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Q: VLC: Playing Two Video Tracks Simultaneously in the Same Window I have several videos with two video tracks: one of a speaker and the other of the speaker's slides. I'd like to play both tracks side by side simultaneously. I've discovered that if I open the video file, it will play Track 1. I can then go to Video -> Video Track -> Track 2, which opens up the second track in a second window.
From a usability perspective, it's difficult to juggle two separate windows for the same video. Is there a way to play both video tracks in the same window? Ideally, what I would like is something like this:

To clarify, Track 2 is a video track, specifically an OBS recording of the podium computer screen while the speaker was speaking. There's a separate camera filming the speaker at the exact same time. The tracks are already synced up in my mkv file. I just want to play both at once in one window, not two.
I would appreciate any insight the community can provide. Thanks!


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Pampanga Area Including Clark and Angeles City
About Pampanga and its economic engine, Clark Freeport Zone, and Angeles City.
Area Background
People call Pampanga by its largest city, Angeles, or simply Clark. Clark refers to the Freetrade Zone North of Angeles City, formerly a U.S. Air Force base, until Mount Pinatubo blew in 1991. The volcano eruption coincided with the cancellation of the leases at the base and Subic Naval Base by the Philippines Senate.
Angeles City is about 90 kilometers from Metro Manila and takes anywhere from 1.5 to 2.5 hours to reach by car service. With direct access through an international airport, multinationals have located in the Freeport Zone to claim tax advantages and abundant, well-educated staff.
The Province of Pampanga has a rich history. Known as the culinary capital of the Philippines, Anthony Bourdain explored the local cuisine on "No Reservations." You can check the episode (Season 5, Episode 7) here.
Clark is the Area's Light Manufacturing & BPO Hub
While Angeles City's conveniences like club/bulk-shopping, inexpensive cost-of-living, and prodigious nightlife pull expatriates and military retirees, the Clark Freeport Zone anchors the modern manufacturing and outsourcing economy.
Beyond Clark's sprawling business park, the area is a perennial candidate for high-speed rail connecting Manila's overburdened airport and Clark's international aerodrome. Using the Clark International Airport, the well-manicured freeport, and the less congested Central Luzon, developers, investors, and government officials have high hopes for the region.
The BPO Locator Brief
Clark brings most of the benefits of Metro Manila without the mega-urban challenges that plague the Philippines' capital. Real estate and talent are widely available at near Manila rates. The only challenges for staffing might be staffing very specialized positions. That said, nowhere in the Philippines can touch Manila for ample talent or for the salary levels.
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When you're looking to invest your money, there are two factors you take in to consideration. Return on investment and tax benefits. Everyone's looking for the maximum return on investment and minimum taxable income. SIP are a most popular go to form of investment for all investors. Here's everything you need to know about SIP in ELSS.
ELSS are the tax saving Mutual funds. Investments of up to Rs 1.5 Lakhs in ELSS funds are eligible for 80C deductions. What this means is, when you invest in securities eligible for 80C deductions, then your taxable income is reduce by that amount. This brings down your tax burden and you end up saving on tax.
ELSS being Equity Funds can easily generate a return of 15% or more annually.
The capital gains arising are completely tax exempt too.
This works well for saving tax and creating wealth.
So yes its a good idea to start an SIP in ELSS.
Starting an SIP also reduces the stress that arises from taking last minute decisions on where and how to invest.
Just remember, the assessment year is from 1st April 2017–31st March 2018. So if you have not done your 80C investments yet, then your SIP contributions of only 3 months that is Jan-Mar will be counted for 2017–18 period.
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Before going to actual topic let us know what is a pinch-off voltage of a junction field effect transistor because it takes a vital role to decide the biasing level of a junction field effect transistor.
In an n channel JFET, if we apply positive potential at drain terminal keeping the source terminal grounded, there is current from drain to source through the channel due to drift of free electrons from source to drain. This current causes a voltage drop along the channel. By considering this voltage distribution along the channel, we can say that the potential of the channel nearer to the drain terminal is more than that nearer to the source terminal. At the same time if gate terminal is in ground potential, then the PN junction between the gate region and channel becomes reverse biased, and the width of the depletion layer towards drain terminal is more than that of the source terminal.
Here IDSS is the drain current flowing through the channel at pinch-off while the gate terminal is in ground potential.
Now in n channel JFET, we have to apply negative potential at the gate terminal, and this will further increase the width of the depletion layer between the gate region and channel. Due to the negativity of the p-type region, the reverse biasing of the junction gets increased. It is already discussed that as the drain voltage is so applied keeping gate terminal grounded that the depletion layers towards drain terminal have already been touched and a small channel opening has been created between the layers to allow the drain current to flow.
When we increase the negative potential of the gate terminal, the channel opening gets narrower and hence drain current gets reduced. If we go on increasing negative gate terminal voltage, the drain current continues decreasing, and it would be seen that the drain current becomes zero at a certain gate voltage. This voltage is known as gate cut off voltage. The value of the gate cut off voltage is equal to pinch off voltage of a junction field effect, but the polarity of these two voltages are opposite.
So the operating range of the input signal of a JFET should be 0 to – VGS(off) where VGS(off) is the gate cut off voltage. To ensure the operating range of varying input signal the gate circuit must be associated with a fixed biased voltage which can be applied to the gate circuit either by a separate battery source or by voltage diversion from the output circuit. Depending on the applied methods, gate biasing of a JFET can be of three types.
This is done by inserting a battery in the gate circuit. The negative terminal of the battery is connected to the gate terminal. As the gate current in JFET is almost zero, there would be no voltage drop across the input gate resistance. Hence the negative potential of the battery directly reaches to gate terminal. The corresponding drain current and drain to source voltage would be the output operating point of the transistor.
NB: – Here in all biasing circuits below, we have included the input AC signal for the better detailing of the circuit, but during calculation of biasing point or operating point of the JFET, we will ignore the AC signal as the biasing only deals with DC.
We can find the value of drain current ID from the relation given below as IDSS and VGS(off) (= – VP) are given in transistor data sheet.
The operating point of the JFET is located at the coordinate (VDS, ID) on the characteristic graph.
Here one resistance RS is inserted between source terminal and ground.
Here the gate terminal is also grounded through a resistance RG. As there is no gate current, zero ground potential appears at the gate terminal.
The voltage between the gate and source is VGS.
This equation tells us that here the gate terminal always gets negative potential than the source terminal.
After determining the value of ID, and VDS from above relation, we can put the operating point on the characteristic graph at the coordinate (VDS, ID).
Two series connected resistors form a voltage divider circuit. The voltage at the gate terminal can be calculated by voltage division rule. In this way, the applied drain voltage is utilized to get the gate terminal voltage. A resistance is inserted into source terminal in series. The device current flows through the resistance and causes a voltage drop. If this source voltage drop is greater than voltage appears at the gate terminal, the gate to source voltage has a negative value which is desired for JFET operation. Let us consider the following circuit.


