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Yellow Longnose Butterflyfish (Forceps Fish)
By Stan & Debbie Hauter
Yellow Longnose Butterflyfish.
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The yellow longnose butterflyfish is a very common butterflyfish. It and its rather uncommon relative, the big longnose (Forcipiger longirostris) have one of the longest Hawaiian fish names, lau-wiliwili-nukunuku-'oi-'oi. Its meaning is "leaf of the wili-wili tree with a sharp nose." The hue of the fish is similar to the coloring of the big, billowy leaves of the Hawaiian wili-wili tree. This fish is prevalent in southern Hawaiian waters by Maui and Hawaii Island.
Breed Overview
Common Names: Yellow longnose butterflyfish, forceps fish, long-nosed butterflyfish, long-nosed coral fish
Scientific Name: Forcipiger flavissimus
Adult Size: 8.5 inches (22 centimeters)
Life Expectancy: 8.5 inches (22 centimeters)
Chaetodontidae
Indo-Pacific oceans
Minimum Tank Size
Egg-scatterer
8 to 12 dGH
70 to 81 F
Origin and Distribution
This fish is found from Hawaii and the Revillagigedo Islands southward into eastern and central Polynesia and then westward across the tropical Pacific Ocean, through the East Indies, and across the Indian Ocean to the coast of Africa and the Red Sea.
These butterflyfish spend most of their time near exposed seaward reefs where there is lots of coral growth, rocky caves, and ledges, and they are also found in lagoon reefs. They inhabit depths from between 3 to 476 feet with environments that include everything from shallow flats to very deep walls. They are usually seen in pairs though sometimes seen in small groups of as many as five individuals, and occasionally they are seen alone.
Colors and Markings
The yellow longnose butterflyfish has a disc-like shaped body that is laterally compressed and it has a long protruding snout tipped with a small mouth. The dorsal fin is continuous and it has a rounded tail fin. This fish has a bright yellow body as well as yellow dorsal, anal, and pelvic fins. There is a black bar over the nape covering the upper half of the eyes, giving a mask-like appearance. The rear edge of the dorsal and anal fins can be edged in blue and there is a prominent eye-spot on the anal fin just below the caudal peduncle. The pectoral and caudal fins are transparent.
The yellow longnose species has a shorter snout with a larger mouth at the end than its big longnose butterflyfish counterpart. These fish are named forceps fish, which stems from Latin forcipiger, meaning "forceps bearing." The mouths of both types of fish resemble a pair of surgical forceps. These fish use their elongated mouths to pluck invertebrate prey out of coral reef crevices.
The two species can also be identified correctly by counting their dorsal spines. The yellow longnose butterflyfish usually has 12 spines and from 22 to 24 soft rays, while the big longnose usually has 12 spines and from 25 to 28 soft rays.
Tankmates
In general, it is a peaceful fish. Butterflyfish are usually best kept singly or in larger aquariums as a mated pair. It does better with other non-aggressive fish, but can be placed into a moderately-aggressive community if introduced into the aquarium first. Smaller non-aggressive fishes like cardinalfish, gobies, tilefish, fairy basslets, fairy and flasher wrasses are good candidates as tank mates. Also, larger and rather territorial angelfish can be kept together with this species.
It can be kept with some of the other butterflyfish but will be aggressive towards other members of its own kind, as well as other butterflyfish in its same genus. Small but very territorial fishes like dottybacks should be avoided. Also, fish like bass or scorpionfish, even if they are small enough, should be avoided.
Habitat and Care
Yellow longnose butterflyfish need plenty of shelter and room to swim around. These fish prefer rockwork, preferably well developed live rock, that has caves or overhangs. They also need moderate water movement.
This fish is not recommended for reef-type aquariums since it is a known coral eater. They are best kept in "fish only" aquariums. It will need a well established, matured for at least six or more months, tank.
This fish is sensitive to even the lowest levels of ammonia and other changes in its environment that result in poor water quality. Sudden massive water changes can cause trouble. Consider water changes at 10 percent biweekly or 20 percent monthly.
Yellow Longnose Butterflyfish Diet
Yellow longnose butterflyfish are omnivorous but are primarily meat eaters. In the wild, it is found in areas with abundant corals, picking in between coral heads with its long snout. It feeds on a wide variety of invertebrates including stony coral polyps and soft coral polyps as well as small animal prey including crustaceans.
In the aquarium, offer meaty foods, dried flakes, prepared frozen foods, shrimp, and tablets. It may enjoy eating live brine shrimp but should be fed as many different foods as it will eat, as it will not thrive on that diet alone. The yellow longnose can adapt to eating typical aquarium butterflyfish fare rather quickly. Several sponge-based frozen foods are now available and can also be fed to butterflyfish. Vegetables like Japanese nori seaweed may also be favored. Feed it at least twice a day. If it is a tiny juvenile, food should be provided frequently in small quantities three or four times every day. Because it is such as thin bodied fish, if this fish is not provided with an adequate and ample diet, it can easily starve in captivity.
Sexual Differences
No sexual difference is noted for this species. These fish are gonochoristic, meaning that each fish is either a male or a female (they do not morph into another sex at any point in their life).
Breeding the Yellow Longnose Butterflyfish
This species has not been successfully spawned or cultivated in captivity. In the wild, like many other marine organisms, butterflyfish reproduce by external fertilization. They are pelagic, or egg scatterers that release many tiny eggs into the planktonic water column where they float with the currents until they hatch. Once hatched, the fry are in a post-larval state. Their body, extending from the head, is covered with large bony plates.
More Pet Fish Breeds and Further Research
If yellow longnose butterflyfish appeal to you, and you are interested in similar fish for your aquarium, read up on:
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Q: Issue with dynamic web service URL I have a service that I am using to make calls to several web services, each web service has a DEV, TST and PRD equivalent. Currently I have been making an instance of the web service and then swapping out some sections of the URL in order to change between environments depending on what is required.
I managed to get this working well but then I recently changed the code to use a database to contain the different URL's for the same services in different environments, however the URL's are now causing problems with the calls and I am getting the following error message:
System.Web.Services.Protocols.SoapException: Possible SOAP version mismatch: Envelope namespace http://schemas.xmlsoap.org/wsdl/ was unexpected. Expecting http://schemas.xmlsoap.org/soap/envelope/.
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   at VRLSAPData.web.vrl.InvoiceList.ZB2B_WS_FUNCTIONS_006_SRV.ZB2bCustomerInvoiceList(ZB2bCustomerInvoiceList ZB2bCustomerInvoiceList1) in c:\Users\pigramm\Testing\VS 2010 Projects\VRLSAPData\VRLSAPData\Web References\web.vrl.InvoiceList\Reference.cs:line 81
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Q: Connecting stages of active filters vs stages of passive filters Does connecting 2 stages of Sallen Key topology Butterworth characteristic filter only create a 4th order Butterworth filter with same cutoff frequency (-3dB point) but double the roll-off (-40dB per decade instead of -20dB per decade)?
Is the same pattern followed when we connect another identical stage to increase it to 6th order?
Is it true that this does not hold true for passive filters e.g RC filter due to "loading of following stages". Why?
I want to understand that if we can just multiply transfer function of each stage in active filter, why does same not apply to passive filters?

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Does connecting 2 stages of Sallen Key topology Butterworth
  characteristic filter only create a 4th order Butterworth filter with
  same cutoff frequency (-3dB point) but double the roll-off (-40dB per
  decade instead of -20dB per decade)?

