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Boston are winners at the Storage Awards 2018
Friday, 15 June 2018 Source:
London, UK – 15th June, 2018 - Boston, a leading provider of high performance, mission-critical server and storage solutions, has been named "Hyper-Convergence Vendor of the Year" at the 15th annual Storage Awards (Storries).
The Storage Awards, held this year at the Tower Hotel, London nestled into the north bank of the River Thames next to Tower Bridge, welcomed in excess of 200 IT professionals from across the industry to celebrate innovation and excellence across the storage industry. These highly regarded awards, that are voted for by readers of Storage Magazine and industry professionals, deliver a collective seal of approval to the organisations who take away the much-coveted trophies at the end of the night.
Achieving Hyper-Convergence Vendor of the Year is particularly apt since it is almost a year since the Boston Flash-IO Talyn solution was launched which utilises flash and networking technologies and connects them in a hyper-converged configuration using an enhanced version of the NVMe-OF protocol, Excelero NVMesh®. With the combined solution every node is able to behave as an application server and as a storage target, ensuring its local flash storage is accessible to the other nodes in the cluster.
Boston's Flash-IO Talyn family, were also nominated in the "Product of the Year" and "Flash/SSD Storage Product of the Year" categories alongside our nominations for "Contribution to the Storage Industry" to Manoj Nayee, Managing Director of Boston and our Marketing Team for "Storage Marketing Team of the Year."
Joining Boston last night to celebrate was Steve Wood from Micron®, and along with Supermicro®, Mellanox® and of course Excelero, Boston would not have been able to achieve this accolade.
Manoj Nayee said; "Boston is thrilled to once again be a winner at the Storage Awards, and to be recognised for an area that we are so focused on with our partners means that this is an accolade that we can share in. This award is a timely one, as we have this week launched a "Utility" solution as part of the Flash-IO Talyn family. I invite anyone interested in this award-winning solution to contact us for an introduction and live testing in our BostonLabs facility."
"What's ground-breaking about the Flash-IO Talyn, and rightly deserving of an award, is that it enables any organization to deploy high-performance NVMe at scale with minimal configuration efforts, in what is essentially a plug and play solution, made possible in large part by Excelero's NVMesh software," said Lior Gal, CEO and co-founder of Excelero. "[The Flash-IO] Talyn perfectly integrates NVMesh with standard servers, storage and networking components, exactly how it was envisioned - and enables organizations to achieve unrivalled scalability, agility and cost-efficiency that can deliver a competitive edge."
More information about the Flash-IO Talyn family can be found at http://www.boston.co.uk/talyn.aspx
Details about the winners form this year's storage awards can be found at http://storageawards.com/
For further information, including product details and specifications or to book your test drive please contact:
Maz Lopez, Head of Marketing
Boston Limited
Tom Leyden
Vice President Corporate Marketing
Skype: tomleyden
1. About Boston
Boston Limited has been providing cutting-edge technology since 1992 using Supermicro® building blocks. Our high performance, mission-critical server and storage solutions can be tailored for each specific client, helping you to create your ideal solution. From the initial specification, solution design and even full custom branding – we can help you solve your toughest business challenges simply and effectively. Follow Boston on Twitter @BostonLimited, on LinkedIn or at Boston.co.uk to learn more.
2. About Excelero
Excelero enables enterprises and service providers to design scale-out storage infrastructures leveraging standard servers and high-performance flash storage. Founded in 2014 by a team of storage veterans and inspired by the tech giants' shared-nothing architectures for web-scale applications, the company has designed a software-defined block storage solution that meets performance and scalability requirements of the largest web-scale and enterprise applications.
With Excelero's NVMesh, customers can build distributed, high-performance server SAN for mixed application workloads. Customers benefit from the performance of local flash, with the convenience of centralized storage while avoiding proprietary hardware lock-in and reducing the overall storage TCO. The solution has been deployed for hyper-scale Industrial IoT services, machine learning applications and massive-scale simulation visualization.
Follow Excelero on Twitter @Excelerostorage, on LinkedIn or visit us at www.excelero.com to learn more.
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Pirkko ist ein weiblicher Vorname.

Herkunft und Bedeutung

Der Name Pirkko ist die finnische Kurzform des keltischen Namens Brigitte. Er steht somit für "Die Göttliche", "Die Erhabene".