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10 IT leaders share the technologists they'd invite to Thanksgiving dinner
For CIOs and IT executives, Thanksgiving is a time to unplug and take a short break from big data, the Internet of Things, cybersecurity, digital innovation, and all the other daily stresses of their job. However, if given the chance to host one of the legendary minds of the technology community - past or present - who wouldn't pass up the opportunity to collaborate over the cranberry sauce.
For this article, we asked IT executives which techies they would share their Thanksgiving dinner with. Here's what they said.
The Chief Technology Officer of Amazon
"I would share Thanksgiving dinner with Werner Vogels. As CTO of Amazon since 2005, he's helped scale Amazon to unbelievable heights, going from online bookstore to changing the way developers approach computing infrastructure. It would be amazing to hear his thoughts on having been CTO of Amazon all these years and where he sees cloud computing going. He's also a great speaker and It would be interesting to hear about his transition from being a 'big thinker' CTO to an 'external facing technologist' (his own delineation for different CTO archetypes) and figuring out exactly what kind of CTO a company needs. This information would help me grow as a CTO by learning from one of the best." — Victor Cheng, CTO of PaperG
The originator of the actor model of concurrent computing
"I would invite Carl Hewitt. He designed the actor model of concurrent computing. The actor model has been made famous by the computer language Erlang, and today the Akka framework provides a toolkit for actor-based programming for large distributed, concurrent, and reliable systems - also known as reactive systems. I think that the actor model is extremely interesting and relevant today, and I am still learning more about how to efficiently use it to continue to scale the implementation of Sumo Logic's large-scale machine data analytics service. It would be great to hear more about his mental models to understand how the originator of the actor model would attack my design challenges today. I would also like to ask him how it feels having made such a significant contribution to the art of computing the year after which I was born (1973!) and really only seeing more mainstream adoption 20+ years later. And finally, I am wondering, what is he thinking about today that I will finally realize the value of in 20 years from now." — Christian Beedgen, Co-Founder & CTO, Sumo Logic
Innovation leaders
"Alan Turing. I would love to understand more about how he thinks, and his perspective on 'the Turing test' as it relates to our current view of computer learning, voice recognition, predictive analytics and things like that. I would also love to hear stories of his work during World War II. I have another top choice: Nikola Tesla — I have always wanted to spend time with Tesla, since he had so many ideas that are innovative and pushed the envelope, even by today's standards. His mix of engineering and speculative scientific theories are very intriguing. I would also like to talk with him about how he would handle a 'do over' if he had another shot at trying to get his electrical system to be the standard for the world." — Dwayne Melancon, CTO of Tripwire
Creator of design patterns
"I would pick Christopher Alexander, an architect whose work is so deep that it influenced computer science, architecture and the human condition all in one brushstroke. His work defined a pattern language for architectural spaces that are 'alive.' In the 90s, a gang of four computer scientists used his same approach to create design patterns that fundamentally changed the approach software engineers use to solve technical problems and create products. That success started many 'design pattern' approaches in different fields, but I think his work can go deeper. At the dinner table, our discussion would revolve around how to bring deep aliveness into today's user interfaces, mobile products and web solutions. Too many products nowadays resort to a marketing 101 playbook, all while glossing over the product itself and how the customer interacts with it. Finding the spaces that live within a product, and creating a pattern language for a product with a deep connection to the customer should provide a watershed moment for all sorts of innovation and technical progress in many different fields." — Frits Habermann, CTO, PicMonkey
Current visionaries
"One, Elon Musk: He's trying to tackle some of the biggest problems we face as humans. He has a unique ability to ignore all the naysayers and turn solutions into businesses with incredible tenacity. He keeps it interesting and captures the imagination of the mainstream population, way beyond Silicon Valley or even just the United States. Two, Vivek Ranadive: Cool dude and true visionary. Always ahead of his time and great at predicting the next big thing (analytics, realtime, messaging etc.). He revolutionized integration in the '90s and built an awesome company that left its mark on our industry. He bought a sports team and not just for bragging rights. He's super involved and attends most games cheering alongside his players, coaches and fans. And, three, Ratan Tata: He was able to continue the Tata legacy and expand the group into many different markets and remain humble throughout. A great philanthropist, Tata Group contributes to cancer research, schools and many other worthy causes. To me, he is the Bill Gates of India." — Nishant Patel, CTO and founder of Built.io
Creator of the heart of GPS, WiFi and Bluetooth
"Hedy Lamarr. In addition to being an amazing woman and actress, along with composer George Antheil, she devised a random frequency changing scheme that would enable Allied radar systems to avoid jamming equipment deployed by the Germans (her native country). This same technology is now called spread-spectrum technology, and is at the heart of GPS, WiFi and Bluetooth." — John McDonald, CEO of CloudOne
"Grace Hopper (1906-92), one of the world's first programmers and computer developers, primarily while working for the Navy. Invented the first compiler and made popular the term debugging. Rose to the rank of Rear Admiral. I'd love to hear the stories of those early days of computing and her life in the Navy." — Todd Croteau, President, All Covered, IT services division of Konica Minolta Business Solutions USA, Inc.
First woman computer programmer
"Ada Lovelace. Hands down. She was the first programmer, she was Lord Byron's (my favorite Romantic and one of my favorite poets period) daughter, she worked with Charles Babbage and was a student of Mary Somerville. From a techie perspective, it really doesn't get a lot sweeter than that!" — Joan Pepin, VP of Security and CISO at Sumo Logic
Father of the Internet
"I have been in the security industry for the past 25 years. I have always been fascinated with the Internet and always wondered what it was like to be part of the Internet development team. For Thanksgiving dinner, I would invite Vinton (Vint) Cerf. He is recognized as one of the fathers of the Internet. During dinner, our conversation would revolve around his thinking about the Internet - Did he ever anticipate the Internet would grow in the manner it is today? How does he feel about being responsible for shaping the way people learn and business is conducted - all because of the Internet? As a pioneer, did he anticipate all of the security breaches, the hacking and cyber-espionage - did he think through all of the National Security implications by unleashing the Internet?" — Kip E. Meintzer, Global Head of Investor Relations, Check Point Software Technologies
Creators of the "808"
"I'm intrigued by the inventors/designers of the Roland TR-808 (otherwise known as simply the '808') drum synth. The men credited with its design are mysteriously known to the world as simply 'Mr. Nakamura' and 'Mr. Matsuoka.' Little else can be found on these men and their personal histories but their mark on history is indelible. They created the unmistakable sound that ultimately marshalled in modern hip-hop with its deep bass and unrealistic hi-hats. I'd surrender BOTH my turkey legs to both of these men to thank them for their contribution to my subwoofer." — J. Colin Petersen, President/CEO, J - I.T. Outsource
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Cayce Happenings
Cayce, July 8. – The Ladies' Aid society of Baptist church met Monday with Mrs. S. B. Bailey. Mrs. W. H. Johnson was the assistant hostess.
The Woman's Missionary society of the Methodist church will meet Thursday afternoon at the home of Mrs. B. B. McEntire in Irmo. All members are requested to meet at the church at 3 o'clock, it is announced.
The Young Woman's circle of the Methodist church will meet Tuesday evening at 8 o'clock at the home of Mrs. John Ellisor.
Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Kinard spent last weekend with the latter's parents, Mr. and Mrs. T. A. Setzler in Pomaria.
Miss Georgia Lou Goodwin had as her guest last week Miss Irma O'Neal of New York City.
Recent guest of Mr. and Mrs. E. S. Spires were: Mrs. John Spires, Mrs. Bernice Cupstid and children and Miss Peggy Moore, all of Savannah, Georgia.
Mrs. Carolyn Blackwell motored to Orangeburg with friends the Fourth of July.
Miss Mildred Sox of Lee street, Columbia, visited Mrs. Carolyn Blackwell last week.
Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Smith of Washington, D. C., spent several days recently with Mrs. Smith's sister, Mrs. C. B. Harrison.
Mrs. Robert Culler and daughter, Sandra Culler, and Mrs. Nelson of North visited at the home of Mrs. W. H. Johnson Thursday.
W. H. Johnson of Apex, N. C., is spending the weekend with his mother.
Mrs. J. H. Reed and daughter, Jo Ellen Reed, of Cayce Baptist church, who spent ten days at the Y. W. A. camp at Ridgecrest, N. C., are home again.
The Misses Feamster of Newport News, Va., are visiting their cousins, Peggy McAlber and Betty McAlber.
Miss Catheryn Meroni of Columbia spent last Sunday with Mrs. W. D. Addy.
Mr. and Mrs. L. A. Dellinger and Miss Jessie Dellinger were guests of Mrs. Rebecca Lewter at Carlisle Tuesday.
Mr. and Mrs. Rufus Johnson visited relatives in Chappell and Clinton last week.
Mr. and Mrs. V. R. Truesdale of Cayce had as their guests the Fourth of July Mr. and Mrs. C. H. Rabb and family of Orangeburg and Mrs. C. B. Rabb and Billy Rabb of Monticello.
Mrs. Bess Letton of Columbia was the weekend guest of Mrs. Sue E. Traut.
Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Smith and son, Curtis, visited relatives in Trenton during the holiday.
Freddie Reid Lewter and J. G. Kaigler, Sr., spent the past weekend with Mr. Kaigler's family in Sandy Run.
Mrs. Harriet C. Pennington, Miss Julia Derrenbacher and little Jimmie Lewter visited Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Franck of Sandy Run Tuesday.
Little Dellaney Derrenbacher of Shandon visited her grandmother, Mrs. H. C. Derrenbacker last Sunday.
Miss Annie M. Kind of Laurel street, Columbia, visited at the home of Mrs. H. C. Derrenbacher last week.
Mrs. J. W. Johnson and son, Charles Johnson, accompanied her sister, Mrs. George Salley, to Edisto Beach for ten days.
Mrs. Beulah M. Sturkie spent the past weekend with friends in Calhoun county.
Mrs. James H. Rozier of Raleigh, N. C., was the guest during the holiday of her mother, Mrs. W. F. Hathcock.
Mr. and Mrs. Dan Stowe and Bob Stow spent last weekend with their mother, Mrs. J. O. Stowe, in McColl.
Miss Gertrude Branham spent two weeks with her grandparents in Blaney.
Miss Beulah Sturkie spent the holiday with Mr. and Mrs. L. E. Kaigler at Sandy Run.
Mrs. C. A. Strickland and Mrs. W. F. Hathcock, Jr., of Thomason, Georgia, were guest of Mrs. J. E. Neams Friday.
Thomas Floyd has returned home from the Baptist hospital where he underwent and appendix operation. He is reported to be improving.
Miss Vondell Rucker of Edgefield spent the past weekend with Mr. and Mrs. D. L. Coggins.
Mr. and Mrs. S. R. Addy left Friday to visit their son and daughter-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Olin Addy, in Ohatchee, Ala.
Miss June Henson of Forest City, N. C., is visiting friends here for several weeks.
Mrs. D. A. Brown is ill at home, her many friends will regret to learn.
Mr. and Mrs. Earle B. Davis and daughter, Elaine, of Atlanta, Ga., were guest of Mr. Davis' parents, Mr. and Mrs. J. E. Davis, last week.
Miss Bettye Rucker is visiting her aunt, Mrs. Luther Derrick at Folly Beach.
Mr. J. E. Neams and Miss Maggie Lou Rucker are leaving Sunday for a week's visit to Mr. and Mrs. W. B. Jamison of Trenton at their mountain home in Asheville, N. C.
Mrs. J. M. Suber and Daughter, Miss Doris Suber, visited friends recently in Newberry.
Miss Bettye Rucker of Birmingham, Ala., and Miss Hilmer Rucker spent last weekend at the latter's home in Sandy Run.
Miss Blanche Price of Gilbert was a recent guest of Mrs. J. E. Neams.
Gene Marshall has returned home from the Columbia hospital where he was a patient several days and is improving.
Mr. and Mrs. G. T. Goodwin, Miss Georgia Lou Goodwin and George Goodwin, Jr., were guest of Mr. and Mrs. Joe Fallaw in Gaston Tuesday.
Mrs. L. L. Corder, Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Corder and Miss Louise Corder visited relatives at White Pond last weekend.
Mr. and Mrs. Veyrle Hall had as their guests last week Mr. and Mrs. Paul Richardson, Mr. and Mrs. Sharpe of Columbia and Miss Hilda Harman of Gilbert.
Mr. and Mrs. F. W. Jones are visiting Mr. and Mrs. O. A. Kent in New York City. They will also visit the World's fair before returning home.
Mr. and Mrs. Olin Walker of Bethune were guests of Mr. and Mrs. J. P. Beam last week.
Mrs. J. P. Carr visited her brother-in-law and sister, Mr. and Mrs. James Warwick, in Wilmington last week.
Mrs. W. H. Jeffcoat visited relatives in Savannah, Ga., last weekend.
S. Belue spent last weekend with his brother-in-law and sister, Mr. and Mrs. T. H. Fetner, in Savannah, Ga.
Mrs. H. W. Sanders and Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Wicker of Newberry were the weekend guests of Mrs. J. M Suber.
Mrs. C. H. McAllen spent several days with her sister, Mrs. T. O. Feamster.
Mrs. Charles Cayce was the guest her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Blackmon, in Taxahaw last week.
Miss Betty Butler spent several days last week with her uncle and aunt, Mr. and Mrs. Ira D. Butler, in Rowland, N. C.
Miss Margaret Truesdale spent the weekend with Miss Margaret Rabb in Orangeburg.
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Sound! Euphonium Chikai no Finale Anime Film Opens in Spring 2019
posted on 2018-06-03 03:28 EDT by Crystalyn Hodgkins
Key visual revealed for film telling story of Kumiko as 2nd-year student
The official Twitter account for the Sound! Euphonium franchise announced on Sunday that the second planned new film in the franchise is titled Gekijōban Hibike! Euphonium: Chikai no Finale (Sound! Euphonium The Movie: Oath's Finale), and it will open in Japan in spring 2019. The staff also revealed a key visual, which features the tagline "Is your tuning OK, sempai?"
The staff originally announced the new information at the "Hibike! Euphonium 4-kaime da yo! Uji de Omatsuri Festival" event on Sunday.
The film will tell the story of Kumiko Ōmae and others as second-year students. Tatsuya Ishihara (both seasons of Sound! Euphonium) is directing the film. The film was originally slated to open this year.
Liz to Aoitori ( Liz und ein Blauer Vogel or Liz and the Blue Bird), the first of the two new films, opened in Japan on April 21. The film ranked #11 and earned 53,573,900 yen (about US$492,400) in its opening weekend. The film will screen out of competition at this year's Annecy International Animation Film Festival.
The film tells a new story of third-year students Nozomi Kasaki and Mizore Yoroizuka. Naoko Yamada (K-ON!, A Silent Voice) directed the film at Kyoto Animation, and Reiko Yoshida (K-ON!, Yowamushi Pedal) penned the script.
Source: Sound! Euphonium anime's Twitter account


