staff she wanted to answer voters here to avoid appearing inaccessible, something campaign insiders believe was part of the reason she lost younger voters in Iowa.
State Sen. Lou D'Allesandro, D-Manchester, said, "I think she has to enhance the likability quotient. That trust that she will do the job that the American people want."
Clinton is trying with all her might to stop Sen. Barack Obama, D-Ill., from becoming an unstoppable force.
At a packed coffeehouse in Manchester today, Clinton said to voters, "I'll need your help Tuesday" and issued a direct warning to voters not to be drawn in by Obama's allure without digging deeper into his policies.
"On a lot of these issues it is hard to know where he stands, and people need to ask that," she said.
Aiming at Obama's signature rhetoric, Clinton said what America needs is someone who can "actually deliver change" not "false hopes."
While the senator was vague, her campaign pointed out to ABC News examples of Obama's liberal positions. In 2004, Obama said he would vote to abolish mandatory minimum sentences for federal crimes. "Mandatory minimums take too much discretion away from judges," Obama said in an NAACP debate.
The Clinton campaign also accused Obama of flip-flopping. They pointed to a statement Obama made in 2003 that he was "a proponent of a single-payer healthcare program." Obama is not calling for a single-payer plan now.
A spokesman for Obama called the charges false attacks.
"The Clinton campaign's false, negative attacks were rejected by Iowa voters, and we expect that they'll suffer the same fate here in New Hampshire," said Bill Burton.
Obama's campaign also argues that he has always supported the ideal of a single-payer healthcare plan and has never strayed from that belief.
"Obama has consistently said that single-payer healthcare is a good idea in principle at the federal level, but that we need to build on the system we have rather than start from scratch," Burton said.
Clinton advisers suggested that part of the reason for her showing at the polls in Iowa might have been Iowa's reluctance to support female candidates. They also pointed out that a victory in Iowa does not guarantee success on the path to the White House. There is, after all, no President Richard Gephardt.
Bill Clinton said that his wife could be a "comeback kid" like he was, pointing to his defeats in New Hampshire, and his other losses in South Dakota, Maine, Maryland and Colorado.
Bill Clinton explained to ABC News today, "She's got a better profile here. They know more about her now than they did about me then. And I think she'll be fine. We just get out and go. I just wish we had 10 days instead of five."
Don't count out Clinton too soon. She still has a lot of money and national recognition, and said she will go "anywhere two or more people are willing to meet."
"I'm not doing this as an exercise," Clinton said earlier today, insisting that she is a candidate who can make a difference.

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Even out the inhales and exhales, so they become equal in length.
Once your mind feels quiet, begin to imagine, or visualize something you wish to be successful at. Choose something specific and realistic. Mentally "see" or "feel" yourself as having attained that goal, or success. Know it to be true at the core of your being.
How do you see yourself? How do you feel?
With the sensation of success, continue throughout your day, week, months, with that attitude of accomplishment. Do what you know needs to be done. If you are unsure, stay with the feeling of wholeness, accomplishment, success, until you are presented with the tools and resources to work on your goal.
Mentally affirm with confidence: "Connected to my natural talents and abilities, I naturally exhibit success in all my actions."


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Bergamot Essential Oil is one of my favorite citrus oils to enjoy in the diffuser and to mindfully use in topical applications. The aroma of Bergamot Essential Oil is reminiscent to that of orange, but it is wonderfully more complex. It almost seems to possess an underlying floral characteristic to it. Drinkers of Early Gray tea are especially familiar with the flavor and aroma of bergamot as the oil is used to flavor the tea.
Bergamot Essential Oil may be helpful in use during periods of depression, sadness or grief, and it is known for its ability to help combat oily skin and acne.
Because cold pressed Bergamot Essential Oil it is highly phototoxic, it must be used with care on the skin and avoided when exposed to the sun or UV rays. Bergaptene is the naturally occurring constituent found in cold pressed Bergamot Essential Oil that makes the cold pressed oil highly phototoxic. Varieties of furocoumarin-free (FCF) cold pressed Bergamot Essential Oil are available that have the bergaptene removed. Bergamot Essential Oil is also sometimes available as a steam distilled oil.
Source: Julia Lawless, The Encyclopedia of Essential Oils (Updated Edition) (London: Harper Thorsons, 2014), 48-49.
Source: B.M. Lawrence, Essential Oils 1981-1987 (Wheaton: Allured Publishing, 1989), 39-40. B.M. Lawrence, Essential Oils 1988-1991 (Wheaton: Allured Publishing, 1993), 7, 175.A. Verzera, A. Trozzi, I. Stagno D'Alcontres, et al., The Composition of the Volatile Fraction of Calabrian Bergamot Essential Oil. (Riv. Ital. EEPOS 25, 1998), 17-38. P. Dugo, L. Mondello, A.R. Proteggente, et al., Oxygen Heterocyclic Compounds of Bergamot Essential Oils. (Rivista Italiana EPPOS 27, 1999), 31-41. SCCP, Opinion on Furocoumarins in Cosmetic Products. (Scientific Committee on Consumer Products, 13-Dec.-2005), SCCP/0942/05. Sources cited in Robert Tisserand and Rodney Young, Essential Oil Safety (Second Edition. United Kingdom: Churchill Livingstone Elsevier, 2014), 211.
Cold pressed Bergamot Oil is phototoxic. Tisserand and Young recommend a dermal maximum use of 0.4% to avoid phototoxicity. Reading Tisserand and Young's full profile on this oil is recommended. [Robert Tisserand and Rodney Young, Essential Oil Safety (Second Edition. United Kingdom: Churchill Livingstone Elsevier, 2014), 87, 211.] Rectified FCF/Bergaptine-Free versions of cold pressed Bergamot Oil are available that dramatically reduce the phototoxicity of the oil.


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Q: How to make DateTime update automatically without refreshing the page in html and razor view I have ASP.NET application in which I have Date and Time displayed but I want seconds number to roll on every second without refreshing the page
I am displaying the Date and Time using the following line
<p>@DateTime.Now</p>

Can I get the best way to do it.

A: You'll need to make a little javascript to do that. you can't do it server side.
you can use setInterval(1000) and set the value of the element to the time every second.

A: I don't think you can do this in your razor view but there are a ton of ways to do this in javascript. A few examples:

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*PURE JAVASCRIPT: http://www.elated.com/res/File/articles/development/javascript/creating-a-javascript-clock/clock.html

*ANGULAR: http://docs.angularjs.org/guide/directive (search for "Creating a Directive that Manipulates the DOM")

There are lots of other examples out there - search google and you should find them. Good luck!

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#include "PhyLayerUWBIR.h"

#include <cassert>

#include "DeciderUWBIREDSyncOnAddress.h"
#include "DeciderUWBIREDSync.h"
#include "MacToUWBIRPhyControlInfo.h"
#include "AirFrameUWBIR_m.h"
#include "BaseWorldUtility.h"
#include "UWBIRStochasticPathlossModel.h"
#include "UWBIRIEEE802154APathlossModel.h"

Define_Module(PhyLayerUWBIR);

//t_dynamic_expression_value (PhyLayerUWBIR::*ghassemzadehNLOSFPtr) (cComponent *context, t_dynamic_expression_value argv[], int argc) = &ghassemzadehNLOSFunc;
PhyLayerUWBIR::fptr ghassemzadehNLOSFPtr = &PhyLayerUWBIR::ghassemzadehNLOSFunc;
Define_NED_Function(ghassemzadehNLOSFPtr, "xml ghassemzadehNLOS()");

void PhyLayerUWBIR::initialize(int stage) {
    PhyLayerBattery::initialize(stage);
	if (stage == 0) {
		/* parameters belong to the NIC, not just phy layer
		 *
		 * if/when variable transmit power is supported, txCurrent
		 * should be specified as an xml table of available transmit
		 * power levels and corresponding txCurrent */
		syncCurrent = getNic()->par( "syncCurrent" ); // assume instantaneous transitions between rx and sync
		uwbradio    = dynamic_cast<RadioUWBIR*>(radio);
	}
}

MiximRadio* PhyLayerUWBIR::initializeRadio() const {
	int    initialRadioState = par("initialRadioState"); //readPar("initalRadioState", (int) RadioUWBIR::SYNC);
	double radioMinAtt       = readPar("radioMinAtt", 1.0);
	double radioMaxAtt       = readPar("radioMaxAtt", 0.0);

