DSI (Distributor Service International Wholesale hardwood plywood, laminates, melamine, wood veneers, etc.
Bonesteel Portable Sawmill and Molding Hardwood and Softwood dimensional lumber. Maker friendly.
Alro Plastics - "Alro Plastics stocks the largest local selection of engineering plastics, including sheets, rods, tubing, film and even some structural shapes."
Peerless Electronics Distributor of electronic components including connectors, relays, wire and cable, switches and test instruments.
Master Distributors Master Electronics supplies top quality components for industrial, military, medical, aerospace and consumer applications.
Schuler Manufacturing "Aluminum, Carbon & Stainless Steel Alloys, Composites, Stone & Tile"
Advanced Machine Systems "AMS offers its clients Water Jet cutting, Wire EDM and EDM drilling as well as CNC Milling services. " 5 axis water jet.
Badd LLC "BADD, LLC., incorporates the latest in waterjet technology to cut the materials in a cost-effective and expedient manner."
Jones Machine and Tool High spec machining, grinding, EDM and Lathe work. Good for quick turn, as well.
Craig Machinery & Design Since 1977, Craig Machinery & Design Inc. has designed and built automation machinery for the plastics industry. Specialties include plastic welding, leak testing, general assembly, fluid fill and clam shell machinery.
Louisville Exchanger & Vessel High spec ASME tank welding. Selective of customers outside target market.
Made-Rite Manufacturing High-quality powder coating services in Salem, IN.
H&H Coatings H&H Coatings specializes in the sandblasting and powder coating in Louisville, KY.
Greater Louisville Inc, the Metro Chamber of Commerce "Our purpose is to transform the community in pursuit of our dream for the region to become an idea capital where imaginations and individuals thrive. We do so by increasing human capital, driving job creation and entrepreneurship, maximizing global opportunities and inspiring business leadership engagement on issues that impact the competitiveness of our region."
EnterpriseCorp "With help from our community partners, we keep Louisville at the top of the nation's list of 'entrepreneurial hot spots' by serving the companies that create the vast majority of new wealth, new revenue and new jobs. Our clients range from technology start-ups to established, fast growth companies to mature businesses in traditional industries. ENTERPRISECORP provides voice, outreach, assistance and education for all that is entrepreneurial in Greater Louisville."
XLerateHealth XLerateHealth is a health startup accelerator program.
Westenhofer Hardware 2.7 mi on S Preston St; near where the preston street radio shack used to be.
Bargain Supply 1 mile on E Jefferson St. Huge place like Harbor Freight, tons of cheap tools and stuff.
The LVL1 community is a great resource for finding components in a pinch. Members often have libraries of components they frequently use. Post what you're looking for on our Google Group. A LVL1 member may have what you're looking for and you can work out a deal. Bartering is encouraged.
Anchor Plastics - Will sell small acrylic scrap (perfect for laser cutter) for cheap. Lots of colors available with display samples in the front office.
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require 'set'
require 'uniform_notifier'

class Object
  def ar_key
    "#{self.class}:#{self.id}"
  end
end

module Bullet
  if Rails.version =~ /\A3\.0/
    autoload :ActiveRecord, 'bullet/active_record3'
  elsif Rails.version =~ /\A3\.[12]/
    autoload :ActiveRecord, 'bullet/active_record31'
  else
    autoload :ActiveRecord, 'bullet/active_record2'
    autoload :ActionController, 'bullet/action_controller2'
  end
  autoload :Rack, 'bullet/rack'
  autoload :BulletLogger, 'bullet/logger'
  autoload :Notification, 'bullet/notification'
  autoload :Detector, 'bullet/detector'
  autoload :Registry, 'bullet/registry'
  autoload :NotificationCollector, 'bullet/notification_collector'

  if defined? Rails::Railtie
    class BulletRailtie < Rails::Railtie
      initializer "bullet.configure_rails_initialization" do |app|
        app.middleware.use Bullet::Rack
      end
    end
  end

  class <<self
    attr_accessor :enable, :disable_browser_cache
    attr_reader :notification_collector

    delegate :alert=, :console=, :growl=, :rails_logger=, :xmpp=, :to => UniformNotifier