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State bond helps UMass Memorial renovate hospitals
Submitted to The Champion
MassDevelopment has issued a $168,750,000 tax-exempt bond on behalf of UMass Memorial Health Care Obligated Group, which is using bond proceeds to finance equipment, construction, and renovation projects at multiple hospitals in Central Massachusetts.
Four hospitals make up UMass Memorial Health Care: UMass Memorial Medical Center with its Memorial, University and Hahnemann Campuses in Worcester, UMass Memorial-Clinton Hospital in Clinton, UMass Memorial-HealthAlliance Hospital in Leominster and Fitchburg, and UMass Memorial-Marlborough Hospital in Marlborough.
"MassDevelopment is pleased to help UMass Memorial access low-cost funding as the organization renovates several locations, keeping the Commonwealth on the leading edge of health care," said MassDevelopment President and CEO Marty Jones. "With new equipment and medical spaces, these hospitals will continue to deliver excellent medical care and treatment."
At the University campus, UMass Memorial will use bond proceeds to build a 24-bed observation and admission unit and a 10-station dialysis center. The organization will also redevelop the former dialysis space into a private step-down unit.
Planned projects at the Memorial campus include building a public corridor and atrium to connect two primary patient visitor entry points.
The Leominster and Fitchburg campuses will also receive an emergency power and combined heat power system. Bond proceeds will also cover capital improvements at UMass Memorial's various locations.
"These renovations are for the benefit of our patients and caregivers and are an integral part of our strategic plan and efforts to become the best place to give care and the best place to get care," said Eric Dickson, MD, president and CEO of UMass Memorial Health Care. "The remarkable financial turnaround that has enabled us to make this significant investment — under very favorable conditions — is a credit to the hard work of our people."
MassDevelopment, the state's finance and development agency, works with businesses, nonprofits, financial institutions, and communities to stimulate economic growth across the Commonwealth. During fiscal 2015, MassDevelopment financed or managed 294 projects generating investment of more than $2.5 billion in the Massachusetts economy. These projects are projected to create about 6,100 jobs and build or rehabilitate about 2,000 residential units.


