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Sir Henry Langford, 3rd Baronet (circa 1655 – 1725) was an Anglo-Irish politician.

Langford was the younger son of Sir Hercules Langford, 1st Baronet and Mary Upton. He entered the Middle Temple in London in 1677 and was called to the bar there in 1682. He was High Sheriff of Meath in 1690. He was a Member of Parliament for St Johnstown, County Donegal in the Irish House of Commons between 1695 and 1699. He purchased an estate at Kingskerswell, Devon, in 1710 and was High Sheriff of Devon in 1716.

In 1716 he succeeded to his brother's baronetcy; the title became extinct upon Langford's death.

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This locally owned and operated franchise serves Greater Spokane, Spokane Valley, South Hill, Millwood, Veradale, Liberty Lake and the surrounding areas.
Spokane, WA (PRWEB) December 03, 2014 - Michael Begley knows a few things about managing the estates of loved ones when they downsize or pass away, including how overwhelmingly stressful it can be – he helped with the estates of both his parents and his grandmother. That's why, when he decided to open his own business, Caring Transitions was a natural fit.
Begley just opened Caring Transitions of Spokane. This local franchise serves Greater Spokane, Spokane Valley, South Hill, Millwood, Veradale, Liberty Lake and the surrounding areas.
Caring Transitions is America's largest resource specializing in managing senior relocations, downsizing and estate liquidations. In addition to the organizing, packing and move oversight, Caring Transitions can handle on-site and online estate sales, liquidations, and preparing homes for market. Whether your situation is planned or unexpected, Caring Transitions offers a streamlined support system to help facilitate a less stressful transition or clear out a home.
"I know what it's like to deal with trying to clear out a home and prepare it for sale when it's full of memories or, in some cases, packed to the gills after years of hoarding. It's a really long and stressful process that often comes at a huge emotional expense and, in some situations, can wreck families. Bringing in Caring Transitions can help you detach and handle these situations more efficiently and effectively," Begley said.
Before opening Caring Transitions of Spokane, Begley worked in technology for 15 years at several companies, including Microsoft, and most recently served as the Director of Technology for The Taylor Study Method. He specializes in making complex problems simple, project management and testing processes to increase efficiency. He's looking forward to bringing those skills to his Caring Transitions clients.
"Going through the home of someone you care about is always a sensitive and stressful situation, but it doesn't have to be. We are here for whatever the client needs. I'm not here to sell our suite of services to every client. I want people to know that we're here to provide the services they need and to offer outside resources – like mediation or estate planning – if needed. We create a tailored solution based on every situation so you only get what you need to help make your transition painless and stress-free," Begley said.
Although Caring Transitions was created to help seniors who are moving in with family or into a safer living situation as well as for families clearing out the home of a loved one who has passed, the services are also a great fit for busy adults who need help relocating or in situations like divorce. Begley also offers general home-clearing and organizing services.
Begley is a Certified Relocation and Transition Specialist, a designation bestowed by an independent organization that evaluates providers of senior relocation services. Caring Transitions of Spokane is bonded and insured.
Overall Begley wants his community to know that Caring Transitions is a trusted resource they can come to during some of the most challenging times in their lives.
"When we cleared out my grandmother's home, we found important estate documents in the freezer – because she knew someone would have to clean it out – and cans and jars of cash throughout the house. I want people to know that, when they hire Caring Transitions, if we come across things like that, they'll be returned to the family. You can entrust your home and the belongings of your loved ones to us," Begley said.
Founded in 2006, Caring Transitions is a trusted and highly respected national company leading the way in senior relocation, household liquidations and estate sale management in more than 150 locations across the United States. Caring Transitions is part of the International Franchise Association, the Small Business Association's Franchise Registry, VetFran and Minority Fran.
To learn more about how Caring Transitions of Spokane, call (509)381-1724, email MBegley@CaringTransitions.net or visit http://www.CaringTransitionsSpokane.com.
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Q: Object not set to the instance of an Object ERROR Excel 2013 Automation VB.NET Trying to create a small report program in VB.Net. It works in Excel 2003 and 2010, but throws an error in Excel 2013 when trying to create the second worksheet. The Procedure is listed below, I also point out the line where it errors. It doesn't even catch in the Try and Catch that I added it comes across as an "Unhandled Exception".
The target framework is 3.5
Have tried x86, x64, and Any CPU as the target CPU
I used the 2003 and 2010 .dlls as my reference.
Imports Microsoft.Office.Interop.Excel

Private Sub DRpts()
    Try
        Dim strFileDirName As String = ""
        Me.Cursor = Cursors.WaitCursor

        'Morning Report Sheet 1
        Dim MornRpt As String = "SELECT DateCreated, ReportClass, SUM(QtyOrdered),          SUM(ExtendedPrice) " & _
        "FROM tmp_DailyReport GROUP BY DateCreated, ReportClass"

        Dim oExcel As Object
        Dim oBook As Object
        Dim oSheet1 As Object
        Dim oSheet2 As Object

        oExcel = CreateObject("Excel.Application")
        oBook = oExcel.workbooks.add
        oSheet1 = oBook.Worksheets("Sheet1")

        oSheet1.Name = "Morning Report"

        'Load Headers
        oSheet1.Range("A1").Value = "Class"
        oSheet1.Range("B1").Value = "Units"
        oSheet1.Range("C1").Value = "Extended Price"

        'Formatting()
        oSheet1.Range("A1:C1").Font.Bold = True

        Dim CellLoc As String = ""
        Dim CellCntr As Integer = 2
        Dim SRptDate As String = Me.RptStart.Text
        Dim ERptDate As String = Me.RptEnd.Text

        Dim Reader1 As Odbc.OdbcDataReader
        Using connection As New Odbc.OdbcConnection("DSN=#########;")
            Dim Command As New Odbc.OdbcCommand(MornRpt, connection)
            Command.Connection.Open()
            Reader1 = Command.ExecuteReader
            While Reader1.Read()
                CellLoc = "A" & CellCntr
                oSheet1.Range(CellLoc).Value = Reader1.GetValue(1).ToString
                CellLoc = "B" & CellCntr
                oSheet1.Range(CellLoc).Value = Reader1.GetValue(2).ToString
                CellLoc = "C" & CellCntr
                oSheet1.Range(CellLoc).Value = Reader1.GetValue(3).ToString
                CellCntr = CellCntr + 1
            End While
        End Using

        Dim FormatRange As String = "C2:C" & CellCntr
        oSheet1.Range(FormatRange).NumberFormat = "#,##0.00"
        oSheet1.Columns.EntireColumn.AutoFit()
        oSheet1.Columns("A").HorizontalAlignment = Microsoft.Office.Interop.Excel.XlHAlign.xlHAlignLeft

        ------>   oSheet2 = oBook.Worksheets("Sheet2")   *** BAD INDEX ERROR OCCURS HERE *** <------------------
        ------>   ' Also tried this variation --> *** oSheet2 = oBook.Worksheets("Sheet2") ***  Neither Work

        oSheet2.Name = "Summary"
        Dim OverseasSales As String = "SELECT SUM(QtyOrdered) AS Units, SUM(ExtendedPrice) AS ExtPrice " & _
        "FROM dbo.tmp_DailyReport " & _
        "WHERE (CustomerNo BETWEEN '0' AND '9)' OR " & _
        "CustomerNo BETWEEN '0' AND '9' OR " & _
        "CustomerNo = '######')" & _
        "GROUP BY DateCreated "