Bekannte Namensträgerinnen
 Pirkko Hämäläinen (Diplomatin) (* 1961), finnische Diplomatin
 Pirkko Lahti, Geschäftsführende Direktorin der Finnish Association for Mental Health ("Finnische Vereinigung für psychische Gesundheit") und Präsidentin der World Federation for Mental Health ("Weltverband für psychische Gesundheit")
Pirkko Anikki Työläjärvi, 1975–76 Zweite Ministerin für Gesundheit und Soziales
 Pirkko Määttä (* 1959), ehemalige finnische Skilangläuferin
 Pirkko Mannola (* 1938), finnische Schauspielerin
 Pirkko Mattila (* 1964), finnische Politikerin
 Pirkko Saisio (* 1949), finnische Autorin und Schauspielerin.
 Pirkko-Liisa Ala-Jääski, Botschaftsrätin für Presse und Kultur, Botschaft von Finnland, Berlin

Varianten

Pikka - Lappländischer Vorname

Weiblicher Vorname

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package ezbake.data.graph.blueprints.schema;

import static org.junit.Assert.assertEquals;
import static org.junit.Assert.fail;

import org.junit.Before;
import org.junit.Test;

import ezbake.data.graph.blueprints.stub.PropertySchemaManagerStub;

/**
 * Tests for {@link PropertyKeyParser}.
 */
public class DefaultPropertyKeyParserTest {

    /**
     * System under test.
     */
    private PropertyKeyParser parser;

    @Before
    public void setUp() {
        final DefaultSchemaContext context = new DefaultSchemaContext(new PropertySchemaManagerStub());
        parser = context.getPropertyKeyParser();
    }

    /**
     * Cannot parse a null key.
     */
    @Test
    public void testParseNullKey() {
        try {
            parser.getPropertyName(null);
            fail();
        } catch (final SchemaViolationException e) {
            // Correct flow.  Eat exception.
        }

        try {
            parser.getSchemaIdentifier(null);
            fail();
        } catch (final SchemaViolationException e) {
            // Correct flow.  Eat exception.
        }
    }

    /**
     * Cannot parse an empty key.
     */
    @Test
    public void testParseEmptyKey() throws SchemaViolationException {
        try {
            parser.getPropertyName("");
            fail();
        } catch (final SchemaViolationException e) {
            // Correct flow.  Eat exception.
        }

        try {
            parser.getSchemaIdentifier("");
            fail();
        } catch (final SchemaViolationException e) {
            // Correct flow.  Eat exception.
        }
    }

    /**
     * A valid key, based on syntax, is required when schema validation is on.
     *
     * @throws SchemaViolationException if the key is not properly formatted for schemas
     */
    @Test
    public void testConstructorRequiresSchemas() throws SchemaViolationException {
        final String multipleHashes = "too#many#hashes";
        final String noFragmentPropertyKey = "I_has_no_hash";

        try {
            parser.getPropertyName(noFragmentPropertyKey);
            fail();
        } catch (final SchemaViolationException e) {
            // Correct flow.  Eat exception.
        }

        try {
            parser.getSchemaIdentifier(noFragmentPropertyKey);
            fail();
        } catch (final SchemaViolationException e) {
            // Correct flow.  Eat exception.
        }

        try {
            parser.getPropertyName(multipleHashes);
            fail();
        } catch (final SchemaViolationException e) {
            // Correct flow. Eat exception.
        }

        try {
            parser.getSchemaIdentifier(multipleHashes);
            fail();
        } catch (final SchemaViolationException e) {
            // Correct flow. Eat exception.
        }

        //Happy path
        final String schemaIdentifier = "schemaIdentifier";
        final String propertyName = "propertyName";
        final String key = String.format("%s#%s", schemaIdentifier, propertyName);

        assertEquals(schemaIdentifier, parser.getSchemaIdentifier(key));
        assertEquals(propertyName, parser.getPropertyName(key));
    }

    /**
     * Hashes cannot go on the beginning or end of a key.
     */
    @Test
    public void testParserSchemaWithMissingPart() {
        final String identifierWithEmptyFragment = "PropertyNameRequired!#";
        final String fragmentOnly = "#SchemaIdentifierRequired!!";

        try {
            parser.getPropertyName(identifierWithEmptyFragment);
            fail();
        } catch (final SchemaViolationException e) {
            // Correct flow. Eat exception.
        }

        try {
            parser.getSchemaIdentifier(identifierWithEmptyFragment);
            fail();
        } catch (final SchemaViolationException e) {
            // Correct flow. Eat exception.
        }

        try {
            parser.getPropertyName(fragmentOnly);
            fail();
        } catch (final SchemaViolationException e) {
            // Correct flow. Eat exception.
        }

        try {
            parser.getSchemaIdentifier(fragmentOnly);
            fail();
        } catch (final SchemaViolationException e) {
            // Correct flow. Eat exception.
        }
    }
}