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Евгений Степанович Романо́вич (; 1905 — 1979) — белорусский советский драматург, прозаик, переводчик, театральный деятель, театровед. Заслуженный артист Белорусской ССР (1944).

Биография
В 1922—1924 годах обучался в Белорусском государственном университете. Одновременно с учебой
начал работать актером (1922—1931) в Минском городском театре (впоследствии 1-й Белорусский театр, а ныне Национальный академический театр имени Янки Купалы), которому посвятил более 25 лет.

В 1931—1948 годах — заведующий литературной частью театра.

Драматургия
Е. С. Романо́вич — автор пьес:
 «Кантракт, альбо Усё добра будзе» (1924),
 «Вір» (1926),
 «Крывая аблона» (1929),
 «Наклонная плоскость» (1929),
 «Мост» (1929)
 «Камни на дороге» (1931).
 «Полещуки» (1944),
 «Товарищ Андрей» (1944).
Пьесы Романовича, посвящена формированию характера в процессе социалистического созидательного труда, о перевоспитании старой интеллигенции, становящейся в ряды строителей новой жизни, о борьбе белорусских партизан против фашистских оккупантов шли на сценах театров РСФСР и УССР.

Либретто
Е. Романовичу принадлежат оперные и балетные либретто
 «В пуще Полесья» (1939),
 «Девушка из Полесья» («Алеся») (совместно с П.Бровкой, 1953),
 балетов «Подставная невеста» (1958) и «Мара» (1961).

Занимался исследованиями истории белорусского театра.

Избранная библиография
Автор книг о Театре имени Янки Купалы — «Першы тэатр» (1946), о творчестве Бориса Платонова — «Народны артыст СССР Б. В. Платонаў» (1954), «Людзi i маскi» (1977). статей о театральном искусстве БССР. В 1974 году издал сборник воспоминаний о белорусских писателях «Знаёмыя сілуэты».

Перевел на белорусский язык пьесы классиков М. Горького, Льва Толстого, А. Н. Островского, К. А. Тренёва, А. Н. Афиногенова, Корнейчука.

Память
 В 2005 году почтой Беларуси была выпущена почтовая карточка с оригинальной маркой «100 лет со дня рождения Е. С. Романовича».