        'Load(Headers)
        oSheet2.Range("A1").Value = "Report Class"
        oSheet2.Range("B1").Value = "Product"
        oSheet2.Range("C1").Value = "Units"
        oSheet2.Range("D1").Value = "ExtendedPrice"

This is the error that I receive.
System.NullReferenceException: Object reference not set to an instance of an object.
   at GoldenManagement.DailyReport.DRpts()
   at GoldenManagement.DailyReport.RunDailyRpt2_Click(Object sender, EventArgs e)
   at System.Windows.Forms.Control.OnClick(EventArgs e)
   at System.Windows.Forms.Button.OnMouseUp(MouseEventArgs mevent)
   at System.Windows.Forms.Control.WmMouseUp(Message& m, MouseButtons button, Int32 clicks)
   at System.Windows.Forms.Control.WndProc(Message& m)
   at System.Windows.Forms.ButtonBase.WndProc(Message& m)
   at System.Windows.Forms.Button.WndProc(Message& m)
   at System.Windows.Forms.Control.ControlNativeWindow.WndProc(Message& m)
   at System.Windows.Forms.NativeWindow.Callback(IntPtr hWnd, Int32 msg, IntPtr wparam, IntPtr lparam)

A: I forgot that i posted this. I Found the solution sometime ago.
Where the error was occurring I should have used;
oSheet2 = CType(Me.Application.Worksheets.Add(), Excel.Worksheet)
oSheet2.Name = "Sheet2"

The newer versions of office will default to one sheet in the book unless specified.

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Less snow in Tibet means more heat waves in Europe
By Beth Walker, 23 September 2015
The Third Pole, Nanjing, China
The Third Pole
Study links melting snow on the Tibetan Plateau to more frequent heat waves in Europe and north-east Asia – underlining the region's key role in the global weather system
A view across the drying landscape of the Himalayas with Mount Everest visible in the distance
Recent summer heat waves in Europe and northeast Asia have caused massive water shortages and a large number of deaths. But the mechanism behind these extreme weather events is not fully understood.
Scientists at China's Nanjing University of Information Science and Technology now say that decreasing snow cover in the Tibetan Plateau could be playing an important role.
Professor Wu Zhiwei and her team used monthly snow cover and air temperature data from the past fifty years to build a global circulation model.
Their findings show that reduced snow cover on the Tibetan Plateau triggers high pressure over southern Europe and northeast Asia, reducing cloud formation and pushing up temperatures. Warmer and drier conditions in turn further inhibit cloud formation, intensifying local heat waves, says their paper, published recently in Climate Dynamics.
With further snow loss projected in the future, "Tibetan Plateau snow cover may play an increasingly significant role in shaping the Eurasian heat waves in the next decades," the Chinese scientists conclude.
Summer snow cover on the Tibetan plateau has already decreased significantly over the past 50 years with rising level of global greenhouse gases. The region is warming at almost three times the global average.
Global climate connections
As climate models grow more sophisticated and complex, scientists have identified a set of long-distance atmospheric connections – or "teleconnections" – linking climate and weather in these parts of the globe.
These teleconnections also explain why rising sea temperatures in the Pacific Ocean affect summer rainfall in North America and why there are major global climate anomalies when an El Niño occurs.
Read also: El Niño does hit the monsoon, but some links missing
These findings are significant for southern Europe and north-east Asia, where heat waves have become more frequent and more severe over the past decades.
In 2003 Europe was caught off guard as sweltering temperatures brought the hottest summer since records began, leading to 70,000 deaths. In July-August 2010, another heatwave caused an estimated 56,000 deaths in western Russia.
In northern China heat waves have led to major drinking water shortages for over half a billion people.
Tibet – the weather maker
Scientists agree that as the largest and highest plateau in the world, Tibet plays a key role in the global climate system. But many of the details remain a mystery.
The authors of the paper acknowledge their findings contain a number of caveats – including the lack of high quality and long-term climate data for the Tibetan Plateau.
The plateau and the Hindu Kush Himalayas are together often called the third pole because they hold the world's largest stock of ice outside the poles. The plateau's remoteness, high altitude and harsh conditions mean that even basic weather stations are few. Satellite data only exists from the 1970s and is plagued by errors because of the lack of calibration from ground observations.
Earlier studies have shown how heavy snowfall over the Tibetan Plateau can both weaken and prolong the duration of the summer monsoon system in the region. Another study linked greater winter snow cover in Tibet with warmer winters in Canada.
The Nanjing study adds fresh insights: "The findings in this paper are very important for understanding the causes to the increased frequency of heat waves in Eurasia," agreed Wen Zhou from the Guy Carpenter Asia–Pacific Climate Impact Centre, City University of Hong Kong. She is leading a team to study the influence of high summer temperatures in southeast China on the Asian monsoons.
Plugging the gap
China is trying to fill this data gap. Last year, government institutions launched a US$49-million initiative to wire up the plateau with sensors in an unprecedented attempt to understand its influence on climate — especially the Asian monsoons. The Chinese effort could help to predict extreme weather — both in Asia and as far afield as North America — and give scientists a steer on how climate change affects these events.
The China Meteorological Administration and the National Natural Science Foundation of China has set up sensors on high towers and in the soil to monitor temperature and moisture and cloud formation, as well as deploying sensors mounted on weather balloons and unmanned aerial vehicles.
Adapting to climate change will cost a lot more than thought
Ramesh Bhushal, Earth Journalism Network
Vanuatu pilot project showcased at adaptation conference
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Trump hesitates over global climate deal
Aung San Suu Kyi's climate change crisis
How to steal an ivory stockpile
Conservation of ecosystems could cut global greenhouse gas emissions 35%
La conservación funciona para el panda, pero debe aumentar para salvarlo / Conservation works for the panda, but must increase to save it
Climate change poses grave threats to China's essential infrastructure

