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Students are required to undertake inquisitive assignments to develop their ability to apply complex ideas and procedures to a set of factual situations. Familiarizing students with the fundamental areas of laws and the various rights and subject matters that comprise this broad legal category is the core objective of this elective. The course explores the theoretical premises, principles and polices that underpin the media and entertainment industry in select legal systems. Issues relating to music publishing, motion picture production laws to technology agreements and information privacy laws shall be dealt with.
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Cyber law is an area of law which represents all the legal issues relating to internet and governs all the aspects of the internet and cyberspace along with dealing in legal cases regarding software patents, net banking, cyber security, social media and legal problems and many more.
Cyber laws in India are gaining immense popularity due to drastic increase in the number of cyber-crimes committed in the country over the recent times.
This field of law is witnessing significant advancement with the rapid increase in the information and communication technology.
The diploma would acquaint the students with the knowledge of laws protecting the crimes on account of digital technology and also prepares them to handle digital evidence and cyber trails.
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Intellectual property protection is critical in encouraging innovation. Without protection of the intellectual property, the individuals and businesses would not receive full benefits of their inventions and hence everyone would focus less on research and development.
In today's time, intellectual property has become very important for individuals to understand the it and how it can be used as an asset for the organisation.
This Diploma Programme aims to provide an introduction to the laws and management of Intellectual Property (IP) and innovation for those whose future career may involve the management of IP and innovation. In the programme, students would be getting a deep insight of not only into the fundamentals of Intellectual Property, but also an insight on how major companies around the world maintain their valuable IP assets. There are separate modules of Intellectual Property Strategies, Enforcement of IP, IP Valuation, Royalty and Licensing.
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Under this certification students are given a choice to opt for a unique opportunity of attending an exclusive workshop at Faculty of Law University of Capetown, South Africa which will focus on the specialized areas of International Law and the role of various International bodies in the maintenance of international peace and security across the globe. This workshop will complement the classroom teaching through its practical exposure. The students who undertake this certification will have a global exposure on International Law and Legal Framework which will further develop in them a broad horizon of understanding and interpretation of law from an international perspective.
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A. Einstein on Socialism
Werner Heisenberg's thoughts on modern science
Deceased--Cécile Aubry
You want $5,000 and live near a wind turbine?
"The Outer Limits"...original series worth watching
James Henry Breasted...one of the giants in Egypto...
Marconi telegraph enabled the capture of a murdere...
Aristophanes, pre-Socratics--a clash of tradition ...
"Genesis Rock"
When is a hero not a hero?
A "debate on materialist philosophy"..."D'Alembert...
BP one of many
Deceased--Leonard Searle
Ex Federation employee shows photographs
What is the real motive here?
Ethics out the window...government may like the id...
Science...ultimate source of knowledge?--Not
Ethics and Science...never 100%
Journals and scientific knowledge...easy access?
Mattel and Parker Brothers...bad science toys
C. S. Lewis and Sigmund Freud
Laura Dekker...why not?
Akanksha Sarda..."the first Indian woman to win a ...
Natalie King and the smart plant pot
Earl Tupper and the great food preserver--Tupperware
Bobbie Gentry turns 66 today
Must see film...Sol Nazerman's Existential angst i...
"Pickwick Papers" illustrator--Robert Seymour
Great idea from Martin Rees on space exploration a...
Deceased--David Blackwell
Should the reigns of the question of origin of the...
Sir Michael Philip "Mick" Jagger...aging like a lo...
Stanley Kubrick...astounding film director
Pandora's open box of human woes
Some opinions on college text books
The gum-bichromate and Neblette's book
The old "photo booth"...still snapping pix
More players...a good thing
Nabokov's "Pale Fire"
Theater + science=crappy plays?
Barbara Berlusconi, a philosophy graduate, is the ...
Cendrillon...a belief in make believe?
Trade schools...time for scrutiny and change
Non-academic popular philosopher--Eric Hoffer
Widow Wycherly a recipient of Dr. Heidegger's Expe...
Alphabet, words--linguistics...two classic films
North Korea isn't stupid
William de Wiveleslie Abney...technical photographer
Bobby Fischer is living in the courts
Equal justice?
McGraw-Hill's Contemporary Films..."The Hangman"
More on tenure
Case in point--privatization of NASA
Deceased--Gerson Goldhaber
NASA's future
Yabba dabba doo...Fred and Wilma Flintstone having...
Mortimer Wheeler...popular archaeologist
Frugal Ferengi?
Guarantees are gone?
Bucks for bombs
E-Books trumps "real books"--maybe
William Jacques...two time rare book thief
Peter Railton...evolution of morality
Robert D. Maurer...optical fiber data transmission
Errett Lobban Cord...automobile manufacturer...and...
The eternal insurance policy?
The demise of Rebecca Nurse, Susannah Martin, Eliz...
Formaldehyde use will be limited and products cost...
Kafka manuscripts
German intellectual genius...new book
A Bachelor of Arts degree from your couch?
Contingency plan?...why bother
Good ole "landline"
"New York Times"--0; Newton--1
NASA's new budget
Steve Jobs being a jerk
Deceased--Glenn Falkenstein
The origins of philosophy
Technological dependency among teens
Orville Redenbacher...colonel of the kernel
Giant's Causeway succumbs to science
Boeing 367-80, or "Dash 80", or 707
Dorothea Lange...snaps of humanity
Becky Parker...getting kids involved in science
Ayn Rand's Playboy interview
Jacob Bronowski and "The Ascent of Man"
August Kekulé...father of organic chemistry
Erno Rubik and his cube
Porn Wars...84 and pursuing complete control
Polanski...the crime...the judicial system?
Badgers: 1; Pembrokeshire: 0
Yawn...another preposterous theoreticaal physics p...
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This was swift congressional action. Is Congress trying to spruce up their image. NOT. Do recall the former Republican Party [GOP] House Majority Leader from 2003–2005...Tom DeLay who was charged with criminal violations of state campaign finance laws and money laundering. As of July 2010, the prosecutor has yet to bring the case before a jury. I wonder why.
"House Panel Will Try Rangel in Ethics Cases"
Eric Lipton and David Kocieniewski
A House investigative panel has found "substantial reason to believe" that Representative Charles B. Rangel violated a range of ethics rules, dealing a serious blow to Mr. Rangel, a Harlem Democrat, in the twilight of his political career.
The finding means that he must face a public trial before the House ethics committee, the first member of Congress to be forced to do so since 2002, when Representative James A. Traficant Jr. was expelled from Congress after a corruption conviction.
The investigative panel did not disclose any details about the nature of the violations.
But two Democrats with knowledge of the investigation said the committee found evidence to support accusations that Mr. Rangel, 80, wrongly accepted four rent-stabilized apartments in Manhattan and misused his office to preserve a tax loophole worth half a billion dollars for an oil executive who pledged a donation for an educational center being built in Mr. Rangel's honor.
The committee also found evidence to support a charge that Mr. Rangel failed to report or pay taxes on rental income from his beachfront Dominican villa.
They are among the most serious of the assortment of charges against Mr. Rangel that the panel has been examining for nearly two years.
Mr. Rangel, who has dismissed the accusations since they were first made in 2008, continued to contest them on Thursday and said he looked forward to publicly rebutting them. "I am pleased that, at long last, sunshine will pierce the cloud of serious allegations that have been raised against me in the media," Mr. Rangel's statement said.
Mr. Rangel, who in March gave up his seat as chairman of the House Ways and Means Committee in response to a separate ethics issue, has spent nearly $2 million fighting to clear himself in the various investigations as he seeks a 21st term this fall.
His office said Thursday that there was no possibility he would withdraw from the race or resign. But his mounting problems have become a liability for Democrats nationally as they seek to retain their control of the House. Republicans have criticized Speaker Nancy Pelosi, Democrat of California, for not moving more swiftly and decisively to discipline Mr. Rangel.
"Today's announcement is a sad reminder of Speaker Pelosi's most glaring broken promise: to 'drain the swamp' in Washington," said Representative John A. Boehner, Republican of Ohio, the House minority leader.
The ethics charges rattled New York's Democratic establishment, which considers Mr. Rangel political royalty, and touched off speculation about his future. The committee's action comes days after the deadline for candidates to enter the Sept. 14 primary. Mr. Rangel faces four poorly financed opponents: Vince Morgan, a banker; Adam Clayton Powell IV, a state assemblyman; Jonathan Tasini, an activist, and Joyce Johnson, a former Obama campaign official.
There were indications on Thursday that New York's Democratic leaders would rally around Mr. Rangel, at least for now. But at least one of his opponents, Mr. Tasini, called for the representative to drop out of the race, saying that his presence in the contest posed a "threat to the future of the Democratic Party."
"The Republicans will make him the face of Washington corruption," Mr. Tasini said. "It is not good for the party or for New York."
The findings on Thursday were made by a four-member bipartisan investigative subcommittee of the full House Committee on Standards of Official Conduct. They will be aired at a public trial before an adjudicatory subcommittee, which will report to the full committee about whether it substantiated the findings. If the accusations are substantiated, the full committee then decides on what punishment should occur, from a letter rebuking him to a recommendation that he be expelled from the House.
The investigative panel began its work in September 2008 after The New York Times reported that Mr. Rangel accepted four rent-stabilized apartments from a developer at a price below market value, despite rules forbidding House members from taking gifts worth more than $50.
The units, one of which he used for his campaign, are in Lenox Terrace, a luxury complex in Harlem. Mr. Rangel paid a total of $3,894 monthly for the four units, while the market-rate rent for similar apartments in his building would total $7,465 to $8,125 a month, according to the Web site of the owner, the Olnick Organization.
After years of Mr. Rangel's facing little opposition or scrutiny, the revelations about his arrangement set off a flurry of questions and aggressive examination of his personal finances and fund-raising.
The panel also examined whether Mr. Rangel had improperly used his position as chairman of the Ways and Means Committee to preserve a tax loophole worth more than half a billion dollars for the oil company whose executive, Eugene Isenberg, had promised $1 million for the Charles B. Rangel Center for Public Service at City College of New York. It also was exploring whether Mr. Rangel broke ethics rules when he failed to report taxable income received from the Dominican villa.
Mr. Rangel, who was first elected to the House in 1970, has usually coasted to re-election thanks to deep popularity in his district and his ability to deliver money and projects to the city.
His life story has been one of overcoming seemingly insurmountable challenges, dating to his service in the Korean War when he nearly froze to death while under attack by the Chinese, so New York politicians have been skittish about how the ruling would affect the outcome of the September primary.
"It means the investigation is still taking its course," said Keith L. T. Wright, a State Assembly member. "It is not time for him to resign. I fully expect for him to be re-elected this fall and carrying the concerns of the people of Harlem down to Washington."
As recently as this month, Mr. Rangel was boasting about how his constituents in Harlem were coming to his defense, despite the long-running investigation. And he showed no signs of considering retiring. "This is not the time to be hanging up the gloves," he said in an interview last month.
Still, it is not clear whether Mr. Rangel, a proud and combative figure, will want to face the public spectacle of a trial. Democratic leaders, eager to contain the damage from his troubles, may push him to step aside in the coming weeks. If Mr. Rangel resigns from the House, the proceedings against him would almost certainly end.
In March, Mr. Rangel was admonished by the ethics committee for trips he and other members of the Congressional Black Caucus took to the Caribbean in 2007 and 2008 that were indirectly paid for by corporate sponsors like Pfizer, Verizon and AT&T, in violation of House rules.
On Thursday, after the findings were released, reporters pressed Mr. Rangel for a response. The congressman slapped away a question from Luke Russert of MSNBC about whether the inquiry might cost him his job.
"Basically you know it's a dumb question, and I'm not going to respond," he said.
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Q: How is it Done - Scaling of Tweet-Button Counter I wonder how to (CSS-wise) realize a Button with a counter element like the Tweet-Button. The call-out seems to grow with the number of digits; the backgrund sprite used http://platform0.twitter.com/widgets/images/tweet.png has a significantly wider call-out than visible in the basic (i.e. one digit) button rendered.
Any help is greatly appreciated!