    DETECTORS = [ Bullet::Detector::NPlusOneQuery,
                  Bullet::Detector::UnusedEagerAssociation,
                  Bullet::Detector::Counter ]

    def enable=(enable)
      @enable = enable
      if enable?
        Bullet::ActiveRecord.enable
        if Rails.version =~ /\A2./
          Bullet::ActionController.enable
        end
      end
    end

    def enable?
      @enable == true
    end

    def bullet_logger=(active)
      if active
        bullet_log_file = File.open('log/bullet.log', 'a+')
        bullet_log_file.sync
        UniformNotifier.customized_logger = bullet_log_file
      end
    end

    def start_request
      notification_collector.reset
      DETECTORS.each { |bullet| bullet.start_request }
    end

    def end_request
      DETECTORS.each { |bullet| bullet.end_request }
    end

    def clear
      DETECTORS.each { |bullet| bullet.clear }
    end

    def notification_collector
      @notification_collector ||= Bullet::NotificationCollector.new
    end

    def notification?
      Bullet::Detector::UnusedEagerAssociation.check_unused_preload_associations
      notification_collector.notifications_present?
    end

    def gather_inline_notifications
      responses = []
      for_each_active_notifier_with_notification do |notification|
        responses << notification.notify_inline
      end
      responses.join( "\n" )
    end

    def perform_out_of_channel_notifications(env = {})
      for_each_active_notifier_with_notification do |notification|
        notification.url = [env['HTTP_HOST'], env['REQUEST_URI']].compact.join
        notification.notify_out_of_channel
      end
    end

    private
      def for_each_active_notifier_with_notification
        UniformNotifier.active_notifiers.each do |notifier|
          notification_collector.collection.each do |notification|
            notification.notifier = notifier
            yield notification
          end
        end
      end
  end
end

