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Casa Fuster - Barcelona - Spain
Casa Fuster
5 stars, Art, Authentic, Classic, Partying, Historic, Mythical, Romantic, Trendy, Luxury, City, Cultural activities, Bar, Art collection, Gastronomy, Restaurant, Shopping
The Casa Fuster is an institution in Barcelona, the capital of Catalonia. Built in 1908 by the architect Domenech i Montaner, the façade's design is somewhere between Art Nouveau and neo-Gothic. Its white marble gleams in the heat of the Passeig de Gracia, the city's most luxurious quarter. During its restoration in the first decade of this century, the original decorations were respected, and the hotel preserved its historical ambiance. The 105 rooms however, are furnished in Art Deco style with warm tones and noble materials. Huge windows enable the generous Barcelona sunshine to enter. The hotel's ten salons are adapted for seminars and business conferences, and for moment of gourmet conviviality, the Galaxo restaurant proposes a copious and authentic Mediterranean inspired menu. Another must at the Casa Fuster is its Vienes bar, a meeting place for artists and writers for nearly a century. The building is a true labor of love, having been built by Mariano Fuster for his wife, filling the building with history and romanticism, and making it an integral part of Barcelona's personality.
Barcelona is a unique city with a powerful personality. The capitalof Catalonia inherited the majesty of its surroundings: the Pyrenees Mountains and the Mediterranean. Between sea and mountains, Barcelona possesses a spectacular seafront with vast beaches andtwo mountains with preserved nature, the Tibidabo and Montjüic from where visitors can enjoy the most beautiful views of the city.
Barcelona has two Mediterranean ports: the old port with its retro charm and the dynamic and competitive new port. The legendary Ramblas, bordered by trees andwith its numerous street artists, links several different quarters. A few streets away, after going through the colorful and animated old city, we come to the Gothic monuments of theBarri Gotic and the medieval houses of the El Born quarter.
The most well known aspect of architecture in Barcelona however, is of course, Art nouveau which is present in all its forms in the Eixample quarter and especially in the fantastic Sagrada Familia (holy family) Cathedral created by architect, Antoni Gaudi. The dreamlike colors and shapes sprung from the imagination of this architectural pioneer can also be enjoyed in the Güell Park with its areas of "imaginary lands."
As the city where Miro was born and which is closely associated with Picasso, Barcelona is undoubtedly acity of art, a proud part of Spain and one of Europe's most attractive cities for tourism and business.
Casa Fuster is truly a labor of love. The wealthy Mallorcan, Mariano Fuster wanted to build the most beautiful building in the city for his wife. The architect Domonech i Montaner, entrusted with its construction, opted for a marble façade somewhere between Art Nouveau and Neo-Gothic.
Classified as a UNESCO world heritage, the building dating back to1908, became a hotel in 2004, after four years of restoration. Although the original building with its numerous decorations is steeped in history and symbols, the hotel's 105 rooms lean more toward an Art Deco spirit.
The warm colors of the velvet covered walls diffuse a filtered atmosphere. The rooms are designed as personal cocoons. The huge windows and precious wood create a prestigious site in which time has left its mark, although the entire hotel is equipped with the latest in high tech equipment.
For dinner the Galaxo restaurant proposes a copious and creative Mediterranean inspired cuisine. After dinner, the Café Vienes, a meeting place for artists and writers in the previous century, is the ideal venue for prolonging the evening. Still an intellectual site, book presentations, jazz concerts and other artistic events are organized, making the Vienes a must for visitors. From the rooftop terrace, the view of the Passeig de Gracia, the city's most beautiful quarter, is superb.
The Casa Fuster's history has made it a hotel-monument in Barcelona. Guests who stay here have chosen to take a charming journey through time.
Woody Allen chose the Café Vienes for one his scenes in the film, « Vicky Cristina Barcelona » with Penelope Cruz and Javier Bardem. During the filming, he was asked on several occasions to play the clarinet for the café's customers.
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Q: Set variable to property class inside singleton Objective C I have property User class and Singleton class named Auth. In the Auth class I am sending request to server and with result back I want to set User properties. Like setName, setLastname and so on. But I can't set User value and it always gives null.
Here is User.h
@interface User : NSObject
@property (nonatomic, strong) NSString *name;
@property (nonatomic, strong) NSString *lastname;
@end

Auth.h
#import "User.h"
@interface Auth : NSObject{
    User *user;
}

@property (nonatomic, retain) User *user;
@property (atomic, retain) NSString *token;

+(Auth *) getInstance;
-(void) doLogin:(void (^) (BOOL, NSDictionary *))comletion;
@end

Auth.m
#import "Auth.h"
#import "User.h"
#import "ServiceRequest.h"

@implementation Auth

@synthesize user;

+ (Auth *) getInstance
{
    static Auth* sharedInstance = nil;
    static dispatch_once_t predicate;
    dispatch_once( &predicate, ^{
        sharedInstance = [ [ self alloc ] init ];
    } );
    return sharedInstance;
}

-(void) doLogin:(void (^) (BOOL, NSDictionary * err))comletion{

    [[[ServiceRequest alloc] init] doLogin:^(NSDictionary *data, NSString *err) {

        if ([data objectForKey:@"errors"] != [NSNull null]) {
            comletion (NO, [data objectForKey:@"error"]);
         }else {

        [self.user setName:@"USER_NAME"];

           NSLog(@"USER NAME IN AUTH:%@",self.user.name);
            //RETURNS NULL:(

        }

    }];

}

A: //Checkpoint 1
if (self.user == nil) {
    self.user = [User new];
}
//Checkpoint2
[self.user setName:@"USER_NAME"];

Add checkpoint 1 before checkpoint 2 as self.user is not initialized, so use new keyword for this purpose.