A: The key is to use a correct background position.
They use two elements:
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Apply a background to the span, position it (according to the position of the image in the sprite), and specify the padding for positioning the number:
span {
    background-img: url("sprite.png");
    background-position: 0 -50px;
    padding: 0 0 0 5px;
}

This is the left side of the call-out. The '0 -50px' means the portion of the sprite 50px from the top, 0px from the left is used.
Next style the anchor and the trick is to apply the background to the right side of the element this time:
a {
    background-img: url("sprite.png");
    background-position: right -50px;
    padding: 0 5px 0 0;
}

This background is aligned to the right side of the (growing) anchor and the left side is chopped of.
This way there are actually two images on top of each other, the right-side is on top of the left side (but they are really the same portion of the sprite). The number can grow only as much as the width of the original sprite, otherwise the left side of the anchor background (on top) will be visible.

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Girls Soccer – Week 1 Surf Taco Player of the Week: Ranya Senhaji, Monmouth
Surf Taco Week 1 Girls Soccer Player of the Week Ranya Senhaji of Monmouth Regional.
Surf Taco Girls Soccer Week 1 Player of the Week
Ranya Senhaji, Monmouth
With six goals and at least one in each of her team's first three games, Senhaji is off to the races in her junior season. Monmouth's attacking midfielder helped carry the Falcons to two wins to open the season by posting a hat trick in a 5-0 win over Ranney and hammered home two more goals in a win over Mater Dei Prep during the first week of the season.
Monmouth took a significant step up in competition on Wednesday of this week, when the Falcons traveled to play a loaded Shore Regional side. While Shore handled the Falcons, 9-2, Senhaji showed she can score against the Shore Conference's best by scoring early in the second half to deny the Blue Devils a shutout.
Senhaji won this week's contest with more than double the vote total of the runner up. With 42 percent of the more than 23,000 votes cast, Senhaji beat out Howell's Julia Caccamo (20 percent) and Brick Memorial's Olivia Carney (18.5) for this the first Player of the Week award of the season.
Monmouth junior Ranya Senhaji. (Photo by Matt Manley)
Filed Under: girls soccer, Monmouth Regional, Ranya Senhaji, Soccer Players of the Week, Soccer Players of the Week 2018
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The usual gameday "15 Thoughts" have been cancelled due to something just a little more important...the NC-freaking-AA Tourney!
Not that tonight's game against LeBron and co. isn't important, but with Batum out and Aldridge flying at half mast, this one could get ugly pretty fast. I am excited to see Oden back in the lineup though, and maybe he'll be the difference that the Blazers need to pull off a miracle?
The TV will be on flip-flop mode between the evening NCAA games and the Blazers game, but I can't say we'll be fully involved. Go Blazers!