	RadioUWBIR* uwbradio = RadioUWBIR::createNewUWBIRRadio(recordStats, initialRadioState, radioMinAtt, radioMaxAtt);

	// Radio timers
	// From Sleep mode
	uwbradio->setSwitchTime(RadioUWBIR::SLEEP, RadioUWBIR::RX,    (hasPar("timeSleepToRX") ? par("timeSleepToRX") : par("timeTXToRX")).doubleValue());
	uwbradio->setSwitchTime(RadioUWBIR::SLEEP, RadioUWBIR::TX,    (hasPar("timeSleepToTX") ? par("timeSleepToTX") : par("timeRXToTX")).doubleValue());

	// From TX mode
	uwbradio->setSwitchTime(RadioUWBIR::TX,    RadioUWBIR::SYNC,  (hasPar("timeTXToRX") ? par("timeTXToRX") : par("timeSleepToRX")).doubleValue());
	uwbradio->setSwitchTime(RadioUWBIR::TX,    RadioUWBIR::RX,    (hasPar("timeTXToRX") ? par("timeTXToRX") : par("timeSleepToRX")).doubleValue());

	// From RX mode
	uwbradio->setSwitchTime(RadioUWBIR::RX,    RadioUWBIR::TX,    (hasPar("timeRXToTX") ? par("timeRXToTX") : par("timeSleepToTX")).doubleValue());
	uwbradio->setSwitchTime(RadioUWBIR::RX,    RadioUWBIR::SYNC,  (readPar("timeRXToSYNC", readPar("timeSYNCToRX", 0.000000001))));
	uwbradio->setSwitchTime(RadioUWBIR::SYNC,  RadioUWBIR::TX,    (hasPar("timeRXToTX") ? par("timeRXToTX") : par("timeSleepToTX")).doubleValue());

	// From SYNC mode
	uwbradio->setSwitchTime(RadioUWBIR::SYNC,  RadioUWBIR::RX,    (readPar("timeSYNCToRX", readPar("timeRXToSYNC", 0.000000001))));

	return uwbradio;
}

AnalogueModel* PhyLayerUWBIR::getAnalogueModelFromName(const std::string& name, ParameterMap& params) const {
	if (name == "UWBIRStochasticPathlossModel")
		return createAnalogueModel<UWBIRStochasticPathlossModel>(params);

	if (name == "UWBIRIEEE802154APathlossModel")
		return createAnalogueModel<UWBIRIEEE802154APathlossModel>(params);

	return PhyLayerBattery::getAnalogueModelFromName(name, params);
}

Decider* PhyLayerUWBIR::getDeciderFromName(const std::string& name, ParameterMap& params) {
	if (name == "DeciderUWBIREDSyncOnAddress") {
	    protocolId = IEEE_802154_UWB;
		return createDecider<DeciderUWBIREDSyncOnAddress>(params);;
	}
	if (name == "DeciderUWBIREDSync") {
	    protocolId = IEEE_802154_UWB;
		return createDecider<DeciderUWBIREDSync>(params);
	}
	if (name=="DeciderUWBIRED") {
	    protocolId = IEEE_802154_UWB;
	    return createDecider<DeciderUWBIRED>(params);
	}

	return PhyLayerBattery::getDeciderFromName(name, params);
}

void PhyLayerUWBIR::setSwitchingCurrent(int from, int to) {
	int    act     = SWITCHING_ACCT;
	double current = 0;

	if (from != to && (from == RadioUWBIR::SYNC || to == RadioUWBIR::SYNC)) {
	    if (from == RadioUWBIR::SYNC) {
	        switch(to) {
                case RadioUWBIR::RX:
                case RadioUWBIR::SLEEP:
                    current = syncCurrent;
                break;
                case RadioUWBIR::TX:
                    current = rxTxCurrent;
                break;
                // ! transitions between rx and sync should be immediate
                default:
                    opp_error("Unknown radio switch! From SYNC to %d", to);
                break;
	        }
	    }
	    else {
            switch(from) {
                case RadioUWBIR::RX:
                    current = syncCurrent;
                break;
                case RadioUWBIR::SLEEP:
                    current = setupRxCurrent;
                break;
                case RadioUWBIR::TX:
                    current = txRxCurrent;
                break;
                // ! transitions between rx and sync should be immediate
                default:
                    opp_error("Unknown radio switch! From %d to SYNC", from);
                break;
            }
	    }
	}
	else {
	    PhyLayerBattery::setSwitchingCurrent(from, to);
	    return;
	}

	MiximBatteryAccess::drawCurrent(current, act);
}

void PhyLayerUWBIR::setRadioCurrent(int rs) {
	switch(rs) {
        case RadioUWBIR::SYNC:
            MiximBatteryAccess::drawCurrent(syncCurrent, SYNC_ACCT);
            break;
        case RadioUWBIR::SWITCHING:
            // do nothing here
            break;
        default:
            PhyLayerBattery::setRadioCurrent(rs);
            break;
	}
}

simtime_t PhyLayerUWBIR::setRadioState(int rs) {
	int prevState = radio->getCurrentState();

	if(prevState == RadioUWBIR::RX && rs != RadioUWBIR::RX && rs != RadioUWBIR::SYNC) {
	    decider->cancelProcessSignal();
	}

	return PhyLayerBattery::setRadioState(rs);
}

bool PhyLayerUWBIR::isRadioInRX() const {
    const int iCurRS = getRadioState();

    return iCurRS == RadioUWBIR::RX || iCurRS == RadioUWBIR::SYNC;
}

PhyLayerUWBIR::airframe_ptr_t PhyLayerUWBIR::encapsMsg(cPacket *macPkt)
{
	// the cMessage passed must be a MacPacket... but no cast needed here
	// MacPkt* pkt = static_cast<MacPkt*>(msg);

	// ...and must always have a ControlInfo attached (contains Signal)
	cObject* ctrlInfo = macPkt->removeControlInfo();
	assert(ctrlInfo);

	// create the new AirFrame
	AirFrameUWBIR* frame = new AirFrameUWBIR("airframe", AIR_FRAME);

	// Retrieve the pointer to the Signal-instance from the ControlInfo-instance.
	// We are now the new owner of this instance.
	Signal* s = MacToUWBIRPhyControlInfo::getSignalFromControlInfo(ctrlInfo);
	// make sure we really obtained a pointer to an instance
	assert(s);

	// set the members
	assert(s->getDuration() > 0);
	frame->setDuration(s->getDuration());
	// copy the signal into the AirFrame
	frame->setSignal(*s);
	//set priority of AirFrames above the normal priority to ensure
	//channel consistency (before any thing else happens at a time
	//point t make sure that the channel has removed every AirFrame
	//ended at t and added every AirFrame started at t)
	frame->setSchedulingPriority(airFramePriority);
	frame->setProtocolId(myProtocolId());
	frame->setBitLength(headerLength);
	frame->setId(world->getUniqueAirFrameId());
	frame->setChannel(radio->getCurrentChannel());
	frame->setCfg(MacToUWBIRPhyControlInfo::getConfigFromControlInfo(ctrlInfo));

	// pointer and Signal not needed anymore
	delete s;
	s = 0;

	// delete the Control info
	delete ctrlInfo;
	ctrlInfo = 0;

	frame->encapsulate(macPkt);

