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Prirodno - matematički fakultet
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Fakultet: Prirodno-matematički
Odsek / Grupa / Smer: Hemija
Knjige i udžbenici:
Ђорђе Глишин, Горан Петровић, Биљана Арсић, "Органска синтеза: принципи, концепти, ретроанализа, синтони", ИСБН 978-86-6275-017-4, издавач Природно-математички факултет, Ниш, (2013).
Горан Петровић, "Збирка решених примера из органске синтезе", ИСБН 978-86-6275-037-2, издавач Природно-математички факултет, Ниш, (2014).
G. Petrović, G. Stojanović, N. Radulović, Encapsulation of cinnamon oil in b-cyclodextrin, J. Med. Plants Res. 4(14), 1382 (2010).
G. Petrović, G. Stojanović, R. Palić, Modified b-cyclodextrins as prospective agents for improving water solubility of organic pesticides, Environ. Chem. Lett., 9(3), 423 (2011).
I. Stojanović, M. Stanković, O. Jovanović, G. Petrović, A. Šmelcerović, G. Stojanović, Effect of Hypogymnia physodes Extracts and their Depsidones on Micronucleus Distribution in Human Lymphocytes, Nat. Prod. Commun., 8(1), 109-112, (2013).
G. Petrović, G. Stojanović, O. Jovanović, A. Đorđević, I. Palić, S. Sovilj, Inclusion complexes of pesticides in aqueous solutions of methylated-β-cyclodextrin, Hem. Ind., 67(2), 231-237, (2013).
G. Stojanović, V. Mitić, V. Stankov-Jovanović, M. Ilić, O. Jovanović, G. Petrović, The antioxidant characteristics of the selected plant species growing under post fire environmental conditions, Oxid. Commun., 36(1), 26-32, (2013).
S. Simonović, V. Stankov, V. Mitić, M. Ilić, G. Petrović, G. Stojanović, Chemical Composition of Angelica pancicii Essential Oil Determined by Liquid and Headspace GC-MS Techniques, Nat. Prod. Commun., 9(2), 271-272, (2014).
G. Stojanović, S. Jovanović, B. Zlatković, A. Đorđević, G. Petrović, O. Jovanović, V. Stankov-Jovanović, V. Mitić, Hylotelephium Spectabile (Boreau) H. Ohba x Telephium (L.) H. Ohba Leaf and Flower Extracts: Composition, Antioxidant and Antibacterial Activity, Rec. Nat. Prod., 8(3) 272-276, (2014).
A. Ðorđević, J. Lazarević, G. Petrović, B. Zlatković, S. Solujić, Chemical and Biological Evaluation of Hypericum maculatum Crantz Essential Oil, Chem. Biodivers., 11(1), 140-149, (2014).
I. Stojanović, S. Najman, O. Jovanović, G. Petrović, J. Najdanović, P. Vasiljević, A. Šmelcerović, Effects of Depsidones from Hypogymnia physodes on HeLa Cell Viability and Grrowth, Folia. Biol-Prague, 60, 89-94, (2014).
G. Stojanović, O. Jovanović, G. Petrović, V. Mitić, V. Stankov-Jovanović, S. Jovanović, Composition of Headspace Volatiles and Essential Oils of Three Thymus Species, Nat. Prod. Commun., 9(11) 1609-1612, (2014).
J. Stamenković, G. Stojanović, I. Radojković, G. Petrović, B. Zlatković, Chemical Composition of the Essential Oil from Chaerophyllum temulum (Apiaceae), Nat. Prod. Commun., 10(8), 439-441, (2015).
S. Jovanović, O. Jovanović, G. Petrović, G. Stojanović, Endemic Balkan Parsnip Pastinaca hirsuta: the Chemical Profile of Essential Oils, Headspace Volatiles and Extracts, Nat. Prod. Commun., 10(4), 661-664, (2015).
G. Stojanović, V. Mitić, G. Petrović, V. Stankov-Jovanović, I. Radojković, Antioxidant Capacity and Chemical Composition of Propolis from Different Serbian Regions, Oxid. Commun., 38(4), 1580-1590, (2015).
O. Jovanović, B. Zlatković, S. Jovanović, G. Petrović, G. Stojanović, Composition of Peucedanum longifolium Waldst. & Kit. Essential Oil and Volatiles Obtained by Headspace, J. Essent. Oil Res., 27(3), 182-185, (2015). 6).
A. Alimpić, D. Pljevljakušić, K. Savikin, A. Knežević, M. Ćurčić, D. Veličković, T. Stević, G. Petrović, V. Matevski, J. Vukojević, S. Marković, P. Marin, S. Duletić-Laušević, Composition and Biological Effects of Salvia ringens (Lamiaceae) Essential Oil and Extracts, Ind. Crop. Prod., 76, 702-709, (2015).
S. Alagić, V. Stankov Jovanović, V. Mitić, J. Cvetković, G. Petrović, G. Stojanović, Bioaccumulation of HMW PAHs in the roots of wild blackberry from the Bor region (Serbia): Phytoremediation and biomonitoring aspects, Sci. Total Environ., 562, 561-570, (2016).
J. Stamenković, G. Petrović, G. Stojanović, A. Đorđević, B. Zlatković, Chaerophyllum aureum L. Volatiles: Composition, Antioxidant and Antimicrobial Activity, Rec. Nat. Prod., 10(2), 245-250, (2016).
J. Cvetković, V. Mitić, V. Stankov-Jovanović, M. Dimitrijević, G. Petrović, S. Nikolić-Mandić, G. Stojanović, Optimization of the QuEChERS extraction procedure for the determination of polycyclic aromatic hydrocarbons in soil by gas chromatography-mass spectrometry. Anal. Methods, 8, 1711-1720, (2016).
I. Kostevski, G. Petrović, G. Stojanović, J. Stamenković, B. Zlatković, Essential Oil Chemical Composition and Headspace Volatiles Profile of Achillea coarctata from Serbia, Nat. Prod. Commun., 11(4), 543-545, (2016).
G. Petrović, J. Stamenković, I. Kostevski, G. Stojanović, V. Mitić, B. Zlatković, Chemical composition of volatiles; antimicrobial, antioxidant and cholinesterase inhibitory activity of Chaerophyllum aromaticum L. (Apiaceae) essential oils and extracts. Chem. Biodivers., 14(5), (2017).
M. Dimitrijević, V. Stankov-Jovanović, J. Cvetković, M. Mitić, G. Petrović, A. Đorđević, V. Mitic, Phenolics, Antioxidant Potentials and Antimicrobial Activities of Six Wikd Boletaceae Mushrooms. Anal. Lett., 50(10), 1691-1709, (2017).
I. Stojanović, A. Djordjević, V. Stankov-Jovanović, V. Mitić, O. Jovanović, G. Petrović, A. Šmelcerović, Antimicrobial and Antioxidant Activity of Hypogymnia physodes Methanol Extract and Its Constituents. 3-Hydroxyphysodic Acid, a Potent Natural Antioxidant. Oxid. Commun., 40(1), 91-101, (2017).
G. Petrović, J. Stamenković, G. Stojanović, V. Mitić, B. Zlatković, Chemical profile of essential oils and headspace volatiles of Chaerophyllum hirsutum from Serbia. Nat. Prod. Commun., 12(9), 1513-1515, (2017).
I. Zlatanović, I. Zrnzević, O. Jovanović, I. Stojanović, G. Petrović, G. Stojanović, Chemical composition of Umbilicaria crustulosa and U. cylindrica. Nat. Prod. Commun., 12(7),1105-1106, (2017).
S. Alagić, V. Stankov-Jovanović, V. Mitić, J. Nikolić, G. Petrović, S. Tošić, G. Stojanović, The effect of multiple contamination of soil on LMW and MMW PAHs accumulation in the roots of Rubus fruticosus L. naturally growing near The Copper Mining and Smelting Complex Bor (East Serbia). Environ. Chem. Lett., 24(18), 15609-15621, (2017).
G. Petrović, M. Ilić, V. Stankov-Jovanović, G. Stojanović, S. Jovanović, Phytochemical analysis of Saponaria officinalis L. shoots and flowers essential oils. Nat. Prod. Res., 32(3), 331-334, (2018).
M. Dimitrijević, V. Mitić, O. Jovanović, V. Stankov-Jovanović, J. Nikolić, G. Petrović, G. S. Stojanovic, Comparative study of fatty acids profile in eleven wild mushrooms of Boletaceae and Russulaceae families. Chem. Biodivers., 15(1), (2018).
S. Kindlovits, S. Sárosi, K. Inotai, G. Petrović, G. Stojanović, É. Németh, Phytochemical characteristics of root volatiles and extracts of Achillea collina Becker genotypes. J. Essent. Oil Res., 30(5), 330-340, (2018).
G. Petrović, J. Stamenković, V. Mitić, G. Stojanović, B. Zlatković, O. Jovanović, Chemical composition and antioxidant activity of the Athamanta turbith ssp. haynaldii volatiles. Nat. Prod. Commun., 13(6), 783-785, (2018).
J. Stamenković, G. Petrović, O. Jovanović, J. Ickovski, I. Palić, G. Stojanović, Chemical composition of the essential oils and headspace volatiles of Ferulago sylvatica (Besser) Reichenb. from Serbia. Nat. Prod. Res., 34(13), 1947-1950, (2019).
G. Petrović, J. Stamenković, O. Jovanović, G. Stojanović, Chemical compositions of the essential oils and headspace volatiles of Seseli peucedanoides plant parts. Nat. Prod. Commun., 14(5), 1-6, (2019).
J. Ickovski, J. Pavlović, M. Mitić, I. Palić, D. Kostić, G. Petrović, G. Stojanović, Furofuran lignans of Artemisia genus: isolation, biosynthesis and biological activity. J. Serb. Chem. Soc., 85(5), 575-600, (2020).
S. Jovanović, O. Jovanović, Z. Mitić, G. Petrović, G. Stojanović, Chemical composition and distribution of the headspace volatiles in commercial culinary herbs and spices: chemometric approach. J. Serb. Chem. Soc., 85(8), 1001-1010, (2020).
G. Stojanović, J. Ickovski, A. Đorđević, G. Petrović, K. Stepić, I. Palić, J. Stamenković, The first report on chemical composition and antimicrobial activity of Artemisia scoparia Waldst. et Kit. extracts. Nat. Prod. Commun., 15(3), 1-7, (2020).
Z. Mitić, S. Jovanović, B. Zlatković, S. Milanović, B. Nikolić, G. Petrović, G. Stojanović, P. Marin, Variation of needle volatiles in native populations of Pinus mugo - evidence from multivariate statistical analysis. Plant Biosystems, (2020).
J. Stamenković, A. Đorđević, G. Stojanović, V. Mitić, G. Petrović, Phytochemical analysis of volatiles and biological activities of Chaerophyllum bulbosum L. essential oils, J. Serb. Chem. Soc., 86(3) 257-267 (2021).
G. Petrović, B. Stojčeva-Radovanović, OdređI.je organohlornih insekticida u mleku, Acta Periodica Technologica, Univerzitet u Novom Sadu, 31, 131 (2000).
G. Petrović, B. Stojčeva-Radovanović, O. Jovanović, Characterization of pesticide-b-cyclodextrin inclusion complexes in aqueous solution, Facta Universitatis - series: Physics, Chemistry and Technology, University of Niš, 3 (2), 151 (2005).
N. Nikolić, J. Stojanović, G. Stojanović, J. Mastilović, I. Karabegović, G. Petrović, M. Lazić, The effect of some protein rich flours on farinograph properties of the wheat flour, Adv. Technol., 2(1) 20-25, (2013).
V. Mitić, V. Stankov-Jovanović, M. Dimitrijević, J. Cvetković, , G. Petrović, G. Stojanović, Chemometric analysis of chlorophyll a, b and carotenoid content in green leafy vegetables, Biol. Nyssana, 4(1-2) 49-55, (2013).
J. Stamenković, I. Radojković, A. Đorđević, O. Jovanović, G. Petrović, G. Stojanović, Optimization of HPLC method for the isolation of Hypericum perforatum L. methanol extract, Biol. Nyssana, 4(1-2) 81-85, (2013).
J. Stamenković, I. Radojković, G. Petrović, G. Stojanović, A. Đorđević, Headspace volatiles of Chaerophyllum aureum L., Facta Universitatis - series: Physics, Chemistry and Technology, University of Niš, 13(2), 133-140, (2015).
I. Radojković-Kostevski, G. Petrović, G. Stojanović, J. Stamenković, B. Zlatković, Variations in the headspace volatile profiles of three different Achillea coarctata Poir. (Asteraceae) populations. Biol. Nyssana, 6(2), 75-80, (2015).
I. Zlatanović, G. Petrović, O. Jovanović, I. Zrnzević, G. Stojanović, Isolation and identification of secondary metabolites of Umbilicaria crustulosa (Ach.) Frey, Facta Universitatis - series: Physics, Chemistry and Technology, University of Niš, 14(2), 125-133, (2016).
G. Petrović, J. Stamenković, G. Stojanović, B. Zlatković, O. Jovanović, Essential oil analysis of different plant parts of Geocaryum cynapioides (Guss.) L. Engstrand, Biol. Nyssana, 9(1), 31-35, (2017).
S. Lakićević, I. Karabegović, N. Nikolić, G. Petrović, A. Djordjević, M. Lazić, The kinetics of alcoholic fermentation, phenolic content, antioxidant and antimicrobial activity of the winw obtained from Plovdina grape with the addition of aromatic herbs, Adv. Technol., 7(2), 11-18, (2018).
Đorđević A., Lazarević J., Stojanović G., Palić I., Petrović G., The composition of Hypericum umbellatum A. Kern. essential oil from Serbia, 43rd International Symposium on essential oils, 5-8.9.2012, Lisabon, Portugalija, Book of abstracts, 244.
Ilić M., Jovanović VS., Jovanović O., Mitić V., Jovanović S., Petrović G., Stojanović G., Composition and biological activities of Seseli rigidum Waldst. and Kit. fruit essential oil, 43rd International Symposium on essential oils, 5-8.9.2012, Lisabon, Portugalija, Book of abstracts, 154.
G. Petrović, O. Jovanović, I. Radojković, J. Stamenković, G. Stojanović, Chemical composition of Peucedanum cervaria (Lap.) L. head space volatiles, International conference on natural products utilization ICNPU, 3-6.11.2013, Bansko, Bugarska, Book of abstracts, 200.
G. Stojanović, O. Jovanović, S. Jovanović, B. Zlatković, G. Petrović, GC-MS profile of Peucedanum longifolium WALDST. & KIT. essential oil and volatiles obtained by head space, International conference on natural products utilization ICNPU, 3-6.11.2013, Bansko, Bugarska, Book of abstracts, 199.
I. Radojković, G. Petrović, B. Zlatković, S. Jovanović, G. Stojanović, Chemical composition of Bunium alpinum ssp. montanum essential oil, 45th International Symposium on Essential oils ISEO, 7-10.9.2014, Istambul, Turska, Abstracts, 117.
J. Stamenković, G. Petrović, G. Stojanović, Chemical composition of Chaerophyllum aureum L. essential oil and head space volatiles, 45th International Symposium on Essential oils ISEO, 7-10.9.2014, Istambul, Turska, Abstracts, 118.
G. Stojanović, O. Jovanović, G. Petrović, V. Mitić, V. Stankov-Jovanović, Comparison of GC-MS profiles of headspace volatiles and essential oils: The case of three Thymus samples, Origanum heracleoticum and Achillea crithmifolia, 45th International Symposium on Essential oils ISEO, 7-10.9.2014, Istambul, Turska, Abstracts, 119.
S. Jovanović, O. Jovanović, G. Petrović, G. Stojanović, Endemic Balkan parsnip Pastinaca hirsutа Pančić: the GC-MS profile of essential oils and head-space volatiles, 45th International Symposium on Essential oils ISEO, 7-10.9.2014, Istambul, Turska, Abstracts, 120.
I. Zrnzević, O. Jovanović, I. Zlatanović, I. Stojanović, G. Petrović, G. Stojanović, Constituents of Ramalina Capitata (Ach.) Nyl. extracts, 6th International Congress of Aromatic and Medicinal Plants CIPAM 2016, 29.5.-1.6.2016, Coimbra, Portugal, Book of Abstracts, 273.
G. Petrović, N. Vukadinović, O. Jovanović, B. Zlatković, J. Stamenković, G. Stojanović, Chemical analysis of Scandix pecten-veneris L. hexane extract, 6th International Congress of Aromatic and Medicinal Plants CIPAM 2016, 29.5.-1.6.2016, Coimbra, Portugal, Book of Abstracts, 249.
G. Petrović, S. Milošević, J. Stamenković, G. Stojanović, S. Jovanović, V. Mitić, Headspace volatiles profile of Anthemis arvensis L. from Serbia, 6th International Congress of Aromatic and Medicinal Plants CIPAM 2016, 29.5.-1.6.2016, Coimbra, Portugal, Book of Abstracts, 248.
I. Zlatanović, I. Zrnzević, O. Jovanović, I. Stojanović, G. Petrović, G. Stojanović, GC-MS profile of Umbilicaria crustulosa (Ach.) Frey and Umbilicaria cylindrica (L.) Duby extracts, 12. Simpozijum o flori jugoistočne Srbije i susednih regiona, 16-19.6.2016, Kopaonik, Book of abstracts, 87.
G. Petrović, N. Vukadinović, J. Stamenković, I. Kostevski, G. Stojanović, O. Jovanović, Chemical profile of Scandix pecten-veneris L. headspace volatiles, 12. Simpozijum o flori jugoistočne Srbije i susednih regiona, 16-19.6.2016, Kopaonik, Book of abstracts, 110.
J. Stamenković, I. Kostevski, G. Petrović, G. Stojanović, I. Palić, B. Zlatković, Chaerophyllum temulum: Differences between headspace volatile profiles of fresh and air dried plant, 12. Simpozijum o flori jugoistočne Srbije i susednih regiona, 16-19.6.2016, Kopaonik, Book of abstracts, 109.
S. Jovanović, G. Petrović, O. Jovanović, Z. Mitić, J. Krstić, Characterization of the volatile composition of frequently used culinary herbs from Lamiaceae family (basil, marjoram, oregano, rosemary and thyme) by HS-GC-MS/FID, 25th Congress of Chemists and Technologists of Macedonia, 19-22 September 2018, Ohrid, Macedonia, Book of Abstracts, 58.
G. Petrović, J. Stamenković, O. Jovanović, V. Mitić, G. Stojanović, Phytochemical analysis of the Elaeagnus angustifolia L. essential oil and headspace volatiles, 25th Congress of Chemists and Technologists of Macedonia, 19-22 September 2018, Ohrid, Macedonia, Book of Abstracts, 59.
J. Stamenković, G. Petrović, G. Stojanović, Chemical composition of Chaerophyllum coloratum L. headspace volatiles, 13th Symposium on the Flora of Southeastern Serbia and Neighboring Regions, 20-23 June 2019, Stara planina, Serbia, Book of Abstracts, 169.
G. Petrović, J. Stamenković, O. Jovanović, G. Stojanović, GC/MS profile of Anthriscus cerefolium L. hexane and dichloromethane extracts, 13th Symposium on the Flora of Southeastern Serbia and Neighboring Regions, 20-23 June 2019, Stara planina, Serbia, Book of Abstracts, 170.
V. Tomić, J. Stamenković, S. Veljković, T. Jovanović, G. Petrović, Soil influence on the chemical composition of the Geranium macrorrhizum L. rhizome essential oil, 50th International Symposium on Essential Oils, 9-12 September 2019, Vienna, Austria, Book of Abstracts, 170.
G. Petrović, O. Jovanović, V. Tomić, G. Stojanović, Phytochemical analysis of the Anthriscus caucalis M. Bieb volatiles, 50th International Symposium on Essential Oils, 9-12 September 2019, Vienna, Austria, Book of Abstracts, 162.
S. Jovanović, A. Đorđević, B. Zlatković, G. Petrović, O. Jovanović, V. Stankov-Jovanović, V. Mitić, G. Stojanović, Phytochemical composition and antibacterial activity of the Hylotelephium spectabile (Boreau) H. Ohba x telephium (L.) H. Ohba leaf and flower extracts, 11. Simpozijum o flori jugoistočne Srbije i susednih regiona, 13-16.6.2013, Vlasinsko jezero, Srbija, Book of abstracts, 84-85.
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Maria Magdalena Garro (born 18 February 1989) is an Argentine Olympic canoeist. She represented her country at the 2016 Summer Olympics.