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Where Are They Now: The Clinton Impeachment
On the 10th anniversary of Bill Clinton's impeachment trial in the Senate, TIME catches up with the main figures in the scandal
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By TIME StaffFriday, Jan. 09, 2009
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Then: A former federal judge under Ronald Reagan, Kenneth Starr served as United States Solicitor General and was at one time a leading candidate to become a U.S. Supreme Court Justice. In 1994, Starr replaced Robert Fiske as the independent counsel tasked with investigating the Whitewater controversy, a scandal which eventually morphed into the Monica Lewinsky investigation. President Clinton's impeachment trial came to define Starr's time in the office.
Starr's case against Clinton is laid out in the 445 page report to Congress now known as the Starr Report, released in September, 1998. That report, which was released to the public and became a best seller led to an accusation that Clinton had lied under oath about his relationship with Lewinsky and ultimately to a House vote to impeach. That year, Starr shared TIME's Person of the Year cover with President Clinton.
Clinton was acquitted by the Senate in February 1999, and Starr resigned from the Office of the Independent Counsel that October. The office was later dissolved and replaced by the U.S. Justice Department Office of Special Counsel.
Now: After he left office, Starr placed his focus on law education and private practice, leaving Washington behind. He authored a best-selling 2002 book, First Among Equals: The Supreme Court in American Life, which sought to provide readers with an easy understanding of Supreme Court decisions.
In 2004, he became dean of Pepperdine University's Law School; he has also remained active in private practice, including several high-profile cases. In 2005 he did pro bono work representing Robin Lovitt, a Virginia man who was sentenced to death for a 1998 murder. More recently, he has worked on the defense of security contractor Blackwater International in lawsuits involving the deaths of civilian contractors in Iraq, and is currently acting as counsel for several religious groups who campaigned to enact Proposition 8, California's same-sex marriage ban.
Starr remains silent on the details of the Clinton impeachment, but reached by TIME while vacationing over the holidays in Florida, he acknowledged there were things that might have been done differently.
"All in all, it would have been better, more prudent for a different independent counsel to be appointed to investigate the Lewinsky phase of the investigation, but I think that is wishful thinking," Starr says, "It had to be investigated under the [independent counsel] statute. The statute required that if certain information came to the attention of the attorney general, then the matter had to be investigated and Attorney General [Janet] Reno did her duty and said the Lewinsky matter has to be investigated and the sitting independent counsel should be the one to do it."
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A colossal announcement has emerged today as Informa Exhibitions - organisers of the Monaco Yacht Show - revealed the acquisition of three major U.S. superyacht showcases; the Fort Lauderdale Boat Show, Yachts Miami Beach and the Palm Beach Boat Show.
After a $133 million investment, Informa's Global Exhibitions division is extending its reach into America after purchasing Yachting Promotions Inc. (YPI); ultimately bringing three of the largest yacht displays in Florida under their banner from organisers Active Interest Media.
Charlie McCurdy, CEO of Informa Global Exhibitions Division, said, "With this acquisition Informa Exhibitions becomes the world's leading yacht show organizer.
With a global portfolio - that now reaches across the Monaco Yacht Show, Fort Lauderdale Boat Show, Yachts Miami Beach, Palm Beach Boat Show, St Petersburg Power and Sailboat Show and Suncoast Boat Show in Sarasota - Informa Exhibitions is cementing their position as market leader in high-calibre superyacht showcases across the globe.
McCurdy added, "With the addition of these Florida shows, and following the addition of Penton's exhibitions portfolio in 2016, Informa Exhibitions is now Informa PLC's largest division by revenue and profit."
We look forward to bringing you more on the new exhibition tour de force as and when it emerges, leading up to our return and comprehensive coverage of each show later this year.
With this acquisition Informa Exhibitions becomes the world's leading yacht show organizer ... further strengthening our relationship with leading yacht brokers and builders.


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By Donna Luallen
Tulare Couple Gets Hooked On Gourd Art
Last updated 4/7/2014 at 8:14pm | View PDF
Donna Luallen
Rosemary Catron has a special table where she paints her gourds. She has been in the hobby of gourd art for five years.
Five years ago, Rosemary Catron opened the morning paper and saw a photo of a woman holding a gourd.
The featured article described things that could be done with gourds and Catron said to her husband, Rodger, "Let's go check this out."
The Catrons attended a meeting of the budding group, the Central Valley Gourders, an organization founded by Cecile Garrison, the woman in the photo, and several others to promote growing and designing with gourds. It was and remains an organization where there are no by-laws, no dues and no rules.
Soon the Catrons were accumulating tools, paints and embellishments for their own gourd designs. Rodger Catron planted his first gourd seeds in 2009 and the first finished gourd art appeared in their home in 2010. Now, at their Tulare home, they have a barn dedicated to drying and storing big, round gourds, long, skinny gourds and even tiny gourds, waiting to be a part of the next creative wave to flow through their household.
Rosemary Catron has always been involved in arts, dabbling in needle arts, calligraphy and making paper. She enjoys a weekly line-dancing class and gardening, as well as studying rocks and astronomy. When she looked at the gourds on the Garrison farm, her creativity was inspired with images of abstract, traditional and ethnic motifs.
"I love the feel, touch and smell of what can be done with gourds," she said.
She and her husband threw themselves into learning about growing, drying and the array of methods and materials used in completing a gourd-inspired work of art. She has taken a number of classes, locally and at gourd festivals around the West, to gain insights into the use of dyes and paints, carving and pyrography. She envisions her own designs, often incorporating an Asian influence.
When the Catrons considered building a studio where they could work on gourds and display finished pieces, Rosemary knew she wanted a storage room, a burn room and a painting room, as well as a larger workroom where her grandnieces could come to do projects. She likes to stand when she is carving or designing, so one of her worktables is tall and long, providing ample room to lay out project elements. The studio even has plumbing, so there is no need to leave the studio for a cup of coffee or other necessities.
Rodger Catron placed a 50-gal plastic drum outside with a locking lid, which can be filled with water. Here the dried gourds are submerged to loosen the cutaneous coating of the gourd and any mold that developed during the months of drying. After soaking a day or two, each gourd is scrubbed with a copper or steel scouring pad, leaving a smooth outer surface hard enough to carve with dremel-like tools or to accept wood burning. They work outdoors when cleaning gourds or doing those tasks that create dust, such as sawing or sanding. Working with gourds requires some attention to eye safety and protection from the gourd dust or burn fumes, Catron says, which can set off respiratory issues.
Rosemary Catron is most drawn to using pyrography in her art. She is fascinated and even comforted, she said, by the ancient technique of applying heat to a surface to create an image. She has several burners and considers each important for their own qualities. She will never give up her old boy scout-style burning tool even though it is slower and limited compared to the more sophisticated burners with their multiple razor, spoon and micro tips, she said. She recently ordered an extra fine chisel pen for doing Chinese figures.
Catron is a woman with many interests.
Some of Rosemary Catron's finished gourd art. Catron likes to work within an Asian cultural theme.
"There is absolutely no excuse to sit and stare at a TV," she said.
She has tried telling herself she will practice burning or carving an hour a day, but admits it does not happen. Her time constraints are influenced by her creative whim, but this year she is determined to put her attention to two things she really enjoys, line dancing and gourds. She is dedicating at least two hours a day, three days a week to "gourding."
Next year, she may go on to sculpting, watercolor or some other form of art in her master plan but will never give up her gourds.
Donna Luallen is a freelance writer living in Visalia with her
husband, Wayne. She is a master gardener who enjoys the outdoors including fly-fishing and also designs her own gourd art in her spare time.
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Gourd Society Conference in Visalia April 25
Every two years the California Gourd Society holds a conference in Visalia, cosponsored with the Tulare-Sequoia Gourd Patch. Classes are offered in a variety of basketry and gourd techniques. This is an opportunity to see some of the best gourd art in the Western states.
The event is held at the Elks Lodge and is open to the public. The opening reception is Friday, April 25th at Arts Visalia, 214 E Oak Ave. The rest of the event, including classes on Saturday, April 26th and Sunday, April 27th, will be held at the Elk's Lodge, 100 W Main St. Visalia. More information can be found at the California Gourd Society website, http://www.californiagourdsociety.com.