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The Med-QUEST Division (MQD) is revising its process to conduct criminal history record checks as well as Adult Protective Services (APS) and Child Abuse and Neglect (CAN) registry checks. These revised processes are for Home and Community Based Service (HCBS) providers for the QUEST Integration (QI) program and Developmental Disabilities and Intellectual Disabilities (DD/ID) 1915(c) Waiver providers.
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Joseph Dean1
M, b. 26 May 1816
Joseph Dean was born on 26 May 1816 in Whetstone.1 He was the son of Joseph Dean and Elizabeth Sarah Reynolds.1 Joseph Dean was baptised on 23 June 1816 at St James the Great, Friern Barnet, Middlesex.1
[S232] Ancestry.com, London, England, Births and Baptisms, 1813-1906.
Joseph Box Dean1
M, b. 18 April 1854
Joseph Box Dean was born on 18 April 1854 in Launceston, Tasmania.1,2 He was the son of William Boswell Dean and Elizabeth Anne Best.1
[S34] Unverified internet information, http://portal.archives.tas.gov.au/
[S89] Family Search, Australia, Births and Baptisms, 1792-1981.
Joseph William Turley Dean1
M, b. 5 January 1880
Joseph William Turley Dean was born on 5 January 1880 in Launceston, Tasmania.2 He was the son of Henry Jennings Dean and Mary Turley.1
[S232] Ancestry.com, Australia Birth Index, 1788-1922.
Joyce Best Dean
F, b. 20 October 1913, d. January 1981
Joyce Best Dean was born on 20 October 1913 in Newcastle, New South Wales. She was the daughter of George Best Dean and Marie Amelia Dunne. Joyce Best Dean married Lt. Cdr. Richard Crombie Sewell, son of Colonel Evelyn Pierce Sewell C.M.G., D.S.O., M.B., BCh., F.R.C.S. and Zébée Maud Jessie Crombie, on 12 April 1941 in St. Philip's Church, Sydney, New South Wales.1 Joyce Best Dean died in January 1981 in Pretoria, South Africa, at the age of 67.
[S205] Newspaper, The Sydney Morning Herald, 3 May 1941.
Kate Dean1
F, b. 31 July 1848, d. 26 December 1914
Kate Dean was born on 31 July 1848 in Tasmania.2 She was the daughter of William Boswell Dean and Elizabeth Anne Best1 and was christened on 25 September 1848 at Launceston.2 Kate Dean married William James Beecroft, son of William Beecroft and Mary Cosgrove, on 25 September 1867 in Launceston, Tasmania.3 Kate Dean died on 26 December 1914 in Alice Palce off Balfour street, Launceston, Tasmania, at the age of 66.4
Children of Kate Dean and William James Beecroft
William Woollands Beecroft1 b. 1868, d. 1868
Arthur Dean Beecroft+1 b. 29 Sep 1869, d. 1942
Henry Boswell Beecroft1 b. 1871
Frank Romney Beecroft1 b. 9 Nov 1873
Elizabeth Ann Dorothy Beecroft1 b. 22 Feb 1876
Kate Dean Beecroft1 b. 4 Nov 1878
Thomas Beecroft1 b. 1881
Joseph Beecroft1 b. 1883
Olive Beecroft1 b. 1891
[S89] Family Search, Australia, Marriages, 1810-1980.
[S205] Newspaper, Examiner (Launceston), 28 December 1914.
F, b. 29 March 1881, d. 30 June 1960
Kate Dean was born on 29 March 1881 in Launceston, Tasmania.1 She was the daughter of Thomas Benjamin Dean and Ellen Elizabeth Brown.1 Kate Dean married firstly William Von Bibra, son of William Frederick Von Bibra and Louisa Plapp, on 27 April 1904 in Tasmania.2 Kate Dean died on 30 June 1960 in Melbourne at the age of 79.
Children of Kate Dean and William Von Bibra
Donald Dean Von Bibra b. 10 Jan 1905
Kenneth Charles Von Bibra b. 13 Dec 1910, d. 24 Jun 1941
Kenneth Geoffrey Dean1
M, b. 11 May 1920, d. 16 August 1993
Kenneth Geoffrey Dean was born on 11 May 1920.1 He was the son of Roger Winspear Dean and Harriett I. Brunning.1 Kenneth Geoffrey Dean died on 16 August 1993 at the age of 73.1
[S232] Ancestry.com, Ancestry.com.au McKIRDY Family Tree (Owner: ArchMcKirdy).
Lillian May Dean1
Lillian May Dean was born in 1871 in Hamlin, New York.1 She was the daughter of Oran A. Dean and Marion D'Alton.1 Lillian May Dean married Fred Eaton, son of Crosby Eaton and Sarah Jane Wilson, on 6 June 1894 in South Haven, Michigan.1
[S89] Family Search, Michigan Marriages, 1822-1995.
Louis Albert Dean1
Louis Albert Dean was born in 1889 in Launceston, Tasmania.1 He was the son of George Best Dean and Amelia Duffell.1 Louis Albert Dean died in 1890 in Launceston, Tasmania.1
Maggie Dean1
F, b. circa 1870
Maggie Dean was born circa 1870 in Tamworth, Ontario.1 She was the daughter of Deforest Dean.1 Maggie Dean married Wlliam Amos Vader, son of John Vader and Esther Grieve, on 19 June 1889 in Nugent, Wollaston, Ontario, in the record of the marriage the groom@s name is recorded as William N. Vader.1
[S232] Ancestry.com, Ontario, Canada Marriages, 1857-1924.
Mary Dean1
F, b. 23 December 1863
Mary Dean was born on 23 December 1863 in Launceston, Tasmania.2 She was the daughter of William Boswell Dean and Elizabeth Anne Best.1
F, b. 9 September 1881
Mary Dean was born on 9 September 1881 in Launceston, Tasmania.2 She was the daughter of Henry Jennings Dean and Mary Turley.1
F, b. circa 1834, d. 24 April 1922
Mary Dean was born circa 1834 in England.1 She was the daughter of Joseph Dean and Elizabeth Sarah Reynolds.1 Mary Dean married Roger Winspear on 25 September 1860 in Port Sorell, Tasmania.1,2 Mary Dean died on 24 April 1922 in East Devonport, Tasmania.1
Children of Mary Dean and Roger Winspear
Roger Wardle Winspear3 b. 21 Apr 1864
William Dean Winspear3 b. 26 Feb 1866
[S232] Ancestry.com, Australia Cemetery Index, 1808-2007.
[S232] Ancestry.com, Australia Marriage Index, 1788-1950.
Mary Catherine Dean1
Mary Catherine Dean was baptised on 1 September 1826 at St. Mary's, Islington.1 She was the daughter of Joseph Dean and Elizabeth Sarah Reynolds.1
Oran A. Dean1
Oran A. Dean married Marion D'Alton.1
Child of Oran A. Dean and Marion D'Alton
Lillian May Dean1 b. 1871
Philip Sidney Dean1
[S81] Burke, Landed Gentry, p. 2793.
Phillip Harden Dean1
M, b. 30 October 1913, d. 1982
Phillip Harden Dean was born on 30 October 1913 in Launceston, Tasmania.1 He was the son of Herbert Harden Dean and Hannah Maria Cannon.1 Phillip Harden Dean married Margery (Unknown).1 Phillip Harden Dean died in 1982 in Geelong, Victoria.1
Priscilla Dean1
F, b. 2 April 1837
Priscilla Dean was born on 2 April 1837 in Finchley, Middlesex.1,2,3 She was the daughter of Joseph Dean and Elizabeth Sarah Reynolds.1 Priscilla Dean was baptised on 10 May 1837 at St. Mary's, Islington.3
[S502] 1841 England Census, Kent, St Paul, Deptford, District 1.
[S218] 1861 British Census, Kent, Deptford St Paul, District 41.
Roger Winspear Dean1
M, b. 15 May 1885, d. 24 July 1968
Roger Winspear Dean was born on 15 May 1885 in Launceston, Tasmania.1 He was the son of William Boswell Dean and Martha Helen Smith.1 Roger Winspear Dean married Harriett I. Brunning on 23 July 1919.1 Roger Winspear Dean died on 24 July 1968 at the age of 83.1
Child of Roger Winspear Dean and Harriett I. Brunning
Kenneth Geoffrey Dean+1 b. 11 May 1920, d. 16 Aug 1993
Romney Duffell Henso Dean1
Romney Duffell Henso Dean was born in 1881 in Launceston, Tasmania.1 He was the son of George Best Dean and Amelia Duffell.1
Roy Carr Dean1
M, b. 13 October 1916, d. 6 July 2000
Roy Carr Dean was born on 13 October 1916 in Launceston, Tasmania.1 He was the son of Jack Stanley Dean and Frances Jean Carr.1 Roy Carr Dean died on 6 July 2000 at the age of 83.1
Roy Effingham Dean1
M, b. 16 March 1888, d. 15 September 1916
Roy Effingham Dean was born on 16 March 1888 in Launceston, Tasmania.1 He was the son of William Boswell Dean and Martha Helen Smith.1 Roy Effingham Dean was killed in action on 15 September 1916 on the Somme at the age of 28 serving with the New Zealand Expeditionary Force. His name appears on the Caterpillar Valley (New Zealand) Memorial, Caterpillar Valley Cemetery, Longueval, Somme, France.1
Ruby Ethel Dean Dean1
Ruby Ethel Dean Dean was born on 14 March 1884 in Launceston, Tasmania.1 She was the daughter of William Boswell Dean and Martha Helen Smith.1 Ruby Ethel Dean Dean married Thomas John Rowland Affleck on 10 August 1909 in Perth, Tasmania.1 Ruby Ethel Dean Dean died on 26 June 1965 in Launceston, Tasmania, at the age of 81.1
Children of Ruby Ethel Dean Dean and Thomas John Rowland Affleck
Mollie Dean Affleck1 d. 23 Jun 2009
Thomas Jack Affleck+1 b. 22 Sep 1910, d. 26 Nov 1974
Thomas Benjamin Dean1
Thomas Benjamin Dean was born in 1858 in Port Sorell, Tasmania.1 He was the son of William Boswell Dean and Elizabeth Anne Best.1 Thomas Benjamin Dean married Ellen Elizabeth Brown on 7 July 1880 in Launceston, Tasmania.2
Children of Thomas Benjamin Dean and Ellen Elizabeth Brown
Kate Dean+1 b. 29 Mar 1881, d. 30 Jun 1960
Elizabeth Anne Dean1 b. 1882
Thomas Benjamin Dean1 b. 1884, d. 1888
Thomas Benjamin Dean was born in 1884 in Launceston, Tasmania.1 He was the son of Thomas Benjamin Dean and Ellen Elizabeth Brown.1 Thomas Benjamin Dean died in 1888 in Launceston, Tasmania.1
Thomas Southwood Dean1
M, b. 12 October 1825
Thomas Southwood Dean was baptised on 12 October 1825 at St. John's, Hackney, Middlesex.1 He was the son of Joseph Dean and Elizabeth Sarah Reynolds.1
William Boswell Dean
M, b. 11 June 1818, d. 19 January 1891
William Boswell Dean was baptised on 11 June 1818 at St James the Great, Friern Barnet, Middlesex.1 He was the son of Joseph Dean and Elizabeth Sarah Reynolds.2 William Boswell Dean married Elizabeth Anne Best, daughter of George Best and Dorothy Romney, on 13 October 1847 in Launceston, Tasmania, Australia.3 William Boswell Dean died on 19 January 1891 in East Tamar, Tasmania, at the age of 72.4,5
Dean, William Boswell (1817–1891)
Widespread regret will be expressed at the announcement of the death of another old colonist, and one whose name is closely connected with the early history of the North West Coast, Mr William Boswell Dean, who passed away yesterday afternoon at his residence, Pinkie, East Tamar, at the age of 74.