Dr Udell is a podiatrist with a strong interest in pain management. He is in private practice in Hicksville, New York. He has been in practice for over 30 years and works very closely with patients suffering with CRPS and other painful neuropathies. When not in his practice Dr Udell often lectures at medical seminars throughout the country where he educates doctors on the latest advances in Podiatric pain management.


Here is September 2008 with my Platoon of Truck Drivers and Fuelers before we deployed.
I am on the far right, My partner(PLT Leader/LT) is on the far left.
FANTASTIC group of guys and gals... SOLDIERS all of them.
The kid behind the flag in the front row is my Soldier who lost his right foot below the knee. 5 others were Purple Heart Recipients during our deployment.
My LT on the left was in Command of a Company this past year in Iraq.
She was medevac'd when her base was bombed and she was blown up.
You heard about it on the news, the worse rocket attack in many years and killed 6 Soldiers.
Headed north from Kuwait to Iraq, I was in charge of this whole plane load of Soldiers.
In Kuwait, on our Unit Concrete Barrier.
GOTTA get pumped up before you go on mission!!
Not a great smile but this was my Bronze Star ceremony.
Does that show who I am?
OH WAIT... that was all the serious stuff!
Kenneth why you delete your photos?
I travel quite extensively to producer locations, both out in the field and to corporate offices. Some of the areas are great, some require that I carry firearms. I absolutely love my job!
Typical Appalachian well access roads. This is why I build Jeep Cherokees for my business use!
BTW, I am not in these pictures but will post some in the members pictures section. I would never trade jobs with anyone, as the folks I deal with are great, the job is a constant challenge, and I drive through some of God's most beautiful country.
Y'all saw what I do... US Army for 25 yrs.
Also been a DJ since 1987 and now a bar owner too!
Carl,your one big dude! what 6'4"?You look about my size/weight.I'll try to find some pix of me at work.
How much does it cost to get a frame straightened?
Oh ok thanks, there's a car in a storage lot that I some stuff in that is kind of rare but it's wrecked. I was just wondering.
I am 6ft even and right now 230.
About 210 in the pics from Iraq.
That's a great job. They give you a gun and a quad and they pay you. Im jealous.
Well, the guns and Jeeps are mine, but the quads are supplied. It is great except when the locals decide that they don't want you poking around certain areas and decide to confront you with assault rifles or you look down on your chest and see the tiny moving red dots. Then it gets dicey.
You guys have pretty interesting jobs. I'll counter that My technical title at work is "warehouse manager", for a small three store chain of pharmacies (no I can't get you drugs, only OTCs and seasonal items here, ha). Unofficlally it's jack of all trades, from setting up computers, selecting items for purchase, designing planograms, setting retails, etc etc etc..
I am either seen with a clipboard taking inventories, a two wheeler, or in front of the computer with Excel open.
I am a Union Electrician, and I love my job. To watch construction come together is pretty awesome. The project that I am on now is one that we are not supposed to talk about. I just wish it were closer to home. I will post some pics when I make it to my moms computer. Seems all of my work pics are there.
I'm an auto tech for CT state police,for the last 4 years. Previously a ford senior master tech at the local ford dealer which sold out and then closed down.I had been there for 25 years.here's a pic of me stripping out a CVPI wreck this next pic is of my shop that I share with another tech we get to repair just about anything imaginable,as you never know what these guys are driving,seized undercover cars/airboats/bucket trucks the list is endless.you never know your going to be doing from day to day.My hours are 6 to 2pm.which leaves plenty of day for other stuff!We do towing all over the state with an occasional out of state tow also. This CVPI is on it way to state surplus auction site.this next pic is of last batch of nos CV's.gonna miss them when there all gone This is a shot of the new 2011 LENCO BEARCAT G3.Our emergency service unit just took delivery of it. THis thing is CRAZY.Its built on the F550 frame.weight is 19k.cruises at 85mph no problem!stopping,well lets just say it should have air brakes.working on vehicles like this breaks up the same Ole thing!
here is what i do for a living, right now its two jobs till spring, then just one for the rest of spring, summer and fall. with a little side job for most of the summer.
my main job is with a tree and landscape company. i work in the tree department mostly but do a little be bit of everything. we do everything from basic trimming to hazard tree removal. i mostly do ground work, some climbing and run the bucket truck from time to time. our bucket truck is a 65 food altec boom truck on a 1999 international.
one of our clean up trucks an international with a prentice loader mounted to it.
some of the trees are just to big to move by hand, that chunk or wood is about 5 feet tall.
my winter job is at the local ski resort, http://www.bristolmountain.com/ if you are ever in western ny in winter and want to try skiing or snow boarding its a great place to give it a go. this year has been a challenging winter but has been a good season none the less. we have had close to 100 ski-able days so far. my job is lift attendent, basicly i have to make sure everyone loads and unloads the chair lift safely, believe me it can get crazy. no stopping for cold or snow here, on an average year its not uncommon to see temps starting the day out at -10 and only warming up to 10. but i love my job i get to see some of the most amazing sun rises at the mountain, and 99% of the customers are great.
heres a pic of the groomers that run around the mountain late at night getting everything ready for the next day. they are bombardier snow cats, we have a fleet of 6.
and on the average year i typically spend most of the time looking like im part snow man.
What an incredibly great job. Lucky man.
Been in the Army since about '81. Was supposed to retire last year, but things like the attack today have slowed it down.
joe ill trade you, you get to ride 4 wheelers, and carry guns, the only part i wouldnt want is the red dot lazier on my chest form time to time.
As for GTW and our other members in our armed forces, thank you all for giving us the lives we have, the security we enjoy, and the sacrifices you make. It surely cannot be easy in these times. God bless you all.
i am in the second row.
This is what I do...this was in downtown Chicago. I run 48 states and the 5 lower of Canada.
NYC Firefighter is my job. When im not there I can be found driving a cement truck. Work pretty much day and night with the occasional break from the cement job for extreme cold or rain.
Up for the occasional side road parts pick up and delivery at the truck stops?
Hoods, bumpers, fenders, seats and other big parts to big to mail??
Always thought IF someone could pick something up along the way and deliver even a few weeks later would help the cause for us GTS.ORG guys.
I for one try to deliver/pick up what I can along my travels if it will save a member some cash and I get to meet cool GTS.ORG people along the way!
Stop on in, I'll buy you a drink! Also pretty good deal with a couple hotels and know the good places to eat!


