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Road construction pace up in April-January at 21.46 km a day
By: Surya Sarathi Ray |
New Delhi | Published: February 16, 2018 5:10:07 AM
The pace of building highways picked up and touched 21.46 km a day in the April-January period of 2017-18 compared with 18.30 km per day in the same period last fiscal.
In all of 2016-17, highways were constructed at a pace of 22.5 km a day, while the target was, again, an ambitious 41 km a day. (Reuters)
The pace of building highways picked up and touched 21.46 km a day in the April-January period of 2017-18 compared with 18.30 km per day in the same period last fiscal. But it still fell short of the 22.3-km-a-day target achieved in 2016-17 and remained far away from road transport and highways minister Nitin Gadkari's ambitious target of building highways at a pace of 41 km a day.
Total construction, by all agencies responsible, stood at 6,439 km in the first 10 months of the current financial year, compared with 5,492 km in the corresponding period last year.
While the National Highways Authority of India (NHAI) has achieved a pace of 6.91 km a day, against the targeted 9.5 km, the ministry of road transport and highways' performance remained short of target by a wider margin — it could construct just 13.48 km a day against the goal of 31 km.
NHAI chairman Deepak Kumar had recently told FE that the authority will likely exceed the target to build 3,500 km of highways in the current fiscal year. The latter half of a year usually sees a pick-up in construction.
In all of 2016-17, highways were constructed at a pace of 22.5 km a day, while the target was, again, an ambitious 41 km a day.
While the ministry is largely implementing projects via the engineering, procurement and construction (EPC) route where the government bears all project cost, NHAI projects are increasingly being built through the hybrid annuity model (HAM), an improved public-private partnership model in which the government bears the 40% of the project cost.
Though the pace of construction has increased during the April-January period, awards have actually come down to 5,492 km from 8,032 km a year ago. Against the target of awarding 15,000-km highway projects for the current fiscal, the ministry of road transport and highways has awarded 2,876 km till January-end.
NHAI awarded 2,697 km and the remaining 223 km has been done by NHIDCL. In 2016-17, a total of 16,036 km highway length was awarded.
Against the yearly average of 5,002 km of highways built in the last three years of the UPA regime, construction in the first three years of the NDA regime went up to 6,234 km per year, a 24% jump.
When the Narendra Modi government took over in May 2014, the construction rate stood at 11.67 km per day. Under the new regime, it grew to 12 km per day in 2014-15 and 16.6 km in 2015-16, touching a record 22.5 km in the last fiscal.
Ministry sources said problems in land acquisition, delays in utility shifting and even non-availability of workers have been coming in the way of awarding the projects.
They, however, added that the construction would outpace the last year's average in the current year with several projects awarded in the last few years having reached the construction phase now and their "better monitoring" by the ministry and the NHAI.


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It is required in any process that involves the use of perfectly made greenbacks or bluebacks in recovery, which do not need complicated retouching such as garbage mask or manual retouching frame by frame.
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It is required in any process that requires the management of axes and more than two layers to compose an image that includes a Chroma module and needs complicated retouching such as garbage mask or manual retouching frame by frame.
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that is not a primary or secondary color on the whole image. So in any case, the use of more than two image levels and more masks is foreseen to compose the final colorimetry of the sequences.
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In the case of complex animated graphics, which go beyond the simple application of
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It is taken into account that the material is still available, already named and possibly divided, and that the intention of the assembly is already known. It is supposed to be stored on some practical medium to be reimported on the workstation disks or still present on them.
The remake is a revision of the montage that provides for any new scenes shot or the use of alternative scenes such as those that after months are necessary to promote new functions and accessories of a product or a new version with new super and titles.
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Nov 26 Age of Wonders: Planetfall Dvar Faction Spotlight Video. Did You Say Dwarf?
Triumph Studios has released another faction spotlight video for Age of Wonders: Planetfall. This time the focus is on the Dvar, and industry heavy faction that's tough and all about survival.
These short stocky fellows are all about exploiting resources and explosives. The Dvar… really are the Dwarves in Planetfall.
Looking at their characteristics of focusing on industries, industrial machines, these guys really are the dwarfes in this game.
What's really insane is that the Dvar can actually remove mountains and using tectonic shift create mountains and destroy enemies. Just wow!
Age of Wonders: Planetfall is still due in 2019 with no specific release date.
Sep 9 Age of Wonders: Planetfall Gameplay Video Reveal. Sentient Plant Species Confirmed!
Sep 13 Age of Wonders: Planetfall Vanguard Faction Spotlight Trailer. Lasers, Mechs & a Propensity for Things That Go Kaboom!


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This is my PRINT BUTTON Code:
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DataGridView1.Height = DataGridView1.RowCount * DataGridView1.RowTemplate.Height
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Aerosmith adds 15 dates in 2020 'Deuces' residency in Las Vegas
September 09, 2019 By John Katsilometes
Twenty-one years to the day after "I Don't Want To Miss A Thing" from "Armageddon" hit No. 1 on the Billboard charts, Aerosmith is stacking the chips in its "Deuces Are Wild" residency at Park Theater.
A total of 15 shows are on the books for America's top-selling rock band of all time, running from Jan. 29 through June 4. Tickets for the general public are on sale at 10 a.m. Sept. 13 (go to ticketmaster.com/aerosmith for info).
The band is promoting its uniquely entertaining "VIP On-Stage THX-Perience," where fans can sit and stand on either side of the Park Theater stage and listen to the band's audio feed through iPods furnished at the show. Fans can keep the THX-certified Triple Driver Headphones (which are fine for working out), and have access to VIP bars onstage.
In an interview in the Worchester (Massachusetts) Telegram, guitar great Joe Perry said the band has effectively blended Vegas spectacle with unvarnished rock 'n' roll.
"Do you want to see a rock 'n' roll show in Vegas, instead of Cirque du Soleil or David Copperfield doing some magic?" Perry asked. "The new Aerosmith show has a lot of lights and flash that you would expect from a Vegas show but I don't think you will walk away disappointed. We could have had a lot more moving elevators, dancing girls, juggling dogs, all kinds of things that we could have done in that direction, but we just knew if we messed around with what people would expect from Aerosmith, it wouldn't work."
There is such atmospheric entertainment as stilt-walkers and acrobats opening the show, and also a 30-minute biographical video, at Park Theater. The band is back for eight shows between Sept. 21 and Oct. 8, and returns once more for nine shows between Nov. 14 and Dec. 4.
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Bacon adds devilish goodness to these deviled eggs
Overstuffing yourself = not good. Overstuffing your deviled eggs = good, and an exercise in decadence.
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Flat rate rides between McCarran International Airport and the Las Vegas resort corridor kicked in Friday, about two weeks earlier than planned.
December 23, 2019 By Mick Akers
Ice cream-themed bar with roof deck coming to downtown Las Vegas
Plans are underway to replace the formerly adjacent Beauty Bar and Don't Tell Mama in downtown Las Vegas with two distinctly themed venues: An old-fashioned ice cream parlor and a Parisian-decorated theater room and playhouse.
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Undefeated streaks on the line today as P.E.I. Colt Stakes action heats up at CDP
SaltWire Network | Posted: Sept. 15, 2018, 10:03 a.m. | Updated: Sept. 15, 2018, 10:05 a.m. | 3 Min Read
It will be a busy day today at Red Shores at the Charlottetown Driving Park Friday, May 18. - Jason Malloy
CHARLOTTETOWN, P.E.I. – High-speed talent is expected to be on display today during P.E.I. Colt Stakes as a doubleheader takes place at Red Shores at the Charlottetown Driving Park.
The 12-dash afternoon card begins at 1 p.m. with the two-year-old pacers featured on the program in divisions of the P.E.I. Colt Stakes, including a quartet of undefeated pacers in three straight races.
Magical Mistress will be the first one to put her undefeated streak to the test in Race 8 for a $6,900 purse. Adam Merner handles the daughter of Camystic for owner Barry Martin of Sydney, N.S., and trainer Stephen Gass. The daughter of Maritime champion Meridan Magic has been superb all season with six wins in her career. Magical Mistress draws Post 2 but will contend with another undefeated filly in Post 7 entry After The Lovin, who has won all three of her starts this year.
Race analyst Les MacIsaac sides with Magical Mistress to continue her winning ways.
"If you want to see a two-year-old filly with some gate speed take a look at the replay of her last one," MacIsaac said of her 1:56.1 lifetime-best trip. "She's six-for-six and yet to be seriously challenged. Enough said."
Race 9 has another undefeated pacer as the two-year-old pacing colts take the track for a $6,700 pot. Woodmere Bolt is unbeaten in seven starts in his career and retains the services of veteran reinsman Earl Smith from Post 3 for Island owners Peter Smith and Gerald Morrisey, along with Arnold Hagen of Nova Scotia. The son of Malicious has been on front at the quarter in every one of his races to date and has won by open space in all but one race.
Therealdeal puts it all on the line from Post 3 in Race 10 for a $6,900 purse in P.E.I. Colt Stakes two-year-old filly action. Walter Cheverie drives the filly for trainer Joe Baxter and owners Jennifer Baxter and Gregory Francis of Windsor, N.S. With five wins from five starts, it has been a month since Therealdeal last raced during Old Home Week in Charlottetown.
The night card starts at 7 p.m.
The 12-dash program features the P.E.I. Colt Stakes for three-year-old pacers along with the Atlantic Aged Pacing Mares Series.
The three-year-old pacing fillies compete in four divisions of the P.E.I. Colt Stakes for $5,800 purses. Tobins Terror is favoured in the first division in Race 1 drawing Post 4 for driver Marc Campbell and trainer Gary Chappell.
R Es Shabla leads the way as the morning-line choice in Race 3 for driver Mike McGuigan and trainer Len McGuigan, while Bettim Jackie has rail control in another split in Race 6 with Gilles Barrieau at the lines for trainer Jeff Lilley. The final three-year-old filly division is in Race 9 as Royaltywestho looks to re-establish dominance from Post 3 for Cheverie and trainer Joe Baxter.
In pacing colt action, Sock It Away will put his perfect season to the test in Race 7 for a $7,200 pot. Campbell drives the Post 7 starter for trainer Kevin MacLean after the son of Pang Shui has won all 11 of his sophomore starts in 2018.
The other three-year-old pacing colt divisions are in Races 5 and 11.
– Compiled by Nicholas Oakes for Red Shores.
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 NBA All-Star Legends Game, an NBA game from 1984 to 1993 that featured retired legendary players
 Legends Classic (basketball tournament), an NCAA basketball tournament in November of each year since 2007
 2015 WTA Finals – Legends Classic, a women's tennis exhibition event in Singapore