	// --- from here on, the AirFrame is the owner of the MacPacket ---
	macPkt = 0;
	coreEV <<"AirFrame encapsulated, length: " << frame->getBitLength() << "\n";

	return frame;
}

void PhyLayerUWBIR::finish() {
	PhyLayerBattery::finish();
}

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I am working this horse that I had started two years ago. The owner then sent him to a top of the line driving trainer for work under cart. He was dangerous but his dangerousness was not out of aggression it was out of fear. He is amazing when he is in the cross ties and being groomed. He warmed right up to me when I scratched him.
You can tack him up to ride or drive him and hes great. As soon as you either mount him or ask him to walk on to drive him his head goes up, he stiffens and is like a bullet out of a gun but after a couple minutes he relaxes and loosens up.
At first we suspected abuse. Hes a push button horse to the point where it's almost like he is afraid of the consequences of not listening. His current owner (a 78 year old man) has never done anything to intimidate or hurt the gelding so you would think if it was abuse he would have loosened up and gotten over it.
Maybe he hurt himself either soft tissue or skeletal. I also noticed he grinds his teeth when being worked which could indicate pain. I haven't massaged him yet (I am an equine massage therapist). When he first starts working those hurt parts are stiff and cause pain. After a couple minutes they loosen up and the pain goes away making him relax.
My question to you guys are have you ever had a horse/known a horse that you thought had a training problem but it ended up being something other like an injury or ill fitting tack? Did you find it or did your trainer find it? Could you fix it and how was it fixed.
Zeno himself - last year he began to pull faces when I put the leg on and became generally reluctant to go forward. I assumed it was something I was doing wrong training wise and changed several things but the problems persisted.
My trainer certainly didn't spot it; I was having lessons at the time and my instructor told me to send him forward and that he was just being lazy. No criticism intended to her - she is normally very good but I guess I just knew my horse better than her as I wasn't satisfied. He also had other symptoms such as being reluctant to eat bucket feed. I called the vet who carried out an external examination and an endoscopy and confirmed my fears; the poor little soul had stomach ulcers.
It's a mystery how he got them as he doesn't fit the model of the supposedly vulnerable horse and there are no indicators in the way he is managed. But there you go.
Traditionally, when people have 'behavioural' problems, the responsible thing to do is to encourage them to check teeth, back and saddle. Now I'd say, teeth, back, saddle and stomach. The statistics for ulcers are shocking; some even go so far as to say that all ridden horses should be assumed to have some level of ulceration.
I checked this geldings mouth today. He has one sharp canine but other than that his mouth is sound. So anyway I took out the bit and put on my nurtural driving bridle. The lady at that barn couldn't believe the amazing change.
When I asked him to WOAH and stand there wile I talked he did. He was always anxious before and hard to stop with a liverpool driving bit with rubber covering it in his mouth. He also stopped grinding his teeth. When I was all done with him he stood and put his head level with his withers and sighed. None of us EVER seen him do that, not out in the paddock not in his stall. If he has his head up and not eating hes alert and holding it high. I still think he may have his spine out of alignment from pulling back.
I found hes also almost over trained. He was push button which is what I train for but too much so. You would click or kiss to him and he would want to take off like a bullet out of a gun. I taught him the word walk on and he walks off nicely.


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Mondo Music – Tokyo Taboo, Skinny Fresh, Shah, FingerFingerrr.
Leading up to the Mondo 2019 showcases in October, we will be highlighting the artists performing at our partnered venues. For more info, visit our artists section!
*All Mondo events are subject to change without notice*
Skinny Fresh
1. Where are you from and how do you think it's influenced your music making?
I am from Basel City, Switzerland. I don't think the city has influenced my music making. My influences came from different places but especially from the U.S. When I was little I lived in San Diego for a year. During that time I came across artists like Cypress Hill, Eminem and Delinquent Habits. Those were my main influencers I'd say. Growing up as the child of a pianist, a further influence on my musical background was my mother. So my influence came rather from people than from cities or places.
2. How did you discover that you wanted to make music?
My crew met by chance. I needed a DJ for some upcoming shows and a friend told me he knows a DJ named Dani F. He informed me that he's just started with djing but that he was really talented. I connected with him and we immediately knew that the vibe was good. About two years later I was looking for a singer for a new song of mine. A friend of mine introduced me to Svmthox and brought her to the studio. I was amazed by her voice and we connected right away. Since then she doesn't just accompany me to my shows in order to sing but also to back me up. Having a female back up rapper and singer is not too common for rap artists. This combination is an asset for sure and definitely makes our live performances something special.
3. Who and what has influenced you, musically and non-musically?
I was 9-years-old when my family moved to San Diego for a year. During that year I started to listen to hiphop. I remember the first rap song I've ever heard. It was Rap Superstar by Cypress Hill. From that day on my musical preference changed and this music genre that I've never heard of before soaked me right in. I was raised in a musical family, so I learned to play the drums and piano for example. But after this is year in the U.S. I started to write lyrics and produce beats in the studio of my brother.
4. Have you ever performed in New York? If so, how was your previous experience? If not¬ what are you most excited for while performing at Mondo 2019?
Our showcase at MONDO is our first U.S show ever. So we are actually very excited about it Furthermore, getting to perform in the city that happens to be the birthplace of hiphop, a culture that had such a huge impact on the lives of every single crew member, is a dream coming true. We can't wait to experience NYC and having the opportunity to perform there is just amazing.
5. What are your future tour and music release plans?
During the last 12 month we've been recording a lot of new songs. We are focusing on the streaming market and therefore we are going to release one single after the other. The first single Keep It Real will drop September 24 2019. From then on we will release a new song every 2 months.
Tokyo Taboo
1. Where are you from and how do you think it's influenced your music-making?
We are from London, UK. There's an amazing, vibrant music scene here and a hub of creatives that we mix with so it's definitely inspired us and our art.
2. How did you all meet and form? If you are a solo act, how did you discover that you wanted to make music?
I auditioned Mickey as a guitar player for a solo pop project! We started writing together and progressively went down the darker rock n roll route.
Dolly is a fan of big bold performers with lots of stage presence! Think Freddie Mercury, Bowie, Madonna, Debbie Harry, Lady Gaga – anyone with a persona on stage. Musically we mash up everything we listen to: Paramore, Blondie, Bowie, Queen, Halestorm, Linkin Park, Nirvana… anything that goes in our ears will inspire us somehow.
4. Have you ever performed in New York? If so, how was your previous experience? If not, what are you most excited for while performing at Mondo 2019?
We performed at Mondo two years ago and loved the whole experience! Our act has changed a bit now. Dolly has trained as a pole dancer and aerialist so we usually combine this in performances. New York is an amazing place to be for sure! We can't wait to bring our circusy craziness to NYC!
Our new single "Whiskey" was released on the 4th of October! We are so excited about this song! We also have a UK Tour coming up in Nov – Dec, with three of our fave female fronted bands. (Yur Mum, Healthy Junkies, PollyPikPocketz)
21/11 Three Wise Monkeys, Colchester
24/11 at Ladyluck, Canterbury
25/11 Crofters Rights, Bristol
27/11 at Prince Albert, Brighton
28/11 Esquires, Bedford
29/11 Thousand Island, London
04/12 Santiago, Leeds
05/12 Mulberry Tavern, Sheffield
06/12 Temple Bar, Blackpool
07/12 The Kingfisher, Corby
Toronto's brought me people from all around the world, so that's influenced my music through having a whole world of sounds and styles to play with. And also being able to vibe with people from all sorts of communities.
2.Who and what has influenced you, musically and non-musically?
When the people who really loved me told me that making music is the only way they can see me not ending up dead or in prison.
Non-musically Malcolm X, Mohammed Ali, Buddha, the Prophets, peace be upon them, and history's great revolutionaries. Musically, Tupac but also modern day Atlanta street music.
I've never performed in NY before. In August, the Dominican community of NY made my song "Telemundo: go viral, and the love I'm been getting from the community has been gratifying. So I'm looking forward to bringing that energy to life.
I just returned from my first European tour. But my next short term goal for touring is to tour in North America with a more established act, like a Kendrick or J Cole.
FingerFingerrr
We're from São Paulo, Brazil. It's such a huge city, with so much music and art going on. But I would say it's influenced more of the way we live and our attitude to get things moving than our actual music. Time moves really fast in SP.
We met about 12 years ago when we had a band together, with 4 members at the time, that then became FingerFingerrr, that then turned into a trio, that then became a duo. So we're like the last two people left at your house that just won't go away.
We have a lot of influences, from all over the place that mainly has to do with where we lived and what we liked growing up. I was born in São Paulo, but grew up in Stamford, CT, where I heard so much hip-hop, Chilli Peppers, Beastie Boys, Guns N' Roses. And Ricardo is straight up from São Paulo, and he had metal bands, a jazz ensemble, and studied music.
We've played New York 4 times now in the past 5 years! So we're really excited to come back and see friends. Mondo will be our second legit New York festival. We did Northside (Brooklyn) in 2017. It's really amazing we get to play NY-born ideas and ventures. We love the city, and actually lived 2 months here together touring because we dig it so much.
At this very moment, we're finishing up our second album, which will be released at the beginning of 2020. With 'MAR', our first record, we went to so many places. Europe, US, Canada, Australia, played Primavera Sound, SXSW, and just did so much stuff. And so the plan is to do it all again, bigger and better.