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Pan American Games medalists in canoeing
Pan American Games silver medalists for Argentina
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Congratulations to Ovations Fanfare, LP, the recipient of the prestigious Western Fairs Association Barham Award.
"The Ovations team stepped outside of their regular food and beverage role to help capture a unique opportunity for the California State Fair, the Sacramento community and, of course, their own operation," said WFA President Pat Kress. "This is exactly the type of vision and leadership the Barham Award is designed to recognize."
Last year, Ovations embarked on a journey with Cal Expo (home of the California State Fair) and the inaugural USL Pro Sacramento Republic soccer team. Negotiations were made, contracts signed and a field was erected on Cal Expo's property in less than a year. Sacramentans rallied behind the team, filling the seats at every game (even during fair!) and cheering them on to a USL Pro Championship while breaking USL Pro attendance records. The excitement caught the attention of Major League Soccer executives who are considering Sacramento as a home for one of its new MLS franchises.
"As with past recipients, Ovations has raised the bar," said Gary Barham, Hot Dog on a Stick. "We are pleased to welcome them to the Barham family."
The Barham Award is presented in honor of Hot Dog on a Stick founder Dave Barham, and recognizes innovation, quality and leadership in the field of service. Ovations will be honored at the Industry Awards Celebration on Wednesday, January 14.
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Q: How to change visiblity (visible, invisible or gone ) of setEndIconDrawable in TextInputLayout android?
I am trying to make invisible or visibility gone of endIconDrawable which is the edit icon in the picture above for FirstName field only and want to keep visibile edit icon rest of the fields but unable to do? How can i do this?
      <com.google.android.material.textfield.TextInputLayout
                android:id="@+id/tilFirstName"
                android:layout_width="match_parent"
                android:layout_height="@dimen/_64dp"
                app:endIconDrawable="@drawable/icon_edit"
                app:endIconMode="custom">