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Lee Moor v KTBC 28 August
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Kingsbridge Town travelled to Lee Moor on Sunday for a Triples match. Several regular players were missing for this match so the opportunity was taken to introduce some members to their first game and they did not let the side down as Town came within a whisker of a remarkable victory. The outlook did not look good at half time as the home side outscored Town by 22 shots, 21-43. They then provided a fine tea and this fortified the visitors to such an extent that the result of the match came down to the final end, with the home side scraping a 2 shot victory by 60-62.
Town's most successful rink, skipped by David Thorne went against the flow as they opened up a 13-1 lead at the break and a count of 6 on end 11 helped them to coast home by 15 shots. The biggest turnaround occurred on Keith Baston's rink as Lee Moor led 0-15 after 7 ends but fortunes then changed as the home side only scored one more shot as Town scored 15 in the last 7 ends to win by 19-16. Another remarkable effort took place on Jim Balsdon's rink as a deficit of 1-11 at 7 ends was pulled back by 5 shots on the last 4 ends to reduce the margin to 4 shots, 12-16. Sadly, Steve Ellis's trio could not stem the tide as an interval lead of 1-13 was increased to 5-21 at the close.
Details:- Marion Thorne, Graham Allen, David Thorne won 24-9. Julie Hadley, Bill Schirn, Keith Baston won 19-16. Frances Jones, Alec Pontin, Jim Balsdon lost 12-16. Sue Allen, Peter Trute, Steve Ellis lost 5-21.


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Q: Deploying a Visual Studio - SQL Server Application in a Network Enviroment I need to run a Student Information Management System on several college devices, knowing that the application was written in VB.Net and connected to a SQL Server 2008 database, but it includes additional references like Crystal Reports (V13.0.4) and DotNet Bar V2.0.
How can I run this application without the need of installing all this software programs (Visual Studio 2010 & SQL Server 2008 R2 & Crystal Report & DotNet Bar) on the client machine first?
All help will be appreciated & thanks in advance :)