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Home Crime and Courts Bail refused for burglary suspect
Bail refused for burglary suspect
Defendant asks to be considered for Drug Court
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Marty Dean Whittaker, 46, appeared in Summary Court on Monday afternoon charged with two residential burglaries that occurred earlier this month.
Crown counsel Darlene Oko objected to bail, noting that one of the burglaries occurred at night while the occupants of the home were present.
She explained that the victims had retired to bed in their Hirst Road home around 10 p.m. on April 2. They had locked the doors and secured the windows, except for one left open for ventilation. Around 3 a.m., they were awakened by a noise in their living room and the woman went to check.
She saw a man inside the home; he grabbed a handbag and ran out the door.
A police report of the matter said that the handbag contained cash, but no amount was mentioned in court.
The second incident occurred during the day on April 5, when a maid was cleaning villas on Bodden Town Road. She had left her cellphone in one villa while she was in another. When she went back to get it, she saw a man coming out of the unit with something in his shirt pocket. She was able to snatch it out of his pocket before he ran from the scene.
Arrested on April 6, Mr. Whittaker admitted consuming cocaine.
Defense attorney John Furniss asked for bail. He explained that Mr. Whittaker had borrowed his father's boat and then pawned it. He now had a job lined up that would earn enough money to get the boat back and return it to his father.
The defendant was willing to wear an electronic monitor and report to police once or even twice daily, Mr. Furniss emphasized. He was also requesting that the charges be brought back on Thursday at 2 p.m. so that Mr. Whittaker could apply to the Drug Rehabilitation Court.
Magistrate Adam Roberts refused bail, but set the matter for Thursday as requested.
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On Friday's Facebook Live, I shared a quick and easy monochromatic card using this gorgeous Accented Blooms stamp set. Today I thought I'd step it up and share another monochromatic card that's just a bit more involved.
View Friday's Accented Blooms cards and watch the Facebook Live replay here.
For today's card I chose two different shades of green for my monochromatic card - soft seafoam (oh how I love this color) and mossy meadow. The floral image is stamped with VersaMark ink onto soft seafoam cardstock, sprinkled with gold embossing powder and then heat set.
Tip #1: It is such a fine, detailed image, the key is a well inked pad and light pressure.
Tip #2: rubbing the cardstock with an embossing buddy will remove any static in the cardstock and reduce the excess powder that remains behind where it shouldn't. Use a fine tipped paint brush to brush off any unwanted embossing powder that remains.
Tip #3: for solid stamped images like the 'thank you' on this card, a well inked (but not over inked) pad yields the best results. I've also found that if you hold the stamp to the cardstock for 3 or 4 seconds the ink seems to soak into the cardstock and creates a beautifully inked image. This might be all in my head lol but I've noticed a difference and have started doing this with all my stamped images.
Tip #4: to conserve your ribbon, tie your bows while the ribbon is still on the roll, then trim as needed. This will help prevent cutting it too long or too short.


Herantis Pharma Plc ("Herantis") has initiated patient recruitment in the first-in-human clinical study of the company's investigational product CDNF for the treatment of Parkinson's disease. The first study site, Karolinska University Hospital in Stockholm, Sweden, has already consented the first patient in the study.
"It is highly rewarding to reach this milestone after years of determined effort by our team, and more than a decade of research by professor Mart Saarma's group at the University of Helsinki", praises Sigrid Booms, Herantis' Director, Clinical Development.
"Anyone could develop Parkinson's disease, which causes suffering in millions of patients and is an immensely expensive chronic disease for societies. New hope of slowing or even stopping disease progression is highly welcome", adds Pekka Simula, Herantis' CEO. "We are very proud to now have two clinical studies ongoing with our innovative assets in regenerative medicine, based on globally leading science and aiming at breakthrough in unmet clinical needs: In Parkinson's disease, and in Secondary lymphedema."
Two further study sites, Helsinki University Hospital in Finland and Lund University Hospital in Sweden, are planned to initiate patient recruitment as soon as the required safety data cumulate from the first study site. This is estimated to take place in the first quarter of 2018. Further information on the clinical study is available on the project's web site at https://treater.eu/.
The clinical study intends to recruit in total 18 patients with Parkinson's disease. A subset of the patients will be administered a placebo infusion instead of CDNF. This study setup supports a more objective initial assessment of the safety and effects of CDNF. The participating patients will also be offered the possibility to participate in an extension study in which all patients will receive CDNF, subject to regulatory approvals of the extension study.
Parkinson's disease (PD) is a slowly progressing, incurable neurodegenerative disease caused by the death of dopaminergic neurons in the midbrain. Common first motor symptoms of the disease include tremors, rigidity and slowness of movement. While the motor symptoms can be treated with medication the disease progression cannot be prevented, and the benefits of medication may be lost with disease progression or side effects can become unmanageable. In addition, PD may cause non-motor symptoms such as sleep problems, depression, and anxiety, which are not alleviated by current Parkinson's drugs. It is estimated that 7 million people worldwide suffer from Parkinson's disease.
CDNF is a novel drug candidate for the treatment of neurodegenerative diseases. Naturally present in the human blood circulation and cerebrospinal fluid, CDNF is a protein with neuroprotective and neurorestorative properties, patented worldwide by Herantis. Encouraged by strong preclinical proof-of-concept Herantis has launched a first-in-human, randomized Phase 1-2 clinical study with CDNF for the treatment of Parkinson's disease. The clinical study has received funding from the European Union's research and innovation program Horizon 2020 under grant agreement number 732386.
CDNF administration has been safe in preclinical studies including chronic toxicology studies; CDNF has protected and regenerated midbrain dopamine-generating cells suggesting potential for disease modification of PD. It has also shown efficacy in non-motor symptoms of PD. In an ALS disease model CDNF has significantly increased survival and reduced symptoms. This suggests the potential to address unmet clinical needs in both PD and ALS. CDNF drug development is based on research at the University of Helsinki, lead by professor Mart Saarma.


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Romney, Obama blitz Colorado with ads and visits
by Nancy Watzman
DENVER — When GOP nominee Mitt Romney and President Barack Obama arrive in this battleground state for campaign rallies over the next 24 hours, they'll be accompanied by a barrage of television ads on programs ranging from news broadcasts to The View to Jimmy Kimmel to General Hospital.
Colorado's nine electoral votes are coveted by both campaigns and both are making personal appeals. Romney and his vice presidential running mate, Paul Ryan, will appear Tuesday evening to greet crowds at Red Rocks, a local outdoor ampitheatre that's usually the site of musical acts like Neil Young and Counting Crows. Obama will be appearing for a noon rally Wednesday at Denver's City Park, not far from downtown.
The warm up act has been relentless: American Crossroads, a super PAC that backs Republican candidates, has made a new purchase of $167,675 for 102 spots to starting that morning and running through the week of the election, according to Sunlight's Political Ad Sleuth, which captures advertisements from major broadasters reported to the Federal Communications Commission (FCC). The same day, October 19, Restore Our Future, the super PAC supporting Romney, put in an order for $166,500 worth of ads–not clear how many– to run throughout the month of October.
Meanwhile, also on October 19, and then on October 22, Priorities USA and the Obama campaign recorded $171,515 for 106 ad spots, all to run during local news broadcasts this week.
In the two weeks leading up to October 18, the Romney campaign and super PACs that back him had been increasing buys in Colorado, where Obama and groups that support him had been doing the lion's share of advertising and still enjoy an advantage. According to analysis by the CU News Corp, a class of journalism students at University of Colorado contributing to Political Ad Sleuth and local I-News Network, the Romney campaign spent $1.8 million and American Crossroads $1.5 million over the two weeks leading to October 18. The Obama campaign, meanwhile, spent $1.2 million over the same time period, which overall saw $7.7 million in new ad spending, bringing the total to $32.3 million on 30,000 spots.
Last month the students had reported that disclosed political advertising had reached almost $20 million, with the Obama campaign leading the pack. Despite the recent spending surge by Romney and supportive groups, the Obama campaign still appears on top, with $8.55 million spent on 9,652 spots; the total rises to $10.5 million on 11,445 spots when advertising by Priorities USA is included. In contrast, the Romney campaign, American Crossroads, and Restore our Future combined have spent $7.8 million on 6,044 spots.
Of course these data have limitations. The FCC data do not include ad buys in certain other parts of Colorado, including Colorado Springs Pueblo to the south and Grand Junction-Montrose in the western part of the state. (Sunlight is looking for volunteers to help us expand our Political Ad Sleuth database and we're holding a hands-on session online Thursday.) And not all spending is on broadcast ads. For example, the nonprofit group Compass Colorado, a 501(c)4, has posted billboards critical of Obama, which are not required to be reported. Presently the group is linking Obama to Democrat Rep. Ed Perlmutter, who is facing a challenge by conservative Ed Coors of the brewing family. That race has attracted $1.4 million in reported outside spending, according to Sunlight's Follow the Unlimited Money tracker.
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The Learned Silk, Paul Usoro, SAN, is currently in Abuja addressing young lawyers at a Seminar, speaking on the topic "Young Lawyers: Career Opportunities and Prospects in the Legal Profession". The event which is holding at the Radio House Auditorium Abuja, is in collaboration with the NYSC Legal Aid Group in Abuja.
While addressing the young Lawyers; Paul Usoro states "it is not only about your credentials or knowledge but also your personality, attitude, integrity". The Learned Silk seeks to impact relatable knowledge to Young Lawyers with a passion for the rule of Law in Nigeria.