No it doesn't create a 4th order butterworth in the classical sense - it will still be flat in the pass band but have a less precise roll-off area compared to a classical butterworth 4th order filter.
A multi-order butterworth filter has poles equally distributed around a circle in the pole zero diagram. The diameter of the circle is the natural resonant frequency for each stage (common to all): -

If you cascaded two identical 2nd order stages you'd end up with double poles at 45 degrees and the overall Q factor would be 0.5. If you look at any classical butterworth filter design and you multiply all the individual Q factors for each stage, the overall Q factor is 0.7071 - this doesn't happen when you cascade two individual 2nd order butterworth filters because 0.7071 x 0.7071 = 0.5.
An 8th order I recently designed has Q factors of 0.509795579, 0.601344886, 0.899976223 and 2.562915448. Multiply them all together and you get 0.707107072 which is near enough the reciprocal of the sq root of 2.

Is the same pattern followed when we connect another identical stage
  to increase it to 6th order?

Nope - it isn't butterworth any more.

Is it true that this does not hold true for passive filters e.g RC
  filter due to "loading of following stages". Why?

You are missing the point - it neither holds true for active or passive filters. However, it's worse for passive filters due to loading effects.

A: A passive filter is designed to work with specific terminations. The termination resistance is every bit as important at controlling the transfer function as the components within the filter. For instance an LC filter may require a 50\$\Omega\$ load at each end. An RC filter might require to be driven from a short circuit, and be loaded with an open circuit.
If you cascade a second passive section directly, you change the loading the first section drives into, and the second is driven from, changing the transfer function that each section produces.
If you place a buffer between the sections so that each section still sees the correct terminal impedance, so a 50 ohm isolation amplifier for LC filters, or a high input impedance buffer for a RC filters, then the individual sections retain their original transfer functions, and the resultant is the product of the original functions.
The transfer function of an active filter need not depend on the terminations. A Sallen Key filter has a zero impedance output, and is designed to be driven from a zero impedance input. Its transfer function does depend on being driven from a zero impedance, if that changes the transfer function will change.
However, when we cascade these filters directly, the zero impedance output of the first stage correctly drives the second stage input. Their transfer functions are automatically the product of the individual sections.


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Silverland Almanac
By Brad Bynum
Yes, that's a mama jackalope feeding her kitcalves on the cover of Silverland Almanac.
Photo By brad bynum
The West is the best. The Western region of the United States has long been a place of myths: pioneers settling towns and gunslingers settling scores. It's a place of wide open spaces and weird landscapes. It's a place where questions of law and morality are in constant flux and always subject to debate: Prostitution? Gambling? Murder? Maybe.
One theory is that our region, Northern Nevada, is the most Western place. Geographically, you can't travel any farther west without running into California, which is its own region, geographically and spiritually. (If the West is purgatory, California is paradise; if the West is a great meal, then California is the trip to the bathroom afterwards.) If you imagine the map of the United States, Northern Nevada is halfway between the North and the South. Everything north of here, Oregon, Washington and Idaho, is the Northwest. Everything to the South, Las Vegas and Arizona, is the Southwest. We're between the Southwest and the Northwest, thus simply the West.
Silverland Gallery in Virginia City—a town so weird, wild and Western, it's almost a parody—is an art gallery for Western artists dedicated to exploring and celebrating the West. The opening reception for California artist Victoria Graham's Lode, the gallery's second exhibition of its 2009 season, is also the book release party for the first edition of the Silverland Almanac, an impressive collection of writings about the West.
Lode is an immersive, multimedia installation, a 3-D map that symbolically depicts changes in the Nevada landscape caused by mining and geological shifts. Graham lives and works in the San Francisco Bay Area. Her work focuses on maps, map-making and the thought processes that go into map-making—maps are, after all, a tool that people use to define their surroundings.
The almanac features images of work previously exhibited in the gallery, much of it by local artists, like Ron Rash and Jen Graham. It also features essays and travelogues by other local artists, like Anthony Alston, and writers, like Caleb Cage. The almanac was edited by Silverland Gallery's director, Leah Ruby. In her introduction, Ruby describes the almanac as "a western art review and travel companion." Much of the almanac is an open-ended discourse about the West, some of it scholarly, some of it goofy, some of it both.
Local artist Nick Larsen's visitor's guide to Sparks is a highlight. "To be sure, Sparks is not a sexy place," it begins—but what follows is a loving ode to Reno's "unattractive step-sister," and is a genuinely informative guide to Sparks' best attractions, shopping and eateries.
San Francisco art historian Jennifer Bethke's essay Art: West grounds the almanac with historical, artistic perspectives on the West—it touches on visionary Western artists from Mark Twain to the Earthworks artist Robert Smithson.
The Silverland Almanac and the Lode exhibit focus on one of the greatest things about the West: that it will never be fully explored. That's why it's so appealing to artists and wanderers—there are always new places to discover, new attractions to see, or to create, and new regions to map.
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King Abdullah of Jordan has said that the challenges facing the city of Jerusalem, including Israel's attempts to impose a new demographic reality, require an active and firm Islamic stance to meet them.
Speaking to the Saudi Arabian newspaper Okaz while attending the Islamic summit in Makkah, the Jordanian head of state said, "The thing we are concerned about most, in light of the current impasse, is what the city of Jerusalem, the city of peace, is facing and what our people there are facing by way of Israel's unilateral measures that threaten the identity and features of the city. These measures are attempts to impose a new reality on the Noble Sanctuary of Al-Aqsa, in addition to the continuing Judaisation and population displacement operations."
He added that Israel's policies and practices in the occupied city require a unified Islamic response, one that is more assertive and effective. It should, said the king, be in addition to doubling Arab efforts to support the resolve of Jerusalem's Palestinian citizens and to ensure protection for the Islamic and Christian sites in the city. There is a need to stand firmly against Israel's attempts to change Jerusalem's demography and its legal status as a city under occupation.
King Abdullah pointed to the role of the international community to stop Israeli violations through assuming its responsibilities and addressing those practices which threaten international peace and security.
In the same context, the Jordanian monarch spoke about his country's role in supporting Jerusalem and the holy sites. He included the efforts to protect occupied Jerusalem when Jordan included the holy city on the list of protected world heritage sites kept by the United Nations Educational, Scientific and Cultural Organization (UNESCO) nearly thirty years ago.
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The Buchanan Institute Project Pitch
By Tia Byer
• December 9, 2018
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On Wednesday 7 November, the Buchanan Institute at the University of Edinburgh held its annual project pitch, covering the policy researched conducted to date and new policy proposals. The Buchanan Institute is a Scotland's only, and Edinburgh's first, student-run think tank that aims to radically transform student consultation to the public order. This event allowed members to generate policy proposals to impact political action in the UK and the wider world.
The history of The Buchanan Institute is an impressive one. Founded in 2014, the institute's policy research to date, and the success found in turning student ideas into action, boasts unprecedented forwarding thinking. A recent proposal on drug decriminalisation was evidenced in a House of Commons debate and the head of the Royal Society of Arts Scotland, Jamie Cooke, accepted the institute's Universal Basic Income proposal.
The Buchanan Institute makes real changes in the political sphere.
This year's 2018 pitch certainly did not disappoint. From the wide array of topics and policies proposed, this year's students demonstrated progressive, thoughtful and insightful engagement with the contemporary world's most compelling aspects needing revision.
The policy areas addressed ranged from reorganisation of the business model of journalism in light of its recent financial crisis, to reformation of contraceptive education in Scotland, to increasing disabled communities' access to prosthetic technologies. Also prevalent was concern for refugee treatment within the education sector, and governmental consideration. In total, ten proposals were featured.
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Setting up a portfolio listing page is pretty straight forward.
Portfolio Posts Element (Visual Composer).
Click on the add element (the + sign) in the visual composer and add a portfolio posts element.
Click one of the shortcodes button in the admin bar to open shortcode helper window. In the popup window select the Portfoilo Posts shortcode.