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Signs a loved one may have dementia this Christmas
Health chiefs have warned that forgetting to turn on the oven for Christmas dinner yesterday could be a warning sign that a loved one has dementia.
Not remembering names, gifts, or the way you walked around a relative's house may also indicate that an elderly friend or family member is suffering from amnesia.
More than 900,000 Britons and 7 million Americans are believed to have dementia, and rates are expected to nearly double over the next two decades.
It comes as the NHS today announced plans for paramedics to assess hundreds more elderly people for the condition as part of a catch-up drive after diagnoses fell during the pandemic.
The NHS says not remembering names, gifts or a way to get around a relative's house could also be a sign that a friend or family member is suffering from amnesia.
In advice released today, the NHS said if a relative, particularly those over 65, forgot to turn on the oven for a Christmas turkey, they could be 'suffering from the early stages of dementia'.
Forgetting the names of loved ones to the point of being "embarrassing" and not bringing a gift from a distant relative, such as a niece or nephew, can be a telltale sign.
Other signs include disorientation in a new environment — such as a hotel or a relative's home — which can see people with dementia getting disoriented, disoriented, and walking into the wrong bedroom.
Professor Alistair Burns, NHS England's national medical director for dementia, said: 'If you notice over the festive period that someone is experiencing symptoms, please encourage them to visit their GP for an assessment – the earlier someone is seen, the more support the NHS can provide. Faster. they.'
Broader signs of dementia include amnesia – such as remembering past events much more easily than recent events.
Problems with thinking or reasoning, finding it difficult to follow conversations or television programs and feeling anxious, depressed, or angry about memory loss are also symptoms of dementia.
Those who experience these symptoms are advised to see a general practitioner. Getting an early diagnosis can help get the right treatment and support.
There is currently no cure for dementia but treatment includes medication and therapy.
The latest NHS data shows more than 450,000 people in England had been diagnosed with dementia by September – an increase of 2.8 per cent in one year.
But the Alzheimer's Society reports that there are more than 900,000 people living with dementia in the UK today, meaning many are undiagnosed, and the total is expected to rise to 1.6 million by 2040.
Alzheimer's disease is the most common type of dementia, affecting between 50 and 75 percent of sufferers.
In the United States, it is estimated that there are 7 million people with dementia. The number is expected to reach 12 million over the next two decades.
It comes as the NHS today launched a 'diagnostic engine' for dementia in 14 institutions across England, including parts of London, Birmingham and Oxford.
In an effort to spot cases of dementia that have gone undetected during the pandemic, paramedics will provide face-to-face assessments to undiagnosed care home residents.
There has been a significant drop in rates of dementia diagnoses during the Covid crisis, leading to concerns of more people living with the condition without access to appropriate support and advice.
But experts say the new trial will help reduce the number of missed cases.
As part of the local dementia campaigns, GPs will share a list of residents in care homes without a diagnosis of dementia.
Staff involved in the pilot program will check with the care home to see if those listed have memory problems and a full face-to-face assessment will be given to residents.
They will then review the patient's medication use, as well as talk to friends and family to determine if they may have dementia.
Prof Burns said: 'The pandemic has had a normalizing effect on the number of people diagnosed with dementia, with older people seeing fewer people to protect themselves from Covid.
The NHS is determined to ensure that those who develop dementia are diagnosed during the pandemic as it will open doors to further support for people and their families living with this heart-breaking condition.
There are so many things we can do in the NHS to look after and support people if they get a diagnosis, and most importantly there is support for their families and carers too.
So if over the festive period you notice someone developing symptoms, please encourage them to visit their GP for an assessment – the earlier someone is seen, the faster the NHS can provide support.
In other related news…
Hundreds of elderly Britons will be screened for dementia through a new pilot scheme in 2023
Georgia Harrison asks Love Island to help find her grandfather, who has dementia, after he goes missing on Christmas Day.
The study finds that one in 10 cigarette smokers in their 40s suffer cognitive decline – but quitting can reverse the damage.
Dementia is an umbrella term used to describe a group of neurological disorders
global concern
Dementia is an umbrella term used to describe a group of progressive neurological disorders (those affecting the brain) that affect memory, thinking and behaviour.
There are many different types of dementia, the most common being Alzheimer's disease.
Some people may have a combination of dementias.
No matter what type is diagnosed, each person will experience dementia in their own unique way.
Dementia is a global concern but appears most often in wealthier countries, where people are more likely to live to an old age.
How many people are affected?
The Alzheimer's Society reports that there are more than 900,000 people living with dementia in the UK today. This is expected to increase to 1.6 million by 2040.