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By Mark Purdy
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As America slept, Brandi Chastain screamed.
``Are you kidding?'' she yelled at the television set. ``Are you kidding?''
Oddly enough, that's also the new national motto of Portugal, as of Wednesday.
Yeah, baby. We're Americans, and we rule the futbol planet. For one night, anyway. Or rather, for one morning. The United States' soccer victory over heavily touted Portugal in the World Cup was historic -- perhaps the country's biggest win ever. So it was pretty cool to watch the whole thing unfurl in the wee hours with somebody who knew exactly how historic it was.
Or, if you would allow me to quote Chastain at 2:38 a.m., after she watched the U.S. score its final goal in a stunning 3-2 victory:
``YEEEEEAAAAAAAAAAAAH! World class! World class! World class!''
In other words, she was quite pleased.
These are wonderful times for the soccer mammals of America. Normally, I wouldn't be classified as one. Normally, you'd never get me out of bed at 2 a.m. to watch 11 men in shorts kick a ball across a South Korean lawn for two hours. But if you have a chance to watch the United States' first World Cup game of 2002 with the Bay Area's first family of soccer . . . well, you definitely take it.
That first family is, of course, Chastain and her husband, Jerry Smith. Three years ago, she made the penalty kick that won the Women's World Cup. Then she helped start up the Women's United Soccer Association. Smith coaches the Santa Clara University women's team, which won the NCAA championship six months ago, and the national under-21 women's team.
Several weeks ago, I asked Chastain and Smith if they would be staying awake to watch the game Wednesday. Are you kidding? Of course they would. Then I asked if they would mind me coming over to their house as they watched.
Amazingly, they agreed, without hesitation. Chastain and Smith aren't just soccer mammals, they are the SWAT team sales force of their sport. They will do anything to help promote their game. They are also very nice people who baked a cake and decorated it with strawberries and blueberries to make an American flag when they knew I was going to stop by their San Jose house at such an ungodly hour.
``And,'' Smith said, ``you've also got to put on this stuff.''
He threw me a blue USA Soccer T-shirt and a pair of red USA Soccer shorts. He was donning the same outfit. Chastain wore her U.S. national-team jersey. They were watching in their combination kitchen/den with three of Chastain's CyberRays teammates, who also were decked out in red, white and blue. I still hesitated.
``You sure it's not an ethical violation for me to wear this?'' I asked.
``Put it on,'' Smith said firmly.
I pulled the shirt over my head and was in the process of explaining why the shorts would not be a good idea when . . . huh? The Americans scored their first goal.
``What a start!'' Smith said.
What a stunner. Portugal came into the tournament ranked fifth in the world; the Americans a 300-1 oddsmakers' choice to win the Cup. But now our plucky lads were leading a team that was supposed to rout them.
``Who can I call right now?'' wondered Chastain, who refused to sit down. She paced behind the kitchen counter. ``If people miss this, they're going to be so sad.''
At times like these, you really understand how much the South Bay is at the epicenter of American soccer. Two of the 11 starters Wednesday were members of the Earthquakes: Landon Donovan and Jeff Agoos.
``Landon can score a goal in this game,'' said Chastain, who then flatly declared: ``I think Landon will score a goal in this game.''
A few minutes later, Donovan found himself to the right of the goal and booted a cross toward the the goalmouth. But the ball hit a Portugal defender in the head and deflected into the net. United States 2, Portugal 0.
Chastain practically ran a lap around the kitchen island.
``I have the chills,'' she said. ``I really have chills.''
Seven minutes later, Brian McBride put his head on a cross and made it 3-0. Now, Smith was up out of his seat, too.
``The first two USA goals,'' Smith said, ``you could say were mistakes by Portugal. But that was just a great, great goal.''
Unfortunately, Portugal answered quickly with a scrambling goal six minutes before halftime. We broke out the cake. By then, it was around 3 a.m. At the intermission, Santa Clara player Aly Wagner and her dad suddenly showed up -- frontrunners! -- because they were getting too excited to watch the game at home by themselves.
Nobody believed victory was in the bag. The second half, as predicted, was all about the U.S. defense. Chastain finally pulled up an ottoman and sat down, as she watched a closeup of a frustrated Portugal forward. With 15 minutes left, U.S. Coach Bruce Arena pulled Donovan from the lineup and sent in Joe-Max Moore.
``No!'' erupted Chastain and CyberRays teammate LaKeysia Beene.
``He's taking off youth and adding experience,'' Smith explained. ``The last 15 minutes of a game like this one is not about playing soccer. It's about making good decisions. This is Max Moore's third World Cup.''
``Yeah, you're a coach,'' Chastain said. ``Landon is cuter.''
``Landon is cuter,'' Smith said. ``But Joe is more experienced. That's what you want. He's also better in the air'' jumping for contested balls ``than Landon.''
Maybe so. But Portugal kept pressing until . . . oh, no! Agoos accidentally volleyed the ball into the Americans' net. United States 3, Portugal 2 with 19 minutes left.
``No way!' Smith shouted.
``Oh, my God!'' Chastain screamed.
``Come on, boys,'' Wagner said.
``Come on, hang on,'' Smith said.
Which they did. At the final whistle, more high fives. Many more.
``I feel like going out and playing,'' Wagner said.
``Me, too,'' Chastain replied.
At 4 in the morning? Yes, at 4 in the morning. Who knows? They may have gone out and kicked around the ball. I said my thank yous and goodbyes, then headed out the door all pumped up and saw . . . a totally quiet, dark, neighborhood that didn't even realize that the United States had become the earth's newest and greatest soccer power. Or, at least, a World Cup sleeper.
Somehow, that seems appropriate.
June 18, 2002 Kraus Goes to San Diego in a Trade with Atlanta
June 14, 2002 Women's Soccer Hires Mike Smith as First Assistant
June 11, 2002 Watching With Bay Area Soccer's First Family
June 10, 2002 Smith, Cathcart Throw Out First Pitch at Oakland As Game
June 10, 2002 Slaton Named WCC Scholar-Athlete of the Year
June 5, 2002 Women's Soccer to be Honored at Oakland As Game
June 4, 2002 Up Close & Personal with Women's Soccer Graduate
May 24, 2002 Broncos Dominate Pro League
May 24, 2002 Perfect Compliments
May 22, 2002 Women's Soccer Ranked Sixth Nationally in 2001 Attendance
May 21, 2002 Ballweg's Desert Island Discs
May 16, 2002 Women's Soccer Hires Hussey as Second Assistant
May 13, 2002 Osborne's Adventures in Tobago
April 29, 2002 Women's Soccer Team Shares in Women's Soccer Celebration
April 26, 2002 Jerry Smith Receives New Five Year Contract
April 23, 2002 Ballweg, Osborne Named to U.S. U19 National Team
April 18, 2002 Women's Soccer to Be Honored at CyberRays/US Soccer Doubleheader
April 10, 2002 Six Broncos Named to U.S. National Team Roster
April 9, 2002 Ballweg, Osborne to Compete with U.S. Soccer
March 13, 2002 Wagner goes to the Oscars
March 12, 2002 Women's Soccer Meets President Bush
March 9, 2002 Women's Soccer Prepares for White House Visit
March 4, 2002 Wagner Earns Two Assists at Algarve Cup
February 20, 2002 National Champions to Visit White House
February 19, 2002 We Are the Champions
February 15, 2002 Wagner Named CollegeSoccer.com Player of the Year
February 15, 2002 Women's Soccer Celebrates Season at Annual Banquet
February 12, 2002 Five Broncos Named to U.S. National Team Roster
February 11, 2002 Slaton Thrilled to be Taken by Carolina Courage
February 11, 2002 Courage Takes Danielle Slaton with WUSA's First Overall Draft Pick
February 10, 2002 CyberRays Coach Sees Danielle Slaton as Best College Player
February 10, 2002 Wagner Named Athlete of the Year by Bay Area Sports Hall of Fame
February 8, 2002 Bronco Women's Soccer Signs Three To Letters of Intent
February 5, 2002 Women's Soccer Honored by Santa Clara City Council
January 27, 2002 What Number Are You?
January 24, 2002 Bronco Women's Soccer Banquet Scheduled
January 23, 2002 Ballweg, Osborne named to Soccer America all-Freshman Team
January 23, 2002 Women's Soccer National Champs Honored by San Jose City Council
January 23, 2002 Manning Named Utah Head Women's Soccer Coach