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Democrats Continue to Rage Over Trump's Repeated Legal Victories | Opinion
In recent days, Former President Donald Trump has scored some key legal victories that Dems work hard to publicly downplay and discredit any way they can. It began a little over a week ago, when the New York AG announced, after much hoopla, that she would be seeking civil fraud lawsuits against several members of the Trump family for the alleged overinflation of property values used as collateral to secure larger loans.
Yet Another Trump Victory as a Federal Judge Dismisses DOJ Appeal and Appoints Special Master
The Department of Justice's appeal of their earlier loss to the former President was quickly and decisively dismissed on Thursday as the requested Special Master was appointed. On Thursday, a federal judge said she could not accept the Justice Department's claim that Donald Trump does not "have a possessory interest" in some documents that were seized from Mar-a-Lago just because they were, at one time, classified government records, without further review by a third party.
Review by a "Special Master"
On Monday, a US judge agreed to Donald Trump's request to appoint a "special master" to review the evidence that the FBI took from his Florida home during a raid. This was a blow to the prosecutors.
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Trump Wins Again as Judge Agrees Significant Harm Was Done in Raid - We Have the Full Written Decision
Florida judge agrees that the appointing of a special master to oversee documents taken from Mar-a-Lago is the correct course of action since obvious harm was done. A federal judge on Monday granted former President Donald Trump's request to appoint a special master to review the trove of documents seized during the FBI's raid on Mar-a-Lago last month, saying some of the materials were medical or tax-related.


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Home India News General News Lottery Sambad: Nagaland State Lottery Morning Results for Mar 10 | "Dear Affectionate Morning" Lottery Results to Be Announced at 11:55 am; 1st Prize is Rs. 26.06 Lakhs
Lottery Sambad: Nagaland State Lottery Morning Results For Mar 10 | "Dear Affectionate Morning" Lottery Results To Be Announced At 11:55 Am; 1st Prize Is Rs. 26.06 Lakhs
Written By Digital Desk | Mumbai | Published: March 08, 2019 14:46 IST
Nagaland's Dear Affectionate Morning lottery is a popular weekly lottery held on Sundays. The ticket face value is Rs. 6. The first prize is Rs. 26.06 lakhs. The consolation prize is Rs. 1,000 that will be awarded to 399 valid ticket holders. The second prize is Rs. 9,000 awarded to 4,000 winners. The third prize is Rs. 500 for 40,000 winners while the 4th prize is of Rs. 250 awarded to 40,000 valid winners while the 5th prize of Rs. 120 is given to 4,00,000 lottery ticket holders with matching serial numbers.
Nagaland State Lottery Result - Dear Affectionate Morning March 10:
Nagaland lottery result is announced at 11:55 am and is available at http://www.nagalandlotteries.com/index.php
The 57th Draw of Nagaland lottery has 7 weekly games in the morning; these games are stated below-
Nagaland State Lottery: "Dear Loving Morning" – It is conducted on Monday Morning and the results are declared at 11:55 am. The first prize is Rs. 26 Lakh.
Nagaland State Lottery: "Dear Sincere Morning" – It is conducted on Tuesday Morning and the results are declared at 11:55 am. The first prize is Rs. 26.01 Lakh.
Nagaland State Lottery: "Dear Faithful Morning" – It is conducted on Wednesday Morning and the results are declared at 11:55 am. The first prize is Rs. 26.02 Lakh.
Nagaland State Lottery: "Dear Kind Morning" – It is conducted on Thursday Morning and the results are declared at 11:55 am. The first prize is Rs. 26.03 Lakh.
Nagaland State Lottery: "Dear Tender Morning" – It is conducted on Friday Morning and the results are declared at 11:55 am. The first prize is Rs. 26.04 Lakh.
Nagaland State Lottery: "Dear Gentle Morning" – It is conducted on Saturday Morning and the results are declared at 11:55 am. The first prize is Rs. 26.05 Lakh.
Nagaland State Lottery: "Dear Affectionate Morning" – It is conducted on Sunday Morning and the results are declared at 11:55 am. The first prize is Rs. 26.06 Lakh.
A Total of 4 crore tickets are printed and the approximate gross value of tickets printed totals Rs. 24 Crore. The lottery is conducted at Directorate of Nagaland State Lotteries, P.R. Hill Junction, Kohima -797001. Nagaland state lottery result live draw can also be viewed on YouTube. The official user name is "nagalandlotterylive".
According to the official website one ticket can win prizes of one rank only whichever is highest in terms of prize money. The holder of the said ticket shall be entitled to all prizes of the selected rank.
According to their website, Lottery Sambad (L.S) Publications is a prominent Printing and Publishing House based in Kolkata. They are the publishers of the Hindi daily newspaper Bharat Mitra and Lottery Sambad the Only Bengali Daily Lottery newspaper in Kolkata.
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Q: It is possible to piggy-back on the now.js IO socket? I am using NowJS but thinking Socket.IO might be more efficient for the very high frequency messages (perhaps less overhead than a nowjs function call).
I wondered if it might be possible to "hijack" the IO socket that Now has already established and multiplex with it, hopefully allowing for a reasonable comparison of the two.
I tried the following:
// On the server
user.socket.on("my_update", receiveUpdate);

// On the client
now.core.socketio.emit("my_update", { hello: "world" } );

but the server event was never triggered.
My Question:  How can I use the io socket that NowJS is using?  Or can't I?
For extra points, how much faster is it to use socket.io emit() than a function call proxied by NowJS?

A: Yes it is possible.
I was just having trouble finding the right user object containing his socket.  Turns out the user object is passed as the context that events are called with:
// On the server
nowjs.on("connect", function(){
  this.socket.on("my_update", receiveUpdate);
  // ( user === this )
});

Messages emitted over the socket seem to be interleaving fine with those from Now itself.
For what it's worth, I collected a list of existing emit message from the NowJS source.  These should be considered reserved event names!
connect, del, disconnect, groupdel, grouprv, join, leave, multicall, newgroup,
rd, removegroup, rfc, rv

I have not yet tested for any difference in performance, so that part of the question is still open...