Big Hat B-B-Q has never stopped trying to design and build a better smoker. They loved the fit and function of the traditional gas grill and decided to incorporate that feel into their line of smokers and grills. They start with new plate steel and laser cut every piece. In doing so they are able to provide a smoker/grill that not only holds heat and has perfect air flow but looks bold, heavy and will last you a lifetime.
The Rio Grande is a super size do it all Smoker/Grill with an Upright smoke box. It is laser cut from 3/16" new plate steel from top to bottom and weighs in at 750 pounds. The firebox features a gas assist propane burner, slide out ash pan and a dual level framed grate for nightly grilling. The main chambers 20" x 48" Smoking/Grilling surface is a split dual hinged framed expanded metal surface. There is also a double thick fire grate inside the main chamber for the big party grilling. Heavy duty casters, threaded clean out pipe drain, cool touch spring handles, three Tel-Tru custom thermometers and 1200 degree paint. The upright smoke box features 4 slide out framed grates. This unit will do it all and the size and thickness will hold heat, reduce fuel feeding and make you a better cook. By one and be done.
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hello, my name's keika, and I'm an illustrator and an educator.
As a child who just came from Japan, picture books were essential tool to help me read in English. In the library, I looked for books with illustrations that I could get lost in. Picture books have left a strong impression on me, and I hope to create books that can be treasured by kids like my young self.
Keika majored in Visual Storytelling for Animation at Pasadena Art Center College Design and graduated with honors in 2010. A few weeks before she graduated, she was given an opportunity to illustrate a children's book from an iPhone and iPad app company. The experience helped her re-discover her passion and her personal relationship to childrens' books. She illustrated Sick of Being Sick by Justin Sullivan. It meant the world to her to see a child reading it with a mother, giggling at the illustrations that she painted, just as she had with her mother. She knew then that she wanted to have a career illustrating books for children.
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Malayalam cinema always had the richness of talent, be it in acting or singing or technical expertise. Stars usually bank upon their image to boost their career. We have watched many of them on the big screen and put them on the pedestals of superstardom. But they haven't just made some good acting choices, they have also wandered into other fields in cinema, including playback singing. They dared enough to put their image at stake and wander into unknown or rather strange field. Have you listened to these stars? Yes, here are some of the actors from Mollywood who have crooned their way to film history with some nice tunes.
Actor Mukesh joined the long list of artists who have a talent for singing in films. Surprisingly, the actor who had been in the industry for close to 4 decades is debuting as a singer for Rameshan Oru Peralla. Directed by Sujith Vigneshwar, the film has musical scores by Gemini Unnikrishnan. The song is penned by Gemini and Mukesh has sung a Goan-style song. Gemini says that Mukesh loved trying new things and hence enjoyed singing the song.
Joju George won the State Award for Best Supporting Actor for starring in and as Joseph. His controlled yet terrific performance showed the audience the brilliant an actor he was and how the industry had under-utilised him. Looks like, Joju is not only a terrific actor but a good singer too. He sang the song Pandu Paadavarambathiloode from Joseph.
Indrajith Sukumaran, son of veteran actor Sukumaran is one of the most natural actors of Mollywood. He is a natural singer to and have sung 9 songs including Premam ennal from Amar Akbar Antony and Happy Husbands from the movie of same name. His latest as a singer is Naadum Vitte from fan movie Mohanlal.
Pranav Mohanlal, son of the superstar of mollywood Mohanlal, never let down his father. He proved his versatility not only as an actor but also as a singer in his film Aadhi. He sang the peppy track Gypsy Woman from Aadhi.
Marali Gopi is a multi-talented artist who has proven himself as a script writer, actor, lyricist and singer. He has sung songs like LRL Anthem, Pakalinu Veyil from 1 by 2, Kalippu from blockbuster Premam and Bham Bham Shiv from Tiyaan. However, his Kalippu song was a huge hit among youngsters. Now, he has lent his voice to the vintage patriotic song Varika Varika from Lucifer.
The muscle man of Mollywood, Unni Mukundan has sung some really beautiful songs. The rendering of Anuragam Puthumazhapole from Achayans shows that he is an actor with immense talent in singing too.He also sang Etho Vazhitharayil from Chanakya Thantram. His latest track as a singer is Charathu Nee from Mammukka's Oru Kuttanadan Blog.
Jayasurya proved that he is not only a versatile actor but also a good singer. He sang songs for his own movies like Punyalan Agarbathies, Aadu and Amar Akbar Antony. He sang the fun-filled Kuruthakkedinte Koodane for Prithviraj's Paavada. The recent one from Jayasurya is the peppy track Kappalandi from Guiness Pakru's Ilayaraja.
Arguably one of the best actors alive in India today, Mohanlal is not new to playback singing. The versatile actor crooned his first song in 1986 for the film 'Kandu Kandarinju', singing the still popular song 'Neeyarinjo'. In a career spanning almost four decades, the actor has sung in around 30 films and five albums. Mohanlal sang for Joshiy's 'Run Baby Run'. The track titled 'Aattumanal Payayil' became a chartbuster and was instrumental in turning the film into a super hit. The latest credit to Mohanlal-the singer, is when he sang the peppy number 'Enoruvan' from Odiyan.
The reason Megastar Mammootty earned the tag and still continues as the top star in Malayalam is, re-invention. The actor has never shied away from doing something completely unexpected. He came up with 'Rajamanikyam' an out-and-out comedy, when the grape wine was that he can't do comedy. Breaking his macho image Mammootty had sung the 'Ladies Collegil Campus' song in 1995. He went on to sing on to sing in seven more films. His most famous songs would be 'Poliyoo Poli' from 'Pallavoor Devanarayanan' (1999) and 'Manjinte Maarala' from 'Loudspeaker' (2009).
Prithviraj, the 'Ennu Ninte Moideen' star is an accomplished playback singer now. He has sung in nine films till now, including the recent hit 'Amar Akbar Anthony'. He made his playback singing debut with the 'Kaane Kaane' track from 'Puthiya Mukham', directed by Diphan. The song became a rage in Kerala, resulting in innumerable cover versions, parodies, gaining a cult status in popular culture. His song 'Ivide' for the Shyamaprasad film with the same name was also a hit. His latest song Arikil Ini Njan Varam from the thriller film Adam John is a soulful track.
Dulquer Salmaan, star of films like 'Bangalore Days' and 'OK Kanmani' shocked the world when he released his first song. 'Johny Money Johny', composed by Gopi Sunder from the movie 'ABCD' was an instant chart buster. He sang again, though this time it was a promo song for his father, Mammootty's movie, 'Manglish'. His Chundari penne from Charlie was a rage. He also crooned Vanam Thilathilakkanu for his movie CIA.
Son of popular actor and script writer Sreenivasan, Vineeth made his debut in films as a playback singer with 'Karale Karalinte' from 'Udayananu Tharam' (2004). The actor established himself as a hero in Mollywood with films like 'Cycle' (2004), 'Makante Achan' (2009), 'Traffic' (2011) and 'Chappa Kurishu' (2011). He has recently sung songs which became chart busters like Manikya Malaraya poovi and Rasathi Enna Vittu.
Impressionist, comedian, actor and singer, Kalababhavan Mani is a pro in the field. Starting from 'Sammanam' in 1995 till 'Twenty 20' (2010), the actor has lend his voice in 24 films. He is an accomplished album singer and is a regular in devotional album cassettes. His most popular tracks from films include, 'Kuttanadan Kayalile' (Kaazhcha), 'Malamalalooya' (Ananthabhadram), 'Sona Sona' (Ben Johnson), etc.
Actor, producer, comedian, impressionist Dileep has kept on raising the bar with every release of his. He has become the most bankable actor in Malayalam today because of his versatility. He has crooned in a total of five films till now, though he is somewhat like an authority in parody songs. The actor used to be a popular voice artist before getting a break as an actor. The most famous film song he has lent his voice is 'Saare Saare Saambharey' from 'Thilakkam'.
Suresh Gopi, is another actor who is known for his singing prowess as well as his acting abilities. He has sung many songs in his three decade long film career. The star made his debut with the much loved 'Oru Kulappoo Pole' track from 'Pranayavarnangal' (1998). He has also crooned for many albums and devotional cassettes. He is also a regular at singing in stage shows and award nights. His latest is Cheru Cheru from Ilayaraja- a Ratheesh Vega Musical.
Jayaram, just like Dileep came from the world of comedy. The 'Thinkal Muthal Velli Vare' actor used to be a popular comedian and impressionist before making his debut with Padmarajan's 'Aparan' (1988). The actor has sung in six films and many albums. His most famous tracks include 'Thappo Thappo' form 'Ente Veedu Appoontem' and 'Thakkida Tharikida' from 'Mayilaattam'. His last outing as a singer was for Joshiy's 'Salaam Kashmir' (2014).
Asif Ali, the talented actor-producer has been part of some of the path breaking films in Malayalam like 'Traffic' and 'Salt N Pepper'. He joined the club of actors who were into playback singing with the film, 'The Bicycle Thieves'. He sang the popular 'Aayiram Kannumayi' track which originally from Fazil's 'Nokkatha Doorath Kannum Nattu'. The song was recorded by Jerry Amaldev who had composed the original song. Asif sang a song Pournami Superalleda from his latest Vijay Superum Pournamiyum along with Vineeth Sreenivasan.


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Business News›Corporate›Automation Anywhere to double its India headcount
Automation Anywhere to double its India headcount
ET Bureau Last Updated: Sep 18, 2018, 05:01 PM IST
The San Jose, California-headquartered Automation Anywhere in July raised $250 million in a Series-A round led by New Enterprise Associates and Goldman Sachs Growth Equity with participation from General Atlantic and World Innovation Lab.
Automation Anywhere, the robotic process automation firm, said it would nearly double its India headcount and remained open to acquisitions here.
The San Jose, California-headquartered firm in July raised $250 million in a Series-A round led by New Enterprise Associates and Goldman Sachs Growth Equity with participation from General Atlantic and World Innovation Lab. The funding took the company's valuation to $1.8 billion.
Automation Anywhere, which develops software solutions to automate processes across business organisations, opened its bot-store marketplace early this year with hundreds of pre-built bots for commonly used business processes. As the firm looks to expand its business in India and other markets, it will tap into the technology talent pool in the country, CEO Mihir Shukla said.
Out of its total 1,000 employees, about 470 people are in its three locations in India —Vadodara, Bengaluru and Mumbai. "Combination of three things together, domain experience, process knowledge and technology skills, continues to go in favour of India," said Shukla.
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A 21 bedroom mansion on London's Mayfair which is on the market for £90 million. That would still leave you with £23 million to play with.
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Q: Integral on complex plane Does someone has an idea how to calculate:
$$\int_0^\zeta\frac{z^b}{(z-w)^2}dz$$ where $\zeta,w \in \mathbb C$?
I need to compute this integral because I need to solve a differential equation on the complex plane which is:
$$\frac{d}{dz}\left(\frac{z^b}{(z-w)} f(z)\right)=-\frac{z^b}{(z-w)^2} $$
Edit : $z$ is in the unit disk, $0<|w|<1$ and $b=c|w|^2$, $c>1$ is a real constant and I had to remove a half line passing through $0$ so that $z^b$ will be holomorphic.