January 22, 2002 Thick and Thin
January 22, 2002 Smith Named NSCAA Coach of the Year
January 22, 2002 Slaton Named NSCAA Scholar-Athlete of the Year
January 20, 2002 Postcard from Guangzhou, China
January 16, 2002 Four Broncos Named to U.S. National Women's Soccer Team
January 14, 2002 Wagner Awarded Soccer Buzz National Player of the Year
January 12, 2002 Postcard from Charleston, S.C.
January 12, 2002 Wagner Scores for U.S. National Team
January 11, 2002 Four Women's Soccer Players to Compete in International Match
January 9, 2002 Five Women's Soccer Players may Compete in International Match
January 8, 2002 'Crisis'
January 8, 2002 Women's Soccer Earns Awards from Soccer America, Soccer Buzz
December 18, 2001 A Shocking Look For Jerry Smith
December 18, 2001 Broncos Name Seven to WCC All-Academic Teams
December 17, 2001 Wagner Wins Honda Award for Soccer
December 14, 2001 Four Broncos Named to U.S. National Team Camp
December 12, 2001 Wagner Named one of Four Finalists for Honda Award
December 10, 2001 A Superstitious Bunch
December 10, 2001 Relive the Championship Excitement!
December 9, 2001 Santa Clara's Zepeda may go without cleats in championship
December 9, 2001 Broncos Win 2001 Women's College Cup!
December 9, 2001 Broncos ready to grind it out
December 9, 2001 2001 Women's College Cup Championship
December 9, 2001 2001 Women's College Cup
December 9, 2001 Santa Clara, Carolina play survivor in NCAA final
December 9, 2001 2001 Women's College Cup Semi Final
December 7, 2001 Women's Soccer Defeats Florida 3-2 in Overtime
December 6, 2001 Women's Soccer Places Three on NSCAA/adidas All-America Teams
December 6, 2001 Thursday Press Conference Quotes
December 6, 2001 2001 NCAA Women's Soccer College Cup
December 5, 2001 Women's Soccer to Play in Front of National Audience
December 4, 2001 Six Women's Soccer Members Named to NSCAA All-West Team
December 3, 2001 Women's Soccer to Face Florida at College Cup
December 3, 2001 Wagner Named one of Four Finalists for 2001 Hermann Trophy
December 1, 2001 Women's Soccer Headed for Dallas and the 2001 College Cup
December 1, 2001 Post-Match Quotes
November 30, 2001 Q&A with Leslie Osborne
November 29, 2001 Women's Soccer Hosts Virginia for NCAA Quarterfinal
November 24, 2001 Women's Soccer Defeats Dartmouth 2-0
November 24, 2001 NCAA Women's Soccer -- Post Match Quotes
November 21, 2001 Women's Soccer Hosts Dartmouth for NCAA Third Round
November 19, 2001 Women's Soccer Standouts Listed as Awards Finalists
November 19, 2001 Women's Soccer Tickets On Sale
November 18, 2001 Women's Soccer Tops Syracuse 4-1 in NCAA Second Round
November 18, 2001 Post Match Quotes
November 16, 2001 Bowen bounds forward
November 16, 2001 Women's Soccer Tops Evansville 3-0 in NCAA First Round
November 16, 2001 Post Game Quotes
November 15, 2001 Don't Leave Home without It
November 15, 2001 Listen to the Women's Soccer NCAA Match Live Online!
November 15, 2001 2001 WCC Women's Soccer Stats
November 14, 2001 Women's Soccer to Visit Illinois for NCAA First Round
November 14, 2001 Women's Soccer Names Nine To All-WCC Teams
November 12, 2001 Women's Soccer to Face Evansville in NCAA First Round
November 10, 2001 Osborne Scores Two as Women's Soccer Wins Regular Season Finale
November 10, 2001 Women's Soccer Looks Toward NCAA Selection Show
November 8, 2001 Women's Soccer Honors Five Seniors in Regular Season Finale
November 4, 2001 Women's Soccer Wins WCC Title
November 2, 2001 Women's Soccer Wins Share of WCC Title with 2-1 Victory over Portland
November 2, 2001 Wagner Named WCC Women's Soccer Player of the Month
November 2, 2001 Quotes from SCU Head Coach Jerry Smith
November 1, 2001 WCC Women's Soccer Scores Five In Top 25
October 30, 2001 Women's Soccer WCC Title Could Be Decided this Weekend
October 29, 2001 Slaton, Wagner Named Finalists for MAC Player of Year Award
October 28, 2001 Pepperdine Ends No. 2 Women's Soccer 10-Match Win Streak in Overtime
October 26, 2001 Women's Soccer Shuts Out Fifth Straight Opponent
October 24, 2001 Women's Soccer Ranked Second Nationally
October 23, 2001 Wagner Earns Third WCC Women's Soccer Player of the Week Honor
October 21, 2001 Women's Soccer Tops Saint Mary's 1-0
October 19, 2001 Y-Not
October 18, 2001 Women's Soccer Hands UCLA Its First Loss of the Season 3-0
October 18, 2001 Post Match Quotes
October 17, 2001 No. 3 Women's Soccer Hosts No. 2 UCLA on Thursday
October 16, 2001 Osborne Named WCC Women's Soccer Player of the Week
October 14, 2001 Women's Soccer Shuts Out Gonzaga 10-0
October 12, 2001 Bronco Women's Soccer Wins Season Opener Over San Francisco
October 11, 2001 Santa Clara Soccer Teams Open WCC Play on Friday
October 11, 2001 Up Close & Personal with Lana Bowen
October 10, 2001 No. 4 Women's Soccer Opens WCC Play on Friday
October 9, 2001 Women's Soccer Tops Fresno State 6-1
October 5, 2001 Women's Soccer Tops Undefeated Stanford 2-1 in Overtime
October 4, 2001 No. 5 Women's Soccer Visits Undefeated Stanford on Friday
October 3, 2001 Wagner Named WCC Women's Soccer Player of the Month
October 2, 2001 Wagner Named WCC Women's Soccer Player of the Week
September 30, 2001 Women's Soccer Wins adidas Classic
September 30, 2001 Santa Clara adidas Classic
September 28, 2001 Women's Soccer Tops SMU 5-2 in adidas Classic
September 28, 2001 Post Match Quotes
September 26, 2001 Ballweg, Osborne a 'Total Package' for the Broncos
September 26, 2001 No. 6 Women's Soccer Hosts adidas Classic
September 21, 2001 Osborne, Bowen Give Women's Soccer 3-1 victory over Dayton
September 19, 2001 Women's Soccer Adds Match against Fresno State
September 18, 2001 Women's Soccer Match against Dartmouth Cancelled
September 18, 2001 Broncos' Show Must Go On
September 18, 2001 No. 3 Women's Soccer Faces Dayton at Stanford Tournament
September 17, 2001 SCU Women's Soccer Falls to California 2-1
September 17, 2001 Women's Soccer Returns to Action Tonight Against California
September 12, 2001 More Athletic Events Postponed Through the Weekend
September 11, 2001 Wagner Named WCC Women's Soccer Player of the Week
September 10, 2001 Women's Soccer Progressing Just Fine
September 9, 2001 Wagner Nets Hat Trick in 4-1 Women's Soccer Victory
September 8, 2001 MLS All-Star, Founders Cup Champion to Speak at Pregame Youth Rally
September 7, 2001 Women's Soccer Beats Wake Forest 1-0 at Invitational
September 6, 2001 Santa Clara Alumni to Host BBQ Prior to Notre Dame Soccer Match
September 4, 2001 Slaton Back on the Field for Santa Clara
September 4, 2001 No. 5 Women's Soccer Faces Ranked Opponents at Invitational
September 2, 2001 Wagner Scores Two Goals, Two Assists in Women's Soccer Rout
August 31, 2001 Zepeda Scores Two Goals as Women's Soccer Wins Season Opener
August 30, 2001 Santa Clara to Offer Extensive Live Coverage of Bronco Soccer and Volleyball
August 29, 2001 Four Soccer Alumni are Members of WUSA Championship Team
August 29, 2001 NCAA Expands Women's Soccer Tournament Field
August 27, 2001 No. 6 Broncos Host Cal Poly to Open 2001 Season
August 25, 2001 Four Broncos Lead CyberRays to WUSA Title
August 23, 2001 Women's Soccer Reports to Campus for Preseason Training
August 20, 2001 Seven Former Broncos Will Battle for Inaugural WUSA Title
August 16, 2001 Women's Soccer Ranked Sixth in NSCAA/adidas Preseason Poll
August 16, 2001 14 Former Bronco Players Making Their Mark in WUSA
August 16, 2001 Slaton, Wagner Named Semifinalists for Hermann Award
August 14, 2001 Sprained and hurting
August 14, 2001 Highs and Lows
August 13, 2001 Slaton Named a Preseason All-American by Soccer Buzz
August 13, 2001 Five Women's Soccer Members Named Preseason All-Americans
August 13, 2001 Taking it to the Next Level
August 10, 2001 Slaton Named Local Amateur Athlete of the Year
August 8, 2001 Bronco Women's Soccer to Host Free Clinics
August 1, 2001 Santa Clara University Women's Soccer Tickets On Sale
August 1, 2001 Women's Soccer Picked Second in Annual WCC Preseason Poll
July 31, 2001 U.S. Under-21 Women Win 2001 Nordic Cup with 6-1 Win over Sweden
July 30, 2001 U.S. Under-21 Team Advances to Championship at Nordic Cup
July 30, 2001 Women's Soccer Recruiting Class Named Nation's Fourth Best
July 28, 2001 Hawkins, Kraus Shine for U.S. Soccer Squad
July 27, 2001 Smith's U.S. Under-21 National Team Wins Nordic Cup Opener
July 18, 2001 Defense Never Rests for Hawkins
July 18, 2001 After Turning Her Full Attention to the League, Aldama Excels
July 16, 2001 Manning Promoted to Associate Head Coach
July 13, 2001 Charge Star Has Her Game Back
July 10, 2001 U.S. Soccer Contingent to Nordic Cup Includes Five Broncos
July 10, 2001 Did You Know?