In the United States, it is estimated that there are 5.5 million people with Alzheimer's disease. A similar percentage is expected to rise in the coming years.
As a person ages, the risk of dementia increases.
Diagnosis rates are improving but it is believed that many people with dementia remain undiagnosed.
Currently there is no cure for dementia.
But newer drugs can slow its progression, and the earlier it is caught, the more effective treatments will be.
Source: Alzheimer's Association
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Brea, Calif. (Oct. 9, 2016) - Kismet, a Jack Russell terrier from Salt Lake City, Utah has won the 2016 Hambone Award, honoring the most unusual pet insurance claim of the year. Kismet earned the nomination after he bravely intervened during a violent burglary that left he and his owner in critical condition. The 8th annual Hambone Award is presented by Nationwide, the nation's first and largest provider of pet health insurance. After selecting 11 nominees for the most unusual claim of the year, Nationwide opened a public vote at www.HamboneAward.com to decide the winner, where Kismet received the most votes.
Kismet was treated by the veterinary team at Advanced Veterinary Care in Salt Lake City where they performed a lifesaving surgery to treat a major stab wound that he received during the altercation. For their outstanding work, Advanced Veterinary Care will receive a $10,000 Nationwide-funded award through the Veterinary Care Foundation (VCF) to treat pets whose owners could otherwise not afford veterinary care. One hundred percent of all donations to the VCF are used to treat pets, with no contributions used for administration, fundraising or overhead.
Four years ago, Shu Li of Salt Lake City, Utah brought home an energetic Jack Russell terrier puppy named Kismet. Little did she know, one day that tiny terrier would help save her life, which is exactly what happened when the brave Jack Russell intervened during a violent home invasion that left both he and his owner critically injured, and thankful to be alive.
The terrifying tale begins with Shu returning home from work in the mid-afternoon. Kismet greeted his owner at the door and instantly became her shadow, following her throughout the apartment. Shu was feeling tired after a long shift and decided to lay down for a short nap until her husband Kase was scheduled to return from work.
As Shu tried to defend herself, Kismet sprung into action and started attacking the intruder's legs and arms. However, the situation escalated when the assailant uncovered a knife and struck Shu with a puncturing blow. Knowing the fight was turning, Shu pretended to pass out and the attacker left the room, but Kismet was not ready to back down. The determined dog recharged the attacker with a fury. As the invader struggled to fight off the mighty mutt, Shu saw her chance and sprinted out the front door.
As Shu sprinted out the door, Kismet held the intruder off just long enough until he turned his knife on the courageous canine and delivered a critical blow. Shu ran down the stairs of her apartment complex as she bled heavily, while the attacker chased after her. She reached a business on the first floor of the building and screamed for help while banging on a window. The employees inside took notice and rushed to help her. She immediately pointed towards the attacker who was close behind. The good Samaritans called for emergency services and followed the man long enough to get his license plate. The assailant was arrested within a few hours of the attack.
"As soon as I was safe, I wanted to go find Kismet, but I was injured pretty badly," said Shu. "All I could think about in the ambulance was Kismet. I just wanted to know if he was going to be okay." Kase had returned home moments after the attack and recruited some friends to help. While Kase accompanied his wife at the hospital, the friends rushed Kismet to Advanced Veterinary Care of Salt Lake City for treatment, Both Shu and Kismet underwent major surgery upon arrival.
Since the incident, Shu and Kismet have made full recoveries and returned to living their lives without fear. Shu is thankful for the aid she's received from her community and the pet insurance support she received from Nationwide.
As the 2016 Hambone Award winner, Kismet will receive the coveted bronze Hambone Award Trophy, as well as a Nationwide gift bag filled with toys, treats and various pet supplies.
Second Place - Ludmila the Tibetan terrier (Pittsburgh, Pa.). Ludmila's incredible curiosity got the best of her when she managed to get her head stuck in a solid oak coffee table so snug that not even the fire department could get her out (Ludmila was treated at the Pittsburgh Veterinary Specialty & Emergency Clinic).
Third Place - Oso the Blue Heeler mix (La Mesa, Calif.). Oso is an incredibly athletic dog with a long list of active hobbies including surfing and hiking. However, one of Oso's field trips took a terrible turn when he misjudged a leap and crashed head first into a cement barrier, shattering his snout (Oso was treated at the Pet Emergency & Specialty Center of East County in La Mesa).
The 11 nominees were chosen out of more than 1.5 million claims received by Nationwide over the past year. All pets considered for the award made full recoveries and received insurance reimbursements for eligible expenses. Thousands of votes were cast at www.HamboneAward.com from Sept. 19 – Oct. 3 to determine the winner. To read the stories and see pictures of all 11 Hambone nominees, visit www.HamboneAward.com.
Note to Editors: Digital images of Kismet and all 11 Hambone Award nominees are available upon request. Contact Ryan Whittington at Rwhittington@petinsurance.com.