A: $$\int\frac{z^b}{(z-w)^2}dz=\frac{x^{b+1}}{(b+1)w^2}\:_2\text{F}_1\left(2\:,\:b+1\:;\:b+2\:;\: \frac{z}{w}\right)+\text{constant}$$
$\:_2\text{F}_1(A,B;C;X)$ is the Gauss hypergeometric function. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Hypergeometric_function
$$\int_0^\zeta\frac{z^b}{(z-w)^2}dz=\frac{\zeta^{b+1}}{(b+1)w^2}\:_2\text{F}_1\left(2\:,\:b+1\:;\:b+2\:;\: \frac{\zeta}{w}\right)\qquad \text{if}\quad b>-1$$


Sweden has developed a care infrastructure that allows seven out of ten dependent elderly people to receive most health and social care in their homes. Compared to the hospital sector though, there is still a relative lack of standards, guidelines and indicators to measure and assure the quality of community-based care.
Sweden has a long-established and extensive set of quality registers for many areas of health and social care. Open comparison of municipality-level results has been instrumental in developing an ambitious quality-improvement culture across the country. More needs to be done though to build links between quality registers, in order to build up a picture of the complete pathway of care for patients with complex needs.
Sweden is pioneering the issue of data linkage by linking individual patient data across its Senior Alert, Dementia, Behavioural Symptoms and Palliative Care registers. This will allow a comprehensive assessment of the quality of care for patients with dementia starting from early detection, through to diagnosis and management, deterioration and end of life.
Sweden is expanding the role of non-traditional care providers (such as private sector providers or community organisations) in an attempt to expand patient choice and encourage quality-based competition. Close evaluation of these reforms will be needed to ensure that other objectives, such as coordinated care and equity of access, are not compromised.


PUPILS at Mickley First School are sowing the seeds for a bright and buzzing springtime.
Children from Mickley First School scattering wildflower seeds.
Children from Mickley First School scattering wildflower seeds with (L-R) Lee Bailey from Riverside, Charlotte Paul, Headteacher at Mickley First School,Andrew Hudson, Councillor Anne Dale, Dave Brown from Keepmoat and Julie Gray from Riverside.
They have been scattering special nectar rich wildflower seeds, which they hope will entice butterflies and bees into the area.
They sowed the seeds on council land near to the 22-home Riverside development in the village.
The project was the result of a combined effort from housing developer Riverside, regeneration specialists Keepmoat, local county councillor Anne Dale and the school.
Gill Sweeney of Keepmoat, who donated the wildflower seeds, added: "Projects like this are a fun and engaging way to get children thinking about their local environment.
"I'm pleased we were able to make a small contribution towards this fantastic initiative."
It is hoped that the 'bee cafe' provided in the wildflower meadow will attract new species of butterflies and insects as well as protecting native species.
Coun. Dale said: "As part of the Broomley Bee project the children have realised that there is insufficient foraging for bees, and this wildflower meadow will be a huge boost.
"The county council was very pleased to be able to work with Riverside and the school to do this planting to encourage more bees to the area.