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Description: Closeup of scale model (1/2 in. = 1 ft.) of CP-1 reactor temporarily removed from its West Stands racquets court environment. Chicago Pile-1 (CP-1) was the world's first artificial nuclear reactor. The construction of CP-1 was part of the Manhattan Project, and was carried out by the Metallurgical Laboratory at the University of Chicago. It was built under the west viewing stands of the original Stagg Field. The first man-made self-sustaining nuclear chain reaction was initiated in CP-1 on December 2, 1942, under the supervision of Enrico Fermi. Fermi described the apparatus as "a crude pile of black bricks and wooden timbers." It was made of a large amount of graphite and uranium, with "control rods" of cadmium, indium, and silver, and unlike most subsequent reactors, it had no radiation shield or cooling system. Upon completion of the experiment, a coded message was transmitted to President Roosevelt: "The Italian navigator has landed in the new world."
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From Economics at Presidency College, Madras to the Quit India movement
Discovering the art of the rest of the world
KG Subramanyan Artist
1. Childhood in Kerala 1 376 03:07
2. Mahé, a 'comic town'. Silk, schools and... 127 03:51
3. School in Mahé 1 76 03:07
4. Mahé's political underground – 'I... 84 02:10
5. Wood sculptures, temples and study in Mangalore 112 03:11
6. Discovering the art of the rest of the world 83 02:43
7. From Economics at Presidency College, Madras to the Quit India... 59 03:56
8. The Madras Art School, Devi Prasad and a glass of scotch! 110 03:37
9. My father's visit and getting sent to prison 61 05:04
10. Release from prison, Gopal Reddy and going to Santiniketan 65 04:26
When I went to this school in Mahé then we had a youth club in the library in [unclear]. So when I was in the sort of Fourth or Fifth Form, at the time we were not yet taken to final exam. I used to be a frequent visitor to that library. And that is where I discovered the art of the rest of the world. Because it was financed by the French government and they sent in various kinds of magazines there, which are art reproductions. And for that time, in a sort of small place, it was not easy to come across this. I particularly remember a kind of a polyglot magazine called L'Illustration, which had a sort of an art section every time. And then it was there that I found that there are all kinds of art. There were reproductions of African art, Japanese prints and things of that kind. At the same time, this reading room subscribed to certain of the magazines that were quite influential at the time. Like the Modern Review from Calcutta. And through that I came to know a little about the world scene, because it used to always have reviews of the cultural happenings all over. And also the political sort of atmosphere in both Europe and India. And Ramananda Chatterjee took part there, I was one of those people who tried to inform people about what it is to be a nation and things like that. And then a big part of their exposure was of what Rabindranath did and his institution. In fact, I came to know about Nandalal Bose through little drawings that used to be here. Well at that time, too, I didn't have any notion that I'll at one time sort of end up there. After I finished what they called the intermediate examination at the end of the year, I sort of applied for higher studies, an honours degree and ended up in the Presidency College, Madras.
KG Subramanyan (1924-2016) was an Indian artist. A graduate of the renowned art college of Kala Bhavana in Santiniketan, Subramanyan was both a theoretician and an art historian whose writings formed the basis for the study of contemporary Indian art. His own work, which broke down the barrier between artist and artisan, was executed in a wide range of media and drew upon myth and tradition for its inspiration.
Title: Discovering the art of the rest of the world
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Timothy Hyman is a graduate of Slade School of Fine Art, London, in which he has also taught. In 1980 and 1982, he was Visiting Professor in Baroda, India. Timothy Hyman has curated many significant art exhibitions and has published articles and monographs on both European and Indian artists.
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Het bisdom Belfort-Montbéliard (Latijn: Dioecesis Belfortiensis-Montis Beligardi; Frans: Diocèse de Belfort-Montbéliard) is een in Frankrijk gelegen rooms-katholiek bisdom met zetel in de stad Belfort. Het bisdom behoort tot de kerkprovincie Besançon, en is suffragaan aan het aartsbisdom Besançon. Monseigneur Dominique Blanchet is bisschop sinds mei 2015. Zetelkerk is de 18e-eeuwse als abdijkerk gebouwde kathedraal Saint-Christophe.