Bujinkan (Miyabiryu) dojo's are located at Peterborough, Ely, West Ipswich, Cambridge, Tempsford & Brighton. Bujinkan Miyabiryu is headed by Jake Sharpstone (15th Dan) under Soke Masaaki Hatsumi.
We train in traditional, authentic ninjutsu as translated by Soke Masaaki Hatsumi (34th Grandmaster of Bujinkan Budo Taijutsu).
This is an ancient warrior tradition encompassing a wide range of unique combat skills effective for modern society including self protection, weapons, strategy and much more.
Classes are on Monday night's 19:30 - 21:00.
First class is free after that it is £6 per class.
We take students from 16 years and above.
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 Rue des Marchands à Colmar
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Watercolor+ Art Show at Ashawagh Hall
byVeronica Chumbi
in Arts, Featured
Home Arts
A group of local watercolor artists will present a new art show called "Watercolor+" on Friday, September 23rd from 3 pm to 7pm, Saturday, September 24th from 10am to 8pm, and Sunday, September 25th from 11am to 4pm at Ashawagh Hall, 780 Springs Fireplace Rd, East Hampton.
Featured artists include Kirsten Benfield, Nancy Brody, Barbara Dilorenzo, Laurie Hall, Beth Meredith, Lesley Obrock, Janet Rojas, Jerry Schawbe and Carol Sigler. Paintings will include watercolors, pastel, print and acrylics with a heavy concentration on landscapes, abstraction and the convergence of nature in both.
Kirsten Benfield
"Crann Bethadh" (Tree of Life) Watercolor Triptique 2022
Kirsten Benfield is originally from New Zealand living and working in East Hampton. As a traveller, observation of her travels has been recorded in watercolor. "And in exploring my sense of place on the East End, I bring the two places together in landscapes, and mind-scapes". Kirsten has developed her own style that is now heavily influenced with texture,structure and atmosphere.Kirsten has been involved in many of the Springs Improvement Societies curated shows, East Hampton Arts Council events and Guild HallMembers Shows and The Sag Harbor Church.
Nancy Brody
"Pink Path" Watercolor/Pastel 2022
Nancy was born in Detroit, MI and moved to New York City in 1980 in order to be involved in NYC arts and culture. She has spent her career in non-profit arts management for organizations such as Lincoln Center for the Performing Arts, 92Y, The Rubin Museum of Art, The National Academy Museum and the Metropolitan Museum of Art as a Volunteer. She was a docent at the Parrish Art Museum for the past five years and currently produces Artist Studio Tours for the Volunteers of Guild Hall.
Nancy and her husband, Bob, bought an old farmhouse in East Hampton in 1985. In 2016, after 35 years of living and working in NYC, they moved full-time to East Hampton. The move has been an important event that has brought much joy and fulfillment to both of their lives. It was always her dream to paint, and by living full time in East Hampton, surrounded by the extraordinary light and nature, as well as the many talented artists she has met, creating art has become an integral part of her life. Giving up NYC was an enormous change yet extremely gratifying. Starting a new life has been a transformative experience. Art making and the physical beauty of the East End has been a big part of that transformation.
Nancy started painting in 2016 with artist Barbara Thomas at the Parrish Museum. She studied watercolor with Janet Jennings from 2018-2021 where she met the current water+color+works group. During the pandemic, she took Pastel workshops with Roisin Bateman over Zoom while continuing to paint with the group. She is most appreciative to be a part of water+color+works painting group and thanks them for their continued support and enormous inspiration. It's never too late to try and achieve your dreams.
Barbara Dilorenzo
"Atlantic #4" Watercolor 2021
While working as an art director in New York City Barbara began painting in plein air on the East End of Long Island.
Eventually moving to East Hampton she now maintains a studio there. Working mostly in watercolor her landscape painting now migrates more towards abstraction. Nature and the nature of things continue to be her inspiration.
Her work has been exhibited at Guild Hall, Ashawagh Hall, the 50th Springs Invitational and galleries in East Hampton including Elizabeth Dow and Ille Arts and is in private collections in New York and the East End. She is a member of the East Hampton Arts Council and "water+color+works" an East End art group.
Laurie Hall
"Smoke and Sky 1" Watercolor 2022
Laurie grew up in Buffalo, New York and started taking art classes at the age of five at the Albright Knox Art Gallery. She took classes at the University of Buffalo all through her childhood which led her to the Rhode Island School of Design. She graduated with a BFA in Textile
Design and moved to New York to begin her forty-six year career as a Textile Designer. She continued taking classes at SVA and Greenwich House Pottery.
In 2019 she retired and moved to East Hampton. Although she had always painted, she states "I never had the freedom to paint full-time without the constraints of my commercial work".
She took some new classes in painting and printmaking and was invited to join the water+color+works group. As she says, "my paintings, especially my watercolors, are developing and changing and I feel that I am starting to have my own personal identity as an artist". She has exhibited at Guild Hall, Ille Arts and Ashawagh Hall. She is a member of the National Association of Women Artists and the Artist Alliance of East Hampton.
Janet Rojas
"Summer Morning" Watercolor 2022
Janet Rojas got her introduction to watercolor painting by taking a series of adult education classes at East Hampton High School. She has also studied with Janet Jennings.
Both her representational and abstract works are inspired by the serenity and nature of the East End. Janet has participated in shows at Ashawagh Hall, Guild Hall, Ille Arts, the Watermill Museum, Amagansett library and the South Street Gallery in Greenport, NY.
She is a founding member of water+color+works and also a member of the Artists Alliance of East Hampton.
Jerry Schwabe
"Downfall" Monotype 2022
Color, gesture and line continue to be an important manifestation of inspiration for Jerry Schwabe's painting, photography and sculpture. In the show watercolor+, Jerry Schwabe exhibits a group of watercolor and monotype paintings that demonstrate his ability to convey atmosphere and mood through color as well as expressive forms and lines. His art is inspired by nature and he is deeply affected by the light and colors in the natural world of the Hamptons and East End.
Jerry Schwabe's art has been exhibited at Guild Hall, John Jermain Library, Long Island Museum, the Bridgehampton Historical Museum, Quogue Library Gallery, The White Room Gallery, Rosalie Dimon Gallery, East End Arts, Elizabeth Dow Home, LaMantia Gallery, Ashawagh Hall, Serena & Lily, Coastal Home, Salmagundi Club and more.
He won "Best Photography" for Hamptons Art Hub's 2016 Juried Art Competition & Exhibition and won the "President's Award" 82nd AAPL 2010. Nationally, his art has been exhibited in at the Cornell Museum of Art and American Culture – Florida and The Pace Cultural Center – Colorado. His work is held in numerous private collections. Schwabe studied at the National Academy School of Fine Arts, New School University, Art Students League of New York, School of Visual Arts with Bruno Lucchesi, Victor D'Amico Institute, Amagansett Applied Arts, Kenneth LeRiche and with Michael Viera, Kimberly Monson, Janet Jennings and Dennis Leri.
Carol Craig Sigler
"Orange Moon" Watercolor
Carol Craig Sigler was born in New York City and raised on the East End of Long Island.
After completing her studies she and her Husband lived in Europe for several years where she studied painting. The couple returned to New York where she continued painting at The New School.
After a career in western medicine, three wonderful children, and a large Acupuncture practice, She was able to continue painting here in East Hampton. Time, emotion, space, rhythm, life, surrounded by light fractured by water have helped create her style.
"I am confident that I will continue searching for this thing that never remains the same."
The Parrish Museum Joins Over 700 Cities Globally in Hosting PechaKucha Nights
South Fork Sea Farmers Create an Oyster Reef in Accabonac Harbor


Earlier this week we looked at power management in Windows 7. This article will follow up on that same topic by checking in on the efficiency of your power settings. The report will help you isolate power hungry components and tell you where all of your energy is going. This knowledge is helpful for people running Windows 7 on laptops since battery life is always something on the mind.
To ensure accurate results, make sure you don't have any programs running that usually wouldn't be running when your computer is just sitting idle. Let's get started on generating a report!
1. Click the Windows Start Orb, and then Type cmd into the search box. Next Right-Click cmd.exe that appears in the program list; in the context menu Click Run as administrator.
2. In the command prompt, Type powercfg –energy and Press Enter to start the diagnostic. It will take 60 seconds to complete.
3. You'll see the diagnostic report; you can decipher what kind of message it is by its background color.
Alright, well hopefully you aren't like me and had a massive report to sort through and figure out. But going through all of the errors and warnings can significantly improve your power efficiency and enhance battery life for laptops.