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Exclusive: Reliance Digital exposes personal data of several prospective PlayStation 5 buyers - MediaNama.com
Reliance Digital took a pre-registration survey of people who were interested in purchasing the game console, but in the process, left their personal details such as names, email addresses, phone numbers, cities, and pin codes exposed.
You are reading it here first: At least a hundred Indians interested in buying the PlayStation 5 might have to shell out more than just money. Reliance Digital took out a pre-registration survey of people who were interested in purchasing the game console, but in the process, left their names, email addresses and phone numbers exposed. Reliance Digital took the survey down after MediaNama reached out to them asking if they were aware of this. The company did not respond to our queries. At the time of publishing, more than 800 people had taken the survey, and MediaNama could see personal details of around a hundred people. The survey was being run on a Google Form, and after taking the survey, an option popped up to see others responses. When we clicked on the option, the webpage was redirected to responses submitted by other participants in the survey, where their personal details were displayed. It was also possible to see user details as Reliance Digital appears to have "published" responses to the form by having lax privacy settings on the form. Aside from exposing users personal data, the survey webpage also exposed commercial data on the demand for the PlayStation 5 hardware, software and peripheral devices. This included details about when people are likely to purchase the device, when it eventually launches in India, the additional accessories people are likely to purchase, and whether they will buy a PS Plus membership, which allows for multiplayer gaming on many titles. Some examples of the kind of commercial intelligence data that the survey left exposed: Charts generated on Google Forms by Reliance Digital's exposed survey results. MediaNama has also reached out to Sony to understand whether users' data was being handled by Reliance Digital in accordance to Sony's privacy policy. Cybersecurity company Kaspersky said earlier this month that it had found over 130 suspicious resources online claiming to sell the PlayStation 5 at a much lower price than the retail price, indicating a growing number of scam attempts to push the console. The PlayStation 5 is out of stock nearly everywhere, and has not yet been launched in India. But there is nevertheless high consumer interest, with a "steady" amount of demand from Indians paying twice the Indian official price to snag a unit in India, according to a report by The Mako Reactor. Exposure of users' contact information like Reliance Digital's may have given scammers an in to exploit the console's fervent demand by letting them fraudulently solicit desperate consumers. In response to our queries, a Sony spokesperson sent us the following statement: "Thank you for bringing this to our notice, we have shared this information with Reliance to take necessary action. Sony India follows strict privacy protocols to safe guard its customer data. This is not an isolated instance where data of Indians was left exposed owing to poor data security practices adopted by companies:
Earlier this month, data of over 2 crore BigBasket users, including their names, email IDs, password hashes, pin, and contact numbers, among others, was leaked and is being sold on the dark web.
In October, PTI was hit with a ransomware attack that forced the news agency to suspend its publishing services for several hours.
In August, a breach at ticketing and travel website RailYatri exposed details of over 700,000 users. The leaked details included sensitive details such as travel itineraries, and financial data such as credit and debit card information and UPI Ids.
Aroon Deep contributed reporting. *Update at 7:24 PM: Updated with statement from Sony's spokesperson. Also read:
India 12:14 11 April 2020
Apple and Google are making an interoperable COVID-19 tracking tool - MediaNama.com
Apple and Google are joining forces to develop a contact-tracing system based on Bluetooth technology to track the spread of the coronavirus