Mr W. B. Dean was born in West Kent, England, and was the tenth of the remarkable family of twenty children, the youngest of the family being Mrs R. Winspear, of East Devonport. His father was a miller, and subsequently sold his property and removed to London, his son William being apprenticed as a ship biscuit baker at the Royal Arsenal Works, Deptford. Before his apprenticeship was completed, however, Mr W. B. Dean, who was of an adventurous disposition, throw up his position in order to emigrate to New Zealand, which was then attracting considerable attention at home. Two vessels were despatched by the New Zealand Land Company from England in 1837 for Port Nicholson (where the town of Wellington was afterwards laid out), one laden with emigrants and the other with stores and wooden houses in frame. The vessel with the emigrants, of whom Mr W. B. Dean was one, arrived a month before the vessel with the stores, which had left London first but had called at the Cape of Good Hope. The emigrants were therefore in somewhat of a fix, but Mr Dean turned the matter to account by getting some bricks from the ship to build an oven, buying five barrels of flour from the captain, and starting business as a master baker. It was a successful venture, as the demand exceeded the supply, and there was no competition to cut down prices. After the arrival of the storeship matters became more settled, and Mr Dean continued and enlarged the business he had commenced, and did very well at it. Shortly after the town of Wellington was founded Lady Franklin visited the new settlement, and was tendered a banquet by the settlers, the management being entrusted to Mr Dean, who received much praise for the creditable display he managed to make under very disadvantageous circumstances. In the same year as Lady Franklin's visit Mr Dean decided to leave Wellington, where matters were still very rough, for Tasmania, of which he had heard good accounts, and he took the first opportunity of coming to Launceston, where he opened business as a baker in a small place in St. John street, a few doors above York-street, and not far from the Phoenix Bakery, and subsequently owned by him. He was of an energetic and speculative turn of mind, and soon engaged in many ventures, some of which proved highly profitable, others the reverse. In 1850 he and Mr Cocker had gone along the N.W. Coast in a sailing craft to Circular Head with a goodly store of sovereigns to purchase paling and produce for the Melbourne market, and the vessel being driven into the Forth through stress of weather they started overland for the Mersey, lost their way, and after nightfall came on a splitter's hut not far from the Mersey, where they remained all night. Mr Dean wore a belt stuffed with sovereigns, the weight of which had been an encumbrance and source of vexation in travelling through the bush, but he feared no man, and flung it into a corner as soon as they were settled in the hut, but the two occupants though rough were honest. Next morning Mr Dean was struck by the strange appearance of the fire, and found it was made up with coal, of which an outcrop occurred close by. On arrival in Launceston he directed the attention of moneyed men to the Mersey coal field, and a period of speculation and excitement ensued, but though some £50,000 was spent by various companies in working the coal seams not one proved remunerative. Mr Dean removed to the Mersey and started a saw mill, but an accident through a log rolling on him cost months of illness, and would have proved to a less robust constitution. It was, however, partly the cause of the mill venture proving unprofitable. As chairman of the Mersey Settlement Association he was a prime mover in attracting settlement to the extensive agricultural area of Kentishbury of which Sheffield is now the centre, but his labours and investments on the Coast benefitted others more than himself, and he returned to Launceston to resume his old trade. In 1886 he sustained a paralytic stroke, and in the following year removed to Pinkie, some three miles out of Launceston, where, he has since resided. He has been falling in health for some time past, suffering from diabetes, which in the end proved fatal.
Mr Dean took a warm interest in public affairs, and was a fearless partisan. He was the oldest total abstainer in Launceston, and supported the temperance cause liberally with his purse as well as by his example and precept. Shortly after his arrival in Launceston he contributed £50 towards the establishment of the Temperance Advocate, long since defunct, and he bought the allotment in York-street on which the Temperance Hall was subsequently erected. When Good Templarism was at its height he gave £25 in prizes for essays upon the aims and objects of the Order, which were given away at a Good Templar celebration in the old Pavilion in the City Park, and he also gave £50 towards the Juvenile Industrial Exhibition so successfully held in the old Oddfellows' Hall in St. John street. It is no breach of confidence now to state that it was his hand that initiated the movement for an Industrial Exhibition, which was so vigorously taken up by Alderman Button, and has developed into the Tasmanian Exhibition we hope to successfully open in Launceston in October next. Mr Dean was a valued contributor to the press. A series of ten articles over his well-known signature, "B," " Tasmania as a Field for Immigration," were republished in a home paper, and did much to bring the colony into notice, and amongst other contributions were an interesting series on "Bushranging in Tasmania," and "Brady and His Associates," besides innumerable old reminiscences, and vigorous letters.
Mr Dean was married to a daughter of the late Mr Best, of West Devonport, who survives him, and has left five sons, of whom Alderman H. J. Dean is the eldest, and three daughters, one of whom is married. The funeral will take place tomorrow, the cortege arriving at Tamar-street bridge at 4 p.m. (Examiner (Launceston), 20 January 1891)
William Boswell Dean, whose father had been both a miller in Kent and a manufacturer of ships biscuits at the Royal Arsenal Works, Deptford, came to Launceston in 1839, having baked briefly in Port Nicholson (Wellington) New Zealand and manufactured biscuits by contract for Backer and Sons in Sydney. He erected the Phoenix Bakery, St John Street in 1840 and was one of the first Launceston bakers to import biscuit-making machinery from London. In 1847 he was selling kiln dried ships' bread 16/- per 100 lbs (45kg) first quality and at the Great Exhibition in London in 1851 his biscuits were highly praised by the Lords of the Admiralty although recognition was otherwise hard to come by.
In the 1850s Dean became interested in coal mining on the North West Coast. By 1855 he had signed a contract to supply the Adelaide Smelting Company with 20,000 tons of coal per year, and had built a tramway covering the 2 miles (3.2km) between his mine and the Mersey River. During this time Richard Pescodd operated Dean's bakery, advertising it in 1858 as The Tasmanian Steam Bakery. Pescodd had previously been in partnership with F.B. Sim, who was now a crumpet and muffin maker, and they had received a second class medal for biscuits at The Paris Exhibition of 1855. In 1862 W.B. Dean returned to his bakery and by 1879 he was offering the public not only meal, brown and lime bread, real country or chalk farmhouse bread, French cottage and fancy bread, French and English rolls, batch and breakfast cakes, Scotch cookies, London cobs and oatmeal bannocks and Parisian curly rolls all made from sea water with its healing qualities, jellies and ice creams, but also hot and cold baths. He provided customers visiting either the special room for ladies or the Lunch and Smoking Rooms with all the Australian papers as well as San Francisco, New York and British papers.
In 1890 his son Thomas B. Dean opened the 'Star Bakery' in York Street, and by the turn of the century this had become one of the most automated bakeries in the colony. A 4 h.p. engine worked the kneader, a large revolving cylinder with iron arms which mixed three sacks of flour in 3½ minutes. The ovens each had a capacity of 500 loaves. Following in his father's footsteps he won a gold medal at the Launceston Exhibition of 1891. Thomas Dean's son, William B. junior opened his own business in 1903 naming the premises at 72 Charles Street the Federal Bakery, where it remained passing from father to son until the 1950s when the wood fuel led bakehouse was abandoned for Cameron Street.5
Children of William Boswell Dean and Elizabeth Anne Best
Kate Dean+6 b. 31 Jul 1848, d. 26 Dec 1914
Henry Jennings Dean+ b. 9 Dec 1849, d. 17 Jul 1897
George Best Dean+6 b. 1852
Joseph Box Dean6 b. 18 Apr 1854
William Boswell Dean+6 b. 25 Dec 1856, d. 31 May 1925
Thomas Benjamin Dean+6 b. 1858
Elizabeth Anne Dean6 b. 11 Feb 1861
Mary Dean6 b. 23 Dec 1863
[S232] Ancestry.com, Ancestry.com.au Forbes Best Family Tree (Owner: trudibannister).
[S232] Ancestry.com, Australia Death Index, 1787-1985.
[S205] Newspaper, Examiner (Launceston), 20 January 1891.
William Boswell Dean1
M, b. 25 December 1856, d. 31 May 1925
William Boswell Dean was born on 25 December 1856 in Port Sorell, Tasmania.1,2 He was the son of William Boswell Dean and Elizabeth Anne Best.1 William Boswell Dean married Martha Helen Smith on 25 November 1879 in Launceston, Tasmania.2 William Boswell Dean died on 31 May 1925 in Launceston, Tasmania, at the age of 68.2
Mr. W. B. DEAN.
One of the best and most favourably known sporting and mining men in the city, Mr. William Boswell Dean, 69, died peacefully at his home, Charles-street; early yesterday morning, after an illness extending over several weeks. Deceased was fourth son of the late Mr. W.B. Dean.
The late Mr. Dean had not been actively associated with the turf in recent years but 20 years ago be was one of the keenest followers of racing in Tasmania. In the early history of the Newnham Racing Club he acted as honorary judge, and was later an owner of some good horses. Whalebone was owned by deceased, and will be remembered by old followers of racing as the winner of three hurdle races during a Launceston Cup meeting. When showing promise of becoming a great racehorse, Sobieski was killed at Carrick. Another horse in which the late Mr. Dean was interested was Tepookana. He was half-owner with the late Mr. R.G. Talbot. Tepookana won the Deloraine Handicap, now run as the Deloraine Cup.
Although always interested in mining in Tasmania, the late Mr. Dean devoted most of his attention to it in recent years. He was a member of the Stock Exchange, and a shareholder in many mines. He was a director of the Volunteer mine in its early history. For 21 years the late Mr. Dean had carried on a bakery business in Charles street, and had installed there one of the most modern plants to meet the demands of one of the most extensive businesses of its kind in the state.
His widow, two daughters (Mrs. T. R. J. Affleck, Longford; and Mrs, J. C. McPhee, Hobart), and three sons (Messrs. Herbert, Roger, and J. S.) survive deceased. A son (Roy) made the supreme sacrifice in the Great War. The funeral will leave the residence, Charles-street, at 3 o'clock this afternoon for Carr Villa Cemetery. Examiner (Launceston), 1 June 1925.
Children of William Boswell Dean and Martha Helen Smith
William Boswell Dean2 b. 31 Dec 1880, d. 1 Nov 1886
Herbert Harden Dean+2 b. 7 Aug 1882, d. 9 Feb 1950
Ruby Ethel Dean Dean+2 b. 14 Mar 1884, d. 26 Jun 1965
Roger Winspear Dean+2 b. 15 May 1885, d. 24 Jul 1968
Alice Bealey Crompton Dean+2 b. 27 Feb 1887, d. 1975
Roy Effingham Dean2 b. 16 Mar 1888, d. 15 Sep 1916
Jack Stanley Dean+2 b. 7 Feb 1892, d. 9 Jul 1968
William Boswell Dean was born on 26 May 1889 in Launceston, Tasmania.2 He was the son of Henry Jennings Dean and Mary Turley.1
M, b. 31 December 1880, d. 1 November 1886
William Boswell Dean was born on 31 December 1880 in Launceston, Tasmania.1 He was the son of William Boswell Dean and Martha Helen Smith.1 William Boswell Dean died on 1 November 1886 in Launceston, Tasmania, at the age of 5.1