The tradition of eating 12 grapes at midnight comes from Spain. Revelers stuff their mouths with 12 grapes in the final moments of the year—one grape for every chime of the clock!
In the southern US, black-eyed peas and pork foretell good fortune. See our recipe for Good Luck Hoppin' John!
In Scotland—where Hogmanay is celebrated—people parade down the streets swinging balls of fire.
Eating any ring-shaped treat (such as a doughnut) symbolizes "coming full circle" and leads to good fortune. In Dutch homes, fritters called olie bollen are served.
Apples dipped in honey are a Rosh Hashanah (Jewish New Year) tradition.
In Swiss homes, dollops of whipped cream, symbolizing the richness of the year to come, are dropped on the floors—and allowed to remain there!
Are you ready for a few more….
They sure do love their pickled fish in European countries like Germany, Poland, and Scandinavia, eating a plate of pickled herring when the clock strikes midnight is customary if you hope the coming year will be bountiful. You see, herring itself is not only an abundant staple in Europe; the silverfish is thought to symbolize good fortune.
Many believe that consuming a bowl of noodles come midnight on December 31 will bring the lucky slurper longevity or bear tidings for a long, healthful life.
In Asian culture, fish and abundance go hand in hand. In fact, eating fish is considered good luck as long as the fish is served whole with the head and tail still attached.
Do you have a New Years "food" tradition? Perhaps you can start a new one with yor friends or family for 2019!


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Georgia's first and only local kombucha brand, Golda Kombucha, now offers a grapefruit and rosemary kombucha infused with cannabidiol, a non-psychoactive compound found in the hemp or cannabis plant. The brew can be found on tap at Cultured South, Atlanta's fermentation headquarters located in the West End BeltLine Lee + White food and beverage district.
Wade herself uses CBD at home to treat insomnia, a common affliction for business owners running an operation with as many moving parts as Cultured South. The facility houses Georgia's first commercial kombucha brewery and taproom, as well as a collection of other fermentation projects, including vegan cashew cheese, kefir (grain-like bacteria culture fermented from dairy or nut milk), sauerkraut, and kimchi. The kombucha and many of the other fermentation projects are cultured with a live probiotic recipe passed down from Wade's grandmother Golda, a practitioner of Appalaichan folk medicine.The taproom also serves pickles and gelato from Cultured South's neighbors, Doux South Pickles and Honeysuckle Gelato.


Beautifully redone semi-detached home in the Glen Hollows neighborhood. New flooring throughout, 2 new bathrooms, new stainless appliances, new granite counter tops, new wooden deck, and new paint. Throw in Central Air, Natural Gas heat, and a 1 car garage and you've got yourself a pretty awesome spot!


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A collaborative model with ELNEST CREATIVE ACTIVITY, a brand that plans to create items for the success of traditional crafts and items that are particular about domestic production, from the " Climber Line " of full-fledged outdoor gear PRO TREK that continues to evolve with advanced technology and design The
ELNEST is a wear brand directed by Shin Iura, who started in 2007, and develops activity wear that connects nature and the city with both functionality and design. This collaboration was born by an offer from ELNEST, which continues to propose new values, such as collaborations with famous brands that are active on the front lines and products that incorporate traditional Japanese manufacturing.
Based on the PRW-60, which has undergone significant downsizing, the simple and robust world view that the brand embodies is expressed with a black-out dial inspired by the silence of nature. The minimalist design that conveys the minimum necessary information to stoic has a modern finish that makes you feel nostalgic.
The index ring indicated by the Durasoft band and the needle uses a deep green "Forest Green" inspired by the forest. The black dial is enhanced with a modern impression. A special phosphorescent material that emits light in the dark is integrally formed on the back of the Durasoft band. At night, phosphorescence illuminates the side of the band in a line, and you can feel the modernism of the ELNEST brand.
The included replacement crossband uses the original camouflage pattern "BOOKTREE CAMO" that represents ELNEST. This textile, inspired by the beech forests and plants of the Shirakami Mountains, which has become a World Natural Heritage site, is boldly expressed with a rough jacquard weave. We finished the design that makes ACTVIST look like a rough weaving expression that opens the way.
This collaboration model was created by creating a new value of "manufacturing" with the brand ELNEST, which plans items that are particular about domestic products, and manufacturing for inheriting traditional crafts, and PRO TREK, which has sharpened its functionality in the outdoors.


KARACHI – Dengue Prevention and Control Programme (DPCP) with a view to creating awareness about dengue viral fever among students is planning to organize awareness sessions in schools and colleges of the metropolis.
According to the city's director health, Dr Zafar Ejaz, who is also the DPCP's acting project manager, said that dengue fever's peak season has already begun in the city with the onset of monsoon and hence the need of the hour is to adopt preventive measures to protect from dengue fever.
In this regard, he informed that all town health officers (THOs) have been directed to organize dengue fever awareness pogrammes in their respective towns.
FUMIGATION DRIVE: He said that Karachi Metropolitan Corporation (KMC) has also been asked to immediately launch fumigation campaign in every nook and cranny of the city so as to eliminate dengue larva in an effective manner.
Moreover, directives have also been issued to the heads of public sector hospitals for taking preventive measures in their health care facilities on a war-footing basis.
Terming dengue fever a `social' issue, he said it could only be controlled or eliminated through joint efforts of both the community and the government.
Giving break-up of dengue fever cases, he said of the total 796 dengue fever cases reported across the province during the current year, 770 were detected in Karachi alone, whereas the remaining cases were reported from other parts of the province.
Meanwhile, another official of the DPCP, who wished not to quoted, said that demographics changes, lack of proper disposal of garbage and open drains were the main causes behind dengue fever in the city.
He advised the people to keep their food items and water properly covered at homes during fumigation in their localities.
He was the view that media could play a vital role in creating awareness about dengue viral fever.


My name is Tomoko Bylund. I am from Osaka, Japan and have been living in Sweden for 12 years. I have been working with sales for 11 years and it has become a passion of mine. My biggest passion in my career is customer success. I believe a great company is one who provides the best customer experience and grows together. I became interested in bioprinting after I realized that was something that could really change the future of medicine. I have always wanted to work with something that will make an impact on the world for the better. I am a mother of two girls and have become inspired by this technology to be able to contribute in a way that it can change the world enough to benefit my children and generations to come.
In my spare time I enjoy the nature, running and being family and friends. I really look forward to seeing how the bioprinting world will progress!
1.What is one thing people would be surprised to know about you? I used to be a cheerleader in high school! Everyone always laughs and can never believe that I used to take cheerleading so seriously. I even went to competitions and that is exactly where I found the joy of working with a team. It taught me to support, wish others success and be apart of a team.
2. If you could have any super power what would it be? I love eating! I am a huge foodie so my super power would have to be to never gain weight.
3. What was your dream job as a child? I wanted to be a baker and own a bakery. I thought it would be great to eat cake every day!