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Nobody likes feeling fat. Where did all this extra weight come from? All of us, over the years, seem to accumulate weight more easily on our bodies than we want to carry! It sneaks up on us and then before we know it, we can't fit into our favorite jeans anymore. Since the weight crept on, it's best to get that weight back off with a plan that includes Bios Life Slim, sensible eating and exercise. Follow the tips below to start your way back to health, fitness and loser jeans.
1. Take SLIM twice a day before your 2 largest meals – This will help get your body back into fat burning mode, naturally.
2. To get the weight off and keep it off, you'll need to incorporate SLIM into your everyday meal routine and change your eating and exercise habits. Healthy eating should include fruits, vegetables and lean meat/proteins in your meals. try to cut down on the starches like rice, cereals and breads. If you eat grains, make sure they are whole grains. Avoid juices, alcohol, sugary drinks and desserts.
3. Begin and commit to an exercise program that suits your lifestyle and personality. If you have a dog, it can be something as easy as walking the dog at least 3 times a week. If you like to swim get to the local pool! Start your new routine slowly and build up to give your body time to adjust. Taking SLIM will help improve your energy levels so you should find exercising much easier!
4. Drink lots of water. Drinking a glass of water when you feel like eating is a good way to curb that hungry feeling, while rehydrating your body. Keeping hydrated is also key to using SLIM, this will help flush it through your system.
5. Don't read or watch TV while eating. You won't be aware of how much you are eating. Slowing down to focus and enjoy your food at mealtimes will mean you won't shift to auto pilot eating, it will aslo mean you digest your food more effectively.
6. Avoid snacking – Taking SLIM will help to curb any cravings you have so not snacking between meals will be easier.


According to Software Testing and Big Data Hadoop, approximately 10% to 20% of human work hours are being consumed with mundane, manual, and repetitive activities. If these mundane tasks were automated, McKinsey & Company estimates a potential saving between $5 trillion to $7 trillion in the economy by 2025. With a potential ROI of 30% to 200% in just the first year of an RPA implementation, more and more companies are starting to explore RPA as an accurate way to deal with operational challenges. Organizations at the forefront of 'innovations' will automate now while others will slowly follow as the technology matures.
Clariden Global is pleased to invite you to the 2019 Robotics Process and Intelligent Automation Conference to be held at InterContinental Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia. This event is launched following the success of 2018's Robotics Process and Intelligent Automation Conferences in Australia and Singapore. This conference has been carefully researched and crafted with key topics on RPA adoption for a wide range of industries. It is a great opportunity to understand the outlook and roadblocks of the RPA and IA journey and learn from successful case studies to develop a RPA strategy for your enterprise.
Throughout the 3 day conference, there will be plenty of opportunities to network with fellow participants, keynote speakers and industry thought leaders. Your conference experience will be further enriched through industry-specific interactive roundtable discussions and live demonstrations which will provide you with actionable takeaways.
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Last Saturday I left my house very early to catch a flight to Niigata so I could make a presentation on the CLIL lessons taught at BIG BOW, only to find out that my flight was cancelled! There are very few flights to Niigata from Nagoya, so the desk clerk handed me an envelope with enough cash to pay for my shinkansen bullet train ticket there. (Only in Japan!) So, a one hour plane ride suddenly became a four hour train ride, but I didn't mind because I got to ride on the top deck of the double decker MAX train for the Tokyo-Niigata leg of the trip. After miles of Tokyo suburbs and then many tunnels, I finally got to see the snow covered mountains near Niigata.
This was my first time to present for the JALT Niigata chapter.
We had a small, but enthusiastic group. I gave demonstrations of BIG BOW CLIL lessons on Vincent van Gogh, science experiments on water surface tension, lessons that worked hand in hand with Extensive Reading, and a debate project on the mystery of the statues of Easter Island.
I also talked about the museum trips we take every year.
My flight back the next day left very late, so I had the whole day to go sightseeing. My first stop was the Saito summer villa. The garden was so beautiful and it was very peaceful looking at the garden while drinking matcha tea and eating Japanese sweets.
I walked down the shopping street of the Furumachi area to Hakusan park, where the cherry blossoms were in full bloom.
I'd like to say thank you to the JALT Niigata chapter for inviting me to speak. It was wonderful to share my ideas and talk with you.


The Maker Games is a rapid prototyping competition open to all UNSW undergraduate students. The competition is based on solving real-world challenges developed by industry partners. It is designed to showcase the skills and creativity of UNSW undergraduate students, the innovators of the future.
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In stage 1, students form teams of 4-5 and work together to create a solution to solve the industry challenge they selected to solve. The winning team from each challenge go through to stage 2!
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This is a photograph of Burgh marsh, near Burgh by Sands on the Cumbrian side of the Solway Firth, an isolated and windswept spot, where a lonely monument marks the death in 1307 of the Plantagenet King Edward I. This is also the place where the legendary racehorse Red Rum, 3 times winner of the UK Grand National race, once paid a visit.
Burgh marsh has a long history of horse racing dating back to the 1690s. To raise money for Cancer research and to celebrate the racing history of the area the Burgh by Sands Cancer Research Charity committee, in 1978, decided they would organize a commemorative race meet to take place once more on the original course on the nearby marsh. Somebody suggested Red Rum the famous race horse, who by this time was retired from racing, should be invited to the Burgh Marsh race meet as an equine celebrity. A plan was hatched. Ginger McCain who had trained Red Rum was duly contacted. Nobody really thought that Ginger would agree to bringing this valuable horse to the village race meet, but much to everyone's surprise – he did agree, and for the fee of £300 said that he would be pleased to transport his valuable ward to Burgh marsh race meet.
On the day of the races it was windy and wet in the morning and there was some concern about the impact of the weather on the racing. Everyone waited and looked out for the horsebox that would signal the arrival of the famous guest. Worried looks were beginning to spread across the faces of the organisers who had contacted newspapers and had journalists arriving to cover the story for the local press. Suddenly the horsebox appeared in the distance making it's way through the country lanes to the gateway on to the Marsh. Red Rum had arrived. The sun came out. Crowds of people travelled from Carlisle and local villages to see the famous racer. All went to plan, the day was a huge success raising much money for Cancer Research, and local history was made – September 3rd 1978 the day when the famous Red Rum, giant celebrity of the horse racing world, spent the day as the star guest at Burgh marsh races.
At last it feels like spring has arrived. Longer days and warmer weather for walking next to the lovely Solway Estuary. The Barnacle geese have started heading north on their long flight to summer nesting sites. Chiffchaff and other summer migrants are beginning to arrive. Jackdaws are busy building nests. Wetland pools full of frogspawn and emerging tadpoles. Spring flowers, trees bursting into leaf. So much to see and a great time of year to explore the Cumbrian Solway coast and wetlands on a Secret Solway Tour.


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Chrono Resurrection, también conocido como Chrono Trigger: Resurrection, es un fangame sin fines de lucro y sin lanzar desarrollado por el equipo estadounidense Resurrection Games bajo la dirección de Nathan Lazur. Está basado en el aclamado videojuego de rol para Super NES Chrono Trigger de la compañía japonesa Square. En principio, el proyecto llevaba el nombre CT64 e iba a ser una nueva versión del juego original para la consola Nintendo 64, con modos de juego tanto en 2D como en 3D.