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Election Day 101: Early Voting Begins Today
Voters across the Dallas area will go to the polls beginning today to elect school district trustees in four districts. (Photo by iStock)
Just a friendly reminder that early voting in the Dallas Independent School District school board election for districts 2, 4, 5 and 7 begins today.
During early voting, you can vote anywhere in Dallas County. Early voting will continue until May 3. Election Day for these races is May 7. (more…)
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Polls Close, City and State Await Results
UPDATE, 11:45 p.m.: Some final numbers, and a brief round up of some other races. All told, out of 1,199,726 registered voters in Dallas County, 108,607 ballots were cast, meaning turnout in Dallas County was 9.05 percent.
Some other returns you might be interested in, including the state proposition votes:
Prop 1 – 87.53 percent for, 12.46 percent against (figures are statewide totals)
Prop 2 – 91.46 percent for, 8.53 percent against
Prop 3 – 66.84 percent for, 33.15 percent against
Having trouble remember what each proposition was about? Here you go.
Around the county, Grand Prairie ISD's tax increase vote also passed, 68 percent to 32 percent. The district's election to approve a $91 billion bond proposal to renovate existing schools and build new schools passed 76 percent to 24 percent, and it's bond refund proposal vote passed 75 percent to 25 percent. Rockwall ISD's bond package also passed, 65 percent to 35 percent.
The City of Richardson had four proposals and all passed, as did all seven of McKinney's. Mesquite's street bond also passed, 84 percent to 16 percent. And I'm not sure what exactly was going on with the Wilmer Municipal Utility District, but 1 precinct of 1 precinct reported one whole vote for all five propositions, and that one person voted yes.
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Dallas Public Schools: District to Launch Own Crowdfunding Program
Alyssa Ortega, who teaches at DeGoyler Elementary, is just one of several Dallas teachers who utilizes DonorsChoose to raise funds for items the ordinary budget doesn't cover.
At first, the news sounded kind of perplexing and ominous. Late last night, I was apprised of a memo that went out to Dallas Independent School District principals. The memo, folks said, banned the use of certain crowdfunding sites to raise funds for anything involving the district.
Crowdfunding sites like Kickstarter, GoFundMe, and Donors Choose have become havens for teachers and schools who need to raise money for school trips, class projects, new books, etc. Needless to say, as word filtered out teachers were concerned.
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Dallas Public Schools: Should We Stay or Should We Go Now?
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When my husband bought the home we live in now – a 1950s bungalow in Midway Hollow – he was a bachelor. He told me several times during our courtship that he bought the house thinking that he would sell it when he got married, because three bedrooms and ONE bathroom is kind of cozy.
Well, I like cozy. When we married, we decided that staying put made sense, but if we ever had kids, we would give the situation another gander.
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If Lakewood Schools Splinter From DISD, How Will That Affect Property Values?
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Thanks to a Facebook page started by former State Rep. Allen Vaught, meetings with Dallas ISD trustee Mike Morath, and a growing groundswell of support, talk is picking up about Woodrow Wilson High School and it's feeder campuses splintering from Dallas ISD to form their own school district.
It's an interesting idea, one that would either create a sort of charter school district inside DISD, or secede from the district forever, depending on whom you're asking. The complaints are as diverse as the proposed solution, but many families inside Lakewood are just fed up with the slow-moving bureaucracy at 3700 Ross Ave, one that Vaught wants to ditch completely.
Should this actually come to fruition, what would happen to the home values inside the Woodrow attendance boundaries and Lakewood as a whole? And what about homes surrounding the area?
"My personal opinion is that when Lakewood becomes it's own entity, the children are the ones who will benefit," said Scott Carlson, a Realtor who specializes in Lakewood real estate and East Dallas. "Absolutely property values in Lakewood will be protected and become stronger."
Nancy Johnson, also an expert in Lakewood-area real estate and is the listing agent for 10 Nonesuch Road, agrees.
"I think it would have a positive affect," Johnson said. "Of course many details would need answering but DISD has such a bad rap that I think localizing and separating from all the negativity would hopefully have some of the great affects the Park Cities have enjoyed."
Of course, Park Cities home values have always held strong, thanks to the solid schools, and recently values have taken a turn upward. But there have been some side-effects. Increased density and over-crowded schools are growing problems for Highland Park ISD. As more people seek to live inside a higher-performing school district, builders tear down single-family homes to build duplexes and four-plexes, increasing the burden on campuses to make room for more children. It's a double-edged sword, for sure.
And let's not forget that with higher property values often comes higher taxes.
"As you are aware, Texas does not have a state income tax. Never the less, we make up for that in our property taxes — mostly the school part of the tax," Carlson said. "It's a ton of money and therefore brings a lot of problems."
But would White Rock ISD, or Lakewood ISD, or whatever we're calling this proposed school district, become financially independent? Or would Lakewood property tax dollars still end up in DISD coffers? It's something that has to be thought out carefully. If the school district becomes financially independent, and results in skyrocketing property values and property taxes, then the district will likely become targeted for redistribution according to the state's "Robin Hood" laws.
Still, Carlson feels that the district already has a great amount of autonomy and support from the community.
(Photo: Jenifer McNeil Baker)
"My thoughts are that Lakewood already operates on it's own. What the parents and community has done for the Lakewood school district is extraordinary. A lot of families are moving to Lakewood primarily for the Lakewood school district," Carlson said. As for support, there's already a groundswell of that, thanks to the Lakewood Early Childhood PTA and their fundraising efforts.
"The upcoming Lakewood Home Festival, which is the weekend of the Nov. 8, shows how strong and financially viable Lakewood is," Carlson said. "This being the oldest home tour in Dallas has set the standard for many other home tours. The focus and vision of the parents combined with their love for their children and community, grounded in the beauty of White Rock Lake and nature, is what has made Lakewood one of the BEST neighborhoods in America."
And that is definitely catching on.
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LocalDwelling.com Lease of the Week: Lakewood Schools Make This 3-Bedroom Home Fit For a Family
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As public campuses inside Dallas ISD increase their upward momentum, so are the values of homes in the vicinity of top-performing schools. There's no better example of that than Lakewood, where homes inside the Lakewood Elementary attendance area are highly sought after.
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Le magasin de Sathonay était un ouvrage militaire destiné au stockage de la poudre, gargousses et munitions pour alimenter les différents ouvrages fortifiés de la deuxième ceinture de Lyon. Il est situé au nord-est de la place de Lyon.

Histoire
Construit entre 1892 et 1894 et composé de trois galeries souterraines, la pièce principale où sont stockés les barils de poudre mesure 12 m x 6 m. Les autres galeries desservent les pièces de stockage des gargousses et projectiles chargés.

Aujourd'hui
Le magasin à poudre est occupé par une entreprise de peinture, qui s'en sert comme entrepôt.

Références

Voir aussi

Ceinture de Lyon
Sathonay
Sathonay-Camp

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Deputy Chief Constable Richard Debicki
Richard Debicki was appointed as the Deputy Chief Constable of North Wales Police on the in February 2019.
Richard joined the police service in 1993 at Lancashire Constabulary where he worked up to the rank of Chief Superintendent in a number of differing roles. In his last role with Lancashire Constabulary, Richard was Divisional Commander for Headquarters Operations, which included responsibility for the Force's Change Programme, Corporate Development and Corporate Communications, as well as Uniformed Operations. Richard joined North Wales Police as Assistant Chief Constable in 2014.
As Deputy Chief Constable, Richard holds a broad and challenging portfolio within a small chief officer team. These responsibilities include Professional Standards, Collaboration, and People and Organisational Development. Richard is responsible for the Operational Improvement Programme which seeks to re-examine the Force's operating model to ensure that it is as efficient and effective as it can be. Richard is also the National Lead for the Forensic Collision Investigation Network.
Richard is the Chair of the Force's Welsh Language Board where he works to develop and promote of the use of Welsh Language within the organisation. As a Welsh learner himself, he is passionate about the Welsh language and continues his journey as a Welsh learner.
Notwithstanding his Force responsibilities, Richard is also the National Policing Lead for the Special Constabulary, which is made up of over 10,000 volunteers across all 43 forces of England and Wales. Richard personally consults with the Home Office, the College of Policing and the Association of Special Constabulary Chief Officers to drive progress and ensure the needs and concerns of volunteer police officers are heard.
In line with his commitment to supporting volunteers within Policing, he is also the Chair of the All-Wales Citizens in Policing Strategic Group, where he has worked to find new and innovative ways for the 4 Welsh Forces and the British Transport Police in Wales to recruit, train and retain volunteers.
Richard is married with two children and enjoys running in his spare time.