How to lose weight naturally? Our modern lifestyle does not help us in our efforts to become healthy or to lose weight. Most jobs do not require much effort, so we do not move around a great deal. We are time poor, so we tend to take the easy option when it comes to our diet. It is much easier to eat out or to pick up takeaways than to prepare meals ourselves. Most jobs are demanding, particularly in a tight labor market, where jobs are easy to fill. We cannot afford to be slack so we tend to spend more time on the job. All this is a recipe for ill-health and for becoming overweight.
Eating for the sake of eating is an easy trap to get caught in. We all have favorite foods and they are usually freely available. We may be eating more and more of them without even noticing. You can change this by paying attention to your eating habits and eating only when you are hungry.
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Chicago, IL –September 12, 2018 – Zacks.com announces the list of stocks featured in the Analyst Blog. Every day the Zacks Equity Research analysts discuss the latest news and events impacting stocks and the financial markets. Stocks recently featured in the blog include: Merck MRK, PepsiCo PEP, 3M MMM, Broadcom AVGO and Phillips 66 PSX.
The Zacks Research Daily presents the best research output of our analyst team. Today's Research Daily features new research reports on 16 major stocks, including Merck, PepsiCo and 3M. These research reports have been hand-picked from the roughly 70 reports published by our analyst team today.
Merck's shares have outperformed the Zacks Large Cap Pharmaceuticals industry year to date, gaining +23.6% versus +4.7%. The Zacks analyst thinks Merck's new products like Keytruda, Lynparza, and Bridion should continue to contribute meaningfully to the top line.
Keytruda sales are gaining strong momentum with approval for additional indications especially in the first-line lung cancer setting as it is the only anti-PD-1 approved in this setting. Animal Health unit is also strong and remains a core growth driver for Merck.
Meanwhile, Merck will continue to focus on cost-cutting initiatives to drive the bottom line. However, generic competition for several drugs and pricing pressure will continue to be overhangs on the top line. Rising competitive pressure on the diabetes franchise and on products like Isentress (HIV), Zepatier (HCV) and Zostavax (vaccine) will remain headwinds in 2018.
Shares of Buy-ranked PepsiCo have gained +8.7% in the past three months, outperforming the Zacks Soft Beverages industry's increase of +2.2%, driven by a solid earnings trend with beats recorded in the last 10 quarters, including second-quarter 2018. Strong performances in its international division, backed by higher revenue growth in developing and emerging markets have been aiding results.
Further, the company has reported positive sales surprise in six of the last eight quarters. The Zacks analyst thinks the company is also gaining from significant strength in the snacks business, which has mostly offset the sluggishness in beverage category.
Moreover, the company's product innovations to include healthier food assortments and non-carbonated drinks in its portfolio should boost sales. However, consumers' awareness on health and wellness, alongside new taxes on sugar-sweetened beverages and growing regulatory pressures are affecting CSD sales.
3M's shares have gained +3.9% in the past three months, outperforming the Zacks Diversified Operations industry, which has increased +1.1% over the same period. The company perceives that stronger demand for household products like Nexcare, Post-it and Scotch and ongoing product portfolio restructuring moves will boost its revenues in the upcoming quarters.
The Zacks analyst thinks that escalating costs have become a major cause of concern for the company. Inflation in the prices of major inputs and escalating interest expenses might continue to raise the company's aggregate costs, in turn, hurting its near-term profitability. Over the past 7 days, Zacks Consensus Estimate for the stock has remained unchanged for both 2018 and 2019.
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This Plus-Size Triathlete Takes On The Idea That Only One Type Of Body Can Be Athletic
"Just sitting around waiting for unsolicited advice on workouts and 'diet' ..."
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When doctors told Leona Foxworth she may not be around to see her my young nieces graduate from high school, she decided to begin in a fitness journey that now has the power to inspire so many others.
Foxworth began training, getting stronger, and making healthy lifestyle changes. She joined a running club and a community of support. Since then, she has run one half-marathon, one 10-miler, one sprint triathlon, two 15K runs, and "countless" 5K runs. And, in a video for Iris titled "A Letter to My Body," Foxworth talks about life as a plus-size athlete and looking forward to a newfound sense of life in New York City.
"I'm ready for new adventures and new ways of proving that you [are] strong and you can do anything," she says in the video, addressing herself. "And helping other women see that they are as well."
But Foxworth admits that it wasn't always easy, and she understands what it feels like to not believe in yourself.
"It is so easy to believe in others. It is so easy to encourage others," Foxworth tells A Plus in an email. "However, believing in yourself is the hardest and bravest thing you can do. It takes real courage to believe in yourself. It is OK to be afraid and it is okay to have days where it does not seem like you are an athlete or that you cannot be strong. It is those days that you lean into others who believe in you ... I constantly have to remind myself that I am strong and that I am brave and that I can do this. I have to remind myself that I need to believe in myself as much as I believe in my nieces, or that I believe in my friends and teammates."
And training is a challenging process, too.
"When I was training for my first triathlon, my No. 1 goal was simply to finish. I did not have any other goals," Foxworth says. "The challenges I faced getting there were some chronic injuries that kept flaring up and then also a fear." She adds that she has never been a strong swimmer, and before the triathlon, she never completed an open-water swim.
But through the support of her coach and triathlon club, she got through it. "When I was in the ocean on the day of the triathlon and I started to panic, I had a friend that was near me and she helped me through my panic and stayed with me for a few minutes making sure I was OK," she explains.
Foxworth also addresses those misconceptions that society tends to place on plus-size athletes. This includes:
"That either we are completely unhealthy, we are new to working out or living healthy, and are just sitting around waiting for unsolicited advice on workouts and 'diet' advice, that our only goal in working out is to lose weight and be super skinny, or that we are lazy," she says. But Foxworth is living proof of just the opposite.
As she continues on her journey, Foxworth wants to be able to run a mile with no walk breaks. She also wants to run a faster 5K, and then, once those are done, she wants to train for another half-marathon.
"Thank you for sharing your story. You inspire me to keep going no matter what. I wish you the best and I hope you reach your goal," one person comments on Iris' video, available above.
Finally, Foxworth tells us she aims to complete a full marathon by 2020 — and we can't wait to see her succeed.
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3 Days Queen Elizabeth Park Safari Uganda; Our 3 Days Uganda Wildlife Safari in Queen Elizabeth National park is an amazing short Uganda tour of Queen Elizabeth Park that offers you a site of the big 5 wild game during game drives, birding & people culture Africa adventure!
Prime Uganda Safaris & Tours organizes short Uganda safaris/ tour to Queen Elizabeth National Park in the south west of the country to meet the safari needs of busy or time bad travelers that would love to explore the amazing abundant wildlife in Uganda. The 3 Days Uganda tour in Queen Elizabeth Park incorporates the magical wildlife viewing, the recreational boat cruise along the 45km long Kazinga Chanel and an optional Chimpanzee trekking in the Kyambura gorge.
Queen Elizabeth National Park is noted to be one of the most popular destination always encountered on safaris in Uganda and it features diverse Eco systems including the shady humid forests, rolling Savannah combretum, beautiful lakes along with rich wetlands that makes the park ideal for big game including the four of the big five, the ten (10) Species of Primates and over the 600 bird species which makes it the habitat with the greatest bird Species count in the whole of East Africa. These include among others the eleven (11) Kingfisher Species, shoe bill stork species, the range of raptors, eagles and falcons and a range of flamingos in the crater lakes.
The Uganda safari destination of Queen Elizabeth National Park is set up in the Albertine rift flats close to the foothills of the Rwenzori Mountains with Margarita peak that rise to 5, 109m above sea level and snow capped. Park features the magic Katwe explosion crater with counts of crater lakes and crater hollows, the 45km long Kazinga Channel that connect Lakes George and Edward with one of the great Hippo concentrations in the world along with Nile crocodiles and an average of 60 bird species.
The savannah stretches support the countless herds of Uganda Kobs, the water bucks, the great herds of African elephant, the Cape Buffalo, lions including the tree climbing lions of Ishasha, the Spotted hyenas, the Africa leopard, the side stripped jackal, olive baboons, the vervet monkeys among other species. These combine to qualify Queen Elizabeth National Park as a medley of wonders.
Safari Highlight of the 3 Days Uganda Wildlife Safari tour in Queen Elizabeth National park.
Park After an early morning breakfast at your place of stay in Kampala, you will be picked up by your tour guide at 6:30am drive to Queen Elizabeth National park, located in Western Uganda. Make a stop at the Equator for photo shoots with one leg in the southern hemisphere and the other in the northern hemisphere. You can also perform water experiments to justify the geographical divide between the two hemispheres. There are craft centers at the site where you can get yourself a souvenir as remembrance of your safari in Uganda. Continue on the drive and make another stop at Igongo Cultural Center 12km to Mbarara town for lunch. Here, you are served organically grown and freshly prepared African cuisine at the famous Kahwa Kanuzire restaurant literally translated as it's finished when it is still sweet. Continue on the drive to arrive in Queen Elizabeth National Park in the evening for relaxation, dinner and overnight.
After breakfast, embark on the game drive encounter at 7am stretching to the Kasenyi area where a range of wild game might be encountered including the elephants, water bucks, Uganda Kobs, Buffaloes, Lions, Spotted Hyenas, leopards, Bushbucks among other species. The other sights include those of birds such as Palm-nut Vulture, African White-backed Vulture, Hooded Vulture, Ruppell's Griffon Vulture, Brown Snake Eagle, Lappet-faced Vulture, Wahlberg's Eagle, Bateleur, Martial Eagle, Grey Kestrel, Long-created Eagle, African Crake, Black-bellied Bustard, Temminck's Courser, Crowned Plover, Senegal Plover, African Wattled Plover among others. The view of the moist open savannah grassland is also impressive. Return from 3 – 4 hour activity and connect to the lodge for relaxation an lunch. In the afternoon, you connect to Mweya Jetty for an afternoon boat cruise commencing at 2pm. The boat encounter on what has been termed the Paradise of hippos features impressive sights of Hippos and Nile crocodiles, birds like the African skimmer, Yellow billed stork and Kingfishers. The wild game can also be encountered during on the channel side. Retreat from the 2 hour activity and do a game drive along the channel track as you connect back to the lodge for relaxation, dinner and overnight.
Wake up for breakfast after which you will connect to the park to do another game drive to explore more game and even spot those that you might have missed the previous day and them embark on the transfer to Kampala. Alternatively, embark on the chimpanzee trekking in Kyambura gorge where you slope down a gorge of 100m deep with sights of magical lush mature tropical forest thriving below sea level supporting counts of chimpanzees. Hiking the gorge's steep slopes in search of chimpanzee is a challenging task that the whole encounter to go beyond the chimps. The eventual encounter with the chimpanzees as they munch fruits, make pant hooting calls, socialize, patrol, copulate and roll themselves in tree branches derive an exciting memory that will last for a life time. Retreat from the encounter which tend to take 2 – 5 hours and embark on the transfer to Kampala.
End of Safari of the 3 Days Uganda Wildlife Safari tour in Queen Elizabeth National park.