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Q: What are the conditions to make height: 100%; display properly? I never had to use this, but sometimes it comes handy... when it works.
Whenever I write the code, sometimes happens that height: 100%; works, and sometimes doesn't.
Why this happens? I suspect I have to edit some other properties, but which?

A: Taken from w3c, here's their definition:

Specifies a percentage height. The percentage is calculated with
  respect to the height of the generated box's containing block. If the
  height of the containing block is not specified explicitly (i.e., it
  depends on content height), and this element is not absolutely
  positioned, the value computes to 'auto'. A percentage height on the
  root element is relative to the initial containing block. Note: For
  absolutely positioned elements whose containing block is based on a
  block-level element, the percentage is calculated with respect to the
  height of the padding box of that element. This is a change from CSS1,
  where the percentage was always calculated with respect to the content
  box of the parent element.
  http://www.w3.org/TR/CSS2/visudet.html#propdef-height

Basically it will take 100% of the height available to it. If the element it is within has a height of 100px, then it will be 100% of 100px. Thus 100px.
If the element with height:100% has position:absolute then it will mean it takes the height of the closest parent element with position:relative or else the height of the visible window.

As pointed out in another answer. This only applies to block elements (or those with display:block applied to them).

A: I suspect that you observe "sometimes height: 100%; works, and sometimes doesn't" depending on the type of element? Inline elements, such as , ,  and so on does not have height or width. See this example :
body {
    height : 400px;
}
span {
    height: 100%;
    background-color: red;
}
div {
    height: 100%;
    background-color: green;
}

and the result -> http://jsfiddle.net/Ykca3/
even though the  is set to height:100%, and its parent have a fixed height, it is not rendered as with 100% height.


Picard is a cross-platform music tagger written in Python. It supports all common audio formats (MP3, FLAC, OGG, M4A, WMA). And uses AcoustID audio fingerprints, for automatic music identification; or look up CD images even. For additional features, a wide list of plugins is available; and it's easy to extend.
2.1.305 Mar 2019 09:45 minor bugfix: PICARD-323 - Only the discid of the first disc in a release is written to tags. PICARD-455 - Picard setting cover art height, width and depth to 0 for FLAC files -- breaks libFLAC. PICARD-729 - Tracks get stuck at " loading track information " on Bad Gateway errors. PICARD-938 - Need two left-arrow key presses to go from track with file to album. PICARD-1178 - Images tagged with extra types that the user has chosen to ignore should not be shown as 'modified'. PICARD-1288 - Folskonomy tags / genre fallback on album artists tags not working. PICARD-1422 - Windows: Uninstall 32 bit Picard before upgrade. PICARD-1447 - When releasing a new version, appdata should also be updated. PICARD-1460 - Windows installer does not detect running instance. PICARD-1461 - Crash when running with Spanish language. PICARD-1463 - Picard crashes on startup on Windows. PICARD-1469 - Force when adding songs to larger albums. PICARD-1471 - Artist searches do not show begin and end area. PICARD-1473 - AcoustId lookup fails if fingerprint already in tags. PICARD-1474 - Windows installer shows outdated version string in file properties. PICARD-1475 - Cover art sources do not support HTTPS. PICARD-1476 - Filled up thread pool prevents metadata box updates. PICARD-1478 - Changing MB server requires a restart. PICARD-1480 - Search line input clear button icon is too small. Task. PICARD-1459 - Remove OptionsPage.info method. PICARD-1472 - macOS code signing on Travis CI fails for xcode7.3 image. Improvement. PICARD-1242 - Consider the number of AcoustID sources for linked recordings. PICARD-1457 - "Check for Update" should be in the Picard menu. PICARD-1458 - "Check for Update" should have an ellipsis at the end. PICARD-1470 - Make warning about Qt locale loading less prominent.
2.1.230 Jan 2019 20:25 minor bugfix: PICARD-1382 - macOS packaging script ignores all errors. Task. PICARD-1456 - macOS packaging fails due to PIP.
2.0.406 Sep 2018 10:45 minor bugfix: PICARD-803 - tagging "8½ Minutes" with "replace with non-ascii characters" results in a directory being created. PICARD-1216 - Does not display version information. PICARD-1267 - 2.0.0dev6 crash in demode on Windows April Update (1803). PICARD-1281 - Picard has wrong version string. PICARD-1294 - Crashes every time Picard connects to MB server. PICARD-1310 - Picard crashes on clearing log. PICARD-1318 - RuntimeError: dictionary changed size during iteration. PICARD-1321 - CD drive selection not working on Linux. PICARD-1322 - Crash in options on "Restore defaults". PICARD-1323 - Restore defaults does not restore CAA types. PICARD-1324 - Default locale not working reliable. PICARD-1326 - Picard Save Changes 5.1 Mix Type. PICARD-1327 - Loading TAK files fails. PICARD-1328 - Loading OptimFROG files fails. PICARD-1329 - Picard fails saving ID3 tags with iTunNORM tag. PICARD-1331 - Picard crashes on error during plugin install.
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2.0.231 Jul 2018 03:15 minor bugfix: Sub-task PICARD-1296 - Code sign Picard for macOS. Task. PICARD-1301 - Use PyQT 5.10 for macOS. PICARD-342 - Picard is not properly signed for Mac OS X Gatekeeper. PICARD-1212 - Picard 2.0.0dev4 crashing at startup. PICARD-1300 - Picard crashes when logging lots of events.
2.0.123 Jul 2018 03:15 minor bugfix: PICARD-1283 - Fingerprinting not working on macOS in Picard 2.0. PICARD-1286 - Error creating SSL context on Windows. Improvement. PICARD-1290 - Improve slow start up times by moving to a non single file exe. PICARD-1291 - Use an installer for Picard 2.x windows exe.
2.019 Jul 2018 13:30 major feature: Python should now be at least version 3.5, PyQt 5.7 or newer and Mutagen should be 1.37 or newer. A side effect of this dependency bump is that Picard should look better and in general feel more responsive. The highlights of this update are: Retina and Hi-DPI display support, Improved performance, UI improvements.