Tras una primera interrupción en el desarrollo, el proyecto fue redefinido como un corto demo interactivo para computadoras equipadas con Windows. Se reclutaron nuevos miembros, incluyendo artistas y diseñadores profesionales, para trabajar en él, que presentarían diez escenas de Chrono Trigger y a la mayoría de los personajes. El proyecto fue cerrado públicamente en 2004 tras una orden de cese y desista enviada por Square Enix a Resurrection Games por violación de marca registrada y derechos de autor. A pesar del cierre del proyecto, recibió elogios tanto del público como de la crítica.

Versión de Nintendo 64

Nathan Lazur inicialmente planeó crear una nueva versión de Chrono Trigger para la Nintendo 64, llamada CT64, usando herramientas homebrew GNU. Su motivación surgió en 1999 cuando jugaba a Chrono Trigger y a Super Mario 64. La nueva versión, desarrollada por un equipo de cuatro personas, fue el primer intento de crear un título completo. El juego iba a tener dos modos de juego y el mismo sistema de batallas que el original.

El primer modo presentaría gráficos 2D y hechizos y efectos de batalla en gráficos mejorados pre-renderizados en 3D. Algunos de los efectos creados por Lazur dependían más de la programación del software que del hardware de la Nintendo 64, ya que no podría renderizarlos directamente. El segundo modo sería jugable por completo en 3D, tanto en resolución regular como en alta, y presentaría diferentes niveles de detalle de las texturas, que dependerían de la distancia de la cámara para maximizar claridad y rendimiento. Ambos modos estarían en una perspectiva top-down, aunque se habían considerado algunos ángulos más cinemáticos, similares a los del videojuego The Legend of Zelda: Ocarina of Time, para el modo en 3D.

También se planeó presentar una galería que le permitiría al jugador desbloquear material extra dependiendo de su progreso en el juego. En ella encontraría ilustraciones hechas por fanáticos y música, así como minijuegos, incluyendo un juego de cartas similar al Triple Triad de Final Fantasy VIII. Se esperaba que fuese lanzado gratuitamente por Internet para jugarlo en un emulador de consola, ya no habría una versión de cartucho por los costos financieros. Sólo se completó una prueba en 3D que semifuncionaba. El proyecto se discontinuó a mediados de 2000 por una serie de factores, entre los que se encontraba la pérdida accidental de los datos de Lazur y a su deseo de mejorar sus habilidades de programación.

Segunda versión

Desarrollo

La segunda versión del proyecto, llamada tentativamente Chrono Trigger: Brink of Time y luego Chrono Resurrection, se comenzó a desarrollar en abril de 2003. Lazur dio varias razones para explicar su voluntad de retomar el proyecto, incluyendo su experiencia programando para la VMU de la Sega Dreamcast, para el desarrollador DC Studios, y el haber jugado a Chrono Cross, la secuela oficial de Chrono Trigger para la PlayStation. A diferencia de CT64, la segunda versión sería un demo corto desarrollado en un motor multiplataforma con un solo modo 3D. La versión para Windows iba a ser lanzada gratuitamente por Internet, mientras que se iban a reservar puertos de GameCube y Xbox para los desarrolladores oficiales con acceso a kits de desarrollo de cualquiera de las dos consolas.

El nuevo equipo fue, mayormente, reclutado en el sitio web para desarrolladores Gamasutra y trabajó en un pequeño estudio en el apartamento de Lazur en Montreal, Canadá. Estaba compuesto de nueve miembros, la mayoría de los cuales tenía cerca de dos años y medio de experiencia en la industria. Lazur admitió que comenzó a enfocarse seriamente en la calidad del demo cuando el director artístico Luis Martin se unió al proyecto. Entre los otros diseñadores profesionales se encontraban Moise Breton, un artista 3D que había trabajado en modelos de personajes para la película The Matrix Reloaded, y Michel Cadieux, un animador que había trabajado para la compañía Microïds. Se encontraron con algunas dificultades en el desarrollo del motor del juego, ya que Lazur era el único programador y había empezado de cero.

Las pistas musicales del demo fueron compuestas por Mathew Valente, que estaba en el proyecto desde su versión para Nintendo 64, y consistían en arreglos a la banda sonora original de Chrono Trigger, compuesta por Yasunori Mitsuda, Nobuo Uematsu y Noriko Matsueda. La mayoría de estos arreglos fueron creados en formato Impulse Tracker y luego convertidos a MIDI y mejorados con varias herramientas.

Contenido

El equipo trató de capturar el sentido del juego original con mejoras gráficas y sonoras en el demo, que presentaría diez escenas interactivas cortas de Chrono Trigger. A pesar de varios pedidos de los fanáticos, no trataron de crear una nueva versión completa del original, ya que no tenían los recursos necesarios y creían que el resultado no estaría a la altura de los títulos de Square Enix. Para que las escenas pudiesen fluir mejor de una a la otra, tuvieron que alterar ligeramente la historia del juego.

El demo se iba a jugar usando a ciertos personajes predeterminados, pudiendo desbloquear a otros para un mayor valor de rejuego. Debido a los límites de tiempo, el equipo esperaba que dos de los siete personajes del original, Robo y Ayla, tuviesen un 50 % de probabilidades de aparecer. Los artistas y animadores tuvieron ciertas dificultades en reproducir los personajes debido a las diferencias de estilo entre los sprites, el material gráfico y las secuencias de anime de la versión de PlayStation. Sin embargo, declararon que pudieron sobrepasar estos obstáculos e incluyeron un poco de su estilo en el juego.

Clausura y repercusiones

Originalmente, estaba planeado que Chrono Resurrection fuese lanzado para las navidades de 2004. Sin embargo, Square Enix envió una carta de cesar y desistir a Resurrection Games antes del lanzamiento por violación de marca y derechos de autor. Al encontrarse frente a amenazas de acciones legales en su contra, el proyecto fue cerrado públicamente el 6 de septiembre de 2004. De acuerdo con el equipo de desarrollo, el sitio del proyecto había recibido numerosas entradas de direcciones IP japonesas provenientes de Square Enix durante un periodo de tres meses antes de la carta. Asumieron que la mayoría de las visitas eran de empleados más que de ejecutivos y esperaban que la compañía viera el demo como ellos lo veían, un tributo a Chrono Trigger, y no un reemplazo.

Los sitios de videojuegos 1UP.com y GameSpot dijeron que la segunda versión del proyecto era «ambiciosa» y alabaron sus gráficos, haciendo notar que el estilo de arte era muy fiel al del diseñador de personajes original, Akira Toriyama. El sitio Nintendo World Report elogió sus gráficos y música y dijo que la calidad del trabajo artístico era «profesional». 1UP.com juzgó que la clausura del proyecto era «desafortunada» pero deducía que Square Enix no podía dejar abierta la posibilidad de una nueva versión competitiva de Chrono Trigger. GameSpot también expresó su desilusión respecto a la decisión de Square Enix, señalando que con el hecho de no haber nuevas noticias sobre otra secuela oficial, los fanáticos de la saga Chrono «habían sido ignorados».