Het bisdom Belfort-Montbéliard werd gecreëerd op 3 november 1979 door paus Johannes Paulus II middels de apostolische constitutie Belfortiensis-Montis Beligardi als afsplitsing van het aartsbisdom Besançon waaraan het suffragaan is. Het omvat het departement Territoire de Belfort, de agglomeratie Pays de Montbéliard in het arrondissement Montbéliard van het departement Doubs en de gemeente Héricourt in het departement Haute-Saône.

Bisschoppen
 Eugène Lecrosnier (1979-2000)
 Claude Schockert (2000-2015)
 Dominique Blanchet (2015- )

Zie ook
 Lijst van rooms-katholieke bisdommen
 Katholieke Kerk in Frankrijk

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Bisdom Belfort-Montbéliard op catholic-hierarchy.org

Belfort
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Q: Recursive copy constructor? I'm attempting to write a copy constructor that takes a node of a quad tree, and copies that node, along with all its children, and its children, and so on. Here's what I have:
 Node(const Node & n) {

    nChild=new Node(*(n.nwChild));
    neChild=new Node(*(n.nChild));
    eChild=new Node(*(n.seChild));
    wChild=new Node(*(n.sChild));
}

I feel like the last 4 lines are a little funky. Does what I'm doing make sense?

A: Makes sense to me. This is a recursive deep copy, should work fine. But don't forget to free all this memory in the destructor. And beware of temporary copies of Quadtree when coding, they may be brutal if the tree is large.
The only real issue with this code is that it's miles away from being exception safe. For one, it should be written using an initializer list, this way:
Quadtree::QuadtreeNode::QuadtreeNode(const QuadtreeNode & n)
 : x(n.x), y(n.y), height(n.height), width(n.width),
   nwChild(new QuadtreeNode(*(n.nwChild)), // ...

The constructor body can remain empty unless you want to do more than initialize the members. After doing this, you might want to consider swapping bare pointers for some kind of smart pointer. This will be a good foundation towards making the class exception-safe.

A: Your constructor isn't exception-safe - suppose the second new throws bad_alloc, then how is the first one going to be cleaned up?
You could probably make your own life easier by changing the Child fields to your favourite smart pointer. If you don't have a favourite smart pointer, introduce yourself to some ;-)
[Edit: just noticed that you didn't provide the data member definitions, I just assumed they were raw pointers. Apologies if they're already smart pointers.]
The early-out looks a bit weird - how come if all four children on the rhs are NULL, then the x/y/height/width aren't copied? Normally those members would be handled by an initialization list. And should you do something special if any of the children is NULL, rather than all of them? Currently you don't handle nodes with children in one direction but not all 4. If it's a property of your tree that every node has either 4 children or none, then you don't need to check all 4, but you do need to initialize the various fields when you copy a leaf node. If it's possible for a node to have exactly 1 child, then you don't copy that node correctly.
Other than that, the basic logic seems OK to me, in the sense that provided nothing goes wrong, it will recursively copy.

A: In addition to the good answers here (I upvoted Jon's), I'd like to introduce a cool new way to gain the exception safety in C++0x.  Your compiler probably doesn't implement it yet.  But I have high hopes a year from now that will not be the case.
I'm starting with Jon's copy constructor:
Quadtree::QuadtreeNode::QuadtreeNode(const QuadtreeNode & n)
 : x(n.x), y(n.y), height(n.height), width(n.width),
   nwChild(new QuadtreeNode(*(n.nwChild)), // ...

And now assume you have a default constructor as you described in one of your comments:
Quadtree::QuadtreeNode::QuadtreeNode()
 : x(0), y(0), height(0), width(0),
   nwChild(nullptr), // ...

Now you can transform Jon's copy constructor into an exception safe one by calling the default constructor first! :-)  And it ironically comes out looking much like your original code:
Quadtree::QuadtreeNode::QuadtreeNode(const QuadtreeNode & n)
     : QuadtreeNode()
{
    if(!(n.nwChild==NULL && n.neChild==NULL && n.seChild==NULL && n.swChild==NULL))
    {
        x=n.x;
        y=n.y;
        height=n.height;
        width=n.width;
        nwChild=new QuadtreeNode(*(n.nwChild));
        neChild=new QuadtreeNode(*(n.neChild));
        seChild=new QuadtreeNode(*(n.seChild));
        swChild=new QuadtreeNode(*(n.swChild));
    }
}

Explanation:  This is called delegating constructors.  And is a new feature of C++0x.  You can literally call one constructor from another.  And when any constructor completes, the object is considered constructed.  From that point on, any exception that gets thrown, will activate the destructor to clean up.  So the default constructor is often a convenient way to construct the object in a noexcept manner.  Then you can build up your object in a natural way knowing that the destructor will be called if an exception is thrown.

A: How are the nodes assigned? I see a problem where if this case
 1   3
   5
 7   9

if I am trying to copy 5, and 1 has a se pointer to 5, it would remake 5, which in turn remakes 1 and so on.

A: First, I'm having some difficulty understanding the reponses,
because they refer to a conditional test which I don't see in
your original code.  However...
IIUC, you want to do a deep copy.  There are two issues which
have to be considered: what to do if one (or more) of the
pointers is null, and how to make the code exception safe.  The
most obvious solution to both of these is to use a smart pointer
for each of the pointers, which does the deep copy and makes all
the necessary checks.  Designing a good generic copy_ptr isn't
trivial, since it should handle polymorphic pointers as well.
But for any one case, or given convention, it's pretty simple;
if Node isn't polymorphic, then the copy ctor for shared_ptr can
be as simple as:
copy_ptr( T const& other )
    : m_ptr( other.m_ptr == NULL ? NULL : new T( *other.m_ptr ) )
{
}
~copy_ptr()
{
    delete m_ptr;
}

(Use the swap idiom for asignment, and provide the other usual
smart pointer functions.)
Do this, and you can put the initializers directly in the
initialization list:
Node( Node const& other )
    : nChild( other.nChild )
    , neChild( other.neChild )
    //  ...

(Without the smart pointers, or at least a separate class type
encapsulating each pointer, you'll have to initialize the
pointers to null in the initialization list, then assign the
newed pointers to them in a try-catch block in order to delete
the already newed objects in case of an exception.)


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