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EFL 'incredibly frustrated' by technology failure as panel reviews VAR | football League
English football League "Incredibly frustrated" by the failure of goal-line technology during Sunday's championship game between Huddersfield and Blackpool.
The Terriers were denied a tie when Yuta Nakayama's effort crossed the line but technology failed to detect it and officials in the field, operated by Professional Game Match Officials Limited (PGMOL), didn't find it either. This followed a series of controversial incidents on Saturday Premier League West Ham and Newcastle goals were disqualified after the VAR interventions.
The English as a Foreign Language Association released a statement Monday morning that said: "English as a foreign language is incredibly frustrating due to the failure of technology to Huddersfield Town and Blackpool overshadowed a fantastic weekend of action on the pitch.
"We have now received an initial assessment from Hawk-Eye, Goal Line Technology providers in the tournament, that during the second-half incident with the Huddersfield attack, match officials did not receive a signal to their watch or earpiece. Due to multiple factors, the ball is no longer tracked after its entry to me Blackpool target area.
The statement continued, "Separately, PGMOL confirmed that officials were blind due to obstruction by players and therefore unable to award a goal. While testing and operating the system prior to the start of the game, further information is expected from both Hawk-Eye and PGMOL after A full review of the accident.
"The technology is in place to support the decision-making processes of match officials in the tournament and failing to do so on Sunday is a major concern. For clarity, the referee's decision is final and the outcome of the match is in place."
Goalline's technology is generally seen as a huge success since its introduction in the early part of the last decade, although there was a system failure in the first Premier League game played after Covid-19 forced a suspension of competition in the 2019-20 season.
Technology failed to spot Aston Villa goalkeeper Organ Neyland grabbing the ball and taking it over the goal line in the match against Sheffield United on June 17, 2020. Hawk Eye said at the time that the level of fouling that the technology had failed in more than 9,000 games as it was The system is running.
Meanwhile, the Premier League and PGMOL are reviewing controversial VAR events this weekend in the top flight. PGMOL . panel Take the rare step Acknowledging the specific controversies relating to Post Ham and Newcastle in a statement on Sunday, it accepted the Premier League's request for an additional investigation.
Crystal Palace's Terek Mitchell put the ball into his own net after Newcastle's Joe Willock pushed Vicente Guaita. Photo: Alex Dodd / CameraSport / Getty Images
VAR decisions in all matches already affected are reviewed by a five-member independent panel that includes representatives from the Premier League and PGMOL as well as three former players, with their results sent to the clubs involved.
West Ham were denied Maxwell Cornet's late equalizer against Chelsea at Stamford Bridge after video referee Jared Gillett advised referee Andrew Madley to take another look at what was ultimately determined to be a foul by Jarrod Bowen on Chelsea goalkeeper Edward Mendy.
Newcastle's own goal was canceled out by Terek Mitchell during their 0-0 draw with Crystal Palace after VAR Lee Mason advised referee Michael Salisbury to review the collision between Joe Willock and visiting goalkeeper Vicente Guaita. The replay appears to indicate that the collision was caused by Mitchell pushing Willock forward while bouncing his head.
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Bob Gale, the writer of the Back to the Future trilogy, giving us his best Marty.
The lights in the movie were actually controlled by a prop guy off screen, but the restoration team made them functional: You can now type in dates! Also, the sound effects were included in post-production, but the restore team developed a system so that the car actually makes the sounds now.
The restore crew noted that the original build team marked all of the parts for the various car versions. This "A" on the inside of the door is actually visible in the scene in Part II when Marty puts on the Power Laces.
The green cylinders are control tubes from a jet.
Restore team leader, Joe Walser
The reactor is made out of a hubcap from a Dodge Polara.
This is the only surviving original, all others are casts of this one.
The team obsessed over the details, all the way down to where and how the tape on the hoses was placed and what the writing on them said.
Gallery: The Completely Restored DeLorean "A" Car from Back to the Future Gets a New Home at LA's Petersen Museum
A huge gallery of detailed close-ups that'll make any fan start shopping for a DeLorean. After all, if you're going to build a time machine into a car why not do it with some style?
6 May,2016By Andrew Snavely / Photos By Andrew Snavely
I've never been shy about my two childhood favorite movies, Back to the Future and Ghostbusters.
I was so honored to be invited to the unveiling of the completely restored "A" car that will live permanently at the Petersen Museum in Los Angeles. Writer Bob Gale was there as well as the team of die-hard fans that spent 2 years renovating the primary screen car used in the first movie, led by Temporal FX's Joe Walser.
If you're a big fan of the trilogy, you have to check out The Ultimate Visual History, an impressive compendium with physical copies of things like Marty's letter to Doc, Doc's drawing of the flux capacitor, and more.
This car has been completely restored to the condition that it was in when it rolled off the truck in the Twin Pines Mall parking lot. This was the car that fell in to decay at Universal Studios, where parts were swapped among the other cars that lived at Universal Studios Florida and Japan, but the team spent a year investigating and reacquiring all of the "A" car parts. This was a restore done for fans by fans, and a huge kudos is sent out to Universal for doing this the right way.
The team first completely dismantled the DeLorean down to the chassis. (Doc finally got his wish.) This included the arduous process of cataloging all of the parts, their exact positions, researching which were from the original car and which had been swapped or added later, recouping all of the proper parts and reassembling. The car was in terrible condition from sitting outside for decades; not just the time machine parts, but there was plenty of work needed to the stainless steel body, which as you may recall, aided in the flux dispersal.
Most people don't think of the car as just a prop, but like all props they're created to achieve what is necessary for filming and not for function or preservation. Because of this the time circuit lights in the movie were actually controlled by a prop guy off screen, but the restoration team made them functional: You can now type in dates! Also, the sound effects were added in post-production, but the restore team developed a system so that the car actually makes the sounds now.
The DeLorean has a new home at the recently renovated, world-class Petersen Museum in Los Angeles. This isn't just some garage for grizzled old car guys: It's a curated collection of the amazing history and design of the automobile in a beautiful setting worthy of the best art museums in the world. If you go, spring for the private vault tour, there's another DeLorean down there – this one plated with 24k gold(!).
If you're also a Ghostbusters fan, you can see my photos of the restored Ecto-1 and my complete guide to making a screen accurate Ghostbusters uniform.
Stop Hoping to Succeed in the Future, and Start Failing Today
Jack Busch 28 September,2012
The opposite of success isn't failure, it's practice.
You Fail Because You Lack Energy, Not Time: Lifehacks for an Energy-Efficient Brain
Got a big goal? Shift your focus to managing your energy and the time crisis will solve itself.


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Chicago Blackhawks' Nick Schmaltz Recalled From Rockford
By Colin Likas
Nov 1, 2016; Chicago, IL, USA; Chicago Blackhawks center Nick Schmaltz (8) is defended by Calgary Flames defenseman Jyrki Jokipakka (3) during the first period at the United Center. Mandatory Credit: David Banks-USA TODAY Sports /
It's the return of a youngster today for the Chicago Blackhawks, as Nick Schmaltz makes his way back onto the main roster
(Editor's/writer's note: It was initially incorrectly written Schmaltz was recalled today. He was recalled Saturday afternoon.)
After spending 12 games at the AHL level, Nick Schmaltz is ready for the NHL once more. So say the Chicago Blackhawks, who recalled Schmaltz on Saturday ahead of the Blackhawks' game today against the now-co-division-leading Minnesota Wild.
Schmaltz hadn't spent any time with the Rockford IceHogs prior to making the Blackhawks roster out of training camp prior to this season. It showed at times, as the stellar NCAA player was very pass-happy and made some positional and timing mistakes in his first NHL stint.
So the Blackhawks sent Schmaltz to Rockford to try and iron out some of those issues. With Chicago's offense not doing a whole lot of late, he's quickly been re-added to the roster to, hopefully, provide some bottom-six spark in that regard.
Schmaltz tallied six goals and three assists in his 12-game Rockford stint after having just four points in 26 games previously with Chicago.
What does this mean for tonight's lineup?
It sounds like Schmaltz will center the fourth line tonight against Minnesota, something that's previously been done by Dennis Rasmussen.
Rasmussen isn't being dumped from the lineup, though. Thankfully, that "honor" goes to Jordin Tootoo, who (say it with me) still hasn't scored a point this season.
Here's what the lines project to start at tonight:
Vincent Hinostroza-Jonathan Toews–Marian Hossa
Artemi Panarin–Artem Anisimov–Patrick Kane
Ryan Hartman–Tanner Kero–Richard Panik
Andrew Desjardins-Nick Schmaltz-Dennis Rasmussen
There was some speculation Schmaltz would jump in with the sharks and get to center the second line, as Anisimov has been battling an illness. But Anisimov is reportedly good to go, pushing Schmaltz to a line on which he can be well-protected with last change at home.
Another change to the lineup
No, this is not a goaltending change. Corey Crawford is slated to get the start in net tonight despite allowing five goals Friday against Washington. Of course, coach Joel Quenneville could always through a curveball, but I think he'd like to run Scott Darling against the lowly Colorado Avalanche on Tuesday.
Instead, this lineup change is on the defensive end. It sounds like Michal Rozsival is still in the lineup tonight, but also Michal Kempny will rejoin the boys on the ice. This would probably mean Brian Campbell is a healthy scratch for the third time in nine games.
Rozsival … is slow, obviously. Though he knows where to be position-wise, it's another matter entirely for him to get to those spots. Minnesota has some very speedy forwards, so Q is going to have to be careful with how he deploys Rozi.
Kempny returning to the lineup, however, is a good thing. He's a strong possession defenseman, and after the Blackhawks pretty much never had the puck against Washington, it's clear Kempny's re-addition to the lineup should, theoretically, help with that.
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Campbell just hasn't brought the Blackhawks what the expected: a solid, puck-moving defenseman who's not a liability in his own zone. Campbell has been very stagnant throughout this season, and I can't really explain why. Maybe he's just hit a wall. He is, after all, 37 years old.
Check back in later today for a prediction and TV listings for tonight's contest.
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Malaysian Immigration Dept Gives Details On How Nigerian PhD Student Died In Its Custody
The Immigration Department of Malaysia, on Friday, confirmed that a Nigerian PhD student at the Limkokwing University, Thomas Orhions Ewansiha, had died in their custody.
Ewansiha, according to the Director General of the agency, Datuk Khairul Dzaimee Daud was detained during a raid on July 4 at 10.45 p.m. at the Desa Aman Puri area in Kuala Lumpur.
"The subject also fled but was successfully arrested by operation officers. The subject then presented his passport and checks showed that subject had a student pass that was still valid," Dzaimee Daud said in a statement made available to MalayMail.
"The subject's action in fleeing had raised doubts about the authenticity of the student pass that was owned by the subject," the DG said.
Dzaimee Daud said 20 foreigners, including Ewansiha were detained after the July 4 raid.
He said all of them were brought to the Kuala Lumpur immigration office, before being sent to the Bukit Jalil immigration depot on July 5.
He added that Ewansiha was treated for old wounds.
However, on Tuesday, "Around 12.05 midnight July 9, 2019, the officer on duty was informed by other detainees that the subject suddenly had a seizure while sleeping."
He revealed that an ambulance was called but Ewansiha was confirmed dead when the ambulance arrived around 12:30 a.m.
Dzaimee Daud said, "The Immigration is currently still waiting for the full medical report on the subject and the full autopsy report to identify the cause of death."
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FM-200 Distribution Components – Distribution components consist of the discharge nozzles used to introduce the FM-200 into a protected hazard along with the associated piping system used to connect the nozzles to the cylinder assembly.
Trim Components – Trim components complete the installation of the FM-200 system and consist of connection fittings, pressure gauge, low-pressure supervisory switch, electric valve actuator, and manual valve actuator.
Supplemental Components – Supplemental components include the discharge pressure switch and manifold check valve. They supplement the core equipment or complete a specific multi-cylinder configuration.
FM-200 fire extinguishing systems are designed to be discharged within 10 seconds into a room, area, or enclosure with the structural integrity to retain the agent. The FM-200 uniformly mixes throughout the protected area achieving a minimum concentration level in accordance with NFPA 2001 and/or agency listings.
secondary chemical contribution from the thermal decomposition of FM-200 in the flame.
FM-200 leaves no residue and is safe for use in occupied spaces.
The discharge of FM-200® into a hazard may reduce visibility for a brief period. FM-200 may cause frostbite if liquid discharge or escaping vapor contacts the skin.
When FM-200® is exposed to temperatures greater than 1300°F (700°C), the by-product Hydrogen Fluoride (HF) will be formed. FM-200® systems are designed to discharge in 10 seconds or less in order to minimize the amount of HF formed.
A cylinder containing FM-200® should be handled carefully. The anti-recoil safety device must be in place at all times when the cylinder is not connected to the discharge piping and restrained.
Data derived from the EPA-approved and peer reviewed PBPK model or its equivalent.