I'm sure this would have been discussed but because laws keep changing, I'd like to post afresh.
Me and my wife are in Australia on a PR visa. Its been about 30 months(2.5 years) now in Australia for us. I'm planning to apply for a contributory visa for my parents(both mother and father). I understand it involves a lot of cost.
a) Which is the visa no. for this kind of an application? How long is the processing time?
b) How much fee needs to be paid? Is any part of this fee a deposit which is refundable? Does a major portion of the fee need to be paid on application or is it when the visa is granted?
c) Is there any bridging visa available until visa is granted?
d) Is Medicare available to them once visa is granted? What about Medicare for any bridging visa, if any?
e) Will they have full work rights when visa is granted? What about working rights on bridging visa, if available?
f) Any other restrictions once the PR visa is granted? Like I heard for a certain no. of years they're not eligible for Aged pension or some kind of Centrelink benefits????
Also, is applying for the temporary visa and then the PR visa a better way to achieve this?
The total cost of the visa is about $125,000 for two parents. Be aware this may increase soon. None of that is refundable.
If applied on shore, a bridging visa would be granted.
If applied on shore, very limited Medicare may be available.
Once a visa is granted they would receive full Medicare.
They would have work rights once granted. It is a PR visa. They would not be automatically granted work rights on a bridging visa.
They would have no access to benefits while on a bridging visa and limited access for two years after grant. The current processing time is about 4 years, but this may increase significantly.
Thanks Verystormy. When is the $125,000 payable? Is it payable on application or payable when granted i.e. roughly 4 years later?
Verystormy: You make two references in your comment about two things increasing in the near future? The cost of the 143, and the waiting / queueing (is that a word??) times. We are just getting started on our journey to Oz via the 143, is this just speculation? Or is there something happening we are not aware of. Many thanks for your time.
It is payable in a couple of instalments, with the majority paid just before grant.
Visa costs go up every year, normally in July. The wait times have been steadily increasing for some time, a couple of years ago, it was about two years. Today it is four years. The government have made it clear that it isn't a fan of parent migration full stop, so, it will slip further down the priority list for the department.
The 143 is only an off-shore visa, so no opportunity for a bridging visa. Also the queue is now approximately 47,000 with only 6218 visas granted last year. So possibly 6 or 7 years for processing.
There is also a Contributory Aged Parent visa (subclass 864) for +65.5 year olds, which is an on-shore visa and has the bridging option. The processing time is also shorter for this visa.
I would strongly recommend not going down the temporary route (173 or 884 visas), as the extra time for processing is unpredictable.
Yours took longer than most others on here. People who applied early/spring of 2015 have their visas already yet you applied Aug 2014 and have only just received yours?
Hi everyone, I was reading all your comments and all of them very useful.I just started looking at my Mum's visa and my question is: Can she travel with bridging visa and if she can for how long she can be out of Oz? Won't she has Medicare during the bridging visa at all?
Can she travel with bridging visa and if she can for how long she can be out of Oz? Won't she has Medicare during the bridging visa at all?
She'll have to apply for permission every time she wants to leave Australia and she'll have to show a good reason for needing to travel, e.g. wedding, funeral etc.
Hi I'm new to the forum but am interested in the comment above. I am over 65.5 but my wife is under. We were thinking that she should apply for a contributory parent visa (and me being a dependent) rather than me applying for an aged contributory visa (and her being a dependent). Could anyone advise if there would be an advantage to apply this way or vice versa? SusieRoo says there is a shorter processing time for the aged visa which may be an advantage. Is this correct? I do not see that mentioned elsewhere. Neither of us live in AUs at the moment and do not really intend to until my wife's mother passes (she is over 100 atm).
Hi Tulip1 I appreciate that but as I understand it we can apply by one of us being the first applicant and the other being the second applicant on the form. Maybe dependent was not the right word. But do you if the processing time for an aged contributory parent visa is less than the ordinary contributory visa?
You can see the 'Aged' 864 visas are still being processed earlier than the 143 visas. but they have slowed recently. And there is now a suspicion that processing times may become aligned in the future.
The number of application for all categories of parent visa are growing year on year and the number of places available has been reduced this year. So you would need to expect 7 or 8 years (possibly longer) for a new application.
Also the eligibility age for a 864 visa is changing this year to 66.
You must be in Australia when you apply for a 864 visa and you also can remain in Australia on a bridging visa while the application is processed. But with a 143 visa you cannot get a bridging visa and need to reside outside of Australia while waiting for your visa. Unfortunately you cannot change from a 143 to a 864 visa without starting a new application and going to the back of the queue.
Because of your circumstances (with a fantastic centenarian) you will need to consider carefully which visa will most suitable. I am not an expert and you will undoubtedly be richer talking to an immigration agent (like Alan Collet @Alan Collett).
Personally I would apply for a 103 visa now, which you can later switch to a Contributory Parent Visa (without loosing queue position) and then gain a bridging visa if circumstances allow.