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'This is a raid, where's the drugs?'
A drug addict dressed up as a police officer before storming an associate's home screaming "This is a police raid" and "Where are your drugs?"
Thinking he was the real deal, Daniel Thomas' two victims handed over their ice and cannabis stash before being beaten so badly with a hammer that the real police thought they had died.
"This is a police raid. Get on the floor face down. Where are your drugs?" Thomas and a co-accused yelled as they walked into the unlocked Lilydale home on July 25, 2016.
Thomas, 36, believed the men were holding back and beat one of them with a hammer until he passed out.
"We've killed your mate. Now tell us where the drugs are," the man was told after regaining consciousness and realising the people in his home were not, in fact, the police.
The other victim woke up and was hit in the head then his pants were pulled down and buttocks spread to check for drugs.
Legitimate police officers later arrived to find blood-stained walls and floors, and believed the men had died so began taking photos of their bodies.
Officers realised their mistake when one of the men moved.
In Victoria's Supreme Court on Tuesday, Thomas was jailed for 11½ years and must serve nine years before being eligible for parole.
He pleaded guilty to aggravated burglary and a series of other charges.
When police tracked down a drug-addled Thomas over the vicious attack, he pulled out a knife and lunged at an officer.
"You come near me you f—ing dog c— and I'll stab you in the f—ing head and kill you," Thomas said before being Tasered and capsicum sprayed.
He had been injecting a couple of grams of ice each day as well as using GBH, cannabis and heroin, and had also gone off his antidepressants.
Thomas' victims have not returned to work and both are expected to suffer lifelong complications from their injuries.
Justice Paul Coghlan did not accept Thomas' claim he attacked them because one "had supposedly done something to a girlfriend of yours".
"The use of police uniforms, the demand for drugs and money repeated on a number of occasions simply put a lie to that explanation," the judge said.
Thomas is almost blind in one eye after being born with a squint and has an acquired brain injury, possibly from being hit over the head with a cricket bat during a road-rage incident 10 years ago.
"Even though I regard your prospects as being fairly bleak, I do not regard them as hopeless," Justice Coghlan said.
Thomas has not taken drugs during his 1126 days of pre-sentence detention and has applied to work with prisoners who are "not all there".
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IL VIAGGIO DI ROBERTO | Roberto's journey – from Ravenna to Auschwitz
On October 16, 1943 Roberto and his father were imprisoned in Milan. Two months later the 6th of December they were loaded like cattle in the same coach with other 64 people and left from the infamous platform 21 of Milan train station for a one way journey.
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post-title IL VIAGGIO DI ROBERTO | Roberto's journey – from Ravenna to Auschwitz
Roberto Bachi, a boy like any other
Roberto Bachi was a boy like any other. Born in Turin in 1929 he moved with his family to Ravenna in 1937, when his father Alberto – an army general – was transferred there.
In Ravenna, as all kids do, Roberto attended a primary school, the Mordani school. He was on his fourth year in 1937-1938.
Roberto Bachi's class, 1937. Mordani school (Ravenna). He's the first boy on the right up corner.
But in the summer 1938 everything changed: the racial laws came into effect in Italy.
Summer 1938: the racial laws
Roberto stopped going to school while his father was forced to resign from the army. The Bachi family tried in vain to escape the persecution, moving first to Parma and then to Torrechiara.
Roberto's journey on the train to Auschwitz
They traveled for 7 days, 6 nights and 5 hours until the train reached its final destination: Auschwitz. They were never to come back.
Of the 33.000 people deported from Italy only 600 survived.
Roberto's mother Ines never stopped searching for him. After the end of the war she finally discovered that her son, numbered 167973, had died a year after the deportation, probably of tuberculosis. He was 15.
Bringing back Roberto's memory
Roberto was believed sick for a long time by his classmates, until he was eventually forgotten. Months and years passed until one of them, Silvano Rossetti, discovered a little plate in Ravenna bearing Roberto's name. That plate brought back the distant memory of his old classmate Roberto.
Silvano went home and found in a tin box an old picture and a letter with sweet and friendly words addressed to him, written by Roberto.
Roberto's letter to his classmate Silvano
An old sheet and a photo emerging from the past were enough to bring the memory of Roberto back. Piece by piece details of Roberto's life came back into light thanks to the efforts of Silvano Rossetti and two other old mates of Roberto's, Danilo Naglia and Sergio Squarzina and with the invaluable contribution and support from the Mordani school Principal Giorgio Gaudenzi.
"Only a conscious past can positively shape the future"
Many events and lectures have been organized since then in Ravenna, with the purpose of preserving Roberto's memory. However Gaudenzi wanted something enduring linking Roberto's story with the Mordani school; His motto was: "Only a conscious past can positively shape the future".
With that in mind he came up with the idea of commissioning nothing less than an opera. The school had an excellent school choir, which obviously could be involved in the project.
Roberto's story becomes an opera
If Roberto's story is now a lyric opera is thanks to composer Paolo Marzocchi and librettist Guido Barbieri, who loved the project since its first inception.
Composer and pianist Paolo Marzocchi
Paolo Marzocchi was contacted for his experience working with children – he lead several projects involving children, particularly in Lampedusa, the island at the south of Sicily which has witnessed in recent years mass arrival of migrants from Africa -.
For the libretto, Marzocchi contacted Guido Barbieri, a journalist and respected music critic at the Italian national radio broadcaster – radiotre suite – for his wide knowledge of that historical period and of fascism and Nazi deportations.
We decided to focus exclusively on Roberto's journey by train
"We didn't want" says Marzocchi "to describe Roberto's life before the deportation or in the concentration camp. So we decided to focus exclusively on the train journey – many of the survivors wrote about their experience and in particular of their train journey to the deportation camps -.
The whole Opera therefore takes place inside the railroad-car and is developed on three different narrative levels, intersecting and alternating. Those of: the mother, the survivor and Roberto himself".
Barbieri pulled together real facts, building up, if not a true, a certainly realistic story and making of it the epitome of the deportation journey.
"Roberto doesn't sing so his part is played by a mime. His thoughts are expressed by a quartet of adult voices (2 female and 2 male).
To keep his sanity and not go mad, from time to time Roberto takes refuge in a fantasy world, populated by the characters of great children's classics such as those in Salgari's and Kipling's novels.
These characters, who sing operatically, are mixed with Roberto's real life ones as that of his father or the schoolteacher. These light hearted and imaginative moments give a lift to this sad and dramatic story".
The work is a hybrid between melologue (the mother for instance has more spoken more than sung parts) and an opera.
One of the most important themes of the whole opera was taken from Roberto's serial number in Auschwitz – 167973 .
"I translated the number into notes following the principles of gematria – a Kabbalistic method of interpreting the Hebrew scriptures by computing the numerical value of words, based on those of their constituent letters, which can be used also to translate numbers into music.
"Sounds a bit weird I know" says Marzocchi "but I realized that the notes resulting from that number worked very well. Therefore I decided to use them a number of times throughout the opera".
An opera on the memory and about memory
This is not solely an Opera about memory; I wanted it to be a work on the memory. For that reason I've quoted famous pieces from the classical repertoire. For instance I've cited a Bach chorale – Es ist genug – that begins with the same notes of the sequence originating from the serial number.
Berg recalled the same theme in his violin concerto.
At some point of the opera a woman dies on the train. I outlined that moment with an extract from"Tu tu piccolo Iddio" an aria of Puccini's Madama Butterfly, inspired by an early 900 film with soprano Maria Cebotari.
All apparitions are accompanied by the sound of the open strings natural harmonics, to create a sharp and pointed sound, as if it was an invisible web or a delicate crystal made of sound.
I also included a piece from a French Christmas carol (Roberto was deported in December) and a quotation from the famous tune Va pensiero from Verdi's Nabucco".
"The one thing I'm particularly happy about" Marzocchi continues "is I feel I've managed to achieve a unity within the opera despite the heterogeneity of the materials I used".
Telling Roberto's story in a simple and honest way
"I believe I've also succeeded in avoiding the easy rhetoric: I tried to tell Roberto's story in a simple and honest way, using the language of contemporary music.
Modern music is a language that can be understood very easily, indeed more easily than you might think, even by children or those not familiar with classical music.
For Instance, at Christmas I brought in a primary school of Lampedusa a quartet by Shostakovich and was amazed by the wonderful feedback I got from the kids. I love using the modern music language when writing for children choir: they are fantastic, totally enthusiast performers!
I love working with opera singers
I also love working with opera singers. I especially like the warm voice of contralto. When I write a piece for lyrical voice I have in mind the Italian great opera tradition which I love and therefore use all the features and even embellishments I've learned from it.
An audience as wide as possible
When I wrote this opera I didn't have a specific public in mind. Instead I wanted to convey a message and communicate with an audience as wide as possible. I believe classical music should be accessible to all, regardless of age or musical culture.
Although, you know, it's up to the public to decide if I succeeded or not" (he laughs).
Mr. Marzocchi's next commitment will be again in Lampedusa, where he will play the piano at the premiere of his reworking of Brahms third concert for piano, for a small orchestra of 15 – the Wundercammer.
The social importance of music
Marzocchi, who is a convinced supporter of the social importance of music, founded this orchestra with the purpose of bringing symphonic music where it's not possible to bring a large orchestra.
His experience in the movie industry, says, allowed him to develop a special sensitivity for musical theatre. From that experience he learned how music can and should support the narration of a story.
A recording of Roberto's journey will be made available soon, so… stay tuned!
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Gemlik is a town and center of the Gemlik District of Bursa Province. It is located in the east of the Gulf of Gemlik. It is approximately  away from Bursa. In antiquity, Gemlik was the location of the ancient Greek town of Cius.

Gemlik is an industrial port and it has a freezone trade center. There are also important industrial establishments in south and west of the harbors. The port of Gemlik is one of the busiest import harbors in Turkey. Gemlik is renowned for black olives.

Etymology

In the Ottoman-era, the town began to be called Gemilik (Eng. shipyard), because there was a shipyard in the town to build Galleons for the Ottoman Navy.

As of 1920, the British were calling Gemlik, Geumlek in publications.

History

Gemlik was the site of the ancient Greek city of Cius (/ˈsaɪəs/; Greek: Kίος or Κῖος Kios), later renamed Prusias on the Sea (/ˈpruːʒəs/; Latin: Prusias ad Mare) after king Prusias I of Bithynia, was an ancient Greek city bordering the Propontis (now known as the Sea of Marmara), in Bithynia and formerly in Mysia (in modern northwestern Turkey), and had a long history, being mentioned by Herodotus, Xenophon, Aristotle, Strabo and Apollonius Rhodius. It was strategically placed at the head of a gulf in the Propontis, called the gulf of Cius, or Cianus Sinus. Herodotus calls it Cius of Mysia; and also Xenophon, from which it appears that Mysia, even in Xenophon's time, extended at least as far east as the head of the gulf of Cius. Pliny the Elder reports that Cius was a Milesian colony. It was at the foot of Mount Arganthonius, and there was a myth that Hylas, one of the companions of Heracles on the voyage to Colchis, was carried off by the nymphs when he went to get water here; and also that Cius, another companion of Heracles, on his return from Colchis, stayed here and founded the city, to which he gave his name. Pliny mentions a river Hylas and a river Cius here, one of which reminds us of the name of the youth who was stolen by the nymphs, and the other of the mythical founder. The Cius may be the channel by which the lake Ascania discharges its waters into the gulf of Cius; though Pliny speaks of the Ascanium flumen as flowing into the gulf, and we must assume that he gives this name to the channel which connects the lake and the sea. If the river Cius is not identical with this channel, it must be a small stream near Cius. As Ptolemy speaks of the outlets of the Ascanius, it has been conjectured that there may have been two, and that they may be the Hylas and Cius of Pliny; but the plural ἐκβολαί does not necessarily mean more than a single mouth; and Pliny certainly says that the Ascanius flows into the gulf. However, his geography is a constant cause of difficulty. The position of Cius made it the port for the inland parts, and it became a place of much commercial importance. Pomponius Mela calls it the most convenient emporium of Phrygia, which was at no great distance from it.