                <com.google.android.material.textfield.TextInputEditText
                    android:id="@+id/etFirstName"
                    android:layout_width="match_parent"
                    android:layout_height="wrap_content"
                    android:focusableInTouchMode="false"
                    android:hint="@string/label_fname"
                    android:inputType="textCapWords" />
            </com.google.android.material.textfield.TextInputLayout>

I wanted to get the following as shown in the below image:

A: If you want to do it in the layout (static way) just don't add the app:endIconDrawable/app:endIconMode attributes:
  <com.google.android.material.textfield.TextInputLayout
            android:id="@+id/tilFirstName"
            android:layout_width="match_parent"
            android:layout_height="@dimen/_64dp">

Programmatically to remove the endIconDrawable you can use:
textInputLayout.setEndIconMode(TextInputLayout.END_ICON_NONE);

To add the endIconDrawable you can use:
textInputLayout.setEndIconMode(TextInputLayout.END_ICON_CUSTOM);
textInputLayout.setEndIconDrawable(R.drawable.xxxx);

A: I tried @Gabriele Mariotti 's answer. It's good but it has a problem. I used the code for making endicon visible or invisible in text watcher and it didn't work as desired. Then I used isEndIconVisible attribute for textInputLayout and maje it true or false. It works correctly as desired.

A: 2022 KOTLIN
best solution:
textInputLayout.isEndIconVisible = false

A: Add this android:visibility="gone"