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Water Saving Startup Wins First Round
A digital and new technologies startup competition called Seedstars World was held in the Iranian capital Tehran this weekend to great fanfare with a unique startup company winning the first round.
The event returned for a second time to Tehran to identify the next big digital startup with global potential. The event took place on September 3 at Avatech Accelerator on Tehran University's Engineering Faculty campus in the west of the city.
At the event, 12 startups were selected for the local competition. Each team received six minutes to pitch their early-stage startup and four minutes for questions from a panel of experts. The winning team Smart Been won an all-inclusive trip to Switzerland to attend the global pitch event.
Smart Been is a climate controller for greenhouses that allows owners to manage and control everything in a greenhouse. The company sets up sensors with an online control panel and mobile applications that help control and analyze greenhouse indices from remote locations.
What is unique about the startup is how they are integrating humidity and water sensors in the greenhouse to release water only when it is needed.
If implemented on a large scale, the new system could save Iranian and global companies millions of dollars annually in water bills.
The startup was created by Iranian-Armenian Edwin Baboomian who has a long experience in the field, according to his business profile.
The inventor has been working in the sector for the past three years with a growing list of sensors and technology under his belt.
The fact that Baboomian and his water saving technology outclassed their competitors signifies the emergence of a more mature startup in the country.
Prior to Smart Bean's win, all startup companies primarily focused on e-commerce websites.
In the finals, the winning team, after going through several rounds, receives an equity investment worth $500,000 and access to Seedstars' network of investors.
To enter the competition, startups were either invited with an invitation code, or filled up the preliminary application form from the Seedstars World Tehran page.
Applications were then reviewed and qualified startups were invited to complete a more detailed application form.
Financial Tribune contacted Baboomian about his success in the first round of the international competition.
"The competition was more exciting than it was challenging," Baboomian said on phone.
"Several competitors have already managed to attract the attention of many customers."
When asked about his plans for Switzerland, the young scientist said he is now making preparations for the time he will have to spend there.
"We will also have to implement the technology in greenhouses inside Iran and prepare kits that will be sent to Switzerland," he said.
Baboomian noted that tackling the water crisis needs international effort.
Iran receives limited precipitation, because of which it is even more important to reduce water usage in the country.
According to Baboomian, water usage in households is not the main problem in Iran, as "most of the water is wasted in agriculture".
"Water shortage can be alleviated to a great extent by using modern technologies," he said.
A Pressing Need
Iran's reservoirs are only 40% full, according to official figures, and nine cities, including the capital Tehran, face the risk of water restrictions after successive dry winters.
The situation is more critical in the country's Sistan-Baluchestan Province, an area bordering Pakistan and Afghanistan.
Government subsidies on water have done nothing to encourage efficiency over the past three decades and public education messages on television and radio have failed to reduce water consumption in the country's agricultural and industrial sectors.
Agricultural use—for water-intensive crops such as rice and corn—is thought to gobble nearly 90% of national supply, with experts saying irrigation is poorly managed and results in high wastage.
Municipal workers are also to blame for the decline in groundwater levels. Often they are seen using large hose pipes to water green areas in the midday sunshine.
Only new science and technologies can help tackle the growing water crisis in the country and products like Baboomian's are likely to garner a lot of attention in the coming years.
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US returns stolen sarcophagus to Egypt
By Teilor Stonein World
The sarcophagus has long been on display at the Houston Museum of Natural Science after being looted and smuggled years prior.
One of the largest wooden Pharaonic sarcophagi ever discovered, illegally taken from Egypt and displayed until recently in a US museum, has been returned Monday in Cairo, Egyptian Foreign Minister Sameh Shukri announced.
There are two kinds of sarcophagi: those of royal remains and those of noble remains, this one belonged to a noble, said Mostafa Waziri, director of the Supreme Council of Antiquities.
MM. Choukri and Waziri were speaking at a press conference at the Ministry of Foreign Affairs broadcast on television.
Egyptian Foreign Minister Sameh Shukri and Chairman of the Supreme Council of Antiquities Mostafa Waziri inspect an ancient Egyptian sarcophagus retrieved from the United States.
The 2.94 meter long and 90 centimeter wide sarcophagus, with its face painted green, dates from the late Pharaonic period, almost 2700 years ago, and was was discovered in central Egypt.
In a decade, Cairo has managed to recover more than 29,000 pieces of antiquities stolen and then resold outside Egypt.
In addition to these returns, Egypt has also announced several major discoveries in recent months, mainly in the Saqqara necropolis, south of Cairo.
She has unveiled over 300 sarcophagi and 150 bronze statues in 2021 and 2022, many dating back over 3,000 years.
Sarcophagi around 2500 years old discovered near the Saqqara necropolis were displayed in Giza, May 30, 2022.
< p class="e-p">Egypt is counting on these new discoveries to revive tourism, hit hard by COVID-19.
This sector, which employs 2 million people and generates more than 10% of GDP, has been in decline since the Arab Spring in 2011.
The Egyptian authorities have been promising for months the imminent opening of its Grand Egyptian Museum, near the Giza plateau, without so far having a date for its inauguration.
Many predicted this one in 2022, for the bicentenary of the decipherment of the Rosetta stone by the Frenchman Jean-François Champollion and the centenary of the discovery of the tomb of the tomb of the Rosetta. child-pharaoh Tutankhamun.
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Rhonda Fargnoli and Charlie de Weese recently launched their yarn company Coastal Colours, which makes its stunning colors out of plant based dyes. They actually grow many of the plants themselves, and for those who know anything about dyeing fiber, to achieve such resonant colors using botanical extracts is very difficult. Artists and chemists, these two. I've wanted to meet Rhonda for a while, since she gives many classes at Rhode Island School of Design, which is down the road from me. I did, however, think it best to show up to their trunk show without Junior who is deep into his armpit farting stage.
Unfortunately, some well-meaning woman at DSW recently informed him (in a tête a tête among the high heels) that if he got his hand wet it would greatly enhance the tone emitting from his armpit. You can see why I wanted to go alone, which is why on Sunday I dropped the kiddos with Husband at work and went with no entourage.
I just love the elegant packaging that Rhonda and Charlie use, which consists of seashells they found on the beach and old sailing charts from when Charlie used to sail up and down the Pacific coast. The type of ephemera that goes right onto one's bulletin or inspiration board. And the Coastal Colours pair, Charlie and Rhonda? Fun, engaging, utterly charming. I really am glad I didn't challenge them with Junior's rendition of Beethoven's Fifth, piped in Dolby surround sound from under his arm, though. Thanks for that, Husband!
After hemming and hawing for way too long, since there were many types and colors of yarns, I bought two blue skeins of flax, but it's going to be difficult to remove them from the ceramic bowl and actually knit something. It softens up quite a lot after a wash as I could see from the sample, so I'm thinking about knitting a hat or gloves, but then again, they seem to be crying out to be made into some sort of necklace. That said, I could just leave them sitting in on the mantel: Decorative fiber is second nature to me, as we know!
This is a hat that Juniorette and I designed together. It will be available as a free download to promote my book. You probably don't know this, but I've been working on a knitting book for well over a year now. I just completed my penultimate design today, a simple cardigan out of the same Sweet Georgia Worsted yarn that you see here. I fell in love with it while doing this hat and kept going with a simple fitted cardigan, after stuffing myself with five more skeins at my LYS, Love to Knit. My final design for the book is all sketched out and measured, the gauge swatch made, just awaiting a nice hand wash. This last design will be a roomy cardigan and will look great on everyone. Other goodies to be found in the book will be a cowl or two, some more sweaters - and, well, perhaps some socks and a swing coat. A bit of fair isle here, a hat there. Fun stuff! Colorful, figure flattering, fun to make things! Anyway, you'll have to wait a while for the finished product as some tech editing and size grading is still to be done but the knitting - well, in a few weeks that should all be done. Then I guess I start working on projects for the second book? Never thought of that conundrum.