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Reissue of the week: Victor Erice's El Sur/The South (1983)
Thirty-three years after it premiered, Victor Erice's little-seen follow-up to Voice of the Beehive is back in cinemas
In search of the past: Iciar Bollaín in El Sur
Film Title: El Sur (The South)
Director: Vistor Erice
Starring: Omero Antonutti, Sonsoles Aranguren, Icíar Bollaín, Aurore Clément
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First published: Fri, Sep 16, 2016, 11:33
Perhaps it's only appropriate that El Sur (1983), a film about absence and loss, exists as only one half of the 180-minute movie Victor Erice originally intended to make. A great deal of the film concerns what we don't see. Thus, Generalissimo Franco is namechecked but once, the titular 'South' is never visited, and key characters exist only on the telephone or on a movie screen.
Those we do see are frequently shrouded in blackness, glazed darkly like Vermeer's Girl with a Pearl Earring. The production of the film is correspondingly mysterious: shooting halted, ostensibly for a Christmas break, only for the producer, Elías Querejeta, to call time on the project.
In common with other hacked-down features – only 12 people witnessed all 462-minutes of Stroheim's Greed; the rest of us have made-do with the surviving 239 – El Sur functions perfectly well, albeit strangely, as a stand-alone feature.
Working from a short story by his partner Adelaida García Morales, the director revisits many of the tropes and themes that defined his earlier masterpiece, Voice of the Beehive: a little girl's view of the world and her father, the aftermath of the Spanish Civil War, and the strange transformations enabled by imagination and cinema.
Estrella (played as a Communion-age girl by Sonsoles Aranguren, and as a teenager, by Iciar Bollaín) is 15 on the night her father disappears. Her recollections illustrate how their relationship has shifted over the past seven years: once a mystical figure exiled from 'El Sur' and a past that her parents never discuss, Estrella has pieced together a history of lost love and familial discord from old hand-painted photographs, letters, gossipy locals and a cinema lobby card.
Erice and DOP José Luis Alcaine (lately a Pedro Almodóvar regular) provide a masterclass in cinematic device. Watch out for the temporal skip – one dissolve, two dogs – and a floating trackback to an unoccupied chair. The striking visuals are intensified by the eerie silence that pervades much of the film.
For all the tricks and detective work, the past remains a ghostly, unknowable place for both viewer and heroine.
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It's been soooo long! The blessings I have received since I have done my last blog are too many to count! I won't go this long again without blogging, so I hope you enjoy this and many more to come! In the interim, among many other things, I have been working toward my certification as a Relationship Coaching Specialist! I still have some work to do to complete it, but stay tuned…I'll be available for coaching sessions soon.
I want to talk about relationships and dating for single parents. I'm a single parent so this resonates with me as I'm sure it does many of you. First of all, single parenthood isn't easy and it's something which should be commended. I can't say enough how much I appreciate ALL of the single mothers out there "making it happen" for their children. The same goes for the single dads…we're holding it down as well. You should receive the recognition you deserve for handling the situation to the best of your ability. We should all also be well aware, this should not be anyone's first choice. I don't want to glorify single parenthood. It should be the last option.
Dating and relationships aren't easy when someone who is single doesn't have children. Add some little ones to the mix and now single parents are trying to find time to date, trying to decide if they should bring a potential mate around their children (and then when is the appropriate time), if they can afford to date and if they have the time to even date at all. It's a complex situation. There are other people involved to consider as well. There are times when the other parent wants to offer an opinion or get involved where it may or may not be their place to step in. This requires thought and consideration of all parties and the child will be at the top of that list.
What should we do? How should we approach this? Let's first address what I feel is a common problem: Removing a relationship/dating as an option. There is something to be said for sacrificing one's time to provide for their children. I definitely understand this. I think there's a difference between sacrificing time to provide and detaching one's self from society for the "good" of their children. It's clear society is full of dysfunctional relationships. There are several reasons for this, but one of those is being a product of a single parent home. Children don't get to see how a good relationship is supposed to work. How can we expect those children to become adults and create good relationships, when they don't have the tools or the models as examples for them to see while they are growing up? It won't happen. I heard someone say if you tell a child to clean their room, but you haven't shown them how to clean it, they will clean it to the "best of their ability" and do whatever they think "cleaning the room" means, but it won't meet your expectation. It's the same with relationships. If you don't see a functional relationship at home and many of your friends don't have one in their home either, you have no concept of what a successful relationship looks like. You will not have a point of reference to build a relationship, if you haven't seen what a real, solid relationship looks like.
It's also important for our own comfort and peace of mind to be able to be happy and have people with whom we can have adult relationships. Also remember…children leave home! In 18 years or so, there will not be someone who needs you to depend on, then in many cases people are looking for something or someone to find value in them. Don't deprive yourself the opportunity for you to be happy and don't deprive your children the opportunity to see you happy and see how a successful relationship works. It's not easy, it's not magic, but building the cohesiveness and through your collective faith, you will find that dating with a purpose (thx, Renee!) can be a beautiful breath of fresh air for single people and single parents alike!
I would love to hear your take on being a single parent and dating. Feel free to leave a comment. Until next time…very soon…I promise!


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ACCIDENT: The incident took place on Paseo Maritimo Poniente. Photo: Google Maps
A WORKER has died after falling from a third floor of a building in Torre del Mar.
The man, aged 34, was killed at around 8am yesterday morning as he loaded a forklift with materials and fell from the building.
The incident took place on Paseo Maritimo Poniente, according to police sources, who say they are investigating the exact cause of the apparent accident.
Workers from the National Police, Local Police, Consortium of Firefighters and health services attended the scene after receiving a call from a witness.
The man was declared dead at the scene.


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IoT can help improve rail safety
by Scott Gurvey April 10, 2017
Can the Internet of Things help prevent disastrous accidents? Experts say yes. IoT is already changing the way disasters are reported and managed.
My New Jersey Transit train from Montclair pulls into Hoboken station a few minutes before 8am. Track #2. I've made this trip so many times I do it half asleep.
Little did I know that in less than an hour another train will pull into the station, but will not stop. It will careen through the safety bumper and crash into a platform filled with people, before coming to a rest at the edge of the historic waiting room building. The force of the crash causes the ceiling to collapse, and falling debris kills a woman waiting on the platform. More than one hundred people will be injured, including the train operator.
Both the reporting of a disaster and the management of the ensuring crisis has changed due to technological advances over the years. I remember the Hoboken crash like it was yesterday, even though it happened on September 29th, 2016. Within seconds, half the cell phones in the conference room where I was about to start a meeting, the subject ironically being, "What to Do When the Reporter Calls", began beeping, signaling breaking news. Within minutes, pictures began appearing on social media, followed shortly by live videos from the scene.
see also: Companies pave new pathways to business ready IoT technologies
IoT and Disaster Prevention
The true promise of the Internet of Things is in the ability to prevent disasters from occurring in the first place. The idea is to empower the "things" so they can avoid hazards without, or perhaps in spite of, human help.
IoT defines a paradigm in which we are surrounded by intelligent "helpers". These connected instruments:
· Are aware of their state and their local environment.
· Are able to communicate with other nearby devices.
· Can change their state in response to changing circumstances.
New Jersey Transit (NJT) is the third-largest state-wide transit system in the United States. Many of its rail routes cover significant distances and operate in a wide-variety of weather conditions and over difficult terrain. To cope with these challenges, it uses heavy duty trains with electric and diesel-electric engines. The trains must be able to reverse direction at the end of a route, but often operate from terminals, like the one at Hoboken, which lack a turn-around loop. The solution is to place a "cab car" at the opposite end of the engine. This car carries passengers, but also displays the same data seen in the engine, allowing an operator remote control of the engine. Instead of turning the train around, the operator just walks to the other end and is ready to head out in the other direction.
See also: How the internet of things is keepig trains on track
With these features, the train is already equipped with most of what it needs to take an active role in disaster prevention. Only communications and control logic needs to be added to give the train the ability to change its state in response to threats.
The National Transportation Safety Board (NTSB) has issued only a preliminary report on the Hoboken crash. According to investigators, the train, moving 8 miles per hour as it approached the platform, accelerated to more than 20 miles per hour at the moment the operator should have applied the brakes. Some reports suggest the train operator suffered from undiagnosed sleep apnea. The NTSB has not yet determined of cause in this accident, but the Federal Railroad Administration (FRA), which is the agency with the power to regulate the industry, has been suggesting since 2004 that operators be tested for sleep apnea. A proposed rule is now under consideration.
Halûk Gümüşkaya of Gediz University says this is "exactly the type of disaster IoT can prevent." The train's control system, knowing that the train was traveling at 8 miles per hour and was approaching the end of the track simply would not allow the operator to increase speed and would apply the brakes bringing the train to a complete stop before it arrived at the bumper.
Congress has been trying to get the railroad industry to adopt what is called Positive Train Control (PTC) for many years. Several companies, including Cisco, which estimates almost $30B will be spent over the next 15 years on IoT projects for the railroad industry, have been working to design network solutions to implementation challenges. The railroads have asked for extensions of mandated deadlines to install the new equipment, citing both the enormity of the project and its cost.
IoT is expected to reduce those costs both by making the communications infrastructure ubiquitous, allowing the railroad industry to piggyback rather than build its own infrastructure, while also reducing the cost of equipment through the development of standard sensors, control systems and communication protocols.
In addition, Umberto Malesci, CEO at Fluidmesh Networks, says "beyond safety, the Internet of Things is creating the opportunity to enhance the operational efficiency of railways." For example, "by tracking exactly the path of a train every day, its braking actions, and the sliding and slips of wheels, a train operator can develop an extremely precise predictive model that will tell the maintenance staff when to check a train and when to send it in for maintenance."
see also: IoT and intelligent transportation
While avoiding disasters remains the primary goal, the efficiencies that come with implementing an IoT approach to data gathering and situational awareness are convincing selling points. Knowing when the toilets need service, and the snack bar needs restocking, will go a long way to improving the customer experience and that will lead to greater revenue.
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This thesis consists of a novel, Notes to Self, and an extended essay examining the composition of that work, its processes and contexts. Notes to Self is the fictional autobiography of my pseudonym, Ted Bonham. It has been assembled from textual fragments of differing lengths, including many that derive from found texts from both literary and non-literary sources. These fragments are written in a diverse range of styles and set in a variety of geographical locations and historical periods, from Neanderthal tribe story to contemporary lab report and from nineteenth century novel to amateur internet polemic. Taken together, these disparate textual fragments reveal Ted's life story. The narrative tells this story approximately chronologically, but within this broad structure fragments are also organised by associative and thematic principles more often discussed in relation to poetry or visual collage.
The essay examines the assemblage composition of Notes to Self and its use of the fragment as a unit of composition. It uses analogies to collage and montage to extend critical discourse around the assemblage-text, helping to provide both a vocabulary for practitioners to discuss their work and the theoretical basis to defend it. It also examines how Notes to Self, as the notional autobiography of my pseudonym Ted Bonham, addresses themes of identity and self-narrative and how its fragmentary structure creatively explores and represents our experiences of consciousness and how we construct our narratives of selfhood. In doing so, it seeks to examine how we can make use of assemblage compositions to create new prose work, what these prose works might look like and how these methods can be contextualised and articulated.
Foremost, I would like to thank my Director of Studies, Gregory Leadbetter, without whose advice, support and inexhaustible Coleridge references this thesis would not have been possible. I would also like to thank Birmingham City University and the many members of the School of English who have supported me in completing this thesis, especially Derek Littlewood, Tony Howe, Anthony Mellors and Islam Issa. My thanks too to fellow doctoral candidate Rhoda Greaves for being my pathfinder and for our varied and meandering conversations in the car home. Thank you to all those who have supported me in my creative endeavours to date, especially all those involved in the New Student Writing Society at Manchester University and to Birmingham City University and the National Academy of Writing with whom I studied for my MA. Special thanks to Stephen Nashef and Joey Connolly for being early readers of my novel and for offering invaluable advice on revising a bloated first draft, and to all my friends and family especially my mother, Helen Bonham, and my partner, Charlotte Colwill, for putting up with me and my foibles. Finally, my thanks to all those whose words I have appropriated. No one ever said it better.