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Western Colorado is becoming noticed for more than the Colorado National Monument and dinosaur fossils. There is good wine being produced here and visitors are coming to partake in it. When they need a place to stay, it's hard to beat the quality and location of the Wine Country Inn in Palisade. This eighty room hotel offers guests just about anything they would need to enjoy their visit to Palisade, Colorado and points beyond. Surrounded by over twenty acres of vineyards and situated at the base of the magical Book Cliffs, guests are in the midst of Western Colorado's best.
Dining options at the Colorado Wine Country Inn are many, starting with your free breakfast served in the Tapestry Lounge. Fuel up on delights from the yogurt bar with house-made granola as a base. Muffins, fruit, oatmeal, cereals, bagels and pastries are also available. A wine reception is held daily in the afternoon near the lobby. The Tapestry Lounge serves lunch daily from 11 am to 2 pm and dinner from 5 to 9 pm. An onsite restaurant (Caroline's), is open for dinner Thursday through Sunday 5 to 9 pm. Bicycle tours can be arranged with Rapid Creek Cycles in Palisade. After a day of bicycling around the vineyards under the warm Colorado sun, soothe your aching muscles in the outdoor pool and hot tub, open seasonally. Rent the entire pool area for a memorable family or business get-together. Catering is available for your event, if needed.
Choose from a standard guest room, suite, ADA room, or Vintner's Guest House with a fully equipped kitchen. All rooms feature microwave, refrigerator, coffee makers and more to provide most of what you will need during your stay. Some of the guest rooms come with a private patio to soak up the warm Colorado sunshine in peace and quiet. Antique photographs create a homey atmosphere, while plush bedding insures restful nights. The price is reasonable too, with rooms starting at just 164 USD for two adults and includes free breakfast, WiFi and wine reception.
Wine touring is getting very popular in the Grand Valley. The wine quality just keeps getting better, to the point where Costco (a large warehouse-type grocery and home goods chain) has started selling some of the wines from the area! A recent survey for Grand Junction Visitor and Convention Bureau shows that 37.34% of visitors came to Grand Junction and Mesa County for winery tasting and tours. Beer and mead might also interest wine themed visitors to the area. The Meadery of the Rockies makes this ancient liquor from golden Colorado honey and can educate you on its delights in their tasting room. Kannah Creek Brewing Company, Rockslide Brew Pub and Edgewater Brewery offer beer lovers a taste of Western Colorado high-desert suds and a full menu for lunch and dinner.
With the Tapestry Lounge onsite you will be able to taste most of the local wines and beers in the comfort of your hotel. After all, you wouldn't want to get a DUI from the local police force!
The central location of Colorado Wine Country Inn puts you in easy reach of the Grand Mesa, a great place to explore winter or summer. If you have an all-wheel drive vehicle, high-clearance vehicle (pickup truck), or mountain bike drive up the breath-taking Land's End Road and get a big view of the Grand Valley from a place up high where the majestic Golden Eagles soar. Wandering the extensive high-country forests full of wildlife in the Grand Mesa is an outdoor enthusiast's delight. While summer is the most popular time to visit, winter holds secrets high up on the Grand Mesa that attracts a crowd also. Snowmobilers flock to the immense public lands under deep mountain snows to play for hours on end in this winter playground. Cross-country skiers are fond of this high plateau also.
The Grand Valley is the fruit basket of Colorado. In the summer and fall, taste the goods from roadside stands selling famous Grand Valley peaches, sweet cherries, succulent pears and crisp apples. For geology buffs, the Colorado National Monument entrance is less than thirty minutes away by car. If you plan on visiting the Colorado National Monument, be sure and see the Dinosaur Museum in Fruita as well as Dinosaur Hill, where a 1.5 mile or 2.4 kilometer trail takes you around this well-known quarry where paleontologist Elmer Riggs discovered two thirds of a seventy foot Apatosaurus.
With so many outdoor activities it is easy to see why Grand Junction and Mesa County's visitor numbers are growing. In the summer, enjoy white water rafting, mountain biking, hiking, fishing, golf and more. In the winter, there is skiing, snowboarding, snowmobiling and snowshoeing close by. Both winter or summer enthusiasts would do well to choose the Colorado Wine Country Inn for its location and comfort at the base of the stunning Grand Mesa and close to the Colorado River. No matter which season you choose, you now have the perfect location to base your Mesa Country trip from. Come see why visitor numbers are up and enjoy this fine hotel and its surroundings soon.


By John S. McClenahen When the U.S. Commerce Dept. gets around to publishing GDP numbers for this year's first calendar quarter, trade probably won't be recorded as having been a major drag on the U.S. economy. "Trade looks like it will be neutral for overall economic growth in the first quarter," says Stan Shipley, a senior economist at Merrill Lynch & Co., New York. Meanwhile, Maury Harris, an analyst at UBS Warburg LCC, New York, speculates that U.S. trade could subtract about half a percentage point from first-quarter GDP growth -- if January's $33.2 billion trade deficit is repeated in February and March. In January, U.S. merchandise imports advanced 0.5% following a 1.2% decline in December. Merchandise exports grew 0.9% in January. However, notes Merrill Lynch's Shipley, January's reported increase in consumer goods imports and a related decline in capital-goods exports are primarily the product of cell phones being statistically reclassified -- from capital goods to consumer goods.


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Magdy Shandi, editor-in-chief of the Cairo-based independent newspaper al-Mashhad, planned to send 30 journalists to report from polling stations while votes were being cast in Egypt's constitutional referendum between April 20 and April 22. He ended up ordering them to stay away, he told CPJ in a telephone interview in May. The state's media regulator…
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Ahead of elections in Egypt later this month, in which President Abdel Fattah el-Sisi is seeking a second term, the authoritarian leader's government has further clamped down on press freedom, issuing warnings to the media and arresting critical journalists on "false news" charges. Even satirical TV shows have not been spared, with AFP reporting how…


"The league's number-one ranked defense got a bye week, and Philip Rivers got some time to prepare for Baltimore. The big news out of San Diego over the past seven days, though, was the acquisition of BIlly Volek from the Titans. Just to make sure I've got this straight — Volek goes from being the third string quarterback on arguably the worst team in the NFL to being the backup quarterback on one of the league's best squads — in pretty much the best city to live in America, no less? That's like being dumped by one of the ladies on The Biggest Loser and ending up with Jessica Alba. I could think of worse fates."
Volek goes from being the third string quarterback on arguably the worst team in the NFL to being the backup quarterback on one of the league's best squads — in pretty much the best city to live in America, no less? That's like being dumped by one of the ladies on The Biggest Loser and ending up with Jessica Alba. I could think of worse fates."
o wait, but he threw them under the bus, right?
Just checked out Football Outsiders( The stat crunchers).
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Special Considerations in Deciding Custody of a Special Needs Child
Tips and Considerations for Special Needs Custody Cases
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by Debrina Washington
Choosing a suitable child custody arrangement becomes more complicated when you're talking about the well being of a child with special needs. It can be especially difficult for single parents who lack adequate financial resources and family assistance. Here are some important and unique factors that come into play in custody cases for special needs children.
Needing to Understand the Child's Special Needs
Parents of a child with special needs and their attorneys must first understand the child's condition or disability. Before beginning the custody determination, parents and attorneys should:
Speak to the child
Speak to parents
Speak to health care officials
Speak to school officials
Consult public resources and gather information on the child's needs
Considering Unique Factors for Children with Special Needs
There are several issues that must be considered when considering which parent should maintain custody of a child with special needs. Deciding factors are:
Level of communication between parents
Availability of child care resources
Mental and physical health of the child and the parents -- some children's needs are so extensive that a parent may not be able to handle it on their own
Child's current adjustment to a new home, school, community or religion
Child's ability to adjust to a new home, school, community or religion
Medical care available for the child
Another point that will need to be considered is time. Managing a child with special needs can be very demanding and will require more time and resources from parents. Single parents and their legal representatives will need to weigh all of these issues before determining custody.
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I have always found food/drink themed songs and rhymes are always popular with the children. I try, when I first introduce a food/drink song/rhyme to the children, to also have an example of at least one of the items mentioned in the song/rhyme, either the actual ingredient or a picture of it. I do this as a multi-sensory experience to help more children engage in the activity. Here are some examples of songs and rhymes that I used with an ingredient to enhance the experience.
I use 7 potatoes (small potatoes), as I sing the song 1 Potato with the children. I try to stack the potatoes on top of each other, which is tricky because of the shape, as we sing the song. The children love it when we get to the '7 potato more' and I let the potatoes fall!
Banana Banana is a great repetitive rhyme that involves body percussion: e.g.clapping, jumping… I have found that the children learn the rhyme quickly because of the repetition in the rhyme alongside using the visual of a banana. I hold the banana up when the children need to say the word banana.
The Smoothie Shakey is a song that I wrote to the tune of the Hokey Cokey. I wrote it when I wanted a new movement song that also included something that many young children were familiar with drinking, a smoothie. I always show the children a picture of all the fruits that I mention in the song. Plus I give them a chance, on the first introduction, to smell some blackberries.
What are your favourite food and drink inspired songs and rhymes? I love to hear in the comments section below.


This could complicate matters for Tesla, which has been adamant that it will be manufacturing cars in Shanghai by the end of the year. The company uses Panasonic battery cells for the rest of its cars around the world, and partners with the Japanese battery maker for its massive Gigafactory plant in Nevada — a plant CATL hopes to one day surpass in terms of capacity.
In order to successfully integrate CATL batteries into Tesla cars — specifically, the Model 3s that will be made in Shanghai — Tesla will have to do a lot of work behind the scenes to make sure they perform as well as the Panasonic batteries.
Tesla's timeline in China is already considered to be extremely ambitious across the industry, "but this could be one of the main bottlenecks," Le added. Tesla did not respond to Business Insider's multiple requests for comment on this story.
This is how CATL — which Le says has been more known for making batteries for scooters than cars — has secured supply arrangements with companies like BMW and Volkswagen, according to the FT.
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What I'm editing/marketing: Since Captivating Melody went through the rejection wringer, in the interim I re-read it and critiqued, so now I'm going through the edits and trying to prettify this old manuscript and inject some new life into it. I think there's a lot of good I can do with it. Also, WAKING FOR WINTER is out!
Droplets of salt water hit Fiona's face as she propped herself up on the prow of the ship to catch the first glimpse of the land up ahead. Nine years had passed since she last set foot on this land—nine years since she'd been sold away and banished from this place. However, this time, she wasn't a kid anymore. She'd trained, fought, and killed out on the seas, and this time, the entire country of Caer Donis better shake in their boots, because Fiona Blackwater had returned.