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Dr Flather is currently a Fellow of Mansfield College, Oxford, and was founding Secretary–General (CEO) of the Europaeum club of leading European universities (2001-17), and now serves as director for special projects. He has worked for the BBC, Times newspapers, deputy-editor of the New Statesman, was elected to the former London Council in the 1980s, and worked actively with dissident movements in Central Europe. He was appointed founding Secretary-General (CEO) of the Central European University, set up by George Soros, before returning to Oxford as Director of External and International Relations. His research focus is democracy and he sits on a number of boards and trusts, and has taught at many international universities, most recently at Charles University, Prague. He has been VNEF Chair since 2001.
Sir Nicholas Barrington KCMG, CVO, MA
Retired British career Diplomat who served twice in Pakistan: as First Secretary during the Ayub era (when he first got to know Lady Noon), and from 1987 to 1994, when he was British Ambassador and High Commissioner. After retirement he has helped build bridges between the UK and Asia, including acting as chairman of the Pakistan Society and raising money for Islamic studies at Cambridge University. He is an Honorary Fellow of Clare College, and lives in Cambridge and London. He published this two parallel books of memories, Nicholas Meets Barrington and Envoy in 2013.
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Former Master of Corpus Christi College, Cambridge. He is now an Honorary Fellow of the College and is Emeritus Professor of Microelectronics at the University of Cambridge and was Head of the Microelectronics Research Centre of the Cavendish Laboratory. He has taught in the Engineering and Physics Departments and is the author of several books and research papers on electronics. He was elected a Fellow of Corpus Christi College in 1967 and Fellow of the Royal Academy of Engineering in 1990 and was a non-Executive Director of the NHS Addenbrooke's Trust. He is now a Visiting Professor at the Cambridge University Computer Laboratory, and he is now writing on historical books on Cambridge and Oxford. Cambridge Computing and Cambridge Depicted were published in 2013.
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Ehsan Mani
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Professor Faisal Devji
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Sir Nicholas Barrington, pictured during a wide-ranging one-day conference on the History of Lahore, he organised at Wolfson College, Cambridge, on 14th October, 2017. A summary publication emerged from the event.
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Uncanny X-Men: Manifest Destiny
Ed Brubaker, Matt Fraction, Mike Carey, C.B. Cebulski, Skottie Young, Chris Yost, Marc Guggenheim, Kieron Gillen (Writers); Greg Land, Terry Dodson, David Yardin, Daniel Panosian, Paco Diaz, Yanick Paquette, Humberto Ramos, Andre Coelho, Sara Pichelli (Artists)
Go west, young mutants! Following the events of Messiah CompleX, the X-Men are heading west, founding a new home for themselves and all mutants in a place known for its tolerance: San Francisco, California. Shortly after their arrival, however, the X-Men find themselves tangling with Magneto and fighting down the robotic, mutant-killing Sentinels. And as if that wasn't enough, Pixie, one of the youngest members of the team, learns just how dangerous bigotry is when she's confronted by the all-new Hellfire Cult.
Uncanny X-Men (1st series) #500-503; X-Men: Free Comic Book Day 2008; X-Men: Manifest Destiny #1-5
Includes cover sketches for issue #500 by Alex Ross, Michael Turner, Greg Land and Terry Dodson. X-Men: Manifest Destiny issues #1-5 aren't reprinted in its entirely, just the stories of Karma (#1), Juggernaut, Emma Frost (#2), Graymalkin, Colossus (#3), Mercury (#4) and Dazzler (#5). The rest of the stories are reprinted in X-Men: Manifest Destiny alongside the limited series Wolverine: Manifest Destiny and the one-shot X-Men: Manifest Destiny - Nightcrawler
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20 Acts to see at this year's Great Escape Festival (1/4)
Written by Jake Hawkes ×	@JakeR_Hawkes× April 20, 2017 at 5:44 pm
The Great Escape is all about new music. Sure, there are bands like Slaves playing, but they're just to sell tickets to the unassuming. Dig deeper and it's all sweet, sweet new music.
"But I don't know any new music!" We hear you wail, wiping your dribbling nose on the sleeve of your sweatshirt and trying not to cry. "What if I miss out on all the good bands?"
Well cry no more, hypothetical child. We've compiled a list of 20 acts to see at this year's Great Escape festival, so all you have to do is work out where and when they're playing, and how to smuggle enough beer into each venue to avoid paying the extortionate bar prices. Part one is below. Enjoy!