Cius was taken by the Persians, after the burning of Sardis, in 499 BCE. It joined the Aetolian League, and was destroyed by Philip V of Macedon in the Second Macedonian War (200–197 BCE), and given by him to Prusias I of Bithynia. Prusias, who had assisted Philip in ruining Cius, restored it under the name of Prusias (Προυσιάς). It was sometimes called Prusias ἐπιθαλασσίη, or "on the sea," to distinguish it from other towns of the same name, or πρὸς θάλασσαν. In the text of Memnon the reading is Cierus; but Memnon, both in this and other passages, has confounded Cius and Cierus. But it is remarked that Cius must either have still existed by the side of the new city, or must have recovered its old name; for Pliny mentions Cius, and also Mela, Zosimus, and writers of a still later date. It was an important chain in the ancient Silk Road and became known as a wealthy town.

There are coins of Cius, with the legend Κιανων, belonging to the Roman imperial period; and there are coins of Prusias with the epigraph, Προυσιεων των προς θαλασσαν.

Cius became an early Christian bishopric. Its bishop, Cyrillus, took part in the First Council of Nicaea in 325, and Theosebius attended the Council of Ephesus. The names of many of his successors in the first millennium are known from extant contemporary documents. At first a suffragan of Nicomedia, it soon became an autocephalous archdiocese, being listed as such in Notitiae Episcopatuum from the 7th century onward. No longer a residential bishopric, Cius is today listed by the Catholic Church as a titular see.

From 1867 until 1922, Gemlik was part of Hüdavendigâr vilayet. In 1891, there were 5147 people lived in town center including; 4620 Greeks, 242 Turks, 178 foreigner and 107 Armenian. As of 1920, Gemlik was estimated to have a population of 5,000 (. At that time, it had a naval yard that was no longer in use. On 11 September 1922, Gemlik's remaining Greek citizens left Gemlik to Greece due to population exchange between Turkey and Greece.

Geography
Gemlik was built on a plain which is bordered on three sides by mountains, with the Samanli Mountains lying from southeast to the northwest. There is a large plain spanning much of the east end of Gemlik to the coast. Karsak Stream, which originates at İznik Lake, divides this plain and town center into two parts.

The Gulf of Gemlik, often called fig port of Kilyos (in reference to the ancient name of the town), is 35 km from east to west, 10–15 km from north to south, and 100–150 meters deep. For many years, this gulf had been used for docking ships, but now it serves as a tourist attraction.

The largest river in the area is Karsak, gurgles from İznik Lake and spilles to Gulf of Gemlik.

In rural areas of Gemlik District mostly covered by Olive trees and Pines on the Samanlı Mountains.

Climate
Gemlik has a hot-summer Mediterranean climate (Köppen climate classification: Csa''') with cool and rainy winters, and hot and dry summers.
The driest month is July with an average of  of rainfall. The wettest month is December with an average of  of precipitation.
Although a Mediterranean climate generally prevails in the district of Gemlik, the higher elevations have an Oceanic climate (Köppen climate classification: Cfb''). The record high temperature is  and the record low temperature is . The annual precipitation ranges between  and . The are an average 113 days with precipitation.
The warmest month of the year is July, with an average temperature of . The coldest month of the year is January, with an average temperature of .

Administration and Politics

Neighbourhoods

 Cumhuriyet Mahallesi (Manastır)
 Osmaniye Mahallesi (Yeni Mahalle)
 Orhaniye Mahallesi
 Halitpaşa Mahallesi (Kayıkhane)
 Balıkpazarı Mahallesi (old town)
 Kayhan Mahallesi
 Demirsubaşı Mahallesi
 Dr. Ziya Kaya Mahallesi
 Eşref Dinçer Mahallesi
 Hamidiye Mahallesi
 Hisar Mahallesi (Hisartepe)
 Ata Mahallesi (Atatepe)

Local Elections

Tourism
Kumla is one of the busiest resorts in Marmara in summer period. Especially people from Istanbul prefer to take their holidays in Kumla because it is one of the nearest resorts to Istanbul. There are also smaller resorts like Büyükkumla, Karacaali and Narlı along the north coast of the gulf. Road to these resorts split from Yalova-Bursa state road to Gemlik beltway through Kumla. Sudüşen waterfall is in the north of the village of Haydariye. There is also a moto-cross tournament organised at Şahintepe point on the Samanlı Mountains and Olive Festival at city in August–September.

Economy

Industrial establishments that produce plastic, textile, marble, chemistry, machinery, automotive, steel and fertilizers continue their activities in the district. Large-scale industrial facilities in Gemlik are concentrated on the western coastline of the district, especially in and around the free zone.

80% of the population living in the district center is engaged in trade. Salt olive, oil, soap trade is the leading. Olive production has an important place in Gemlik industry.

Turkey's first cannery Rifat Minaret Koller. Sti. In parallel with the establishment of canning, vegetable growing has developed. Bean, artichoke, cucumber, tomato, pea, eggplant, pepper are the leading vegetables grown.

A significant portion of the economic revenues are from the agriculture and industry sectors. Olive production; Although it has a large share in terms of the area it covers, it has a high share in terms of economic input it provides in agricultural production. The production is not only consumed in domestic markets, but also exports. There are 2 small industrial sites in the district. 664 workplaces operate in industrial sites. There are also 1 free zone and 2 small industrial sites in Gemlik. There are 87 companies in the free zone, 64 domestic, 11 foreign and 12 domestic-foreign partners. 9937 workers work in the Free Zone.

In 2017 the region from Turkey TL 285,933,564.63. While there TL 282,535,527.42 in 2018 the volume of transactions, the region from Turkey in 2017 to various parts of TL 146,881,502.72. In 2018, 184,858,595.49 TL trading volume occurred. Transaction volume change rate has been realized as (+25,86). When Free Zone Trade data is analyzed, in the same period, from abroad to the region in 2017, 430.902.457,11 TL. In 2018, 515.423.870,72 TL. input is provided. The rate of change during this period was (+19.61). Bursa Free Zone has a trade volume of 1,918,150,680.25 ($) dollars. 12.263.822.782,51 ($) of this amount consists of exports, and 8.457.276.393,26 ($) part of it imports.

The tax collection of the Customs Directorate for 2017 is 376.190.027 TL, and the 2018 tax collection is 466.696.342 TL. The annual rate of change is 24.06. The VAT collection for 2017 is 3.787.643.808 TL, the VAT collection for 2018 is 4.235.680.882 TL. The annual rate of change is 11.83. A total of 245.820.971 TL in 2017–2018. antidamping tax has been obtained. While a fine of 151,070,873 TL was applied in 2017, a fine of 111,104,167 TL was imposed in 2018.

The data of the ports in the district in 2018 are shown in the table below. There are 5 ports in Gemlik. 223 incoming ships, 214 outgoing ships; There are 31 incoming passengers, 53 outgoing passengers and 26,928 incoming vehicles, 31,223 outgoing vehicles.

The total number of taxpayers in the district is 34,576, Tax Accrual is 695,593,681 TL. Tax collection is 375.865.977 TL. d. The Collection / Accrual ratio is 54.04.

There are 2 artisan rooms in Gemlik. The number of members registered in the chambers of trades is 3.227. In addition, there is 1 Commodity Exchange and the number of registered members is 223.