In an unprecedented move, Apple and Google are joining forces to develop a contact-tracing system based on Bluetooth technology to track the spread of the coronavirus. The companies will initially develop APIs to ensure interoperability between contact-tracing apps developed by public health authorities, and subsequently will embed contact-tracing capability in both iOS and Android. The companies said theyre relying on Bluetooth technology to prevent wireless tracking of the device. APIs in May: In the first phase of the project, the two companies, in May, Apple and Google will release Application Program Interfaces (APIs) to enable interoperability between Android and iOS devices using contact-tracing apps from public health authorities, like the Aarogya Setu app. This way, official contact-tracing apps on the two different operating systems (Android and iOS) would be able to communicate better, helping in better contact-tracing, in theory. OS integration in 'coming months': Then, in the coming months, the two companies will enable a broader Bluetooth-based contact tracing platform by building this functionality into the underlying platforms. However, at the moment we dont know if this functionality would remain in both the operating systems after the pandemic ends and there is perhaps no need of contact-tracing; although the companies did say that the system will "only be used for contact tracing by public health authorities for COVID-19 pandemic management". How the system would work, in theory After users update their operating systems with the latest updates, their phones would exchange anonymised keys every 5 minutes. The exchange will only happen after a user has consented to opt-in to the contact-tracing tool. The exchangeable anonymised keys, called rolling proximity identifier, would be sent over Bluetooth, and change every 15 minutes to prevent wireless tracking of the device. When a user tests positive for the virus and updates the same on the contact tracing app, their phone would upload their keys from the previous 14 days to the cloud, but only if they consent to it. If a user remains healthy and never tests positive, these keys never leave the device. After they choose to upload their keys to the server, other people, who might have come in contact with that person, would be notified of coming in contact with them (without revealing the identity of the person). Notifying other people becomes possible because their phone periodically downloads the anonymous keys of everyone who has tested positive for COVID-19 in their region. Apple and Google have not specified how big or small a "region" would be; we've reached out to them for details. How the system would be built A Tracing Key, unique to every device would be generated when contact tracing is enabled. This key is stored in users devices, and never leaves the device. From the Tracing Key, a Daily Tracing Key is generated every 24 hours. When a user tests positive for the virus the daily tracing key for days where the user could have been affected are derived on the device from the Tracing Key. This subset, now called the Diagnosis Key is then uploaded to the server so that other people who might have come in contact with that user can be notified. The cryptography standards and Bluetooth standards can be found here and here. Privacy measures The system, on paper, does take a number of steps to ensure that people can not be identified, including broadcasting an anonymised key over Bluetooth. It also claims that it doesnt collect personally identifiable information or user location data, and the list of people users have been in contact with never leaves their phone. Also, people who test positive are not identified to other users, Google or Apple. Other privacy measures include:
A users Rolling Proximity Identifiers cannot be correlated without having the Daily Tracing Key. Apple and Google claim that this will reduce the risk of privacy loss from broadcasting them. Not having the Daily Tracing Key will also prevent impersonation attacks.
A server operator implementing this protocol does not learn who users have been in proximity with, or their location unless it also has the unlikely capability to scan advertisements [Bluetooth broadcasts] from users who recently reported Diagnosis Keys.
Putting onus on the server, the companies said that it must not retain metadata from clients uploading Diagnosis Keys after including them into the aggregated list of Diagnosis Keys per day.
Potential problems: However, it is worth noting that relying on Bluetooth alone doesn't necessarily guarantee privacy. Also, for now, the proposed system doesn't include any measure to mitigate for false positive confirmations by people. The system will also potentially suffer from the same problem that affects contact-tracing apps it needs more people to opt-in to the service, and if that doesn't happen, the entire system becomes less effective. For instance, a recent report by The Indian Express claims that for India's Aarogya Setu app to be effective, at least 50% of the country's population needs to register on it.