Los fanáticos crearon varias peticiones por Internet con el fin de presionar a Square Enix para que diera luz verde a Chrono Resurrection, pero ninguna tuvo efecto. Nathan Lazur, a pesar de su decepción, no guardó resentimientos hacia Square Enix por proteger su propiedad intelectual y declaró que «se siente honrado de siquiera haber sido reconocido» por la compañía. También agregó que para evitar cuestiones legales, los desarrolladores de fangames deberían presentar sus demos pulidos directamente a los publicadores originales, de modo que los productos pueden ser tratados en un «procedimiento comercial más tradicional». Antes de la clausura de Chrono Resurrection, Lazur había declarado que su equipo no tenía planes de hacer nuevas versiones de ningún otro juego tras completar ese y que quería desarrollar un concepto original basado en el Japón feudal.

Véase también

 Chrono
 Chrono Trigger
 Chrono Cross
 Chrono Break

Referencias

Enlaces externos

 Sitio oficial de Chrono Resurrection (en inglés)

Saga Chrono
Videojuegos para Windows cancelados
Videojuegos para Nintendo 64 cancelados
Nuevas versiones de videojuegos

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Lesbian Historic Motif Project: #6 - Stuard 1999, "Single by Law and Custom"
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Stuard, Susan Mosher. 1999. "Single by Law and Custom" in Bennett, Judith M. & Amy M. Froide eds. Singlewomen in the European Past 1250-1800. University of Pennsylvania Press, Philadelphia. ISBN 0-8122-1668-7
Publication summary:
While, no doubt, many lesbians in history made their peace with the need to accommodate marriage and family life, when designing a character who has the freedom to refuse marriage to a man, it helps to know what social and economic options would have been possible (or even normal) within your setting. There have been several excellent collections of papers (and even more monographs) on the topic of singlewomen, but I believe this was the first significant one to appear.
Stuard, Susan Mosher. "Single by Law and Custom"
In order to get a little ahead of myself, I busily scribbled notes on the next five articles from Singlewomen, however I was a bit too clever and was taking notes using my Livescribe pen and app, which is supposed to automatically transcribe my handwritten notes into e-text. But I got bogged down with trying to transfer the files from my iPhone (which syncs with the pen) to my iPad (which is one model to old to sync directly, but is better for doing the recognition and editing). So to get my entry posted before midnight, I'm skipping ahead a couple articles to cover two very short entries. They're short because the content is mostly irrelevant to my purposes, but I decided to include the entire contents of the collection anyway given that most of the articles have at least some relevant content.
Included for completeness' sake as the collection in general is relevant. However as this article concerns itself with women who are "single" due to slavery, it provides essentially no useful information relevant to economic and social independence.
The article looks at enslaved women as an "unmarried" class. Some did marry, but in general their legal status made them undesirable as wives. There was some persistence of slavery from classical times, particularly in the Mediterranean region, which increased in the late 13th century as gains by the propertied classes created a need/desire for additional household servants. These were overwhelmingly women (90%) and young, typically from the Crimea and Balken areas up to the 15th century. After that, increasingly from Africa (both northern and sub-Saharan). After 1500 slavery expanded greatly into the New World.
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The University of Gastronomic Sciences (UNISG) is an international university located in northern Italy.  The campus is in Pollenzo, near Bra, a city in the north-west region of Piedmont. Carlo Petrini, founder of the Slow Food Movement, established the university to focus on gastronomic sciences and the organic relationships between food, ecology, and cultures. More than 2,500 students have taken courses at UNISG since it opened in 2004.
UNISG offers a variety of courses leading to undergraduate and graduate degrees in areas related to gastronomic sciences, food cultures and heritage, food ecologies, and food communications and management. As part of their curriculum, students every year are engaged in a number of field study trips in Italy and also in other European and extra-European countries.

History
Carlo Petrini, founder of the Slow Food movement, established the international university in 2004 to train students for employment in food and tourism industries, food-related government departments, or food-related journalism. UNISG is the only (slow)-food-centred university in the world. The university mission is to foster first-class research and higher education around food with the specific aim of fostering food sustainability and food sovereignty. The university is engaged in projects that build bridges between scientific knowledge and traditional knowledge, protect food biocultural diversity, and foster the complex relationships among gastronomy, biological, agricultural and  food/nutritional sciences, and social sciences and humanities. It mirrors the mission of the Slow Food movement—which asserts that an understanding of food involves economics, environmental science, history, biology, and anthropology, as well as aesthetics—and is true to the movement's core principles of "good, clean, and fair".

Petrini chose the Agenzia di Pollenzo, a 19th-century neo-Gothic palace, for the school's campus. The Savoy royal family built the original structure in 1833 as a summer lodge.

A second campus, at Colorno, opened in 2005. It offered master's degrees centered on gastronomic sciences, food culture, and communications. Later in 2011 Colorno's campus was left and the programmes taught there merged with those taught in Pollenzo.
UNISG enrolls approx. 100 students every year in the first year of the BSc program ("Laurea Triennale") in 'Gastronomic Sciences and Cultures' (taught both in English and Italian), approx. 30 in the 2-yrs Master's program ("Laurea Magistrali") in  'Food Innovation and Management'(in English), and about 100-150 in the 1-year 8 different Master's programs (20 students in each Master's program)
In 2021 the university was hosting altogether approx. 500 students from more than 60 countries.

Organization and structure
The university's administration includes a rector, faculty council, board of directors, executive committee, administrative director, board of auditors, evaluation committee, and student representatives, each charged with a set of management duties. The board, who oversees the administrative and financial management of UNISG, nominates the Rector, who directs the university's academic and scientific activities.
The faculty council includes all the full and associate professors, one representative of the researchers (assistant professors), and two student representatives.

Campus
The University of Gastronomic Sciences campus is in Pollenzo, a suburb of Bra, Italy. Bra is in the province of Cuneo, about  south of Turin.

In 1997, the property that includes the campus was one of a group added to the list of World Heritage Sites under the general name, "Residences of the Royal House of Savoy". Listed specifically as Castello di Pollenzo, the property covers  and lies within a buffer zone of . The complex includes the Banca del Vino (wine bank), and the Albergo dell'Agenzia—a hotel with a restaurant—as well as the university. A recent addition to the complex is the Corte Albertina, home to the Pollenzo Food Lab.
The university's administrative buildings and teaching spaces have been retrofitted to modern standards.

Housing
UNISG students live mainly in Bra.