In the district, besides large industrial facilities such as the under construction TOGG Turkish national car factory, Borçelik, Borusan, MKS Marmara, Çimtaş, Gemlik Gübre, there are many international organizations such as Ficosa, Yazaki, Aunde Vibracoistic, Techno Stell, Summit Stell, AB Rothec.

A total of 25,000 people work in the free zone, of which 15,000 are employed, and other industrial facilities are 10,000.

Automotive, iron-steel, electric-electronic, textile and marble are among the most exported sectors. The most exported countries are Germany, Romania, Spain, France and England.

Health

There are 2 hospitals in Gemlik: 1 State Hospital and 1 Private Hospital. There are 260 beds in the State Hospital and 7 267 beds in the Private Hospital. There are 9 Family Health Centers and 4 Health Houses.

There are 109 Doctors in the State Hospital, 59 GPs, 50 Specialist Doctors. In addition, 8 Dentists work. The number of people per doctor is 990. The number of beds per 10,000 people is 38. There are 4 ambulances in 112 Emergency Call Centers in the district and 5 in the hospital.

While the number of beds in 2016 and 2017 in our district State Hospital was 128, it was 260 in 2018. The number of inpatients is 10059 in 2018 and the total number of surgeries in 2018 is 9531. While the normal birth in our district was 91 in 2016, 34 in 2017, 92 in 2018, birth by cesarean in 2016 was 193, 106 in 2017 and 92 in 2018. 0–1 year old infant death is 2.

As of 2018, the hospital has 41 polyclinics, 40 normal and 1 emergency, and 34 Family Physicians.

A total of 159 suicide cases occurred in the district, 28 in 2016, 60 in 2017 and 71 in 2018. In 2017, there was an increase of more than a hundred percent in cases of crude suicide compared to 2016. This number increased to 71 in 2018.

Cigarette inspections are carried out periodically by the related commission and in line with the incoming notifications. Administrative fines related to smoking are given to business owners who act against the legislation.

Media and Press

 Gemlik Gazetesi (first newspaper in Gemlik-1958)
 Gemlik Haber Gazetesi (daily paper)
 Gemlik Körfez Gazetesi (first daily paper in Gemlik)
 Gemlik Gündem Gazetesi (daily paper)
 Gio Detay Dergi (monthly news actual magazine)
 Gemlik Life (digital paper of Gemlik)
 Gemlik Haber (internet news)

Sports

Sport Clubs in Gemlik
 Gemlik Basketbol (Turkey 1 lig )
 Gemlikspor(football)
 Umurspor
 Körfezspor(football)
 Zeytinspor(basketball)
 Gücümspor(basketball)
 Çotanakspor(football)
 Karadenizspor(football).

Gallery

Notable natives
Giannis Papaioannou (1913–1972), Greek Rebetika singer and composer
Celal Bayar (1983–1986), 3rd President of the Republic of Turkey. Born in town of Umurbey.

Sister cities

  Lauderhill, Florida, United States,
 Novadari, Romania

References

Populated places in Bursa Province
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Manufacturing | Overview of the Manufacturing Sector
Manufacturing was a key driver of the Indonesian economy from the 1980s up until the end of the 1990s. The sector continues to be a major source of employment for the country by employing 14.4 million people as per the end of 2010. Yet productivity and growth levels have not matched that of regional competitors in core industries such as textiles. Indonesia now faces a transformed global trading environment from its heyday; faced with fierce competition from free trade agreements across the ASEAN and China. Such competition has served to highlight the inadequacies in areas such as technology, infrastructure as well as the slow pace of reform in industry regulations to attract foreign investment. However a stable political and economic environment, the latter having been largely fuelled by domestic consumption, is raising confidence in the manufacturing sector for both local and international investors. Moving up the value added chain in order to fully take advantage of the country's wealth of natural resources will be the next step to raise Indonesia's manufacturing competitiveness on the global stage.
Source: Ministry of Trade
Indonesia's manufacturing sector is highly diverse and a reflection of the vast array of natural resources at the country's disposal. This ready availability of valuable commodities has been to the detriment of the development of value added manufacturing processes and products. Rampant natural resource extraction of products such as bauxite and Crude Palm Oil (CPO) are largely destined for export to be used in value added processes in markets such as China for aluminium in automotive production and in cosmetics for both products respectively. Indonesia has been losing out by being at the bottom of the value chain only. The percentage of value added for key manufacturing industries such as food, beverage and tobacco has hovered at around 30% for the past decade. The government is actively trying to address this issue through both carrot and stick measures. Export taxes are being levied on raw materials such as CPO by up to 25% while the Law on Mining and Minerals of 2009 determines that by 2014, all extracted materials must undergo value added processes before they can be exported. The government is promoting the numerous opportunities in the downstream sector to foreign investors. Proposals from the Ministry of Trade regarding revisions to the Negative Investment List that would increase foreign ownership in industries with large capital requirements are being discussed as per mid 2011. The construction of downstream facilities close to the sources of the raw materials will also serve to develop the regions outside of Java such as for cocoa processing in Sulawesi.
In terms of foreign direct investment, manufacturing does continue to be the most popular sector in the economy. Investment in the sector rose over the course of 2010 by 12% from 2009 and the first half of 2011 has seen a growth of 5-6%. Government incentives are currently being prepared (as of April 2011) for foreign investors to establish manufacturing bases in Indonesia to boost exports, under the Coordinating Ministry for Economic Affairs. Such incentives will include tax holidays for investors in key sectors such as textiles and garments as well as raw material producers in areas where the country is lacking. Indeed, high production costs due to the myriad of import taxes that are imposed on the vast majority of raw materials needed for production is a major disadvantage for the manufacturing industry. More domestic production facilities of raw materials such as chemicals for the textile and pharmaceutical industry are a vital component for Indonesia to reach the Ministry of Industry target of 8% growth in manufacturing by 2014. Incentives will certainly generate interest from investors seeking to find a production base in Asia and hedge their risk against rising wages in China, but it will take large steps in infrastructure development and bureaucratic reform to really revitalise the sector's ailing industries.
Sources: Bank Indonesia & the World Bank
The introduction of the ASEAN - China Free Trade Agreement (CAFTA) in January 2010 has had an overall negative impact on the country's manufacturing sector. The agreements presented a double edged sword in terms of providing tariff free access to China's raw materials, while allowing the market to be flooded with Chinese made goods. The rapid inflow of Chinese textiles, electronics, footwear, cosmetics, food and beverages has seen the trade deficit with China in non oil and gas trading widen by 44% to $2.27 billion at the end of April 2011. In labour intensive industries, the CAFTA has highlighted the challenges Indonesia faces in trying to take on China by price alone considering the latter's larger capacity and superior infrastructure that makes transportation an average of 5% of total production costs as opposed to 15% in Indonesia. However, while en masse production is where China and others hold a competitive advantage; Indonesia has the opportunity to position itself in terms of quality. In textiles for example, Indonesia's fabric and yarn producers saw an initial drop in sales to domestic garment producers in the aftermath of the CAFTA; yet this reversed with domestic sales up by 33% in Q1 2011 compared to Q1 2010. Other products such as footwear have seen a similar trend as the demand from local manufacturers for quality and reliability has trumped that of price in the wake of increased consumer spending and confidence. That is not to say that the challenge has been met, indeed imports of Chinese goods are still rising and Indonesia's labour intensive industries will have to play to their strengths to remain competitive.
Greater investment in research and development to generate innovation and move to more high technology industries is a necessity for the manufacturing industry. Compared with other major emerging markets such as Brazil, China and India which have seen growth in their exports of medium and high technology industries at an average of 25% over the past decade, Indonesia's have grown at only 15% (OECD). The Long Term Development Plan of the country to 2025 specifically addresses this issue and includes research, for which spending only accounts for 0.1% of GDP, as one of seven core pillars (see Cooperating with Industry on Education & Research). A National Innovation Committee under Professor Zuhal of Al Azhar University who was formally the Minister of Research and Technology, was set up in 2010 to formulate policies to promote innovation in strategic industries for economic development.
While such efforts are a step in the right direction for attitudes towards the future of manufacturing; to be effective they must be accompanied by financing. Banks have been reluctant to lend towards the manufacturing sector due to its low competitiveness and sluggish growth in labour intensive sectors. From 2009 to 2010, loans to the manufacturing sector decreased by 13.1% compared to an increase in over 40% for the mining sector according to Bank Indonesia. The lending rate to the sector has remained high at 12-15% compared to 5-6% for other countries (see Making the Banks Work for the Real Economy). For 2011, Bank Indonesia has placed manufacturing as one of the priority sectors for lending by the country's banks, although this does exclude timber and textile producers. Loan figures for Q1 2011 show that so far disbursement is 10% under target for the sector, while manufacturing loan requests accounted for only 2.7% of the total. The requests for loans is likely to pick up as the year progresses to above the 14% for 2010 as investment plans are consolidated in line with the announcement of expected government incentives and tax breaks.
Non Oil & Gas Manufacturing Contribution to GDP by Subsector 2010
Source: Bank Indonesia
Global Business Guide Indonesia - 2012
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Contribution to GDP: 18% (2015)
Sector Growth: 5.5% (yoy, 2015)
Number Employed in the Sector: 16 million (2016)
Highest Minimum Wage by Province: 3,350,000 IDR/month (DKI Jakarta)
Lowest Minimum Wage by Province: 1,631,245 IDR/month (West Nusa Tenggara)
Main Areas: Automotive, Electronics, Textile & Garment, Footwear, Food & Beverages, Metal Products, Chemicals.
Main Export Markets: USA, Japan, China, Turkey, South Korea, Germany, Singapore, Thailand, Philippines, Saudi Arabia, Malaysia.
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Los Angeles officially the City of Los Angeles and often known colloquially by its initials L.A., is the most populous city in California and the second most populous city in the United States, after New York. With an estimated population of four million, Los Angeles is the cultural, financial, and commercial center of Southern California. Nicknamed the "City of Angels" partly because of its name's Spanish meaning, Los Angeles is known for its Mediterranean climate, ethnic diversity, Hollywood, and the entertainment industry, and sprawling metropolis.
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Situated on the coastline of Bahía de Todos Santos—an inlet of the Pacific Ocean on the peninsula's Gold Coast—the Port of Ensenada is an important commercial, fishing, and tourist port. The city is home to a navy base, army base, and Ensenada Airport, a military airfield which doubles as an airport of entry into Mexico.
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package mekanism.common.content.tank;