Zuleika Gallery are delighted to present 'Echoes' the first solo exhibition in London for the artist Peter Care. Having spent the majority of his career living and working in the Netherlands where he was represented by Galerie Vromans, Care returned to the UK in 2008 and to his studio in Filkins, Oxfordshire.
Care is absolutely committed to abstraction in his practice. Abstraction is for Care its own visual language in itself through which he can communicate feeling and sensations that could not otherwise be articulated. Care is non-representational and non-verbal in his visual practise and his work is realised through the very process of painting. His open attitude and lack of pre-conceived thought allow for the subject to reveal itself to him. Care always works in series, and once the subject is revealed, Care will explore it until the series is complete. Each series can have subsections and in Echo Care explores different notions of the concept - the deep echo, double echo and soft echo are each allowed to emerge. Care presents the viewer with different forms of visual reverberations. Care's aim is always to find a visual harmony and to produce work that is exquisitely balanced in tone,composition and rhythm. A great music lover, these are Care's visual symphonies.


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An Israeli doctor believes he contracted the Amicron variant of Covid in London | Corona Virus
A doctor who was one of the first people in the world to contract the Omicron variant says he believes he contracted the virus when he was in London For a major medical conference attended by more than 1,200 health professionals.
The disclosure from Elad Maor will raise concerns that the surrogate may have been in the UK much earlier than previously realized – and that other doctors may have been exposed as well.
In an exclusive interview with The Guardian, Maor, a cardiologist at Sheba Medical Center near Tel Aviv, described how he returned to Israel On November 23 after the three-day meeting at ExCeL London, a large conference center in Newham, east London. He began experiencing symptoms within days, and tested positive for the virus on November 27.
The time from exposure to symptom onset (known as the incubation period) is thought to be 14 days, although symptoms usually appear within five days of exposure.
The 45-year-old, a father of three and associate professor of cardiology at Tel Aviv University, arrived in London on November 19 and stayed four nights in a hotel in Islington, north London. Mauer has so far shown mild symptoms of Covid-19, including fever, muscle aches and sore throat.
Delegates to the London Conference. Photo: c/o Elad Maor
Speaking to the Guardian from his home in Israel, where he is self-isolating, Mauer also said he may have infected a 69-year-old colleague after returning from London. The colleague has since tested positive for the Omicron variant.
While he cannot be sure how or when he contracted the infection, Mauer, who has received three doses of the Pfizer/BioNTech vaccine, is convinced this is happening in the UK. "I got Omicron in London, for sure," he said. "That's interesting because that was 10 days ago in London – really, really early."
The revelation will raise new questions about How early did the new format exist in the UK and Europe. Governments around the world are urgently scanning databases for recent cases of Covid, screening travelers and decoding the viral genomes of the new variant as they try to gauge its spread and where it originated.
The data indicates that it was in circulation before it was officially identified in South Africa last week and has since been detected in more than a dozen countries. It will take weeks to work out whether they are more contagious, deadly, or can evade vaccines.
Mauer said he had nothing but praise for the organizers of the PCR London Valves 2021 conference, who had requested proof of vaccination before being allowed into ExCeL London. However, photos of the meeting taken by Mauer and reviewed by the Guardian show that not everyone was wearing masks. 1,250 people attended the conference and 2,400 others watched online.
The doctor, who traveled to attend the conference in East London using the Tube and Docklands Light Rail every day, observed similar behavior on public transport. "Not many of the people on the tube were masked," he said. "I was really surprised by that."
He did the PCR test on November 20 – his second day in the UK – and again on November 21 – the first day of the medical conference – in accordance with UK and Israel travel rules. After attending the last day on November 23, fly from London via Heathrow at 9pm. Arriving in Tel Aviv in the early hours of November 24, he took a third PCR test – which also came back negative.
"The only reasonable explanation is that I contracted the infection on the last day of the meeting – maybe at the airport, maybe at the meeting," he said. "for this reason [third] PCR was early to detect infection. So it's either the second day of the meeting or the last day of the meeting because there's a gap between when you get infected, and when the PCR becomes positive."
After initially testing negative for Covid-19 upon his return to Israel, he returned to work at Sheba Medical Center before showing symptoms, and a fourth PCR test said he tested positive. Maor has since been told it is the third confirmed case of Omicron in Israel, and the first in a country that has no travel links to South Africa.
Mauer said he "feels strange" to be one of the first people in the world to be infected with the Omicron variant. "As a doctor I'm not used to being in the spotlight."
Although his wife accompanied him to London, neither she nor any of his children showed symptoms or tested positive for Covid-19. "That's reassuring, I think," he said. "I think the transmissibility of this [variant] Not very different or very different from what I know of Delta."
Maur urged people to get vaccinated and get a booster shot if they qualify. "I can't stress the importance of that enough," he said. "Things could have ended much worse for my family and friends – I'm sure my illness would have been worse had it not been for the vaccine."
The Europa Group, which is based in Toulouse and organized the PCR London Valves 2021 conference at ExCeL London, posted a message on the official conference website confirming that it had learned on November 30 that one of the delegates had tested positive for Covid after returning to their home country. .
Speaking from France, a spokesperson for the Europe Group said: "As you might imagine, the health, safety and well-being of everyone who visited PCR London Valves was our top priority.
"All protocols approved by the UK Government have been in place. Anyone entering the conference center must show a valid health permit and have been asked to wear a mask. Hydro-alcoholic gel and masks were readily available to all participants and disposal boxes were provided for used protective equipment."
Israel Close its borders to foreigners from all countries For 14 days on Saturday in an effort to contain the spread of Omicron, it reused anti-terror phone tracking technology to trace the contacts of a handful of potentially infected people. The United Kingdom has added 10 countries to its "red list" for travel.


Reality spawn Brielle Biermann had a tough breakup with Chicago White Sox pitcher Michael Kopech.
Now, the reality star is opening up about what led to the breakup, which happened about a year ago.
Turns out Kopech wanted to take a year-long break from their two-year relationship, which didn't go over well with Biermann at the time.
'I'm not gonna wait on you, dude. You clearly wanna go f*** around,' she confessed in an interview with TooFab.
She's in a much better head space now as a result.
It's a damn shame these two couldn't work things out.
Onward and upward for Kopech.
He dodged a serious bullet with that one.