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Movie Review: Inside Llewyn Davis
Inside Llewyn Davis is an extremely uncomfortable masterpiece from the Coen brothers. What we get is a day in the life of Llewyn Davis, a struggling folk musician in Greenwich Village in the early sixties. His failure has made him hostile, and his stubborn clinging to artistic credulity limits his options.
This movie really points at the flaws in the American Dream. First, if you have a dream and work hard enough you will eventually succeed. Nobody works harder than Llewyn, and he goes nowhere. The people around him who have a chance of success are no more talented, and often have less passion for the work than Llewyn does. He's surrounded by ghosts of his future, people who have followed his road–and none of the endings are happy. We've got John Goodman as the Jazz musician who's addicted to heroin, Justin Timberlake whose bland persona covers up a suburban worldview where he ignores things that will be obvious trouble later, Carrie Mulligan raging at the whole world, Llewyn's father who is sinking into blankness under dementia, the professor who has a collector's appreciation of music, but no feeling for it–nobody in this movie gets fulfillment from their art.
That's the second myth that this movie pokes holes in–if you follow your bliss, the whole world will unfold before you. In this movie, Llewyn Davis sacrifices everything for his music. He throws away his childhood things in a box by the curb, he is broke, he has no place to live, he only has his guitar and a desire to sing–and that makes for a very hard life. The truth is, he cannot feed off his dreams forever–sooner or later something is going to break. The world doesn't run by the secret–wanting something bad enough does not make it happen.
Also talent has nothing to do with it. Every example in this movie of somebody succeeding has nothing to do with how talented they are or not. One man in the Army who's slated for success merely picked up folk singing to pass the time. The hit song that they recorded was a novelty. In fact, for all the music happening in this film, nobody really ever talks about music outside of it being a business. It's also clear that the people who are in position to make or break these folkies often have little appreciation for the music. In fact, during Llewyn's visit to Chicago, he meets up with a man who's the biggest producer in folk music, and he mostly judges him in terms of being able to connect with an audience, than how good he is.
Then there's the myth of the exceptional person. Nearly every movie is about a person who has that special something which marks them for greatness. We are told since the beginning of our lives that we are special and we can be anything we want. Can we? What if we're perfectly ordinary? Or what if we're even pretty talented and that doesn't matter? For many, this is a very depressing thought. We want to feel like we're completely in control of our destinies, but generally, we're not. Puncturing that illusion of control and significance is a big ego bruise, after all we are all stars in our own lives. Why isn't that enough?
In the end Bob Dylan shows up on the stage to perform just as Davis is leaving. It's hard to know what we're meant to feel seeing this. Perhaps it's a bit of happiness that somebody gets to become an artist in all this, but at the same time, Dylan is the one who will eventually make the whole folk music scene irrelevant in a few years time. Also while Dylan is a visionary genius, Llewyn is merely a talented musician.
I find this movie to be excellent–a deconstruction of music history while having every shot look like one of those classic folk covers. My only quibble is that Justin Timberlake is a very muggy actor. It's like everything he says or does is a smirky Saturday night live joke. Not enough to ruin the movie, but still.
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In 1976, when I moved into the St. James Hotel in London, I bought myself one of the cheapest pocket cameras available. Fully automatic, with no controls or settings, it just required a simple slot-in film cartridge. An idiot could use it – and I did.
I knew I did'nt want to be like other photographers, so I chose never to take a black and white photograph or focus the camera. Subconsciously I concentrated on the women and artists at the heart of what would later be known as 'punk' in London.
Women such as JORDAN, SIOUXSIE, DEBBIE JUVENILE, TRACIE O'KEEFE, ARI UP, POLY STYRENE and NICO
Artists and writers such as MALCOLM MCLAREN, HELEN WELLINGTON-LLOYD aka HELEN OF TROY, BERTIE MARSHALL aka BERLIN and DEREK JARMAN.
The book PUNK'S DEAD is a product of that camera and those times - my family album covering the years 1976 to 78. The photos you see in it were all unplanned, spur of the moment shots taken by myself for myself and, up until now, with never a thought given to publication. In over thirty years, they have only been seen by a handful of close friends. I used to think they weren't good enough to show people. Now I think they are almost too good.
SIX aka SIMON BARKER
I DON'T WANT TO BE LIKE ANYONE ELSE ON THE PHOTOGRAPHY OF SIMON BARKER (AKA SIX)
Michael Bracewell
The youth cultural phenomenon known as punk, the extent of which purists now date as having lasted in the UK for little more than fourteen months, between 1976 and 1977, can be seen in retrospect to have held a mirror up to the expectations and ambitions of all those whom it touched. To some, punk was Class War and the fight of Left against Right – a re-run of the Spanish Civil War in the brutalist and deliquescent Britain of the pre-Thatcher 1970s; to others, it was an avant-garde fashion parade: a damply British reclamation of the Zurich Dada or the Ballets Russes. And to yet others it was the gleeful and determined desecration of rock music's Church of Authenticity, in which was worshipped the sanctity of the Blues. To Malcolm McLaren, speaking shortly before his death in 2010, if punk could have any claim on historical or historic status, it would best be remembered as "like doing the Twist in a ruin." All of these definitions have iconoclasm and confrontation at their heart, and also the causes of youth and newness. And from this punk acquires a further definition: that in its games with acceleration and deceleration, in its perverse fusions of tradition, English quaintness and science fictional strangeness, it appeared to confront the stagnation of cultural consumerism – by describing, in a cartoon-like language of self-parody, the notion of modernity itself reaching critical mass and, unsurprisingly, imploding. Hence perhaps the slogan above of the door of the 'SEX' boutique at 430 Kings Rd. Chelsea: 'Modernity Killed Every Night'.
For Howard Devoto – co-founder of Mancunian punk pioneers, Buzzcocks – the question was both more emotional and more philosophical: the movement had been a device for 'trouble-shooting modern forms of unhappiness.' While for the artist and film-maker Derek Jarman, in his uneasy punk fantasy 'Jubilee' (a non-punk film that included some punk people) the violence of punk was filmically related to both the lineage of Leftist cinema (the political allegories of Lindsay Anderson) and the neo-Romantic 'Englishness' conjured up in the films of Michael Powell and Emeric Pressburger.
These are all strong and emotive themes; and clearly, for all its assertion of nihilism, negativity and pantomime anarchy, punk was also richly creative, pro-intellectual, politically aware and more inclined towards elitist and exclusive romanticism than a socialist dream of the culturally orthodox. And in this lay punk's vitality as a catalyst – enabling the conversion of disaffection into a multi-allusive individualism, which by definition was always going to be short-lived.
Simon Barker was a key witness and participant within the immediate pre-history and originating energy of punk. His photographs share with Nan Goldin's early studies of the New York and Boston sub-cultures of the 1970s, a profound and still joyously audacious sense of youth going out on its own into new freedoms and new possibilities. In this, Barker's photographs from this period capture a moment when the tipping point between innocence and experience has yet to be reached. The model and sub-cultural celebrity Jordan, for example, is photographed as a self-created work of art – her features a nigrescent Picasso, her clothes more post-war English county librarian. The incisive provocation of her image remains untamed and unassimilated, nearly forty years later; and within her surrealist pose there is the triumph of art made in the medium of sub-cultural lifestyle. The sites of punk's war with the world are now well trodden, and histories proliferate – most particularly in an oral and anecdotal form. There is the sense that punk was a moment of raised consciousness for those who were caught in its cyclone and, as such, the movement has become both a rallying point for a generation and a subject of historical fascination. How might the image-satiated culture of late post-modernity rediscover the cold bright sparseness, dereliction and decay that comprised both the inspiration and the host environment of punk's aggressive modernity? Simon Barker's photographs from this period are a rare and intimate account of punk's ability to mint newness. They are also in their way classic portraits of youth – adventures close to home, and the cool stillness of seeming to live beyond the end of history.
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Why Worlds Fall Apart: Divorce and Solitude
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A man waits at the window, but he doesn't really know why.
His wife just left him and she didn't say goodbye.
She won't be home, no, not today
And he just can't believe she's really gone away.
So he packs away the pictures and the memories.
Gathers up her kitchen and mails her recipes.
He rattles through the empty house and he stares at the TV
Haunted by his fondest memories of how it used to be.
Suddenly he understands why worlds fall apart
And why broken hearts don't mend.
Everybody's gotta make a new start now and then,
But it's not the end.
No, no, it's not the end.
Well he remembers their wedding day and he still cannot believe
That that was really her and he was really me.
How can two people change so drastically?
Some things in life remain a mystery.
Well somewhere down the line things got really sour.
Days seemed like years and minutes seemed like hours.
Afraid to speak their minds, why must lovers be such cowards?
Their love lies crushed and broken like a trampled flower.
Now he finds he's in that same place again
During my freshman year, I lived on campus. My sister was attending community college, but living at home with my parents. It was a difficult year for our parents and a particularly difficult time for my sister (living at ground zero). The couple in the song and their divorce are fictional, but the feelings are as genuine as I can make them. I think it's my sister's favorite song (of mine).
The song was recorded in Youngstown, Ohio on Jack Chamberlain's Yamaha PortaStudio 4-track in the Winter of 1982/83. This was my first or second recording session.
I played all the instruments and sang both harmonies.
Originally recorded in 4-track mono. Mixed to stereo cassette (2-track) in 1983. Re-engineered to digital from the stereo mixdown using Cool96 September 1999
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Brave model shares pictures of bruised face after abuse by 'perfect' boyfriend
A brave model shared pictures of her battered face in a bid to raise awareness for domestic violence.
Anthonia Rochus, 21, posted images of the start of her relationship until the end, showing a before and after of the abuse.
The woman from Belgium posted photos of her badly-bruised face, captioning the images: "This is my before and after, no happy ending."
Anthonia's images have been shared online over 1,000 times since she posted them on Twitter.
In the image, she can be seen gazing at her unnamed former partner whose face has been blurred out.
The Flemish model wrote: "Where it all started V where it all ended" – referring to the toxic 18-month relationship.
An investigation has been launched by police in Belgium into the accusations, according to The Sun Online.
Anthonia spoke out about the experience in which she says her ex-partner smashed her face into a radiator, grabbed her by the throat, told her not to wear make-up or the clothes she wanted and broke furniture in their home.
She said: "I do not want to read that a woman has been killed and find out he was the culprit.
"This is my before and after. No happy ending, no true happiness, just pain and sadness."
After meeting her boyfriend, Anthonia believed she would have a fairytale ending, describing it as "love at first sight".
The couple met two-years-ago on holiday and decided to move in together "almost immediately".
She said: "I tried to hold back the boat, but when I went home that evening, there was no denying it, I was in love. Seriously in love."
He began to shower her with gifts and compliments from the start – yet she soon found out he was short-tempered and became jealous.
Over the next few months, he became increasingly violent and controlling.
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Things began to get worse as he humiliated her in public.
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She had enough when he attacked her, causing injury to her head forcing her to go to hospital.
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Q: export to csv file time series with R I have done  time series forecasting using auto.arima model selection, and now I would like to export results as a data frame (csv file)  with appropriate index like this :
Date forecast
this an example of my forecast:
arimaMod
Forecasts:
      Point Forecast    Lo 80     Hi 80    Lo 95     Hi 95
16375       7237.749 6185.481  8290.017 5628.444  8847.054
16376       7281.550 6107.853  8455.247 5486.536  9076.565
16377       8454.528 7223.022  9686.035 6571.102 10337.955
16378       9185.438 7953.734 10417.143 7301.709 11069.168
16379       9319.427 8073.644 10565.211 7414.166 11224.689
16380       8874.671 7628.500 10120.843 6968.817 10780.526