Academics
UNISG offers:
 a 3-year undergraduate program leading to a BSc ("Laurea Triennale") in Gastronomic Sciences and Cultures (taught both in English and Italian, 180 ECTS credits);
two 2-year Master's programs ("Laurea Magistrale", ECTS 120 credits), entirely taught in English, in:
 Sustainable Food Innovation & Management
 International Gastronomies and Food Geo-Politics;
and eight one-year full-time Master's programs of 90 ECTS credits, entirely taught in English:
 Master of Gastronomy - World Food Cultures and Mobility;
 Master in Contemporary Food Heritage;
 Master in New Food Thinking;
 Master in Food Culture, Communication & Marketing;
 Master of Applied Gastronomy: Culinary Arts;
 Master in Agroecology and Food Sovereignty;
 Master in Wine Culture and Communication;
 Master in Design for Food (together with Polytechnic University of Milan).
In all courses, students study an integrated mix of humanities (history of food, food aesthetics), biosciences (food biodiversity, nutritional sciences, taste science, food science and technology, agroecology, sensory science, and ethnobiology), and social sciences (food anthropology and sociology, communications, economics, food law, and food design).

In addition to coursework, students are required to attend field-study trips throughout Europe and the world. During this process of hands-on learning, students meet Slow Food local food communities, local farmers, shepherds, fishermen, food artisans, producers, and experts, who address the local food systems.
The students also stay and visit these territories, analysing local and traditional practices and tasting a wide range of regional foods and beverages.

While almost all courses are taught in English, students are encouraged to have a strong working knowledge of both Italian and English.

The UNISG research area is structured within three macro-areas:
1. Environment; 2. Mobility; 3. Perception and Quality.
From 2018 the university is also running a 3-year PhD program, from 2022 together with the University of Turin (Doctoral School in 'Ecogastronomy, Food Sciences and Cultures').

Extracurricular activities
UNISG students attend in October the biennial Terra Madre and Salone Del Gusto events in Turin. All students are encouraged to contribute and actively participate in numerous workshops and seminars on topics of interest. Ongoing participation in several food conferences and events, such as the bi-annual Slow Fish in Genova in spring, are also part of the students' extracurricular activities.

References

External links

 Gastro master –  Sydney Morning Herald (Australia) feature about a UNISG student
 Paid bloggers – The Globe and Mail (Canada) feature mainly about a UNISG graduate

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Q: why i can't input 2nd book title name? When i Compile this program then i can't input book2.title name,
is it fault about using gets funtion then why?
please explain it more ...........................
#include<stdio.h>
#include<string.h>
struct name{
char author[20];
char title[20];
float price;
};
int main()
{
    struct name book1,book2;
    printf("Enter 1st title name:");
    gets(book1.title);
    printf("Enter 1st Author name:");
    gets(book1.author);
    printf("Enter 1st Book price:");
    scanf("%f",&book1.price);
    printf("\nThe 1st Book Name is %s",book1.title);
    printf("\nThe 1st Book Author is %s",book1.author);
    printf("\nThe 1st Book Price is %f",book1.price);
    printf("\nEnter 2nd title name:");
    gets(book2.title);
    printf("Enter 2nd Author name:");
    gets(book2.author);
    printf("Enter 2nd Book price:");
    scanf("%f",&book2.price);

    printf("\nThe 2nd Book Name is %s",book2.title);
    printf("\nThe 2nd Book Author is %s",book2.author);
    printf("\nThe 2nd Book Price is %f",book2.title);
     return 0;

}

A: Your code has two problems unrelated to your question:

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*The use of gets

*The use of %f in printf for a string.

However, the behavior leading to your question lies in these two lines:
scanf("%f",&book1.price);
...
gets(book2.title);

Note, when you enter the book1 price (say 12.3) in the terminal, you press enter afterwards. Therefore, the stdin buffer holds the characters 12.3\n. The scanf reads the first few bytes which it can interpret as a float 12.3, leaving the buffer holding \n. Now, when you run gets, it reads the newline, and your 2nd book's title is the blank string "\0".
See this website: https://www.geeksforgeeks.org/problem-with-scanf-when-there-is-fgetsgetsscanf-after-it/
Note: Please, please use fgets/scanf/getline instead of gets. For more information, see the link posted by @RobertS in the comments above.


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Anti-terrorist operation completed in 14 regions of Kazakhstan An increased level of terrorist threat persists in three regions: Alma-Ata, Alma-Ata and Zhambyl regions
Consequences of unrest in Almaty
Red level of terrorist threat has been canceled in most regions of Kazakhstan, including the capital of the country Nur-Sultan, the National Security Committee of the republic reported.
The situation is also stabilized in Shymkent, Akmola, Aktobe, Atyrau, East Kazakhstan, West Kazakhstan, Karaganda, Kyzylorda, Kostanay, Mangistau, Pavlodar, North Kazakhstan and Turkestan regions. The anti-terrorist operation in these regions has been completed.
The danger persists in Alma-Ata, Alma-Ata and Zhambyl regions. In these regions, the authorities continue to carry out " measures to identify and detain terrorists and persons involved in other criminal activities during the period of mass riots. ''
At the beginning of the year, in some regions and cities Protests took place in Kazakhstan. They were caused by a twofold rise in the price of liquefied gas & mdash; from 60 to 120 tenge (from 10 to 20 rubles). In the country, it is often used as a vehicle fuel. The protests were accompanied by clashes with the forces of law and order, the seizure of government buildings and looting.
Against this background, the authorities of Kazakhstan introduced a state of emergency throughout the country and announced the start of an " anti-terrorist operation ''. In addition, the president of the republic, Kassym-Zhomart Tokayev, turned to the CSTO partners for help. He blamed the " militants '' for what was happening, who, he said, had invaded Kazakhstan. " Their goal was to turn our territory into a zone of chaos, and then seize power, '' & mdash; he pointed out.
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On January 11, after the end of the active phase of the protests, Tokayev announced the gradual withdrawal of CSTO forces from the country starting from the 13th. In addition, by a presidential decree, the state of emergency is canceled from 7:00 on January 13 in the West Kazakhstan, North Kazakhstan and Pavlodar regions of Kazakhstan.
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The Contax G camera line consists of two cameras, the G1 and G2, interchangeable-lens cameras sold by Kyocera under the Contax brand in competition with the Leica M7, Cosina Voigtländer Bessa-R, and Konica Hexar RF. The G1 was introduced in 1994 with the G2 joining it in 1996. In 2005, Kyocera retreated from the camera business and announced it would cease all activity related to the manufacture of Contax cameras at the end of the year, effectively spelling the end of the G system.

Design
The two G-series cameras have titanium-clad bodies and use the Contax G-mount, an electronic autofocus mount. When tested in 1995, the Contax G1 cost  with the 45 mm Planar lens; the 28 mm Biogon and 90 mm Sonnar lenses were each , and the list price for the 16 mm Hologon was . The 45 mm Planar was listed separately at . The Contax G2 listed for  with the 45 mm Planar lens in 1999.

Critics were quick to accuse the G1 of not being a "true" (mechanical) rangefinder, since it used autofocus and electronically linked mechanisms. However, the AF mechanism in the G-series does indeed use a twin-window system much like that of the older mechanical rangefinders — only in electronic form. The viewfinder covers the field of view for lenses of focal lengths between 28 and 90 mm through an optical zoom, and automatically compensates for parallax error and field when focusing closer. The in-body finder shows 90% of the captured frame at 0.59× magnification when the "normal" 45 mm lens is used. The viewfinder uses molded aspherical lens elements to reduce size.