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Thieving Russian troops looted 14,000 paintings in one of the biggest art heists of all time as they fled Kherson
THIEVING Russian troops looted 14,000 paintings in one of the biggest art heists of all time.
They broke into the Kherson Art Museum and loaded lorries with the priceless treasures before they fled the city this month.
War crimes investigators are working round the clock to catalogue upwards of 14,000 theftsCredit: Chris Eades
Putin's loyal cronies were hired to steal thousands of paintings from across Europe in one of the biggest art heists of all timeCredit: AP
Museum director Alina Dotsenko, 72, said: "When I saw the empty rooms I nearly lost my mind. I have shed so many tears.
"We had 14,000 pieces, one of the biggest collections of art in Ukraine.
"There were paintings from England, Spain, Holland, all over Europe. You can't put a price on what they have stolen. They are trying to steal our culture."
Alina, who worked at the museum since 1977, had hidden the art in underground vaults but traitors revealed the locations.
She added: "Armed men came to the museum and demanded to be let in.
"Three were from the police and three from the FSB intelligence service."
It took five days, from October 31 to November 4, for troops to fill lorries with stolen art and ship it to Simferopol, in Crimea, controlled by forces loyal to Vladimir Putin.
War crimes investigators are working round the clock to catalogue the thefts.
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Among the missing treasures is a 17th century portrait called Lady with Dog, by the Anglo-Dutch master Sir Peter Lely, chief painter to the court of King Charles II.
He was hailed as, "by far the most fashionable and influential painter of his time" by the National Portrait Gallery in London.
Troops also took statues of Russian generals from parks throughout the city.
Museum director Alina Dotsenko, 72, said: 'I have shed so many tears'Credit: Chris Eades
They stole the remains of Prince Grigory Potemkin from a crypt beneath St Catherine's Cathedral.
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Why should your EHR Vendor and their Hosting Facility have SOC 2?
It seems everyone understands that a SaaS Hosting Facility must be certified at the highest current federal standards. But no-one seems to question why their EHR vendor, who has access to the same patient ePHI, hasn't completed the same examinations.
The following information is provided to help explain why your EHR vendor should be examined by an independent third party, what SOC is, why Medicat chose the more rigorous Type 2 SOC 2 Examination on your behalf, and what that means to you.
The short version is that the Sarbanes Oxley Act (SOX) requires all publicly traded companies to establish internal controls and procedures for financial reporting to reduce the possibility of fraud. To properly conduct this financial statement examination, an audit must be performed for any organizations that affect the security or financials of the publicly traded organization. All such organizations should also be audited using SOC 1 (financial reporting) or SOC 2 (security reporting). The same holds true for privately held Hosting Facilities and their relationship with their clients (e.g., EHR vendors); both should pass audits at the highest Federal and Industry standards to ensure the security of your students' ePHI.
Service Organization Control (SOC) reports—created by the American Institute of Certified Public Accountants (AICPA)—are internal control reports on the offerings furnished by a service organization, which provide important information for users to appraise the risks involved with an outsourced service. These reports are essential for service providers to build trust with clients, as they are performed by an independent third party.
SOC 2 reports focus on service providers that host or store data, ensuring that they are following industry best practices and their operations are up to code. The SOC 2 report contains a description of the infrastructure, software, people, and procedures (the "system") that the company has in place to protect and safeguard data. A SOC 2 report contains descriptions of what components the company has and what it does to make sure it successfully delivers on the five Trust Service Principles.
Security – Information and systems are protected against unauthorized access, unauthorized disclosure of information, and damage to systems that could compromise the availability, integrity, confidentiality, and privacy of information or systems and affect the entity's ability to meet its objectives.
Availability – Information and systems are available for operation and use to meet the entity's objectives.
Processing integrity – System processing is complete, valid, accurate, timely, and authorized to meet the entity's objectives.
Confidentiality – Information designated as confidential is protected to meet the entity's objectives.
Privacy – Personal information is collected, used, retained, disclosed, and disposed to meet the entity's objectives.
Service organizations can choose which type of SOC 2 audit to undertake: Type 1 or Type 2.
Type 1 SOC 2 report – a layout of procedures and controls that the service provider has established as of a certain point in time.
Type 2 SOC 2 report – includes all the information in Type 1, but also supplies evidence as to how effective those procedures and controls were over a specified period. The audit period in a Type 2 report is typically no less than six months—enough time for a comprehensive evaluation.
Why is it important for your EHR vendor to have SOC 2?
Type 2 SOC 2 compliance is an outstanding standard for business owners and decision makers because it provides them with the peace of mind that the service provider they choose can deliver what it promises.
A company that has performed Type 2 SOC 2 Examination has therefore proven that its system is designed to keep its clients' sensitive data secure over time. When it comes to the cloud and related IT services, such performance and reliability is essential, and is being required more often by regulators, examiners, and auditors.
The TierPoint Hosting Facility where your students' ePHI is stored. TierPoint's Facilities in North Carolina's Research Triangle Park (RTP), and in Chicago, are both rated to the highest Federal and Industry Standards, including Type 2 SOC 2 Examination. Your student's ePHI could not be safer.
Medicat's significant investments in its own infrastructure and security framework to better protect our Clients' ePHI. To substantiate that investment, Medicat has gone through the same third-party audit process as the leading data centers in the country and has completed Type 2 SOC 2 Examination.
These rigorous requirements provide an important level of confidence and comfort when considering a move to the cloud. It is critical to insist on an EHR partner that has achieved a level of security that meets these standards.
That is why SOC 2 audits matter, and why Medicat has invested in the highest compliance possible; the Type 2 SOC 2 Examination. After all, the security of your patients' data depends on it!


I don't write much here anymore. Sure, I try to keep it filled with book reviews and if I'm honest, most of the time, I miss writing. Writing is a part of my soul, but it's been a part that I've had to put on the back burner while I dealt with other things. Then, something happened...and it opened my eyes just a little bit wider..
You see, I just returned from spending a week in Canada with one of the most amazing people that I know. I know that I've mentioned him here before. His name is Rob and we've been friends for something like seven years now. Sometimes it feels like I've known him a blink of an eye and others for a lifetime. He's just one of those people who came into my life and it was as if there was a perfect Rob shaped space that he slid right into. In all that's happened, there has been a comfort knowing that whatever happens, he's in my life for good. I can't imagine us not knowing each other.
Now, before I gush on too much and make y'all think that I'm in love with the man or that we've secretly snuck off to the Canadian version of Vegas (is there such a thing?), let me just say that he really is one of my best friends and if I take sneaky pictures of his backside, that's my business. *grins* Seriously though. Rob is amazing. For starters, he has lost an entire person over the course of the past year or so. I cannot begin to tell you how proud of him I am. He looks seriously amazing and I can tell just how much it's helped his health and has bled into so many other areas of his life. If that wasn't enough, he's also really taking control of his life and starting to live it for him and his children and nobody else. I've long said (and yes, said it to myself, as well) that you have to live for you before you can add in anyone else. Like me, he had that a bit reversed for a while. It's exciting to watch as he rediscovers aspects of himself.
Folks, that's just what I got to spend a week doing. I got to watch as he puttered around his new apartment, making it just how he wants it. He asked my opinion of where he had things stored and I couldn't help but smile as I told him that it was his place. It only had to work for him. I'd find things if I needed them. I got to listen as he talked about his struggles and yes, preened a bit over his accomplishments. It reminded me of how far I've come and how far I have yet to go. It inspired me. He inspired me.
not left things sitting in the van to be dealt with later.
stopped drinking most anything other than water.
hauled out more bags of trash than I'm going to admit to here.
gotten my new nightstands into place and organized them.
flipped my mattress and put clean bedding on it.
These are only small steps, but I was reminded that small steps add up to big changes. I was inspired in a couple of other ways too, but I'm keeping those to myself for now. They're going to take some guts on my part and if I can pull them off, I'd like them to be a surprise. Honestly, I'm more than a little scared to try but as we learned over the course of the week, fear keeps you frozen.
Rob, like so many brilliant people, isn't always the greatest with words. I can't say that he really vocally encouraged me, other than saying that he's learned that if he can do it, any one can do it. He never made it about my personal journey, just showed me his own. I was reminded this past week that actions really do speak louder than words and his actions nearly screamed c'mon, you can do this too.
This is a lovely and engaging post. The best part is when you wrote, "small steps add up to big changes." I will always remember that especially since I've been feeling like getting a bunch of little, inconsequential stuff done isn't worth it. Yes, you're right, it is!


I signed up for The Color Run shortly after Parker was born. I knew it would be good motivation to quickly get back on the treadmill and something fun to accomplish with one of my oldest and dearest friends, Amy.
Despite the long wait at the starting line and the large number of walkers, we had a great morning and enjoyed Chia Pods and KIND Bars, my favorite, at the finish line.
After The Color Run, KIND Snacks reached out and sent me a sampling of some of their newer products to try.
I really love the Strong & KIND Bars. The same great ingredients we are used to in the sweeter version are now offered in delicious savory (and spicy!) flavors. I definitely have more of a salty tooth so these bars are perfect for my taste buds.
The people over at KIND Snacks are certainly living up to their name...they are giving a lucky reader some yummy snacks to try also! Simply leave a KIND comment (see what I did there?) on this post including your most favorite KIND product by 11:59 PM EST on Monday, 21 July. And if you haven't done so already, do yourself a favor and follow @kindsnacks on Twitter and Instagram. Winner will be chosen randomly - only US mailing addresses, please.


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Bacchisa dapsilis är en skalbaggsart som först beskrevs av Newman 1842.  Bacchisa dapsilis ingår i släktet Bacchisa och familjen långhorningar.

Artens utbredningsområde är Filippinerna. Inga underarter finns listade.

Källor

Långhorningar
dapsilis

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Q: Continuous functional on $H^2$ Let $\mathbb{D}=\{z: |z|<1\}$ and $a\in \mathbb{D}$ is fixed. Suppose
$H^2=\{f(z)=\sum_{n=0}^{\infty}a_nz^n: \sum_{n=0}^{\infty}|a_n|^2<\infty\}$ and $\langle f,g\rangle_{H^2}=\sum_{n=0}^{\infty}a_n\overline{b_n}$. Define
$$\begin{array}{l} \varphi_a:H^2\to \mathbb{C}\\ \varphi_a(f):=f'(a) \quad (f\in H^2)\end{array}$$
(a) Show that $\varphi_a$ is a continuous functional on $H^2$.
(b) Find the function $\psi_a\in H^2$ such that
$$\varphi_a(f)=f'(a)=\langle f,\psi_a\rangle_{H^2}\quad (f\in H^2)$$

A: a)
\begin{align*}
|\varphi_{a}(f)|&\leq\sum_{n=1}^{\infty}n|a_{n}||a|^{n-1}\\
&\leq\left(\sum_{n=1}^{\infty}n^{2}|a|^{2(n-1)}\right)^{1/2}\left(\sum_{n=1}^{\infty}|a_{n}|^{2}\right)^{1/2}\\
&=\left(\sum_{n=1}^{\infty}n^{2}|a|^{2(n-1)}\right)^{1/2}\|f\|_{H}.
\end{align*}
b) Try $\psi_{a}(z)=\displaystyle\sum_{n=1}^{\infty}n\overline{a}^{n-1}z^{n}$.