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 Arvid Rydman (1884–1953), Finnish gymnast, competed in the 1912 Summer Olympics
 Blaine Rydman (born 1949), Canadian ice hockey player
 Fredrik Rydman (born 1974), Swedish dancer
 Tore Rydman (1914–2003), Swedish curler
 Wille Rydman (born 1986), Finnish politician

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La Classe d'Excellence de Violoncelle - Promotion II
For its third season, the "Classe d'Excellence de Violoncelle" returns to the Fondation auditorium from November 2016 and until June 2017.
The "Classe d'Excellence de Violoncelle", under the direction of Gautier Capuçon, is geared towards six young talented cellists selected on the basis of an application dossier and live audition in France and abroad. The first two editions took place on a monthly basis at the Fondation Louis Vuitton, for a series of three-day sessions for six months.
Each monthly session is made of daily lessons with Gautier Capuçon, and includes public masterclasses and a one and a half hour long public concert during which time participants will have the opportunity to present their work (programs consist of solo cello pieces, cello and piano sonatas, concertos accompanied with piano).
The "Classe d'Excellence de Violoncelle," made up of a series of artistic and professional coaching sessions, offers participants a comprehensive training opportunity intended to complement participants' formal musical education. Bathed in the atmosphere of intense creativity generated by this singular venue, the project aims to be a source of inspiration and stimulation. Gautier Capuçon, as mediator and mentor, will encourage exchange and innovation, and will accompany each participant in his or her personal artistic journey.
As part of the Fondation Louis Vuitton's mission to promote artistic creation in all its different forms and media, the "Classe d'Excellence de Violoncelle" aims to expose its participants to a wide array of genres; to encourage dialogue and encounters with guest speakers from different cultures and nationalities; and to bring awareness to a wide range of different styles and projects. During their time at the Fondation, spent alongside great artists and talented professionals, participants will have the singular opportunity to develop their individual projects, to explore and appreciate the subtleties of a career as a performing artist, and to be exposed to new musical and otherwise artistic perspectives.
For this third edition, the Fondation Louis Vuitton has commissioned Bruno Mantovani to compose a work for 7 cellos. The piece will be premiered on the last concert of the season, June 7th 2017.
November Session
December Session
19 and 20 December
February Session
7 and 8 February
March Session
7 and 9 March
May Session
7 and 8 May
Promotion II
The Laureates
Stéphane Tétreault
Canadian, lives in Montreal
Master's in performance and cello at Montreal University in the class of the late Yuli Turovsky and of Jutta Puchhammer-Sédillot.
Winner of the first Fernand-Lindsay Career Award and of the Choquette-Symcox Prize in 2013
First prize at the Standard Life-OSM 2007 Montreal Symphonic Orchestra Competition and Radio-Canada "Revelation" for 2011-2012 for classical music.
First soloist in residence at the Orchestre Métropolitain since 2014.
Awarded travel bursaries from the Conseil des Arts et Lettres, Quebec and the Canada Council for the Arts, as well as a Career Award from the Women's Musical Club of Toronto Foundation in 2015.
Charles Hervet
French, lives in London (UK)
Holder of a Bachelor of Music and a Master of Arts from the Royal Academy of Music, London, in the class of David Strange
Member of the Gustav Mahler Jugendorchester
Participant in the Academy of the London Symphony Orchestra (LSO String Experience Scheme) in 2013-2014
Recent noteworthy activities: collaboration with Wolfram Christ, the soloists of the Metropolitan Opera, as well as at the Proms Plus in London, recorded and broadcast on BBC Radio 3, in Beethoven's Triple Concerto, with Jan Talich and Jean-Yves Thibaudet, under the baton of Andrew Litton
Marion Platero
French, lives in Madrid (ES)
Holder of a Master's in cello (at the highest grade, cum laude, unanimously awarded by the jury) at the CNSMD in Paris
Student at the Escuela Superior de Musica Reina Sofia in Madrid in the class of Natalia Shakhovskaya and Ivan Monighetti, with a distinction from Queen Sofia of Spain
Awarded a grant from the Mécénat Musical Société Générale in 2009, second prize at the Carlos Prieto International Cello Competition (Morelia, Mexico) "Révélation Classique" ADAMI 2009
Joona Pulkkinen
Finnish, living in Tampere (FI)
Student at the Queen Elisabeth Music Chapel in Belgium in the class of Gary Hoffman
3rd Prize at the Turku National Cello Competition
Solo cello at the Tampere Philharmonic Orchestra since September 2014
Instrument by Giovanni Grancino from 1698, kindly loaned by the Pohjola Bank Art Foundation
Armance Quéro
French, lives in Paris (FR)
CNSMD Paris diploma in 2012 (unanimously awarded first prize, the first so acknowledged), in the class of Roland Pidoux and of Xavier Phillips
Grant holder from the Adami and the Mécénat Musical Société Générale for 2012-2013
Award winner at the Fondation Safran (2015) and Fondation de France (2014) for a recording project centring on the French sonata around 1915
Third prize at the International Music Competition Belgrade in 2010
Julia Hagen
Austrian, lives in Berlin
Student at the Mozarteum Salzburg in the class of Enrico Bronzi from 2007 to 2011, at the University of Vienna in the class of Reinhard Latzko, then in Heinrich Schiff 's class from 2013 to 2015.
At present a student at the Universität der Künste, Berlin, in the class of Jens Peter Maintz
Prizewinner at the Liezen International Cello Competition in 2010 and of the ESTA special prize at the International Johannes Brahms Competition in 2014. Julia's instrument is by Ruggieri, graciously lent her by a private sponsor.
Gautier Capuçon
Gautier Capuçon is a true 21st century ambassador for the cello. Performing internationally with many of the world's foremost conductors and instrumentalists, he is also founder and leader of the 'Classe d'Excellence de Violoncelle' at the Fondation Louis Vuitton in Paris. A multiple award winner, he is acclaimed for his expressive musicianship, exuberant virtuosity, and for the deep sonority of his 1701 Matteo Goffriller cello.
Committed to exploring and expanding the cello repertoire, Capuçon performs an extensive array of works each season and regularly premieres new commissions. His current projects include performing the world premiere of Tabachnik's cello concerto "Summer" and collaborations with Lera Auerbach, Danny Elfman, Thierry Esciach and Krzysztof Penderecki.
In the 19/20 season Capuçon appears with, amongst others, the philharmonic orchestras of Los Angeles/Philippe Jordan, Czech Republic/Semyon Bychkov, and Rotterdam/Valery Gergiev; the symphony orchestras of St. Louis/Stephen Deneve, Singapore/Vladimir Ashkenazy, and Bavarian Radio/Gianandrea Noseda; and hr-Sinfonieorchester/Alain Altingolu. He tours Europe and the USA with Leipzig Gewandhausorchester/Andris Nelsons and San Francisco/Michael Tilson Thomas, and is this season's Artist-in-Residence with the Orchestra della Svizzera Italiana, Lugano.