How can I transform 16375 to Date {(as.Date(16375)="2014-11-01"} and a get a data frame in the appropriate format.
thanks in advance for your help

A: To transform a numeric to Date use:
    as.Date(16375,origin='1970-01-01')
[1] "2014-11-01"

So in your case assuming a data frame 'df' and a date column 'Point'
df$Point <- as.Date(df$Point, origin='1970-01-01')

will convert to date format and you can write 'df' to a file using 'write.table' or 'write.csv' as mentioned by Heroka.
update:
Max, looking at your comment and the result of the 'str' function I can see that there is no variable in your data frame that you can convert to a date! What you should do is convert the row names to a date like so:
df$date <- as.Date(as.numeric(rownames(df), origin='1970-01-01'))

this will add a new column to your data frame with the row names converted to valid dates.
a more explicit example:
> df <- data.frame(name=LETTERS[1:3],value=1:3)
> df
  name value
1    A     1
2    B     2
3    C     3

> df$date <- as.Date(as.numeric(rownames(df), origin='1970-01-01'))
> df
  name value       date
1    A     1 1970-01-02
2    B     2 1970-01-03
3    C     3 1970-01-04

Hope this solves your problem.


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Abstract : In the field of computer experiments sensitivity analysis aims at quantifying the relative importance of each input parameter (or combinations thereof) of a computational model with respect to the model output uncertainty. Variance decomposition methods leading to the well-known Sobol' indices are recognized as accurate techniques, at a rather high computational cost though. The use of polynomial chaos expansions (PCE) to compute Sobol' indices has allowed to alleviate the computational burden though. However, when dealing with large dimensional input vectors, it is good practice to first use screening methods in order to discard unimportant variables. The derivative-based global sensitivity measures (DGSM) have been developed recently in this respect. In this paper we show how polynomial chaos expansions may be used to compute analytically DGSMs as a mere post-processing. This requires the analytical derivation of derivatives of the orthonormal polynomials which enter PC expansions. Closed-form expressions for Hermite, Legendre and Laguerre polynomial expansions are given. The efficiency of the approach is illustrated on two well-known benchmark problems in sensitivity analysis.