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Are there gaps in your ERP system controls?
Whether you bear comprehensive responsibility for the finance function or lead a part of the team focused on your own area of operational excellence, your role is fundamentally about balancing risk with opportunities to spur greater performance.
How can you be confident that the risks of fraud, error and abuse are being well-managed without getting in the way of achieving your performance objectives? Think about it: central to understanding where you stand is your reliance on what your ERP system is telling you. But it is difficult (almost impossible) to effectively control business processes and stop leakage from within such a complex platform.


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Dr. Alexis is passionate about working with families and children. Member of the International Chiropractic Pediatric Association, she is working on completing her certification. She is excited to be involved in the Wausau Community.
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Chapter 16–Communicate, Appreciate, and Validate
In my younger years I depended on logic and did not pay much attention to intuition. I had one experience, related to the woman that was like a second mother to me, where I should have followed my intuition but didn't and that one still haunts me today. After my daughter was killed by a drunk driver I began to pay more attention to my intuition. I believe the Holy Spirit and intuition are some how connected but I don't understand it. One night intuition told me to backtrack on my channel surfing and watch this program. This is that story.
Communicate, Appreciate, and Validate
Communicate, appreciate and validate are words that John Edward used to close his TV show "Crossing Over." I had always been very skeptical of psychics. I had never had any personal experience with a psychic. My skepticism was based upon parental comments, TV shows, and the midway of the State Fair. Experiences after the death of my daughter would cause me to become a believer in psychics.
One night in the fall of 2000, I was channel surfing. I stopped at the ScFi channel. A psychic named John Edward was claiming to talk with dead people. I pushed the channel button and kept going. I had passed a few more channels when this intuition came over me. Since Kim's death, I had started to pay more attention to my intuition. My intuition told me to stop, back up, and watch John's program. So I did. John's conveyance of information between the dead and the living was very intriguing. The program was on from 10 until midnight. I watched both hours of the show and decided to watch weekly.
Since Kim's death, I wanted reassurance she was okay in the next life. I continued watching John Edward's Crossing Over program to learn more about him and his gift as a psychic / medium. John closed his programs by reminding people that the love bonds established in the earthly life are not broken by death. Those love bonds continue into the next life. Our love bonds extend across the boundary separating the earthly life and the next life. He encouraged people to communicate, appreciated, and validate their loved ones on earth so that a medium didn't have to do it after they crossed over to the next life. The idea that love bonds remain after an earthly death was comforting to me.
John also talked about religion in general terms. Growing up I had never heard religion and psychic reading discussed together. John's religion was Catholic and he was open about it. He talked about prayer being important to our earthly lives and our lives in the next life. Now he had my attention. I was paying great attention to John's philosophy and his gift of being a medium.
Maxine and I were struggling with our grief. The hardest part of grief for a couple is that each must go at their own pace. Thus the couple is often out of step. This puts even more strain on the relationship. I decided I would ask Maxine to join me in watching John Edward. She was also skeptical. I still had reservations but felt I needed to continue watching and learning. So together we watch all the Crossing Over programs for that season.
By the year 2000, John had written a couple of books and I decided to read one. The book "One Last Time" was of interest. The title reflected the sorrow Maxine and I had because we had no time to say goodbye. We both read the book and learned more details about John and his work as a medium. We continued to gain confidence in John and the message he was communicating to the public.
We learned important things from John's teaching. Some of the things that comforted us were:
The loss of a child is one of the hardest things parents will have to endure.
People who have crossed over are restored. They no longer suffer the diseases, afflictions, and limitations they had on earth.
The love established in the earthly life continues on the other side. Our loved ones "see" us and know what is going on in our lives.
Our loved ones want us to remember them but get on with life. They want us to be happy.
Even if you had a premonition, there is nothing anyone on earth could have done to change the circumstances of their death. It happened according to God's plan.
The energy of our loved ones who have crossed over is around us. We can feel it but we must learn to make ourselves aware of it.
John encouraged people to be skeptical and to make up their own mind. He was not force feeding psychic readings. He never asked the audience to send money.
From the book "One Last Time": "The only thing important down here (meaning life of earth) is to love and help others and be a good person".
Prayer is an important part of our spiritual energy for us on earth and for those who have crossed over. Love and prayer are common bonds between this life and the next life.
As we studied John's teachings, we grew to accept his gift as a psychic. Maxine and I briefly discussed the possibility of going to New York to be in the audience for one of John's "Crossing Over" TV shows. At the time the waiting list for a show or a private reading was over a year long. We did not pursue any details about going. We never discussed it again. After Maxine died, Brenda told me how much Maxine wanted to have a reading from John. Maxine internalized most of her emotions and desires and she never mentioned to me her strong desire for a reading.
Maxine and I both felt the presence of Kim around us. Neither of us discussed the details of how that presence was felt. We continued to watch and study. We read John's books and books by other psychics that John had recommend via is books. We became comfortable that Kim was in the next life and was ok. We accepted, but did not understand, that her death was part of God's plan.
Again, the Holy Spirit was active in our lives. Pausing to return to watching Crossing Over with John Edward helped us reaffirm our belief in life after death. We reinforced our belief that our body dies but our soul returns to God. I came to firmly believe that our body is conceived by our parents but our soul is given by God.
Maxine died on June 4, 2005. In March of 2006 I became aware that John Edward was going to give a seminar in Des Moines. I went on-line and bought four tickets. The tickets were for Brenda, Maxine's best friend, for Gale and Kae, my brother and his wife, and me. In May of 2006 we went to the seminar. Brenda received a reading from her father, I received a reading from Maxine, and Maxine brought through three other readings for people I did not know. Maxine was responsible for five readings. She was still the take charge, get it done, person she was on earth.
The reading was another reassurance of life after earthly death. That Maxine, Kim, and Virgil were together and ok. It was very comforting to me. I have also read books by Allison DeBois. Her story is similar to John Edward but she connects to the dead in a different manner. They share the same basic principles of psychic skills.
The most valuable thing learned from John was to communicate, validate, and appreciate your loved ones on earth while you, and they, are here.