We champion the can in a number of ways, from award-winning events to help craft drinks brands get into can, to innovative education campaigns.
Indie Beer Can Festival is the first UK-wide search for the very best independent beer in cans, launched by the Can Makers in partnership with the Society of Independent Brewers (SIBA) in 2014 and returning by popular demand again in 2016. Every independent brewer's beer, regardless of current pack format was offered the chance to be showcased in cans at the Indie Beer Can Festival final to potentially be crowned the winner. The 2014 campaign won a prestigious PRCA B2B Campaign of the Year Award as well as The Grocer's Best Trade Campaign of the Year, and was also a finalist for Best Campaign at the CIPR Awards.
Selected judges decided 12 Festival finalists based on over 100 entries. Each of those not already in cans received an exclusive limited production run provided by the Can Makers. In 2014, Adnams Ghost Ship by Adnams was awarded the title 'best independent beer in a can'. Second and third place went to 13 Guns from Thwaites and Breakfast Stout from Arbor Ales respectively. In 2016, Uprising Treason by Windsor & Eton won overall 'Best in Show'. Other categories winners included Uprising Treason by Windsor & Eton Brewery for Best Ale, Brotherhood Lager by William Bros. Brewing Co. for Best Lager and Fireweisse by Firebird Brewing Co. for Best 'Other'. Uprising Treason was also awarded best 'New to Can'. Winner of Best Design was Steam Lager, Redwell Brewery. Less than four months after the 2016 final, all winners from the Festival were commercially canning their beer, including brews from Williams Bros Brewing Co. and Firebird Brewing Co.
The market had grown from four brands in can in early 2014 to hundreds, inspired by the success of the events.
The Indie Drinks Can Advice site aims to help all craft drinks makers get their drinks into cans. Whether a brewer, soft drink maker, winemaker or distiller, the site provides all the information a newcomer needs from a single source. Run by the Can Makers, the site includes interactive insights, video content, expert interviews and an all-important list of suppliers who can help those looking to can their beverage.
A thought-provoking insights section features interactive articles and whitepapers to educate on the market and options available, while video content gives insight into mobile canning and the recycling benefits of the can. Those exploring the can as a packaging option can also draw inspiration from interviews with successful companies such as Dalston Cola and CanOWater (newly stocked in Waitrose and Selfridges respectively). A suppliers and contacts database makes life easier for those building their brand, while a news section keeps visitors up-to-date on developments in cans.
The Can Makers' free Can Creator app offers a quick and easy way to try out different design ideas for your drinks can, uploading your 2D creations to view as 3D cans. You can try out different can sizes and finishes, rotate your can 360 degrees for a view at any angle and share can designs with clients.
An enhanced version of Can Creator now allows users to apply artwork to a label template for virtual application onto a 33cl can. There is also a new option to test your design on a black, as well as a silver can.
Thousands of designers, brands, students and manufacturers have used it to bring their print-to-can designs to life across a variety of can sizes, and with a variety of finishes.
A student video competition was run by the Can Makers in partnership with the BFI. The 'Myth Busting – what happens to your can when it's recycled' competition challenged students to bust common recycling myths in a way that would resonate with young people.
A fashion-themed campaign was developed in partnership with leading British designer Laurence Llewelyn-Bowen to create a bespoke chair made out of recycled drinks cans.
The Can Can Chair has been instrumental in communicating the recycling key messages and after featuring in City Hall in London the chair embarked on a European tour.
The team faced their biggest challenge to date – how to continue the fashion legacy left behind by Zandra Rhodes and her limited edition can. To overcome this and continue the great work, the team briefed globally renowned British shoe designer Georgina Goodman to create a pair of couture shoes from recycled drinks cans. The challenge was one of the biggest of Georgina's career as it involved taking her signature style, reworking it to include metal, finding ways to make metal perform the same duties as leather and ultimately creating something that would be worthy of a spot on a catwalk and in the pages of Vogue rather than the "nice-try-but" bin.
The result, as illustrated in the picture, is nothing short of breath taking and was received with acclaim the minute it was launched. Georgina did her bit, conducting interview after interview to promote the world's first pair of recyclable, high-fashion shoes. The results spoke for themselves with a 30-min webchat streamed live across 14 of the most influential fashion sites, print interviews across Metro, Daily Express, Daily Mail and the Evening Standard, a 25 minute interview on LBC and a 30 minute programme dedicated to her work on Euromaxx TV which was seen by over 31 million people.
During London Fashion Week, an up and coming fashion designer was commissioned to design a dress made from recycled cans. The dress was modelled by Nell McAndrew and helped to demonstrate the recycling qualities of cans, as pictured.
The Can Makers, working with the Design Business Association and the Museum of Brands, Packaging and Advertising, held a competition with design agencies from around the country. The design agencies were asked to provide a graphic design for a drinks can. The product for the new design was left to the agencies discretion.
The initiative was designed to encourage those within the design community and the key marketers within the retail and drinks industry to think of using drinks cans when launching new products.
Ten winners were chosen by a judging panel including designers and can manufactures and all of the winning entries promoted in full page adverts within Marketing Magazine. The adverts which appeared can be viewed by clicking on the images shown below.
The idea for the Workshop came out of the competition that the Can Makers held in conjunction with the DBA and the Packaging Museum where the winning entries were featured in a series of advertisements in Marketing Magazine.
The purpose of the workshop was to share experiences and to increase knowledge and understanding of what can be done with cans – both for drinks and other products packed in drink cans. The event was planned to encourage discussion and interaction between the can making industry and the design community.
Designers heard presentations on the wide range of available features, system economics and the environmental benefits of drink cans. Displays were laid out around the room to provide first hand samples of the features being discussed.
Overall the Workshop was a great success and the designers found the event informative and interesting.
The Can Makers sponsored the first ever Can Bar to appear at SIBA BeerX, in 2017.
Based in the "Festival of Beer Brewers' Yard", the Can Bar featured more than 65 different independent beer brands in a can.
Martin also delivered a presentation in the Beer Garden on the importance of can design. It focused on the rise in bold, colourful can designs, with which brewers have found fresh ways to connect with audiences and celebrate their creations.
The award-winning Indie Beer Can Festival returned by popular demand in 2016.
The market had grown from four brands in can two years before to over 100 based on the success of the first event. Uprising Treason by Windsor & Eton won overall 'Best in Show'. Other categories and winners included Best Ale (Uprising Treason by Windsor & Eton Brewery), Best Lager (Brotherhood Lager by William Bros. Brewing Co.) and Best 'Other' (Fireweisse by Firebird Brewing Co.). Uprising Treason was also awarded best 'New to Can'. Winner of Best Design was Steam Lager, Redwell Brewery.
It was judged by Ben Hulme, Head of Beers, Wines and Spirits at Lidl UK, award winning writer and journalist Adrian Tierney-Jones, renowned beer Sommelier Annabel Smith and Chairman of the Can Makers, Martin Constable.
Less than four months after the final, all winners from the Festival were commercially canning their beer, including brews from Williams Bros Brewing Co. and Firebird Brewing Co.
Indie Beer Can Festival was the first UK-wide search for the very best independent beer in cans, launched by the Can Makers in partnership with the Society of Independent Brewers (SIBA). Every independent brewer's beer, regardless of current pack format was offered the chance to be showcased in cans at the Indie Beer Can Festival final to potentially be crowned the winner. The campaign won a prestigious PRCA B2B Award, and was a finalist in The Grocer and CIPR Awards.
Selected judges decided 12 Festival finalists based on over 100 written entries. Each of those not already in cans received an exclusive limited production run provided by the Can Makers. Adnams Ghost Ship by Adnams was awarded the title 'best independent beer in a can'. Second and third place went to 13 Guns from Thwaites and Breakfast Stout from Arbor Ales respectively.
Influential judges including Chiara Nesbitt, Beer Buyer for Tesco, industry experts Adrian Tierney-Jones and Jane Peyton, President of Cask Brewing Systems Inc, Peter Love and Graham Fenton, former Chairman of the Can Makers, put each of the 12 to the test.
Our partner organisation, Every Can Counts aims to make it easier to recycle your drink cans and make a difference.
It is a partnership between drinks can manufacturers and the recycling industry, which encourages you to recycle more whether it be at work, at college/university, at an event or festival or whilst you're out and about. Aluminium and steel – the materials used to make drink cans – are infinitely recyclable.
Every Can Counts was launched back in 2009, by the then Minister for Waste, to target drinks cans used by people at work and whilst on the go. To date, they have signed up thousands of organisations to the programme and there are more than 13,000 Every Can Counts branded recycling points around the UK.


A while back, some friends and I decided to go on a little afternoon tea trip. Having never experienced afternoon tea, and wanting to for many years before, I was so excited. And it didn't disappoint! Here are 5 things I learned from my first experience.
2) I don't like tea. Not being much of a hot drink fan, I thought if I tried a flavour tea I might give myself half a chance, but I think I choose the worst option. And even after trying my friends picks I still wasn't swayed. Just water for me next time.
4) Scones with cream and jam are my new favourite thing. Period.
I know what you're all thinking, just look at that pink bag!
Having seen numerous bloggers with their pink Mansur Gavriel bucket bags I was dying to buy one but just couldn't justify the price tag. But after a Saturday morning stroll around the shops in one of my local towns, I stumbled across a brand I hadn't seen before called Katie Loxton. In amongst the display of clutch bags and candles was the solution to my problem. At a fraction of the price, but still great quality leather and design, I was easily persuaded to break my spending ban there and then (thanks Sean) and I'm so happy I did. I can't recommend Katie Loxton enough. I've had my eye on their perfect pouches for a while and I'm sure I'll be making another purchase very soon.
I paired my new bag with another new love in my life, this floral Topshop midi dress which is probably the prettiest item of clothing that I own. Although the outfit was starting to feel a little bit too girly for my liking so I threw on my leather jacket and black boots for safe measure. Balance is key people.
In celebration of all the pink blossom I keep seeing on tree's everywhere (and on Instagram!), I thought I'd put together a quick ode to spring in the form of a pink make up edit.
Back in February, my snazzy ASOS midi skirt and I took a road trip to Milton Keynes to visit Bletchley Park. Having had a bit of an obsession with history since I was a little girl, I was so excited! For those of you who don't know, Bletchley Park is the home of the British code breaking effort that took place during the Second World War. Experts based at the site intercepted, decrypted and translated codes from German Enigma machines, unveiling the position of German troops and U-boats to the Allied Forces. I highly recommend watching the film 'The Imitation Game' if you want a quick way to learn more.
Remember when I said that I had a few outfit posts photographed from last year? This is another...I took my cosy mustard scarf (as well as my new at the time Kate Spade bag *drools*) out for a stroll last Autumn when it was warm enough to leave the house without a fully buttoned coat.
Well well well it's been a while hasn't it! I had to go back and look exactly when I had last posted and couldn't believe it when I saw that it was last July! 5 months! It really doesn't feel like long ago, and I really don't know where the second half of 2016 went. But let me reassure you that I have been constantly thinking about blogging, plotting new posts for a day when I would have more time to dedicate to my little piece of the internet.