Her mix of Caribbean influences (both of her parents hail from Jamaica), combined with UK Grime and a whole lot of glamour mean Stefflon Don has been making waves for a while now. More comparable to J-Hus than anybody else around right now and fresh off of the back of a collaboration with Jeremih, she won't be playing small venues for long.
Abra Cadabra may have already won a MOBO for Best Single, but he's going from strength to strength. With tracks like "Robbery", Abra Cadabra has one of the most menacing delivery styles in the UK and his set at The Great Escape is sure to be a mad one.
This Bath-based band deserve a mention just for their rhyming of Papadopolous and Sarcophagus, but they're also great fun and tipped for big things by none other than Annie Mac. Don't miss out on their De La Soul-meets-Beck take on indie pop.
The Moonlandingz are fronted by two members of Fat White Family, which might give you an idea of how over the top their live show is going to be. If you still don't know, go and see them, you'll soon find out. On stage antics aside, The Moonlandingz are a genuinely good band, veering from scuzzy psych-rock to twisted electro-ballads and back again. Their debut album also features a guest appearance from the Cowboy from The Village People, which makes them worth seeing on its own.
17 year old George Van Den Broek is a bedroom producer with a difference. His voice conveys more emotion than most vocalists manage in a lifetime, and his debut EP doesn't put a foot wrong. He's also a bit of an industry darling at the moment, so it's a good bet that he'll blow up in the near future, and it's always nice to say you saw them before they were big, isn't it?
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Galway hotels bracing for Brexit storm
Despite another year of growth in 2018, business sentiment among hotels in Galway and across the country has dropped significantly according to the latest hotel barometer from the Irish Hotels Federation (IHF).
Galway hotels and guesthouses report good start to 2018
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Hotel and guesthouse owners in Galway and across the country are reporting a good start to the year, according to an industry survey undertaken by the Irish Hotels Federation (IHF) in advance of its 80th Annual Conference in Cavan.
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A host of food producers from across the west will showcase everything from honey to cheese and sea cucumber to craft beer – all aimed at increasing the range on offer in local shops, cafes and restaurants. They are all part of Galway's Food & Drink Showcase, organised by the Local Enterprise Office Galway and Bord Iascaigh Mhara and taking place at the Galway Hooker Brewery in Oranmore on Monday March 6.
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March 19, 2019 – by Christina Semeraro '21
Spanish Theater Company to Perform 'Rosaura' March 24 at Ohio Wesleyan
Paula Rodríguez and Sandra Arpa will perform their work 'Rosaura,' inspired by Calderón's 'Life is a Dream,' March 24 at Ohio Wesleyan. (Photo courtesy of Teatro Inverso)
DELAWARE, Ohio – The Spanish theatre company Teatro Inverso (Inverse Theatre) will present "Rosaura," a contemporary adaptation of the 17th century Spanish comedy "Life is a Dream" March 24 at Ohio Wesleyan University.
The company's free performance will begin at 8 p.m. in the Studio Theatre of Ohio Wesleyan's Chappelear Drama Center, 45 Rowland Ave., Delaware. The play will be performed in English by its creators, Paula Rodríguez and Sandra Arpa.
The performance seeks to promote and encourage Spanish culture through "a new and vibrant interpretation of the Spanish Golden Age Classic," according to the international theatre company.
Drawing inspiration from Calderón de la Barca's "Life is a Dream," Rodríguez and Arpa retell the story from the perspective of Rosaura, one of the most important female characters of this period.
The drama of "Rosaura" combines aspects of the original story and Teatro Inverso's own adaptation. Rodriguez and Arpa incorporate "storytelling" to capture the larger message of Calderón's work.
The event is hosted by Ohio Wesleyan's Department of Modern Foreign Languages and made possible by an OWU Theory-to-Practice Grant. For more information, contact faculty member Glenda Nieto-Cuebas, Ph.D., at gynietoc@owu.edu.
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Q: scanf("%s") stores string even after using it after scanf("%d") So I wrote this code(ignore the buffer overflow problem as this is just a simple example):
#include<stdio.h>
int main(void){
    int n;
    char s[10];
    printf("Enter a number: ");
    scanf("%d",&n);
    scanf("%s",s);
    printf("%s",s);
    return 0;
}