Neither were capitalist systems empty of help for the poor and the needy. National politicians have surrendered ever more power, for example over trade and financial flows, to global markets and supranational bodies, and may thus find that they are unable to keep promises they have made to voters. They try to utilize the youth force for their personal a. Civic societies have the right to inform and educate people on their rights, and help them to interpret various clauses of the law. The collapse of the Soviet Union created many fledgling democracies in central Europe. Such essays may help and motivate students to know about the Indian cultures, heritages, monuments, famous places, importance of teachers, mothers, animals, traditional festivals, events, occasions, famous personalities, legends, social issues and so many other topics. This was more than mere opportunism: Mr Bush sincerely believed that the Middle East would remain a breeding ground for terrorism so long as it was dominated by dictators.
Party membership is declining across the developed world: only 1% of Britons are now members of political parties compared with 20% in 1950. Kerri is a business partner and that is why she finds the right people. There is not enough time. Not everyone can vote in an election. In Switzerland there is direct democracy where the head of the State is directly elected by the people. However, only a few people could actually join in.
In Europe, trials with a jury are only used for serious crimes, such as , taking or. But there are also many countries who do not like to be in a democracy such as Saudi Arabia, Myanmar and North Korea and also there are many small countries such as Vatican city or Cuba where there are no democracy methods used. I have known Kerri for over 15 years, both as a client and a candidate. And why should developing countries regard democracy as the ideal form of government when the American government cannot even pass a budget, let alone plan for the future? Reuters, Getty Images, Getty Images. The party with the most votes then picks the candidates. But that is how democracy functions. This type of exploitation generally results in violence.
During the darkest days of the euro crisis the euro-elite forced Italy and Greece to replace democratically elected leaders with technocrats. However, everyone has an obligation to respect the law and abide by it. Essay Topics Following are different types of essay topics for students which are categorized in many sections so that you can easily chose the topic as per your need and requirement. But the government has a focus on , where the government should step in and help people without jobs. Most of the youths are taking part in this elections and because of this the brain of the youths and government power together are helping in the development of the country. It is preferred because of the prestigious freedom that citizens enjoy in executing their choices.
Parliament was chosen by only a few percent of the people in 1780, fewer than 3% of people joined in. A few states have introduced open primaries and handed redistricting to independent boundary commissions. In socialism the workers own them instead which is very different. Europe has used its form of government for almost half a century. Politicians Democracy is not a government; it is a way of thinking, a responsibility. After many years India had got his Indian constitution and declared India as a democratic federal Republic.
The Frenchman Michel de Montaigne was the first author to describe his work as essays. This necessary material that teachers teach gives the students knowledge. Reform of party financing, so that the names of all donors are made public, might reduce the influence of special interests. But we will not pay any amount to publish your words in our website. Being able to install alternative leaders offering alternative policies makes democracies better than autocracies at finding creative solutions to problems and rising to existential challenges, though they often take a while to zigzag to the right policies.
Essay writing is not your forte? The financial crisis starkly exposed the unsustainability of such debt-financed democracy. But if democracy is to remain as successful in the 21st century as it was in the 20th, it must be both assiduously nurtured when it is young—and carefully maintained when it is mature. First off, there has to be a petiti Democracy. Governments had steadily extended entitlements over decades, allowing dangerous levels of debt to develop, and politicians came to believe that they had abolished boom-bust cycles and tamed risk. In a , everyone has the right to make laws together. Voter turnout is falling, too: a study of 49 democracies found that it had declined by 10 percentage points between 1980-84 and 2007-13. There is unlimited mobility within the country.
They include conducting free and fair elections, protecting human rights, applying the law to all citizens equally, and citizens having the right actively involve themselves in civic and political activities. Since the introduction of democracy in 1994 South Africa has been ruled by the same party, the African National Congress, which has become progressively more self-serving. Get professional essay writing help from writing service: any discipline, any level and complexity. Democratic dysfunction goes hand in hand with democratic distemper. Some groups may be excluded, for example.
Your contributions will be appropriately acknowledged. Democracy is growing in many individual countries. The people mass in the main square. Moreover, any government is bound by an election term after which it has to compete against other parties to regain power. To create a better society and nation, the people of India along with the union and state governments should come together to fight against the miseries of human life. Some countries have already embarked upon this process. The politicians generally try to pick up one or the other problem concerning universities or colleges and make the students agitate against it.


Home › Forums › Great Computer Tips And Tricks › Computer Maintenance Tips › Has anyone got an uninterruptible power supply (UPS) to protect their computer?
Where I live it is storm season and we have continuous power interuptions that can really stuff your computer up. I have actually lost a few computer power supplies in the last few months…I have surge protectors connected to my computer but they do not help for some reason.. Now I am thinking or buying an uninterruptible power supply (UPS) for my computer. A UPS is a Power Conditioner with a battery that offers protection against power failures and black outs. So if the power does go out I will have time to shut the computer down properly and without blowing the power supply. This sounds like an extreme piece of equipment for a household computer, but does anyone else use an uninterruptible power supply (UPS) for their computer and is it really worth the money?
Oh dear, I'm laughing – not at the misfortune suffered from the lightening strike but out of all those lovely things, it was the computers that were protected.
Few weeks before I too observe same problem but after I started use of UPS . I and my valuable devices come over from this trouble of power failure.


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Airbear Software Releases Version 1.1 of Its Popular gdSuite Search Program
Los Angeles, CA (PRWEB) December 14, 2004
13-year-old computer whiz Aaron Feuer has developed gdSuite, which improves upon Google Desktop to create an even easier-to-use and more comprehensive computer desktop search application.
Airbear Software today released version 1.1 of its popular search program, gdSuite (http://www.airbearsoftware.com/gdsuite/). gdSuite was first released on November 19, 2004, has been downloaded thousands of times in over 75 countries since then, and has received critical acclaim.
gdSuite is an add-on to Google Desktop, a program from Google released this fall that lets users search the information on their computers. While Windows' built-in search feature can only search files, Google Desktop can instantly search inside Outlook and Outlook Express e-mails, web pages users have visited, and AIM (AOL Instant Messenger) conversations. In addition, users can search inside text documents as well as Microsoft Word, Excel, and PowerPoint files.
Google Desktop has revolutionized the way users search their computers, but users have to search from within a web browser, and there are no advanced search options. With gdSuite, users search from an easy-to-use program that mimics the look and feel of the Windows built-in search application. In addition, users can limit their results by numerous criteria, ranging from file name to e-mail subject to date, and the results are still instant. gdSuite uses the results from Google Desktop, filters them, and then displays them to the user in an easy-to-use fashion.
"I loved Google Desktop, but I thought I could make it even better with gdSuite" said the program's developer Aaron Feuer. "It's exciting that other people think so too and that gdSuite is catching on around the world."
Airbear Software is developing gdSuite version 1.2, to be released later this month. "We would like to add the ability to search inside PDF files as well as information in music and photo files," said Mr. Feuer. He adds that Airbear Software is also looking into new ways to view search results, support for more instant messaging platforms, and the ability for users to search their computers remotely.
In version 1.2, Airbear Software also plans to add the ability to modify some internal Google Desktop settings that were previously unreachable. Mr. Feuer says that in the future, users will be able to move the large index files that Google Desktop now retains to anywhere on a user's computer. Users will also be able to configure Google Desktop to search CD-ROM, network, and external drives.
About Airbear Software
Airbear Software is small software business based in Los Angeles, California, which offers web site design, custom programming, and a number of other digital services. Airbear Software is run by Aaron Feuer, who is an eighth grader at the Portola Middle School magnet program. In addition to Airbear Software, he established a non-profit program to provide low-income students in Los Angeles schools with free computers and training. Mr. Feuer solicits computer donations and refurbishes the computers. Then, he distributes the computers and trains the students on how to use them. For more information about Airbear Software, visit http://www.airbearsoftware.com.
Aaron Feuer
Airbear Software
http://www.airbearsoftware.com
press@airbearsoftware.com
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HNY Research projects that the Full Body Scanner market size will grow from  in 2017 to  by 2023, at an estimated CAGR of . The base year considered for the study is 2017, and the market size is projected from 2018 to 2023.
The growth can be attributed to the increasing terror attacks at critical infrastructures and mass transit stations, and also the increasing investments in R&D for enhanced full body scanners.
11.12 Brijot Imaging Systems, Inc.