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Fully Charged • 2016 • episode "3/3" • Supercharged: Fuelling the Future
Saiful explores one of the most important issues facing the modern world - how to store energy. He tackles his toughest challenge yet - trying to work out how to store enough energy to power a mobile phone for a whole year and still fit it in his pocket!
Supercharged: Fuelling the Future • 2016 • 3 episodes •
Saiful investigates how to generate energy without destroying the planet in the process. Saiful begins his lecture by being plunged into darkness. Armed initially with nothing but a single candle, his challenge is to go back to first principles and bring back the power in the energy-hungry lecture theatre. Along the way he explains what energy is, how we can transform it from one form to another, and how we harness it to power the modern world. A fascinating and stimulating celebration of the stuff that quite literally makes the universe tick - the weird and wonderful world of energy.
2016 • Science
Saiful investigates how humans as living pulsing machines actually use energy, asking whether it's possible to 'supercharge' the human body and increase its performance. Live experiments explore everything from the explosive potential of everyday foods, to what we put into our bodies (and what comes out!), as well as how we measure up to the machines we use every day. Saiful even experiments on himself, showing images captured inside his own stomach. Every single one of us is an incredibly sophisticated energy conversion machine, finely tuned over millions of years of evolution. So will we ever be able to improve the human body's performance? Can we ever do more with less energy?
How can many stupid things combine to form smart things? How can proteins become living cells? How become lots of ants a colony? What is emergence?
In a Nutshell • 2017 • Science
Top Science Stories of 2017
Take a look back at many of the most fascinating science stories of 2017, a year full of stunning advancements in individual fields of study, from astronomy to biology, geology to history – when we piece these discoveries together we see the year in a new light.
Eugenics: Science's Greatest Scandal
Science journalist Angela Saini and disability rights activist Adam Pearson, reveal that eugenics - the controversial idea that was a driving force behind the Nazi death camps - originated in the upper echelons of the British scientific community.
How does do science?
How do we learn properly so we can be right all the time? How can we know that we know, when we don't know what we don't know?
This Place • 2015 • Science
Can Science Make Me Perfect?
Anatomist Alice Roberts embarks on an audacious scientific stunt - to rebuild her own body from scratch, editing out errors left behind by evolution; to create the perfect body. With the help of one of the world's best virtual sculptors, Scott Eaton, and top SFX model maker Sangeet Prabhaker, Alice creates a life-size model of the perfect human body, to be revealed in front of 150 people at London's Science Museum. Through natural selection, animals have evolved incredible biological designs, from supersharp senses to superpowered limbs. Alice is on a hunt to find the very best designs the natural world has to offer and use them to fix the flaws in our own human anatomy. By meeting leading medical and animal experts, Alice finds out what the body's biggest problems are, and how amazing adaptations in the rest of the animal kingdom could provide inspiration for her perfect body. Using incredible CGI to morph her existing body into new forms, she demonstrates how rethinking our bodies could overcome millennia of natural selection. Finally, in an epic reveal, Alice unveils the life-sized model of her perfect self in the Science Museum. There, in front of an audience, Alice meets the 'perfect human' version of herself for the first time. Ambitious, audacious and packed with cutting-edge science, Can Science Make Me Perfect? With Alice Roberts challenges everything you thought you knew about the perfect body.
The Honeybee Brain
Dr. Barron is an Australian Research Council Future Fellow, and the Deputy Head of the Department of Biological Sciences at Macquarie University in Sydney. He discusses how the brains of honeybees can provide a model for studying diverse intelligence.
1/8 • Stories of Impact • 2019 • Science


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Drinks news
Big deal for a micro-distilled spirit
VODKA brand Our/London is now available across the UK thanks to a distribution deal with Hi-Spirits.
The deal, signed last month, sees the Our/London vodka distributed by Hi-Spirits across both the on and off-trade.
Dan Bolton, managing director of Hi-Spirits, said: "Our distribution expertise will make this authentic, premium vodka much more widely available.
"Our/London taps into long-term trends in both the on and off-trade for premiumisation, authenticity, and provenance and consumers' increasing preference for quality over quantity when enjoying drinks.
"The Our/London and Hi-Spirits team are a great fit and we are excited to work together to increase the brand's distribution both in London and the wider UK market."
A wheat-based vodka, described as possessing a "fresh, pure flavour and a fruity note", Our/London is said to be suitable both on its own or within cocktails and mixed drinks.
It is the brainchild of businesswoman Åsa Caap and four entrepreneurs from Great Works in Sweden; the distillery in Hackney Downs, East London, is said to be one of a global network that sees Our/London produced in micro-distilleries in London, Berlin, Detroit, Amsterdam and Los Angeles, with more to follow.
Our/London partners Neil Chivers and Clive Watson said they were "delighted to be partnering with the Hi-Spirits team" and say they are confident the new distribution deal would lead to "continued growth".
"From our very first meeting it was clear they understood what we were about and, given their great reputation and existing portfolio, we felt they were best placed to help take our business to the next level," said Chivers.
Hi-Spirits
Our/London
A fruity addition
Behind bars: vodka
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Malgorzata Kolakowska has been appointed director of the European Bank for Reconstruction and Development's (EBRD) Warsaw office.
Kolakowska joined the bank in May 2001 and has until recently been a senior banker based in Warsaw. Before joining the EBRD Kolakowska held senior positions in McDonald's Polska and ING Bank Polska.
The EBRD has been operating in Poland since the it was set up in 1991 and has invested some €3bn in 136 projects to date. The EBRD's latest strategy for Poland, adopted last April, states that the bank will focus its activities on enterprise restructuring, privatisation, increasing financial intermediation to micro and small companies and infrastructure development.
Kolakowska replaces Irene Grzybowski, who after six years as director of the Warsaw office has left the EBRD to work with a private bank.


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The Crimean War (1853–1856), also called the Eastern War (Russian: Восточная война), was a war fought between Russia on one side, and France, the United Kingdom, the Kingdom of Sardinia and the Ottoman Empire on the other side. Most of the fighting, including the Battle of Balaclava, happened in the Crimean Peninsula, with other fighting in western Turkey, and around the Baltic Sea.
The Crimean War is sometimes called the first "modern" war, since the weaponry and tactics used had never been seen before and affected all other wars after it.[1] It was also the first war where a telegraph was used to quickly give information to a newspaper.[2]
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The Ottoman Empire was declining by the mid-1800s. European countries, which wanted as much land around the world as possible, looked to the Ottoman Empire. The war itself started after the Ottoman Empire said France, and not Russia, had the right to protect Christians in the Holy Land near the area of modern-day Israel.[3]
Russia sent an army to take part of Ottoman Romania, so the allied British and French sent an army and navy to stop that. When they got to their camp in Gallipoli, Russia retreated, so the allies decided instead to take back Crimea where Russia had its naval base. Russia had taken Crimea from Turkey in an earlier war.
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The Crimean War was a very important point in the history of warfare. It was not only different in the weapons it used, it was also the first war related to by press, by photography and journalists. Another very important factor was that it was the first war with real field hospitals, started by Florence Nightingale. Russia decided to make changes, including increased development of weaponry and the end of serfdom in 1861.
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↑ "The Crimean War: The war that made Britain 'great' - Telegraph". telegraph.co.uk. Retrieved November 17, 2010.
↑ Hooker, Richard (1999 [last update]). "The Ottomans: European Imperialism and Crisis". Washington State University. Retrieved April 9, 2011. Check date values in: |year= (help)
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Karl Kanhäuser, also known as Karel Kannhauser (18 July 1900 – 31 December 1945 (declared)) was a footballer who played international football for both Austria and Czechoslovakia. Kanhäuser played as a striker for Wiener Sport-Club and DFC Prag. His brother was fellow player Eduard Kanhäuser.