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This is a sample blog app written in [Mantra](https://github.com/kadirahq/mantra) covering core features of it.

### Setting Up

* Clone this repo
* Do `npm install` to install dependencies
* Make sure you've installed Meteor locally

### Running The App

Simply start your app with `meteor -p 5005`.
Then you can access the app on <http://localhost:5005>

### Running Tests

In this app, every part of the client side is fully tested using the familiar tools like Mocha, Chai and Sinon.

Run tests with:

```
npm test
```

**See package.json for more information about testing setup.**

### Running Storybook

This app is setup for [React Storybook](https://github.com/kadirahq/react-storybook). Run following command to start the React Storybook:

```
npm run storybook
```

> **NOTE:** If this gives you missing module errors, React Storybook requires npm v3. Here's how to install npm3 and get it setup.
> ```js
> npm install -g npm@3.8.5
> rm -rf node_modules
> npm install
> npm run storybook
> ```

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Cephalomyidae — вимерла родина кавіоморфних гризунів з Південної Америки. Конкретні стосунки цеї з іншими родинами невизначені.. Скам'янілості родини були знайдені в формаціях Десеадан до Колуеуапіан Фрай Бентос, Десеадо, Серро Бандера та Сарм'єнто, а також у складі Колхуе Хуапі в Аргентині та групі Пука в Болівії.

Примітки

Джерела
 Ameghino, F. 1897. Mammiféres crétacés de l'Argentine (Deuxième contribution à la connaissance de la fauna mammalogique de couches à Pyrotherium) [Cretaceous mammals of Argentina (second contribution to the knowledge of the mammalian fauna of the Pyrotherium Beds)]. Boletin Instituto Geografico Argentino 18(4–9):406–521
 Kramarz, A. G. 2001. Revision of the family Cephalomyidae (Rodentia, Caviomorpha) and new cephalomyids from the early Miocene of Patagonia. Palaeovertebrata 30(1–2):51–88.
 McKenna, Malcolm C., and Bell, Susan K. 1997. Classification of Mammals Above the Species Level. Columbia University Press, New York, 631 pp.
 Vucetich, M.G., Verzi, D.H., and Hartenberger, J.-L. 2001. Review and analysis of the South American Hystricognathi (Mammalia, Rodentia). Comptes Rendus de l'Académie des Sciences, Série IIA 329(10):763–769.

Фауна олігоцену
Фауна міоцену
Родини ссавців


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Does India have dense jungles?
How many forests are dense in India?
Which state has no forest in India?
Which is the beautiful forest in India?
Which is the most dangerous forest in India?
Which place is known as Amazon of India?
Which forest is known as Amazon of India?
Explore some of the finest flora and fauna covered deep in the dense jungles Andaman, Assam, and the Western Ghats. Very rarely do you find not one but three lush-green, dense, and lively rain forests in India at some of the remotest locations.
State / UT
Very dense
Karnataka 191,791 4,502
Kerala 38,852 1,663
Madhya Pradesh 308,252 6,563
Maharashtra 307,713 8,736
States with lowest forest and tree cover India 2017
In 2017, Haryana had the lowest forest cover with respect to total geographical area in India at 6.79 percent. Trailing closely behind was the state of Punjab with 6.87 percent tree cover.
Kanha -The Most Beautiful Forest in India -WildTrails India App.
The Manas National Park in Assam is well known for its wildlife sanctuary which is one of the most amazing forest reserves in India. But along with that, it is also now known for the many terrorist activities that have taken place here. In the year 2011, 6 WWF officials were said to be kidnapped by Bodo militants.
Sundarban is popularly known as the Amazon of India.
IT IS INTERESTING: You asked: Is Mumbai a commercial capital of India?
Tundra forest is a biome where tree growth is hindered by low temperature and short growing season. Rain forests of North-East India are tropical forests with a natural reservoir of genetic diversity.
Frequent question: Why doesn't India have a good football team?
Does India have its own football team? The India national football team is the
Can I take my pet bird to India?
Unfortunately, birds cannot be imported to India at this time due to the threat
Is there any game based on India?
The Assassin's Creed franchise has explored various cultures from across the world. Fans were
Frequent question: How many warships Does Indian Navy have?
The Indian Navy's present force level comprises about 150 ships and submarines. How many
Question: What is being outsourced to India?
What is the best time to visit Delhi?
Which state is known as Ethiopia of India?
What is the gateway of South India?
Your question: What is pollution level in Bangalore?
Is it difficult to get a job in India?
Quick Answer: Can an individual sell on Amazon India?


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Republic of Slovenia
Statistical Office
In alphabetical order Statistical data Statistical indicators
Statistical data Statistical indicators
Surs Publications SI STAT STAGE Pop. pyramid of Slovenia Settlements and streets Health in the municipality
Municipality Ljubljana
The urban municipality is the business, cultural and administrative centre of a wider region. The municipality's centre is the city of Ljubljana, which is also the capital of the country.
Source: STO (http://www.slovenia.info, 28. 6. 2010), author J. Skok
Municipalities in region
BorovnicaBrezovicaDobrepoljeDobrova - Polhov GradecDol pri LjubljaniDomžaleGrosupljeHorjulIgIvančna GoricaKamnikKomendaLjubljanaLog - DragomerLogatecLukovicaMedvodeMengešMoravčeŠkofljicaŠmartno pri LitijiTrzinVelike LaščeVodiceVrhnika
Region Osrednjeslovenska
Administrative unit Ljubljana
Municipality Ljubljana, which is part of the Osrednjeslovenska statistical region, measures 275 km2; this ranks it 11th among Slovene municipalities.
Statistical data for 2012 reveal the following:
In the middle of 2012 about 280,300 people (about 134,750 men and 145,550 women) were living in the municipality, which ranks Ljubljana 1th among Slovene municipalities. The population density was 1,019 people per square kilometre, which was higher than the national average of 101 people per square kilometre.
The number of live births was higher than the number of deaths, which means that natural increase per 1,000 population in the municipality was positive. It was 2.9 (in Slovenia 1.3). The number of people who moved from the municipality was lower than the number of people who moved into the municipality, so net migration per 1,000 population in the municipality was positive. It was 5.6. The sum of natural increase and net migration per 1,000 population in the municipality was positive. It was 8.5 (in Slovenia 1.6).
The mean age of people in Ljubljana was 42.1 years, which was higher than the national average (42).
As in most Slovene municipalities, in Ljubljana the number of old people was higher than the number of young people: there were 128 people, aged 65 or more, per 100 people aged 0–14. This ratio shows that the value of the ageing index was higher than the national average of 118. It also shows that the mean age of people in Ljubljana is growing more rapidly than in Slovenia as a whole. Data by sex show that the ageing index for women was in all Slovene municipalities higher than the ageing index for men. In Ljubljana – as in most Slovene municipalities – more women were 65+ years old than 14 or less; for men the situation was exactly the opposite.
Ljubljana had 120 kindergartens. They were attended by 13,330 children or 83% of all children aged 1–5, which was more than the national average of 75%. In the school year 2012/2013 basic schools in Ljubljana were attended by about 20,540 pupils, while various upper secondary schools were attended by about 9,210 pupils. There were 50 students and 10 graduates per 1,000 people in the municipality; in Slovenia the averages were 47 per 1,000 and 10 per 1,000, respectively.
Among people aged 15–64 (i.e. working age population) about 57% were persons in employment (i.e. persons in paid employment or self-employed persons), which is the same as the national average.
The registered unemployment rate was 11.3%, which is less than the national average (12%). In contrast to most Slovene municipalities, more men than women were unemployed.
In Ljubljana, average monthly gross earnings per person employed by legal persons were about 17% higher than the annual average of monthly earnings for Slovenia; and net earnings about 14% higher.
In 2012, there were 445 dwellings per 1,000 population. About 50% of dwellings had at least three rooms. Average size of dwellings in the municipality was 69 m2.
Every other person in Ljubljana had a car (51 passenger cars per 100 population); cars in this municipality were on average 8 years old.
In 2012, 413 kg of municipal waste per person was collected in Ljubljana, which is 86 kg more than on average in Slovenia.
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Indicators for year 2012
Density of population (per km2) 1,019 101
Total increase (per 1,000 population) 9 2
Mean age of population (years) 42 42
Registered unemployment rate (%) 11 12
Average age of passenger cars (years) 8 9
Data for year 2012
Area km2 275 20,273
Population 280,278 2,056,262
Number of persons in paid employment 194,089 717,043
Average monthly net earnings per person in paid employment (EUR) 1,125 991
Turnover of enterprises (1,000 EUR) 34,567,647 90,739,422
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