import mekanism.common.multiblock.MultiblockCache;
import mekanism.common.util.FluidContainerUtils.ContainerEditMode;

import net.minecraft.item.ItemStack;
import net.minecraft.nbt.NBTTagCompound;
import net.minecraft.nbt.NBTTagList;
import net.minecraftforge.common.util.Constants.NBT;
import net.minecraftforge.fluids.FluidStack;

public class TankCache extends MultiblockCache<SynchronizedTankData>
{
	public ItemStack[] inventory = new ItemStack[2];

	public FluidStack fluid;

	public ContainerEditMode editMode = ContainerEditMode.BOTH;

	@Override
	public void apply(SynchronizedTankData data)
	{
		data.inventory = inventory;
		data.fluidStored = fluid;
		data.editMode = editMode;
	}

	@Override
	public void sync(SynchronizedTankData data)
	{
		inventory = data.inventory;
		fluid = data.fluidStored;
		editMode = data.editMode;
	}

	@Override
	public void load(NBTTagCompound nbtTags)
	{
		editMode = ContainerEditMode.values()[nbtTags.getInteger("editMode")];

		NBTTagList tagList = nbtTags.getTagList("Items", NBT.TAG_COMPOUND);
		inventory = new ItemStack[2];

		for(int tagCount = 0; tagCount < tagList.tagCount(); tagCount++)
		{
			NBTTagCompound tagCompound = (NBTTagCompound)tagList.getCompoundTagAt(tagCount);
			byte slotID = tagCompound.getByte("Slot");

			if(slotID >= 0 && slotID < 2)
			{
				inventory[slotID] = ItemStack.loadItemStackFromNBT(tagCompound);
			}
		}

		if(nbtTags.hasKey("cachedFluid"))
		{
			fluid = FluidStack.loadFluidStackFromNBT(nbtTags.getCompoundTag("cachedFluid"));
		}
	}

	@Override
	public void save(NBTTagCompound nbtTags)
	{
		nbtTags.setInteger("editMode", editMode.ordinal());

		NBTTagList tagList = new NBTTagList();

		for(int slotCount = 0; slotCount < 2; slotCount++)
		{
			if(inventory[slotCount] != null)
			{
				NBTTagCompound tagCompound = new NBTTagCompound();
				tagCompound.setByte("Slot", (byte)slotCount);
				inventory[slotCount].writeToNBT(tagCompound);
				tagList.appendTag(tagCompound);
			}
		}

		nbtTags.setTag("Items", tagList);

		if(fluid != null)
		{
			nbtTags.setTag("cachedFluid", fluid.writeToNBT(new NBTTagCompound()));
		}
	}
}

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Brazilian Journal of Aquatic Science and Technology - BJAST
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Capa > v. 20, n. 2 (2016) >	Melo-Magalhães
Microphytoplankton biomass and trophic state of the Estuarine Region of São Francisco River (northeastern Brazil)
Enaide Marinho Melo-Magalhães, Ariadne do Nascimento Moura, Paulo Ricardo Petter Medeiros, Maria Luise Koening
One of the most serious problems that affect estuaries is the excessive enrichment of nutrients, especially nitrogen and phosphorus compounds that result in increased productivity. Studies to evaluate the trophic conditions of the São Francisco River estuary were conducted at four stations in the rainy (July/ 2006 ) and dry (January/2007) season in neap and spring tides, during high tide and low tide. Microphytoplankton was collected using plankton nets with mesh size of 45mm and the samples for analysis of nutrients and Phytoplankton biomass (chlorophyll a) were obtained from the sub-surface layer with wide-mouthed plastic bottles. The waters of this ecosystem showed salinities ranging from an oligohaline to a limnetic regime, alkaline pH and water clarity ranging between 1.00m and 2.60m. The concentrations of dissolved nutrients varied considerably, being highest during the dry season period. The Microphytoplankton was composed of 176 taxa, mainly distributed among the Chlorophyta, Charophyta and Bacillariophyta. Phytoplankton biomass (chlorophyll a) showed no significant differences between seasons, tides and tidal regimes, however the density (Cel.L-1) was significantly higher in the dry season. Values of a TSI showed oligotrophic conditions in the four stations and in the two periods analyzed. In the dry season there was a higher cell density and increased levels of dissolved nutrients with the exception of nitrate that was considered higher in the rainy season. The Microphytoplankton species are characteristic of waters of low to moderate trophic level and the TSI indicated a predominance of oligotrophic conditions in the two seasons in the study area.
Keywords: chlorophyll a, estuary, hydrology, phytoplankton, seasonality
DOI: http://dx.doi.org/10.14210/bjast.v20n2.5297
(eISSN: 1983-9057, ISSN: 1808-7035)