Personal life and death
Kanhauser renounced Austrian for Czechoslovakian citizenship in 1931.
Kanhauser continued to live in Prague with his family through the Second World War until in 1944 he was drafted in the Wehrmacht and deployed to Yugoslavia where he went missing in action. He was declared by the Vienna Regional Court to have died on 31 December 1945, five months on from his 45th birthday and seven months after the end of war in Europe.

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1900 births
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Footballers from Vienna
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You could easily spend your whole family vacation exploring southeastern Bavaria and the Bavarian Alps. There's something about castles and kids, and here in the Bavarian Alps, you'll find Germany's most famous fairy tale schloss, Neuschwanstein Castle. This area is year round destination - in summer, there's plenty of hiking and water activities for kids on the lakes; in winter it's a snowy wonderland.


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Bilvask er en eksperimentalfilm fra 1991 instrueret af Henrik Ruben Genz efter eget manuskript.

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'Carwash' er en version af kærlighedens ritualer - et dansk bud på bilvasken som en non-verbal videomontage om bilistens bizarre omsorg for sit køretøj, som den kan komme til udtryk i servicestationernes Hellige Haller.

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Eksterne henvisninger

Film fra Danmark (administrationskategori)
Eksperimentalfilm fra Danmark
Danske film fra 1991


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Q: Linq Excel file prints SYSTEM.LINQ.ENUMERABLE+ instead of value C# I am working in C# MVC.  I have a report that is exported into a .csv file and it exports, but I can't seem to get my coding right for grabbing the guts of the file.  I have the column headers and the frame, but the first value I try to pull from the database gives me this long...long string.  I've tried a bunch of combos but my brain isn't seeing the problem.  My code is below.
public IEnumerable<SummaryRow> GetSummaryRows(int yearSetupId)
        {
            var x = _db.Items.Select(o => o.ItemPayments.Select(p => p.ItemPaymentSplits.Where(q => q.YearSetupId == yearSetupId))).ToList();
            return x
                .Select(item=> new
                {
                    Year = item.Select(a => a.Select(b => b.YearSetup.Name)).ToString(),
                })
                .AsEnumerable() //  EF barrier
                .Select(i => new SummaryRow()
                {
                    Year = i.Year,
                });
        }

A: That happens because the data you are getting from that method are type of IEnumerable<SummaryRow>
When you save that result to string, ToString() method is called. ToString() of IEnumerable<SummaryRow> is probably result that you get.
I would suggest to create method:
public string FlatenSummaryRows(IEnumerable<SymmaryRow> summaryRows) {
    //here make your collection flat
    string result = string.Empty;
    for each (var item in  summaryRows) {
       result += $"this is my item {item.prop1}";
    }
}

then just call it against your results from method: GetSummaryRows

A: It's not possible to say what's wrong, since you didn't post the code that generates the CSV file. It's a lot easier to generate a real Excel file though, using a library like Epplus:
public ActionResult ExportData(int yearSetupId)
{

    //....
    var rows=GetSummaryRows(yearSetupId);

    using (ExcelPackage package = new ExcelPackage())
    {
        var ws = package.Workbook.Worksheets.Add("My Sheet");
        //true generates headers
        ws.Cells["A1"].LoadFromCollection(rows, true);

        var stream = new MemoryStream();
        package.SaveAs(stream);

        string fileName = "myfilename.xlsx";
        string contentType = "application/vnd.openxmlformats-officedocument.spreadsheetml.sheet";

        stream.Position = 0;
        return File(stream, contentType, fileName);
    }
}

This way you avoid conversion problems due to localization, newlines or separators inside text columns etc.
Epplus uses reflection to find the properties and types in the collection objects and generates the corresponding cells with the appropriate formatting, eg for numbers, dates, etc. LoadFromCollection or the equivalent LoadFromDatatable return an ExcelRange object that you can use to style the entire range, attach names, generate tables, etc.

A: I ended up pulling directly from the database and using a where statement.
return _db.Items
                .Where(a => a.ItemPayments.Any(b => b.ItemPaymentSplits.Any(c => c.YearSetupId == yearSetupId)))
                .GroupBy(a => yearSetupId)


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SWISS OPEN 2017 Finals – Sapsiree first to close the loop in 20 years
Raphaël Sachetat
– March 19, 2017Posted in: news
Sapsiree Taerattanachai has become the first player to have won Grand Prix Gold titles in all three categories after her win in the mixed doubles in Basel today. China swept all four other titles, with Lin Dan easily beating Shi Yuqi.
By Don Hearn and Raphael Sachetat. Photos: Sven Heise / Badmintonphoto (live)
Today, Sapsiree Taerattanachai and Dechapol Puavaranukroh (photo) added the Swiss Open mixed doubles title to Sapsiree's 2013 U.S. Open women's singles and her 2012 India Grand Prix Gold women's doubles titles. It is difficult to ascertain who was the last person to achieve such a feat but it is likely Korean great Ra Kyung Min. Way back in 1997, she added the Hong Kong Open women's doubles title to her Singapore Open singles title and her then-growing collection of mixed titles. Earlier that year, Indonesia's Bambang Suprianto closed his own loop with a mixed title. The Thais played a beautiful week of badminton and Sapsiree now shines on the doubles and mixed stage after entering the world of badminton with a bang in 2010 when she grabbed girls' singles gold in the Youth Olympics in Singapore.
The Thais beat Debby Susanto and Praveen Jordan 21-18, 21-15 in 40 minutes, making it an even 2-2 in their confrontations. Their win in Basel may even bring them closer their opponents of the day in the world ranking – they were 11th and 8th respectively before the tournament started. Thai flag was the only one flying on Sunday apart from the usual red and gold Chinese one as China clinched all others finals. It was a done deal in men's singles, women's singles and men's doubles with compatriots playing each other, but Chen Qingchen and Jia Yifan (photo) made sure they got the fourth one, beating Bulgaria's Stoeva sisters. The result of the singles finals, however, were not necessarily what was expected.
Lin Dan made light work of his younger opponent Shi Yuqi (pictured bottom), a week after losing to the young Chinese in straight games in Birmingham. This time, as if Lin wanted to put things back in order, the two-time Olympic champions won 21-12, 21-11 in just over 30 minutes.
Chen Xiaoxin made her mark in the women's singles, beating the reigning World Junior Champion Chen Yufei 21-19, 21-14 and thus reversing the result of their last meeting, in the final of the Macau Open late last year. Logic prevailed in the men's doubles, when top seeds Hong Wei and Chai Biao (pictured) beat Liu Cheng and Zhang Nan in three games. The win ended a long title drought for the Chinese pair, who last topped a podium nearly two years ago, at the 2015 India Open.
WS: Chen Xiaoxin (CHN) beat Chen Yufei (CHN) [3] 21-19, 21-14
XD: Sapsiree Taerattanachai / Dechapol Puavaranukroh (THA) [3] beat Praveen Jordan / Debby Susanto (INA) [2] 21-18, 21-15
WD: Chen Qingchen /Jia Yifan (CHN) [1] beat Gabriela Stoeva / Stefani Stoeva (BUL) [4] 21-16, 21-15
MD: Hong Wei / Chai Biao (CHN) [1] beat Liu Cheng / Zhang Nan (CHN) 13-21, 21-16, 21-15
MS: Lin Dan (CHN) [1] beat Shi Yuqi (CHN) [2] 21-12, 21-11
Click here for complete results
Tags: Grand Prix, Swiss Open
About Raphaël Sachetat
Raphael is the Chief Editor of Badzine International. He is the founder of the website together with Jean François Chauveau. After many years writing for the BWF and many publications around the world about badminton, he now leads a team of young and dynamic writers for Badzine.


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