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Policy Analysis and Management Ph.D. (Ithaca)
Policy Analysis and Management
The Ph.D. program combines a focus on the substantive policy areas of health, consumer, and family/social welfare with graduate-level training in a theoretical or disciplinary area, analytical or empirical methods, and multiple disciplinary approaches. The Ph.D. degree is designed to prepare students for faculty positions in public policy, public health, and other academic positions. It also equips students with research and evaluation skills useful for careers in private consulting, government, or the non-profit sector.
For more information, check the Department Web site.
The multi-disciplinary faculty in the Department of Policy Analysis and Management (PAM) work with graduate students in the inter-disciplinary PAM Ph.D. program, and with graduate students in the Ph.D. programs in Economics, Sociology, Human Development, and other graduate fields. The PAM Ph.D. program combines a focus on the substantive areas of education policy, family/social welfare policy, health policy, and regulatory policy, with graduate level training in a social science discipline, empirical research methods, and an understanding of how multiple social science disciplines approach public policy research.
Website: https://www.human.cornell.edu/pam/academics/phd/home
Email: pam-phd@cornell.edu
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Applicants for the Ph.D. program must submit scores on the GRE general test.
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`There are many cauldrons seething in the world today but this one is a monster...' It started in California. A body washed ashore is found by Paula Grey. Weeks later, Bob Newman discovers a woman's body floating into the coast of Cornwall. Shown a photograph, Paula is stunned to realise it is the same woman she hauled out of the Pacific, six thousand miles away. Tweed senses a worldwide menace, tracks Vincent Bernard Moloch, creator of AMBECO, largest conglomerate on the planet. Why have strange domes appeared, overlooking the ocean off California? Who is `Vanity' Richmond, the woman with no identity, companion to Moloch? What links expatriates in California to a similar community in Cornwall? A tremor of panic shatters London, Washington. Tweed encounters the formidable Mrs Benyon, Joel Brand, an Armenian, `Vanity' Richmond and Linda Standish, private investigator. One is murdered by a mysterious exterminator, The Accountant. The temp accelerates - Paula and Newman investigate AMBECO. Crisis explodes into titanic catastrophe - part of a continent collapses into the ocean. The final battle detonates in Cornwall.


Just a few years ago, you may never have heard of it … but microbreweries are becoming something of a UK phenomenon, with Beavertown and Brewdog leading the pack.
Craft beer – comprising everything from tart 'sours' to 'coffee porters' – is now estimated to make up 6.5% of all beer sales in the UK. There are over 2,000 UK microbreweries now in production, with more popping up weekly. But when it comes to creating quality over quantity, there's no mistaking that running a microbrewery can be an incredibly energy-intensive process.
One large challenge faced by entrepreneurs looking to create an artisan beer is what energy supply is best to use (particularly if they're off the mains gas grid), as well as how to keep costs to a minimum, and what bespoke flavor will help the beer bubble up in the collective consciousness. In this piece, Flogas – a UK supplier of LPG gas bottles, cylinders and tanks -offer some useful advice on starting your own microbrewery.
Your equipment will be key!
And what about … ingredients?
It's not an easy task to launch your own microbrewery. Along with all the complications of the brewing process, the last thing you'll want to worry about is extortionate energy prices, or an unreliable supply. If you're connected to the grid and require a commercial gas deal, or you're in a rural area and need a dependable supply, it's important to make a wise choice. LPG is a cleaner, cheaper and more efficient fuel and can provide major energy cost savings. With the lowest CO2 emissions of any fossil fuel, it'll also mean a lower carbon footprint for your microbrewery.


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Ragnarok M: Love at first sight By Tencent Open Its Pre-Registration!
By Jason Jason / September 28, 2018 / Android Games
Since its first trailer release, all of Ragnarok fans around the world has been dying to play the game. Ragnarok is an all time favorite game for millennial. It is played by millions of people all around the world, and now gravity which is the developer of Ragnarok has finally made another game called Ragnarok M: Love at first sight by Tencent.
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La linea C Eighth Avenue Local è una linea della metropolitana di New York, che collega la città da nord, con capolinea presso la stazione di 168th Street, a est, con capolinea presso Euclid Avenue. È indicata con il colore blu vivido poiché la trunk line utilizzata a Manhattan è la linea IND Eighth Avenue.