As a chamber musician, this season he performs on tour with Yuja Wang in venues such as Elbphilharmonie Hamburg, Vienna Konzerthaus, Barbican Centre London, and Philharmonie Paris, as well as with Renaud Capuçon, Frank Braley, Jérôme Ducros, and Leonadis Kavakos. Other regular recital partners include Nicholas Angelich, Martha Argerich, Daniel Barenboim, Lisa Batiashvili, Jean-Yves Thibaudet and the Artemis and Ébène quartets.
Recording exclusively for Erato (Warner Classics), Capuçon has won multiple awards and holds an extensive discography. His latest album of Schumann works was recorded live with Martha Argerich, Renaud Capuçon and the Chamber Orchestra of Europe/Bernard Haitink. Capuçon's next album, to be released in December 2019, was recorded with Yuja Wang and features sonatas by Chopin and Franck. Earlier recordings include concertos by Shostakovich (Mariinsky Orchestra/Valery Gergiev) and Saint-Saëns (Orchestre philharmonique de Radio France/Lionel Bringuier); the complete Beethoven Sonatas with Frank Braley; Schubert's String Quintet with the Ébène Quartet; and Intuition, an album of encores recorded with Paris Chamber Orchestra/Douglas Boyd and Jérôme Ducros.
Capuçon has been featured on DVD in live performances with the Berliner Philharmoniker/Gustavo Dudamel (Haydn Cello Concerto No.1) and with Lisa Batiashvili, Sächsische Staatskapelle Dresden and Christian Thielemann (Brahm's Concerto for Violin and Cello). A household name in his native France, he also appears on screen and online in shows such as Prodiges, Now Hear This, and The Artist Academy, and from Autumn 2019 will be a guest presenter on Radio Classique.
Born in Chambéry, Capuçon began playing the cello at the age of five. He studied at the Conservatoire National Supérieur in Paris with Philippe Muller and Annie Cochet-Zakine, and later with Heinrich Schiff in Vienna. Now, he performs with world leading orchestras, works with conductors such as Lionel Bringuier, Gustavo Dudamel, Charles Dutoit, Christoph Eschenbach, Andrés Orozco-Estrada, and Yannick Nézet-Séguin; and collaborates with contemporary composers including Lera Auerbach, Karol Beffa, Esteban.
Benzecry, Nicola Campogrande, Qigang Chen, Bryce Dessner, Jerome Ducros, Henry Dutilleux, Thierry Escaich, Philippe Manoury, Bruno Mantovani, Krzysztof Penderecki, Wolfgang Rihm, and Jörg Widmann.
https://www.gautiercapucon.com/
Samuel Parent
Samuel Parent est né en 1982 dans le Vaucluse.
Après avoir étudié avec Michel Bourdoncle à Aix-en-Provence, puis Olivier Gardon à Paris, il est admis en 2000 dans la classe de Brigitte Engerer au Conservatoire National Supérieur de Musique de Paris, dont il sort quatre ans plus tard avec un diplôme de Formation Supérieure, mention très bien.
En 2008, il remporte le deuxième prix au concours international Rina Sala Gallo de Monza, Italie. Cette même année, il intègre la classe de musique de chambre du quatuor Artemis à la Chapelle Musicale Reine Elisabeth de Belgique.
Pendant une quinzaine d'années, Samuel Parent a été le pianiste du Trio con Fuoco, ensemble récompensé dans plusieurs concours internationaux (Illzach, Florence, Heerlen...) et au sein duquel il s'est produit dans de nombreux festivals (Aix-en-Provence, la Roque d'Anthéron, Flâneries musicales de Reims) et sur la scène mondiale : concerts à l'Auditorium du Louvre, au Bozar de Bruxelles, à l'Auditorium de Dijon, au Maroc, en Espagne, aux Pays-Bas, en Inde, en Amérique Centrale...
Chambriste recherché, Samuel Parent se produit avec de nombreux artistes tels que Gautier Capuçon, le quatuor Ebène, Hugues Borsarello, le quatuor Van Kuijk, Henri Demarquette, Olivier Patey, Erik Berchot, Ami Flammer, Frédéric Aguessy, Emmanuel Christien, Mathilde Borsarello-Herrmann, Karen Vourc'h, Mari Eriksmoen... Il a ainsi été invité dans des cadres prestigieux comme le Palais de la Musique à Valencia, les Sommets Musicaux de Gstaad ou la saison musicale de Schloss Elmau. En France, Samuel Parent a joué notamment au festival Pianoscope à Beauvais, au Festival de Colmar, au Festival de Chambord, Musique en Côte Basque, au Printemps de la Grange au Lac, à la salle Gaveau, au théâtre du Châtelet à Paris.
Samuel Parent se distingue également pour ses talents d'accompagnateur : depuis janvier 2014, il est le pianiste de Yanowski qu'il accompagne dans son tour de chant « la Passe Interdite ». Il est régulièrement invité dans diverses académies estivales pour apporter son soutien à de nombreux étudiants. Depuis 2015, il est le pianiste accompagnateur de la classe d'Excellence de Violoncelle de Gautier Capuçon à la Fondation Louis Vuitton à Paris. En 2019, Samuel Parent est l'un des accompagnateurs officiels du Concours Musical Reine Elisabeth à Bruxelles.
Samuel Parent se distingue également pour ses talents d'accompagnateur : depuis janvier 2014, il est le pianiste de Yanowski qu'il accompagne dans son tour de chant « la Passe Interdite ». Il est régulièrement invité dans diverses académies estivales pour apporter son soutien à de nombreux étudiants. Depuis 2015, il est le pianiste accompagnateur de la classe d'Excellence de Violoncelle de Gautier Capuçon à la Fondation Louis Vuitton à Paris. En 2019, Samuel Parent est l'un des accompagnateurs officiels du Concours Musical Reine Elisabeth à Bruxelles.Samuel Parent se distingue également pour ses talents d'accompagnateur : depuis janvier 2014, il est le pianiste de Yanowski qu'il accompagne dans son tour de chant « la Passe Interdite ». Il est régulièrement invité dans diverses académies estivales pour apporter son soutien à de nombreux étudiants. Depuis 2015, il est le pianiste accompagnateur de la classe d'Excellence de Violoncelle de Gautier Capuçon à la Fondation Louis Vuitton à Paris. En 2019, Samuel Parent est l'un des accompagnateurs officiels du Concours Musical Reine Elisabeth à Bruxelles.


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Lou has more than 34 years' experience in water quality and wastewater engineering for municipal clients. He has managed public and private sector projects in more than 40 states, with project construction values exceeding $100 million. As Wright-Pierce's Southern Massachusetts and Rhode Island Regional Group Leader, Lou's responsibilities are client and project management, as well as playing a lead role in business development in the region. His diverse background in environmental and civil infrastructure engineering aligns closely with Wright-Pierce's business practices.
With increasing demand to upgrade New England's aging infrastructure, Lou will oversee municipal water, wastewater and stormwater programs which will include condition assessments as well as rehabilitations and replacement projects for water, wastewater and stormwater collection, pumping, distribution, storage and treatment systems. He is currently overseeing combined sewer overflow projects for the Narragansett Bay Commission and the City of Fall River.
Wright-Pierce is an award-winning, multi-discipline engineering firm that has been providing water, wastewater and civil infrastructure services since 1947. Employee-owned and operated, our 200+ engineers and support professionals are strategically located in offices throughout New England and Florida.