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Justin Haley wins thrilling Truck Playoff race at Canadian Tire Motorsport Park
August 26, 2018 Alex Gallacher, NASCAR Wire Service Camping World Truck Series, Main Page, NASCAR News, Top Stories 0
BOWMANVILLE, ON - AUGUST 26: Justin Haley, driver of the #24 Fraternal Order of Eagles Chevrolet, celebrates his victory at the 6th Annual Chevrolet Silverado 250 at Canadian Tire Mosport Park on August 26, 2018 in Bowmanville, Canada. (Photo by Tom Szczerbowski/Getty Images)
The NASCAR Camping World Truck Series made the annual trip to Canada to open up their 2018 Playoffs at Canadian Tire Motorsport Park.
Despite missing the 2018 Playoffs, Todd Gilliland seemed almost destined to win his first career truck series race Sunday at CTMP. Taking the lead on Lap 53 from Johnny Sauter, it was smooth sailing for Gilliland, until a late race caution set up a thrilling NASCAR Overtime battle with his Kyle Busch Motorsports teammate and Playoff driver Noah Gragson. Gragson, who won both previous stages, dove to pass Gilliland in the final turn.
In similar shades to the move made by Chase Elliott in the 2013 race, the contact sent both Gragson and Gilliland spinning. The two trucks blocked the racetrack, causing a massive pile up coming to the checkered flag. The ensuing carnage allowed fellow Playoff driver Justin Haley to sneak through the wreckage and win the Chevrolet Silverado 250.
The 19-year-old driver from Winamac, Indiana lead only a single lap all race long and it proved to be the most important one. With this victory, Haley claims his second checkered flag of the 2018 season.
"We were just in the right place at the right time" said Haley celebrating in Victory Lane. "I can't thank everyone at GMS Racing enough; it was a truly blessed day."
Haley also becomes the sixth different winner in as many races at Canadian Tire Motorsport Park, and scores GMS Racing's first win at the historic 2.459-mile road course.
A visibly dejected Gilliland expressed his anger towards his Kyle Busch Motorsports teammate following the contact in Turn 10.
"I should have never let him get to me," Gilliland said. "We should have given him the inside. We had the fastest truck and we didn't win again."
Gragson took immediate responsibility for the contact in the final corner, apologizing profusely to his teammate.
"That was on me," said Gragson. "I was racing for the win."
"I apologize to Todd, the No. 4 team and everyone at KBM. I was expecting a little more room on the bottom and we made contact. Again I want to apologize to everyone on that 4 team, that was on me."
Following the intense finish at Canadian Tire Motorsport Park, Haley locks himself into the Round of 6 continuing his hunt for the 2018 NASCAR Camping Truck Series championship. The Round of 6 begins October 27 at Martinsville Speedway.
"This is what we came to do," Haley added. "This is road course racing and now we are really looking forward to Vegas. Mission accomplished."
The NASCAR Camping World Truck Series returns to action Friday, September 14 for the second race in the Playoffs, the World of Westgate 200 at the Las Vegas Motor Speedway.
NASCAR Camping World Truck Series Race – Chevrolet Silverado 250
Canadian Tire Motorsport Park
1. (8) Justin Haley (P), Chevrolet, 65.
2. (7) John Hunter Nemechek(i), Chevrolet, 65.
3. (17) Brett Moffitt (P), Toyota, 65.
4. (5) Timothy Peters, Chevrolet, 65.
5. (4) Matt Crafton (P), Ford, 65.
6. (6) Johnny Sauter (P), Chevrolet, 65.
7. (16) Stewart Friesen (P), Chevrolet, 65.
8. (9) Austin Hill, Chevrolet, 65.
9. (2) Noah Gragson (P), Toyota, 65.
10. (10) Alex Tagliani, Chevrolet, 65.
11. (15) Todd Gilliland #, Toyota, 65.
12. (13) DJ Kennington, Chevrolet, 65.
13. (14) Harrison Burton, Toyota, 65.
14. (1) Ben Rhodes (P), Ford, 65.
15. (12) Cody Coughlin, Chevrolet, 65.
16. (22) Jordan Anderson, Chevrolet, 65.
17. (11) Grant Enfinger (P), Ford, 65.
18. (20) Justin Fontaine #, Chevrolet, 65.
19. (3) Myatt Snider #, Ford, 65.
20. (25) Norm Benning, Chevrolet, 65.
21. (18) Austin Wayne Self, Chevrolet, 65.
22. (21) Bo LeMastus #, Toyota, 64.
23. (27) Jason White, Chevrolet, 63.
24. (23) Wendell Chavous, Chevrolet, 63.
25. (31) Jesse Iwuji, Chevrolet, 63.
26. (30) Justin Kunz, Chevrolet, 62.
27. (24) Roger Reuse, Chevrolet, Vibration, 35.
28. (28) Ray Ciccarelli, Chevrolet, Vibration, 34.
29. (26) Jennifer Jo Cobb, Chevrolet, Oil Line, 32.
30. (19) Max Tullman(i), Chevrolet, Transmission, 29.
31. (32) Mike Harmon(i), Chevrolet, Brakes, 7.
32. (29) Joe Nemechek, Chevrolet, Brakes, 2.
Average Speed of Race Winner: 76.476 mph.
Time of Race: 02 Hrs, 05 Mins, 24 Secs. Margin of Victory: 2.223 Seconds.
Caution Flags: 5 for 18 laps.
Lead Changes: 8 among 6 drivers.
Lap Leaders: B. Rhodes (P) 1-6; N. Gragson (P) 7-22; T. Peters 23-24; N. Gragson (P) 25-33; J. Haley (P) 34; N. Gragson (P) 35-44; J. Sauter (P) 45-53; T. Gilliland # 54-64; J. Haley (P) 65;.
Leaders Summary (Driver, Times Lead, Laps Led): N. Gragson (P) 3 times for 35 laps; T. Gilliland # 1 time for 11 laps; J. Sauter (P) 1 time for 9 laps; B. Rhodes (P) 1 time for 6 laps; J. Haley (P) 2 times for 2 laps; T. Peters 1 time for 2 laps.
Stage #1 Top Ten: 18,41,24,8,88,16,21,25,98,49
Written by: Alex Gallacher, NASCAR Wire Service, August 26, 2018
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The life of a bounty hunter is never easy, whether collecting the bounty on the infamous Suliman Brothers, or dealing with an angry Giles Sans Pitie on the outpost world of Keepsake. But when the heroes receive a tip regarding the intergalactic outlaw known only as Santiago, they are propelled into the greatest adventure of them all.
But trouble awaits. The Angel has moved to the Inner Frontier, his own eyes on the greatest bounty ever known, and the giant ManMountain Bates his hot on the heels of a would-be ally. Do the heroes have what it takes?
Braving meteor showers and Democracy outposts, the heroes track down the Sargasso Rose high above the planet of Belladonna, only to find that another group of bounty hunters has gotten there first. Can they obtain the information they need?
Walpurgis III, the planet of covens and devil-worshippers, and Declan IV, the Democracy controlled home of a man called Socrates, could not be more different. But both provide important clues in the quest for the legendary outlaw Santiago. Can the heroes contend with satanic sects, and what information can The Virgin Queen provide?
A tip from MacKenzie sends the heroes to the pleasure planet, Calliope, where they encounter a brilliant scientist who specializes in cloning. Embroiled in a plot to steal dinosaur DNA, the heroes must chase the thieves half-way across the globe and through several wildly different sectors of Calliope before they finally learn who wants the strain and why.
Falling back to the Sargasso Rose's lead on a Methane Breathing alien who used to traffic goods for Santiago, the heroes end up on the planet of Saint Joan. Here, they learn a little more about the things Santiago is capable of when pushed. The local humanoids also bring the party's attention to a man called Father William, who frequents the world as an evangelist and may know more about the damage that was done to it by the outlaw.
When the heroes reach Goldenrod, as they are told this was the priest's next port of call, they find themselves again in the presence of miss Virtue MacKenzie. She is also here, but not exactly in search of Father William. Instead, she seeks a bandit her sources tell her calls himself the Jolly Swagman. While she and the adventurers work out who's going where, they are confronted again by the rival group of bounty hunters. As it turns out, Virtue's contacts have put a hit on the Virgin Queen.
The heroic tier comes to a close in this adventure. The heroes finally have a strong source in their newest ally, the Jolly Swagman. In a show of good faith, and for the mere price of all the art in Santiago's possession, he brings the party to Diamond Strike and the Great Sioux Nation. Though they are of little help in the search for the Bandit King, Sitting Bull and his cabal of aliens do give the party the latest information on the Angel's whereabouts. Virtue, who's tagged along until now, offers to chase down the lone bounty hunter so she can get a story out of him and gather information for the heroes.
Following up on a tip from Halfpenny Terwilliger, the heroes meet the gambler on the Starboat. According to their source, Santiago plans to attack while one of the Democracy's ships is docked to retrieve the government's cut of the Starboat's profits. The party will have a choice of whether to alert the authorities or handle matters in their own way.
With only one good lead left, and Virtue out trying to head off the Angel, the heroes find their way to Altair of Altair. Once the party navigates through her labyrinth, the very well-known assassin displays her expertise in a fight to the end over her very bright fish. After dealing with the professional killer, the heroes find themselves back in the company of the Swagman, who comes with an update on Virtue and an interesting new ship; Schussler the Cyborg.
At the onset of the paragon tier, the heroes have two problems. Halfpenny Terwilliger contacts them from the planet of Sunnybeach. He fears for his life, as he just received word that ManMountain Bates has tracked him there and won't let him off the planet. On top of that, he ran into Virtue and the Angel while there, and from the sounds of it, she's allied with the bounty hunter.
To make matters worse, a military unit from the Democracy looking for new territory to colonize has ordered Schussler to allow them to board, and the Cyborg cannot go against his directive because the unit's ship is damaged and to leave them would mean their death. Forced to bring the soldiers to Sunnybeach, the heroes get to Terwilliger too late and must face off with ManMountain Bates while the Angel and Virtue get away safely because of his connections with the Democracy.
With the loss of Terwilliger still fresh on their mind, the heroes are ready to leave the resort planet. Their run of bad luck continues, though when they learn from Schussler that a man fitting the description of the wanted criminal Simple Simon has hacked into the computer systems at the spaceport where they stay. Nobody will be able to leave Sunnybeach, including the Angel and Virtue, until things have been repaired. Having called a truce with the Angel until both groups have left the planet, the party has time to seek out and capture the genius outlaw.
True to his word, the Angel waits until the heroes are off of Sunnybeach before he calls in a favor to have them delayed further. Part way to their next destination, the party is waylaid and sent off to Aristotle. Travelling to the University planet would be only a minor inconvenience if not for the mishap that disrupts Schussler. The heroes will need to trust a mad science student so they can rescue their friend and get their quest back on track.
When at last they arrive, Roosevelt III proves a dangerous world. Finding Yorick becomes more difficult when the party must face off with several of the outlaws who've decided to call this planet home. It isn't until they have captured, chased off, or killed several of the villains that one finally gives them the information they need.
Reaching Yorick, they must contend with his need for alphanella seeds to get his aid. Throughout this endeavor, the heroes learn of a drug cartel headed on Roosevelt III by a man who's holograph resides in the post office next to other wanted criminals. It will be up to them to either deal with or dethrone the outlaw and get Yorick what he needs so that he can tell them where to go next.
On the outpost world of Safe Harbor, the heroes find Father William on vacation. They also meet Moonripple and have a run in with One-Time Charlie. After saving the girl, they are directed to Silent Annie, who turns out not to be so silent after all.
Before she'll take them to see Santiago, the woman insists that they see some of the better things the most wanted man on the Frontier does. Unfortunately, the show is put on hold when the Democracy shows up with plans to requisition chemicals they need in order to peacefully remove the locals of a nearby world. Furious, Annie makes a deal with the heroes. If they will help prevent needless slaughter, she'll bring them directly to Santiago with no more questions asked.
As the campaign approaches its climax, the heroes must end a threat to Bellum by infiltrating Deluros VIII before the military can send in their men. With Schussler gone, they will need to steal or hitch a ride into the Democracy without their point of origin being traced back to Safe Harbor.
On Deluros VIII, the party once again finds their way into a military compound where they can learn more about the government's plans for Bellum and its citizens. Unfortunately, they soon learn they are too late when a triumphant Dr. Nejie finishes her mass cloning project and the newly formed soldiers take off toward the unsuspecting world.
Travelling to Bellum, the heroes will have to face off with several threats to keep the planet from being overrun by the Democracy and Dr. Nejie's clones.
Successful, the party can return to Safe Harbor, where they finally meet the infamous Santiago. After speaking with him at length, the party is approached by Virtue MacKenzie. She and the Angel have caught back up to them at last, and he wishes to make a deal with his quarry.
The decision is left to the heroes whether to go after the Angel and end his threat or capture and turn in Santiago before the other bounty hunter can get to him. How they choose will have lasting effects on the future of the Inner Frontier.