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La linea C e la linea CC furono attivate il 1º luglio 1933, in concomitanza con l'apertura della linea IND Concourse. La linea CC, diretta antenata dell'attuale linea, svolgeva un servizio locale tra Bedford Park Boulevard e Hudson Terminal durante le ore di punta e tra 205th Street e Hudson Terminal durante le ore di morbida. La linea C effettuava invece un servizio espresso tra 205th Street e Bergen Street, a Brooklyn, durante le sole ore di punta.

Il 19 agosto 1933, linea C venne troncata presso Hudson Terminal e il servizio venne esteso anche nelle ore di morbida, mentre la linea CC fu limitata a Bedford Park Boulevard. Successivamente, il 1º gennaio 1936 la linea CC venne estesa fino alla stazione di Jay Street – Borough Hall e il 9 aprile 1937 la linea C fu prolungata fino a Hoyt-Schermerhorn Streets. Dal 1º luglio 1937, alcuni treni della linea C continuarono a raggiungere la stazione di Bergen Street durante le ore di punta, mentre il servizio della linea durante i fine settimana venne soppresso; di conseguenza, la linea CC venne nuovamente riportata presso la stazione di 205th Street come compensazione.

Il 15 dicembre 1940, con l'apertura della linea IND Sixth Avenue, fu attivata la linea D che iniziò a svolgere un servizio espresso lungo la linea IND Concourse insieme alla linea C. La linea CC, indietreggiata presso la stazione di Hudson Terminal, rimase invece attiva solo nelle ore di punta e durante il sabato, venendo sostituita nelle altre fasce orarie dalla linea D. In seguito, il 10 ottobre 1944, il servizio della linea C durante il sabato fu eliminato.

Il 24 ottobre 1949, la linea C venne soppressa e per compensare la sua eliminazione il servizio della linea D fu incrementato. La linea CC iniziò invece a terminare presso Broadway-Lafayette Street durante i gironi feriali, mentre durante il sabato il capolinea meridionale rimase Hudson Terminal. Successivamente, il 29 dicembre 1951, il servizio durante il sabato venne eliminato e il 30 ottobre 1954 il capolinea tornò ad essere sempre Hudson Terminal.

Il 30 agosto 1976, la linea CC sostituì la linea E lungo la linea IND Fulton Street, terminato presso Rockaway Park-Beach 116th Street; divenne di conseguenza l'unica linea della rete ad attraversare tutti i quattro boroughs serviti dalla metropolitana. Inoltre, le corse della navetta Rockaway furono fuse con quelle della linea assumendo la denominazione CC in sostituzione dell'originale HH. Poi, nel maggio 1985, con l'eliminazione delle doppie lettere dalla nomenclatura della rete, la linea CC fu rinominata linea C mentre alla navetta fu assegnata la lettera H.

Il 12 dicembre 1988, in seguito alla soppressione della linea K, il servizio della linea C venne prolungato anche nelle ore di morbida, esclusa la notte, e strutturato nel seguente modo: tra Bedford Park Boulevard e Euclid Avenue durante le ore di punta, tra 145th Street e Euclid Avenue durante la mattina e tra 145th Street e World Trade Center di sera e nei fine settimana. Nell'aprile del 1995, il servizio di mattina e nei fine settimana venne esteso fino alla stazione di 168th Street slavo poi essere nuovamente ridotto preso la stazione di 145th Street nel novembre dello stesso anno.

Il 1º marzo 1998, linee B e C, che svolgevano entrambe un servizio locale lungo la porzione nord della linea IND Eighth Avenue, si scambiarono i rispettivi capolinea settentrionali, ponendo fine al servizio della linea C nel Bronx. Di conseguenza, la linea C, invece di alternare tre diversi capolinea a seconda delle fasce orarie, iniziò a terminare sempre presso 168th Street. Successivamente, nell'aprile del 1999, la linea venne estesa presso Euclid Avenue anche di sera e nei fine settimana svolgendo un servizio locale a Brooklyn. Di notte, il servizio locale a Brooklyn era assicurato dalla linea A, che era invece espressa quando la linea C era attiva.