While there is an electronic connection between camera and lens to transmit data, the lenses have no AF motor and no means to adjust focus on the lens itself; both autofocus and manual focus are driven by a motor in the camera through a mechanical "screwdriver" coupling. The focus dial on the G1 is the dial marked with distances on the far right side of the body, and is also used to select the autofocus mode; on the G2, the focus dial was separated from the focus mode control and moved to the top front edge of the body.

Contax G2
Compared with the original G1, the G2 has improved autofocus performance and higher top shutter speeds of  sec in manual mode and  sec in aperture priority mode.  The manual focus wheel was moved from the top deck to the front, to about the same position as where the focusing wheel was located on classic Dresden and Stuttgart Contax rangefinders. In addition, the G2 was made available in a black finish along with black versions of the TLA200 flash and 28 mm, 45 mm, and 90 mm lenses.

A new active auto-focus system has been added to the G2, which uses near-infrared beams to set the range. The G2 auto-focus also has two focusing modes: continuous, which constantly adjusts focus as the camera is moved; and single, which is a safety mode, focussing as the focus button is pressed (or shutter release half-pressed), and maintaining this reading until the shutter is released. If the camera fails to find focus in this mode, the shutter cannot be released.

Lenses
The lenses designed by Carl Zeiss for the G-series quickly established it as a camera of worth: the original trio of lenses released with the G1 included the 45 mm 2 Planar, 28 mm 2.8 Biogon, and 90 mm 2.8 Sonnar; the 16 mm 8 Hologon was announced at the system launch but was not immediately available. The G2 was released in 1996 alongside the 21 mm 2.8 Biogon and 35 mm 2 Planar. The 35–70 mm 3.5–5.6 Vario-Sonnar, the first zoom lens for a rangefinder camera, was the last lens to be released, in 2000. All lenses were autofocus with the exception of the Hologon 8/16mm.

The flange distance between the front surface of the lens mount and the film plane is only , and Contax released the GA-1 adaptor which allowed the use of Contax/Yashica mount lenses. Unlike most bayonet-mount lenses, the Contax G mount uses a breech-lock mechanism similar to the manual-focus Canon FD and FL mount.

The very high optical quality of the G-series lenses makes them excellent candidates for use with high-resolution digital sensors. Adapters are available for the Sony E-mount and Micro Four Thirds digital camera.

Early versions of the G1 could only accept the four original lenses (16 mm, 28 mm, 45 mm, and 90 mm). A modified ROM was required to use autofocus with the 21 mm and 35 mm lenses; modified G1 cameras are marked with a green sticker inside the film door, and are known as "green label" G1s to distinguish them from unmodified "silver label" G1s. No G1 could accept the 35–70 mm, as it was a seven contact electrical connection and the G1 only features five contacts.

Because the viewfinder was limited to the angle of view corresponding to the 28 mm Biogon, the 16 mm Hologon and 21 mm Biogon lenses were each bundled with a separate accessory viewfinder that mounted in the hotshoe.

Notes

Accessories
Contax marketed a line of accessories dedicated for the G series of cameras and lenses.

Backs
 GD-1 - For the G1. Limited to date and time imprinting in frame.
 GD-2 - For the G2. Information (date, time, exposure) imprinted between frames, or collected and printed on first two frames. Exposure information includes compensation, shutter speed, approximate aperture, and exposure mode. Also provides intervalometer functions.

Caps
 GK-41 - Front lens cap, Φ=46mm
 GK-51 - Front lens cap, Φ=55mm for 2.8/21
 GK-54 - Front hood cap, Φ=57mm to push on the front of a mounted hood
 GK-B - Body cap
 GK-R1 - Rear lens cap
 GK-R2 - Rear lens cap, deep for 2.8/28, 2.8/21, 8/16

Cases
 GC-11 - For the G1.
 GC-112 - Front/top portion of G1 case with 2.8/90 Sonnar.
 GC-21 - For the G2.
 GC-22 - For the G2 with GD-2 data back.
 GC-210 - Front/top portion of G2 case with 2/45 Planar or shorter.
 GC-212 - Front/top portion of G2 case with 2.8/90 Sonnar.

Filters
Available in both 46mm and 55mm sizes.
 P - Protective filter
 UV - UV filter (L37)
 1A - Skylight
 A2 - Warming (81A)
 B2 - Cooling (82B)

Flash
 TLA 140 - Introduced with G1.
 TLA 200 - Introduced with G2. Zoom reflector marked at 28mm, 35mm, 45mm, and 90mm coverage settings.

Hoods
 GG-1 - For the 2.8/28 Biogon, 2/35 Planar, and 3.5-5.6/35-70 Vario-Sonnar
 GG-2 - For the 2/45 Planar
 GG-3 - For the 2.8/90 Sonnar

Mount Adapter
 GA-1 - Allows the use of certain Contax/Yashica mount lenses (focal length of adapted lens is selectable on adapter: 28, 35, 50, 60, or 85mm). Rangefinder on body used to determine distance, then lens is focused manually.

Power
 GP-1 - Power pack adapter, fits in body and provides a terminal for the P-8 power pack
 P-8 - Power pack, external battery pack

Viewfinders
 GF-16mm - For the 8/16 Hologon
 GF-21mm - For the 2.8/21 Biogon

Gallery

References

External links

 Contax G1 FAQ

Contax G-mount cameras


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Reasons of increase (decrease) for quarter compared with same quarter last year The reason for the decrease in net loss is due to: 1-Decline in direct costs by 68% (SAR 139.4 million) 2- Decline in gross loss by 62% (SAR 7.1 million) 3-Decrease in selling and marketing costs by 38% (SAR 0.53 million) mainly due to decrease in bidding activity. 4-Decrease in G&A by 27% (SAR 2.5 million) mainly due to reduction in manpower costs and resources optimization, resulting from previously announced Leaner Al-Khodari Program. 5-Decrease in financial charges by 20% (SAR 3.9 million. The above was adversely counteracted by: 1- Decline in Revenue by 68% to SAR 61.5 million during the first quarter 2018, compared to SAR 193.9 million in the same quarter of 2017, mainly due to decline in new project awards, significant liquidity challenges facing the contracting industry due to delay in payments, reflected in slower progress on ongoing construction projects. 2-Other income has decreased by 37% (SAR 8.7 million) mainly due to decrease in the refund receipts of the government compensation for the increased 2400 expat levy during the first quarter of 2018, as compared to the same quarter of 2017 3-Increase in Zakat expense by (SAR 0.25 million)
Reasons of increase (decrease) for quarter compared with previous quarter The reason for the decrease in net loss is due to: 1-Decline in direct costs by 35% (SAR 35.87 million) 2- Decline in gross loss by 72% (SAR 11.1 million) 3-Decrease in G&A Expenses by 24% (SAR 2.05 million). 4-Other income has increased by 2% (SAR 0.26 million). 5-Decrease in financial charges by 37% (SAR 8.96 million. 6-Decrease in Zakat expense by 75% (SAR 0.75 million) The above was adversely counteracted by: 1-Revenue has declined by 29% (SAR 24.7 million). 2-Selling & marketing expenses has increased by 22% (SAR 0.16 million
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