Court Clerk Gave Notice with Wrong Date for Trial.
I'm not just someone ignorant crying wolf, but this whole process including the way the officers treated me that night were brutal. Nevertheless it happened so I have to deal with it.
After a few adjournments, a date for Trial was finally set. I was about to leave the Courtroom but I was told to wait for a reminder sheet upon which the court Clerk wrote up a Reminder letter and gave it to me. So I did. Well, I was all set for the date that I thought it was.....however, on the sheet it's written as the day after.
- Is the Court Clerk, part of the Crown?
- Do I have grounds to have compassion for my case to be thrown out?
- I understand a year or 13 months is the Norm for an 11B, so are looking for Legal Counsel, Disclosure (obviously), qualifying for legal aid, problems obtaining / viewing video disclosure, errors by the clerk......etc etc......can they cumulatively add up to the 13 months for me to receive my right to a fair and speedy trial.
Thank you so much in advance for your responses. I don't think you understand how much hope sites like this give people like me. Not gonna go into details about my life and how close I have been to doing life-altering things, but I'm really really REALLY trying to fight through the smoke so I can see some light at the end of the tunnel.....the only light I've been seeing seems like it's from a locomotive unfortunately.
Anyways, I'm rambling again. Thank you immensely everyone.
Re: Court Clerk Gave Notice with Wrong Date for Trial.
Impaired driving is a criminal matter, not a provincial offence which this forum deals with. Court procedures for criminal matters can be quite different and you need to seek proper legal representation. Failure to attend Court on a criminal matters does not result in a conviction in absentia, but possibly a warrant for your arrest and further criminal charges. Talk to legal aid and/or a lawyer.
As Stanton indicated, this forum does not deal with criminal matters.


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ATHEX's alternative exchange to start with Epsilon Epsilon Net SA, a Greek information services and technology company, will become the first stock to trade on the country's new alternative market for small and fast-growing companies. Epsilon will begin trading on the bourse, known as EN.A, on Thursday, the Athens Exchange announced yesterday. Bank of Cyprus Pcl helped Epsilon, based in Thessaloniki in northern Greece, sell 560,000 shares at 3 euros apiece, raising 1.7 million euros. EN.A is designed to attract smaller companies that do not meet the stricter criteria for admission and trading in other regulated markets. Epsilon will be joined a week later by Mediterra SA, created in 2002 by the Union of Masticha Producers on the Greek island of Chios to promote masticha products through its network of shops. Envitec SA, which provides waste treatment and energy production solutions, will debut March 3. (Bloomberg) Nova television platform suitors no more than four Interest in the acquisition of satellite television platform Nova was less than expected, with no more than four companies submitting offers last weekend. Bidders include listed telecoms provider Forthnet and British investment company Cantover. Marfin Investment Group eventually stayed out. It remains unknown whether Antenna TV and Providence have tabled an offer. The price will be around 600 million euros and it is only a matter of time before the new owner of Greece's sole pay-TV provider is known. EU warns Croatia The European Union stepped up pressure on Croatia yesterday not to apply a protected fisheries zone to its EU neighbors. The ecological and fisheries zone came into force on January 1, theoretically excluding fishing vessels from Slovenia, which holds the EU presidency, and Italy from Croatian waters. So far Croatia has done nothing to enforce the zone, aimed at preserving fish stocks and limiting pollution. (Reuters) Turk confidence falls Turkey's consumer confidence index fell 1.89 percent month-on-month to 92.12 points in January, the Turkish Statistics Institute said yesterday. In December, the index rose 1.48 percent to 93.89 points. (Reuters) Kremikovtzi cuts loss Bulgaria's largest steelmaker Kremikovtzi, owned by Indian Global Steel Holdings Ltd (GSHL), cut its net loss by 87 percent in 2007 to 35.9 million levs ($26.97 million), a company report showed yesterday. Revenue at Kremikovtzi, which is eyed by several Ukrainian and US suitors, reached 1.63 billion levs in 2007, while spending was 1.67 billion levs. (Reuters)
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Le district d'Oppeln est un district de la province prussienne de Silésie. Il existe de 1813 à 1945 et comprend la partie sud-est de la Silésie. Entre 1919-1938 et à partir de 1941, la Silésie est divisée en deux provinces; l'ancien district administratif d'Oppeln se retrouve dans la province de Haute-Silésie. En 1939, en raison de l'annexion du territoire polonais, un nouveau  est créé et existera jusqu'en 1945.

Géographie
Le siège administratif du district est situé à Oppeln, ville de Haute-Silésie. Les autres grandes villes du district sont principalement des grandes villes du bassin houiller de Haute-Silésie comme Kattowitz, Gleiwitz, Beuthen, Königshütte et Hindenburg-en-Haute-Silésie, et en dehors de cette région, Ratibor, Neustadt-en-Haute-Silésie, Neisse et Kreuzburg-en-Haute-Silésie.

Au nord-ouest, la district est limitrophe du district de Breslau. Au nord, le district est limitrophe sur quelques kilomètres de l', dans la province de Posnanie, à l'est de l'Empire russe et à partir de 1919 de la Pologne, au sud du royaume de Galicie et de Lodomérie (à partir de 1919 de la Pologne) et de la Silésie autrichienne (à partir de 1919 de la Tchécoslovaquie).

Le district comprend les arrondissements suivants :

Présidents de district
 1816-1820 :
 1820-1823 : NN
 1823-1837 : Theodor Gottlieb von Hippel le Jeune
 1835-1858 :
 1858-1871 :
 1871-1877 : Robert Eduard von Hagemeister
 1878-1881 :
 1881-1886 : Robert von Zedlitz-Trützschler
 1886-1888 :
 1888-1898 : Rudolf von Bitter le Jeune
 1898-1900 : Friedrich von Moltke
 1900-1901 :
 1901-1907 :
 1907-1916 : Friedrich Ernst von Schwerin
 1916-1917 : Oskar Hergt
 1917-1919 :
 1919-1921 :
 1921-1923 :
 1923-1929 :
 1929-1933 : Hans Lukaschek
 1933-1936 :
 1936-1937 :
 1937-1941 :
 1941-1944 :
 1944-1945 :  (intérim)

Population

Évolution de la structure ethnolinguistique

Liens externes
 District administratif d'Opole Histoire administrative et liste des présidents des gouvernements sur le site Web territorial.de (Rolf Jehke), à la date du .

Références

Ancien district en Prusse
Province de Silésie
Division administrative fondée en 1813
Division administrative disparue en 1945
Opole


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Breakfast to be served at the hotel. Proceed for excursion to Amber Fort in the outskirts of Jaipur. Elephant ride ascent to the fort. Explore the city markets. Overnight will be at Jaipur.
Breakfast at hotel. Checl-in into the hotel. Evening free at the resort and you can relax or watch some slides on the tiger.Overnight will be at resort.
Ranthambhore wildlife parkA full day game viewing inside the jungle. (Two safaris) Overnight at the resort.
Breakfast at hotel. Proceed to Bharatpur. Reach and check in at the hotel. Proceed on RICKSHAW for viewing the birds. RICKSHAW PULLERS have been trained by the forest department in bird watching and are knowledgeable. Return to the lodge in the evening and relax. Overnight will be at Bharatpur.
Early morning RICKSHAW RIDE at the Bird Park. Breakfast at hotel. Proceed to Agra. Reach Agra and then proceed to visit Taj. Enjoy battery van ride to the Taj. Proceed for sightseeing to the AGRA FORT. Visit Itmadullah's Tomb. Take train to Jabalpur in the evening. Overnight would be onboard the train.
Reach Jabalpur and you would be transferred to Kanha Reach before lunch and proceed for an afternoon GAME DRIVE to view TIGERS. Overnight at the Kanha Resort.
Proceed for the morning Game Drive into the forest. Proceed to Nagpur. Overnight at Nagpur.
Breakfast will be at hotel. Transfer to airport for flight to Delhi. Proceed for a full day tour of Old & New Delhi. Transfer to airport for connecting flight home.


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