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Q: Помогите с оператором эквивалентности Помогите разобраться, ответ должен быть 15b но браузер показывает 15:
$a = 5; //тип integer
$b = "10b"; //тип string
$sum = $a + $b;
echo "Сумма двух чисел = $sum";

A: Приведенный Вами пример иллюстрирует автоматическое приведение типов в php
Так как + является оператором сложения чисел, строка "10b" преобразовывается в число. Если использовать оператор сложения строк ., получится 510b. В любом случае, ответ никак не должен быть 15b.
Оператор эквивалентности === нужен тогда, когда нужно сравнить не только результаты выражений, но также их типы, например:
var_dump(10 == "10b");      // true
var_dump(10 === "10b");     // false


Dip into greatness with this Homemade Roasted Red Pepper Hummus! It's filled with robust, spicy & smoky-sweet flavors. You'll be addicted to this healthy snack in no time!
I'm a serial snacker, so I try to keep it healthy as possible when I'm munching away. I can't say I'm always successful, but if I prep a few healthy snacks for the week, I stay on track.
I usually prep on Sundays and I'll make a few batches of Air-Fried Chickpeas, my favorite No-Bake Granola Bars and lately, instead of regular hummus, I've been making my Homemade Roasted Red Pepper Hummus.
It's kind of an on-going joke that vegans love hummus, and maybe it's true, but honestly, I've always been a big fan, even in my non-vegan days.
What's not to love? It's so flavorful, rich, hearty and versatile. Plus, you can take it with you everywhere!
The ingredients are very similar to the plain hummus, it just has the addition of roasted bell peppers and chipotle peppers in adobo sauce.
You can use jarred roasted peppers or roast them yourself. It's actually pretty easy to do, and you can make extra for future recipes because they freeze really well.
If you'd like to try your hand at it, I have easy-to-follow instructions posted with my Roasted Red Pepper Pasta recipe. You'll need one small red bell pepper in place of 1/2 cup jarred. Easy peasy!
The chipotle pepper is definitely optional, but you may want to give it a try at least once. It adds a wonderful smoky & robust flavor that's completely addictive. I only add one pepper so it doesn't overpower the flavor of the roasted peppers.
Add all the ingredients to a food processor and process on high until you've reached desired consistency (It should have some texture with a thick paste-like consistency). Scrape down sides as needed.
Now while the processor is running, add the olive oil and blend until combined. This will smooth it out slightly. Taste for seasoning and add more if needed (I usually add a pinch more salt and lemon juice).
You can make a huge platter with veggies, olives, vegan cheese, crackers, pita bread, dried fruit, nuts, fresh herbs and more. It can also be used as a spread, topping, sauce thickener and flavor enhancer. The sky's the limit!
If you make this Homemade Roasted Red Pepper Hummus, let me know what you think by ★ star rating it and leaving a comment below. It would really make my day. You can also follow me on Instagram and share your creation with me. Just tag me @veganhuggs and hashtag #veganhuggs so I don't miss it.
Dip into greatness with this Homemade Roasted Red Pepper Hummus! It's filled with robust, spicy & smoky-sweet flavors. You'll be addicted to this healthy snack in no time!
Add all the ingredients to a food processor. Process on high until you've reached desired consistency (It should have some texture with a thick paste-like consistency). Scrape down sides as needed.
Now while the processor is running, add olive oil and blend until combined. This will smooth it out slightly. Taste for seasoning and add more if needed (I usually add a pinch more salt and lemon juice).
*Optional: to make it a bit creamier, you can add the reserved liquid while the processor is running. Pour 1 tablespoon first and determine if you'll need the second. For a thinner consistency, you can add a few teaspoons of water.
Serve in a small bowl or plate and top with a small swirl of olive oil, a sprinkle of paprika, fresh-cut parsley, A few strips of roasted pepper, pine nuts, and cracked pepper. Enjoy!
* If you want to roast your own pepper, you can find out how to do it here. You will need 1 small pepper.
* Hummus is really easy to adjust to personal taste. If you aren't sure how seasoned you'll like it, then it's best to start conservative and add as needed.
* For super smooth hummus, you can peel the skins off the chickpeas first. I like my hummus with some texture, so I usually don't do this. To peel, place them inside a dry towel and gently roll around. Most of the skins will loosen.


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Trtnik Glinski falu Horvátországban, Sziszek-Monoszló megyében. Közigazgatásilag Glinához tartozik.

Fekvése
Sziszek városától légvonalban 23, közúton 45 km-re délnyugatra, községközpontjától légvonalban 6, közúton 10 km-re keletre fekszik.

Története
Trtnik Glinski a környék számos településéhez hasonlóan a 17. század vége felé a Boszniából a török uralom elől menekülő pravoszláv szerbekkel népesült be. 1696-ban a szábor a bánt tette meg a Kulpa és az Una közötti határvédő erők parancsnokává, melyet hosszas huzavona után 1704-ben a bécsi udvar is elfogadott. Ezzel létrejött a Báni végvidék (horvátul Banovina), mely katonai határőrvidék része lett. 1745-ben megalakult a Glina központú első báni ezred, melynek fennhatósága alá ez a vidék is tartozott. 1881-ben megszűnt a katonai közigazgatás. A falunak 1857-ben 92, 1910-ben 186 lakosa volt.

1918-ban az új szerb-horvát-szlovén állam, majd később Jugoszlávia része lett. A második világháború idején a Független Horvát Állam része volt. 1991. június 25-én jogilag ugyan a független Horvátország része lett, de szerb lakossága a Krajinai Szerb Köztársasághoz csatlakozott. 1995. augusztus 8-án a Vihar hadművelettel foglalta vissza a horvát hadsereg. A szerb lakosság elmenekült de később néhányan visszatértek. A településnek 2011-ben 14 lakosa volt, akik mezőgazdasággal és állattartással foglalkoztak.

Népesség

Jegyzetek

Források
Glina város hivatalos oldala
 Glina község rendezési tervének III. módosítása 2017.

További információk
Glina város információs portálja
A felső-károlyvárosi pravoszláv püspökség honlapja

Sziszek-Monoszló megye települései


Lignae handmake luxury bespoke furniture for an exclusive set of clientelle.
The master craftsmen at Lignae make every piece of their luxury furniture to order, and tailoring it to their clients' individual style.
The photography had to convey the brand's quality, craftsmanship & attention to detail while also showcasing the stunning furniture.
Quality, creative photography is a key ingredient when marketing luxury products.
The photography would be used across media for marketing as well as on the website we were building. Narrative produced a set of creative product photography for Lignae's luxury furniture, using of creative lighting techniques to highlight the elegant furniture.


The 1994 Italian Grand Prix (formally the Pioneer 65o Gran Premio d'Italia) was a Formula One motor race held on 11 September 1994 at the Autodromo Nazionale Monza, Monza. It was the twelfth race of the 1994 Formula One World Championship.
The 53-lap race was won by British driver Damon Hill, driving a Williams-Renault, with Austria's Gerhard Berger second in a Ferrari and Finland's Mika Häkkinen third in a McLaren-Peugeot. Frenchman Jean Alesi took pole position in the other Ferrari and led before suffering a gearbox failure on lap 15.
The win enabled Hill to move to within 11 points of Michael Schumacher in the Drivers' Championship. Schumacher was banned for this race and the following race in Portugal for his actions at the British Grand Prix; his place at Benetton was taken by Finland's JJ Lehto, who had been his teammate earlier in the season.
The day after the race, Lotus went into receivership; however, they would compete in the remaining races of the 1994 season. Lotus had brought an upgraded Mugen engine to Monza, allowing Johnny Herbert to qualify in a season-best fourth place, but hopes of a points finish were ended by a first-corner collision with Eddie Irvine's Jordan.
The Grand Prix was originally cancelled on 12 August 1994 when local officials refused a demand to cut down 123 trees for reasons related to safety. The trees in question were located at the Lesmo corners which lacked suitable run off-areas. After the announcement, Gianni Letta, an Italian cabinet under-secretary went to Cannes to meet with FIA president Max Mosley to discuss the issue. The meeting, also attended by Ferrari driver and representative to the drivers Gerhard Berger, agreed that changes to the shape of the curve would reduce its speed.
^1 Eddie Irvine's Friday qualifying times were deleted because he completed 13 laps, one over the limit, during the session.
^2 Paul Belmondo did not take part in the Saturday qualifying session after destroying his car in a shunt in the morning's practice session.
^ "Motor Racing Programme Covers: 1994". The Programme Covers Project. Retrieved 12 November 2017.
^ "Italian Grand Prix called off". The Gainesville Sun. Associated Press. 13 August 1994. p. 16.
^ "Motor Racing: Italian Grand Prix reinstated: Revised scheme temporarily solves safety problem at Monza". The Independent. 15 August 1994. Retrieved 16 December 2012.
^ "1994 Italian Grand Prix". formula1.com. Archived from the original on 29 January 2015. Retrieved 23 December 2015.
^ a b "Italy 1994 - Championship • STATS F1". www.statsf1.com. Retrieved 18 March 2019.