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Dopo gli attentati dell'11 settembre 2001, la stazione World Trade Center divenne inutilizzabile come capolinea meridionale della linea E e di conseguenza la linea C fu soppressa fino al 24 settembre 2001. Fino ad allora, il servizio locale lungo la porzione nord della linea IND Eighth Avenue venne assicurato dalle linee A e D, mentre la linea E venne estesa dalla stazione di Canal Street a quella di Euclid Avenue per sostituire il servizio locale della linea C a Brooklyn.

Il 23 gennaio 2005, un incendio scoppiato presso la sala di controllo della stazione di Chambers Street paralizzò le linee A e C. Le prime stime parlavano di circa tre o cinque anni necessari per ripristinare il servizio completo, a causa della rarità delle attrezzature distrutte, tempo che venne in seguito ridotto a sei o nove mesi. Tuttavia, il 2 febbraio 2005, circa il 70% del servizio della linea era già stato ripristinato e il 21 aprile il servizio fu ripristinato nella sua interezza.

Il servizio
A differenza del resto della rete, attiva 24 ore su 24, il servizio della linea C Eighth Avenue Local è limitato a fasce orarie ben precise. La linea è infatti attiva tra le 5:20 e le 22:20 circa, svolge per l'intero percorso un servizio locale e ferma in 40 stazioni, con un tempo di percorrenza di 1 ora e 5 minuti circa. Tra le 22.20 e le 5.20 le stazioni sono servite dalla linea A Eighth Avenue Express che invece di effettuare un servizio espresso effettua un servizio locale lungo il suo percorso.

Possiede interscambi con 21 delle altre 24 linee della metropolitana di New York, con le quattro linee della Port Authority Trans-Hudson, con i servizi ferroviari suburbani Long Island Rail Road e New Jersey Transit Rail, con i treni extraurbani dell'Amtrak e con numerose linee automobilistiche gestite da MTA Bus, NJT Bus e NYCT Bus.

Nel mese di agosto 2012, la Straphangers Campaign ha valutato la linea C come la peggiore linea della metropolitana della città, per il quarto anno consecutivo. Nessun'altra linea si era classificata come peggiore per più di tre anni di fila. Il New York Times ha invece definito la linea C come la "meno amata delle linee della metropolitana di New York", ipotizzando come una delle cause i treni che utilizza, gli R32, che con i loro circa 50 anni di età sono i più vecchi attualmente utilizzati nel sistema e che all'epoca dell'articolo costituivano l'intera flotta della linea.

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Sulla linea C vengono attualmente usati due diversi materiali rotabili, gli R32 e gli R160. I primi risalgono agli anni 1960 e furono prodotti dalla Budd Company, i secondi sono degli anni 2010 e furono prodotti dall'Alstom. Le vetture a disposizione della linea sono in totale 80 R160 e 64 R46, assemblabili in diverse configurazioni. Il deposito assegnato alla linea è quello di 207th Street.

In particolare, gli R32, attualmente i più vecchi rotabili della rete con oltre 50 anni di esercizio, rappresentavano fino a poco tempo fa gran parte della flotta della linea e hanno sicuramente contribuito a classificare, nel 2012, la linea C come la peggiore delle linee della città, per il quarto anno consecutivo. Non casualmente, nel mese di agosto 2011, il New York Times definì questi treni come "un ricordo triste, per i passeggeri, di un'epoca sotterranea precedente".

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Iwan Dimitrijewitsch Gladyschew (, ; * 13. August 2001) ist ein russischer Radsportler, der Rennen in den Kurzzeitdisziplinen auf der Bahn bestreitet.

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2018 belegte Iwan Gladyschew bei den Junioren-Weltmeisterschaften im Teamsprint Rang drei. Im selben Jahr wurde er zweifacher Junioren-Europameister, im Sprint und mit Daniil Komkow und Danila Burlakow im Teamsprint. 2019 wurde er Vize-Europameister der Junioren im Keirin.

2020 wurde Gladyschew gemeinsam mit Denis Dmitrijew und Pawel Jakuschewski Europameister der Elite im Teamsprint. Im Frühjahr 2021 errang er mit Danila Burlakow und Michael Jakowlew beim Lauf des Nations' Cup in Sankt Petersburg die Goldmedaille.

2021 wurde Iwan Gladyschew für die Teilnahme an den Olympischen Spielen in Tokio nominiert, wo er mit Dmitrijew und Jakuweschki im Teamsprint an den Start gehen soll.

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