Health Coach Paul Hess, Ph.D., of Primal Rejuvenation, in Plymouth, isoffering a free phone or Skype consultations for new clients. After suffering with chronic fatigue, Hess learned that one of the fastest ways to create real energy is through minerals.
and supplements to find out which ones are suitable for each individual, Hess is able to provide a customized nutrient plan for each client that promotes optimal health. "The testing includes what type of diet you should be on as defined b y your daily levels of carbohydrates, protein and fat," he says.
For more information or to schedule a consultation, call Hess at 248-259-8202 or visit PrimalRejuvenation.com.


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import { Promise } from 'es6-promise';
import * as React from 'react';
import { TextField } from 'office-ui-fabric-react/lib/TextField';
import { NumberTextField } from './NumberTextField';

export class TextFieldErrorMessageExample extends React.Component<{}, {}> {
  public constructor(props: any) {
    super(props);

    this._getErrorMessage = this._getErrorMessage.bind(this);
    this._getErrorMessagePromise = this._getErrorMessagePromise.bind(this);
  }

  public render() {
    return (
      <div>
        <TextField
          label='TextField with a string-based validator. Hint: the length of the input string must be less than 3.'
          onGetErrorMessage={ this._getErrorMessage }
        />
        <TextField
          label='TextField with a Promise-based validator. Hint: the length of the input string must be less than 3.'
          onGetErrorMessage={ this._getErrorMessagePromise }
        />
        <TextField
          label='TextField with a string-based validator. Hint: the length of the input string must be less than 3.'
          value='It should show an error message under this error message on render.'
          onGetErrorMessage={ this._getErrorMessage }
        />
        <TextField
          label='TextField with a string-based validator. Hint: the length of the input string must be less than 3.'
          value='It will run validation only on input change and not on render.'
          onGetErrorMessage={ this._getErrorMessage }
          validateOnLoad={ false }
        />
        <TextField
          label='TextField with a Promise-based validator. Hint: the length of the input string must be less than 3.'
          value='It should show an error message under this error message 5 seconds after render.'
          onGetErrorMessage={ this._getErrorMessagePromise }
        />
        <TextField
          label='TextField has both description and error message.'
          value='It should show description and error message on render at the same time.'
          description='This field has description and error message both under the input box.'
          onGetErrorMessage={ this._getErrorMessage }
        />
        <TextField
          label='TextField with a string-based validator. Hint: the length of the input string must be less than 3.'
          placeholder='Validation will start after users stop typing for 2 seconds.'
          onGetErrorMessage={ this._getErrorMessage }
          deferredValidationTime={ 2000 }
        />
        <TextField
          label='TextField that validates only on focus and blur. Hint: the length of the input string must be less than 3.'
          placeholder='Validation will start only on input focus and blur'
          onGetErrorMessage={ this._getErrorMessage }
          validateOnFocusIn
          validateOnFocusOut
        />
        <TextField
          label='TextField that validates only on blur. Hint: the length of the input string must be less than 3.'
          placeholder='Validation will start only on input blur.'
          onGetErrorMessage={ this._getErrorMessage }
          validateOnFocusOut
        />
        <TextField
          label='TextField that uses the errorMessage property to set an error state.'
          placeholder='This field always has an error.'
          errorMessage='This is a statically set error message.'
        />
        <NumberTextField
          label='Number TextField with valid initial value'
          initialValue='100'
        />
        <NumberTextField
          label='Number TextField with invalid initial value'
          initialValue='Not a number'
        />
      </div>
    );
  }

  private _getErrorMessage(value: string): string {
    return value.length < 3
      ? ''
      : `The length of the input value should less than 3, actual is ${value.length}.`;
  }

  private _getErrorMessagePromise(value: string): Promise<string> {
    return new Promise((resolve) => {
      // resolve the promise after 3 second.
      setTimeout(() => resolve(this._getErrorMessage(value)), 5000);
    });
  }
}


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MY FAVORITE ALL-TIME CLASSIC MOVIES
WUTHERING HEIGHTS (1939) - Stirring adaptation of Emily Bronte's novel about the magnificent story of doomed love in pre-Victorian England. Haunting, a must-see film.
MR. SMITH GOES TO WASHINGTON (1939) -Political heavyweights decide that Jefferson Smith (James Stewart), an obscure scoutmaster in a small town, would be the perfect dupe to fill a vacant U.S. Senate chair. Surely this naive bumpkin can be easily controlled by the senior senator (Claude Rains) from his state, a respectable and corrupted career politician. Director Frank Capra fills the movie with Smith's wide-eyed wonder at the glories of Washington, all of which ring false for his cynical secretary (Jean Arthur), who doesn't believe for a minute this rube could be for real. But he is.
THE GRAPES OF WRATH (1940) -Following a prison term he served for manslaughter, Tom Joad (Henry Fonda) returns to find his family homestead overwhelmed by weather and the greed of the banking industry. With little work potential on the horizon of the Oklahoma dust bowls, the entire family packs up and heads for the Promised Land in California. But the arduous trip and harsh living conditions they encounter offer little hope, and family unity proves as daunting a challenge as any other they face.
CITIZEN KANE (1941) -Arguably the greatest of American films, Orson Welles's 1941 masterpiece, made when he was only 26. The film is basically about a group of reporters who are trying to decipher the last word ever spoke by Charles Foster Kane, the millionaire newspaper tycoon: "Rosebud." The film begins with a news reel detailing Kane's life for the masses, and then from there, we are shown flashbacks from Kane's life. As the reporters investigate further, the viewers see a display of a fascinating man's rise to fame, and how he eventually fell off the "top of the world.
CASABLANCA (1942) -A truly perfect movie, the 1942 Casablanca still wows viewers today, and for good reason. Its unique story of a love triangle set against terribly high stakes in the war against a monster is sophisticated instead of outlandish, intriguing instead of garish. Humphrey Bogart plays the allegedly apolitical club owner in unoccupied French territory that is nevertheless crawling with Nazis; Ingrid Bergman is the lover who mysteriously deserted him in Paris; and Paul Heinreid is her heroic, slightly bewildered husband. This is certainly among the most spirited and ennobling movies ever made.
IT'S A WONDERFUL LIFE (1946) -George Bailey (James Stewart) has so many problems he is thinking about ending it all – and it's Christmas! As the angels discuss George, we see his life in flashback. As George is about to jump from a bridge, he ends up rescuing his guardian angel, Clarence. Clarence then shows George what his town would have looked like if it hadn't been for all of his good deeds over the years. Will Clarence be able to convince George to return to his family and forget suicide?
ON THE WATERFRONT (1954) -Terry Malloy (Marlon Brando) dreams about being a prize fighter, while tending his pigeons and running errands at the docks for Johnny Friendly, the corrupt boss of the dockers union. Terry witnesses a murder by two of Johnny's thugs, and later meets the dead man's sister and feels responsible for his death. She introduces him to Father Barry, who tries to force him to provide information for the courts that will smash the dock racketeers.
WITNESS FOR THE PROSECUTION (1957) -Agatha Christie tale of a man on trial for murder: a trial featuring surprise after surprise.
12 ANGRY MEN (1957) -The defense and the prosecution have rested and the jury is filing into the jury room to decide if a young Spanish-American is guilty or innocent of murdering his father. What begins as an open and shut case of murder soon becomes a mini-drama of each of the jurors' prejudices and preconceptions about the trial, the accused, and each other. Based on the play, all of the action takes place on the stage of the jury room.
TOUCH OF EVIL (1958) -Generally considered as the ultimate Film Noir (and the last film of the genre), Touch of Evil is certainly one of the most macabre, bizarre poignant films ever produced in Hollywood. The director Orson Welles is of course the man who made Citizen Kane, but many Welles followers such as Peter Bogdanovich actually consider Touch of Evil better than Kane as a matter of fact the best film Welles has ever directed.
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baron said...
Except for 12 Angry Men , which i have not seen (yet) your list pretty much sums up the best of those Classic Movies. On the lighter side, I would list Roman Holiday, Some Like it Hot, Sabrina, and African Queen.
I haven't still seen most of the films in this list but they are familiar to me. My most favorite, so far, is Casablanca... I agree with the fact that it certainly " still wows viewers today" with me being one of those viewers from today. There's just something about classics that makes me very much eager to see more of them in the near future.
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