The string shouldn't get stored in the array because there should be a "\n" in the input buffer and hence the scanf("%s",s) should be terminated but it is not the case. The output prints the string.

A: Format specifier %s skips leading whitespaces, i.e. any '\n', ' ', '\t',... will be ignored and s[0] will contain the first non-whitespace of the input.
To demonstrate a little bit whats going on in scanf, see the following example that makes use of the "%n"-feature of scanf, which gives back the number of characters that have been processed so far; And I used sscanf such that the result does not depend on user input. Note that when reading in the string, scanf processes more characters than stored in the result:
#include<stdio.h>
int main(void){
    int n;
    int pos;
    char s[10];
    const char* simulatedInput = "123\n     abcde";
    const char* inputPtr = simulatedInput;

    sscanf(inputPtr,"%d%n",&n,&pos);
    printf("sscanf on %s processed %d charaters; result n: %d\n", inputPtr, pos, n);

    inputPtr += pos;  // inputPtr will point at the position of '\n'
    sscanf(inputPtr,"%s%n",s,&pos);
    printf("sscanf on %s processed %d charaters; yet s as '%s' contains only %lu characters\n", inputPtr, pos, s, strlen(s));

    return 0;
}

Output:
sscanf on 123
     abcde processed 3 charaters; result n: 123
sscanf on
     abcde processed 11 charaters; yet s as 'abcde' contains only 5 characters

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Ahead of the release of today's influential European reports the EUR/AUD exchange rate was trading lower.
Although the 'Aussie' ended the Australasian session slightly weaker against its major currency counterparts, the bout of risk aversion triggered by Putin's assertion that Russia has the right to intervene in the situation in the Ukraine also softened the Euro.
The Australian Dollar moved to a one-month low against its US counterpart ahead of tomorrow's Reserve Bank of Australia policy meeting and failed to benefit from the news that China's non-manufacturing PMI climbed from 53.4 in January to 55.0 in February.
China's HSBC/Markit manufacturing PMI came in at 48.5, down from 49.5 in January but in line with expectations. The Chinese manufacturing report published on Saturday was slightly more positive, with that output gauge declining to 50.2 rather than 50.1.
As China is Australia's biggest trading partner these reports did have an impact on the desirability of the Australian Dollar, but currency market movement was primarily dictated by developments in the Ukraine.
Similarly, Australia's AiG performance of manufacturing index showed a slower pace of contraction in February, with the measure rising from 46.7 to 48.5.
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However, the Euro is also feeling the pressure ahead of the European Central Bank's rate decision on Thursday.
With some investors betting that the ECB will introduce additional easing measures the Euro struggled against peers like the 'Aussie'.
But the EUR/AUD pairing may reverse declines in the hours ahead as measures of manufacturing output for France, Italy, Germany and the Eurozone as a whole surprised to the upside.
The data showed that the pace of manufacturing contraction in France slowed by more-than-expected last month while Germany and the Eurozone enjoyed stronger-than-forecast manufacturing growth.
While developments in Eastern Europe are likely to be the main driver of currency market movement, additional EUR/AUD fluctuations will be triggered overnight following the RBA decision.
Investors believe that the RBA will refrain from cutting interest rates or introducing any additional stimulus.
Tomorrow's Eurozone producer price index will also be of interest.


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The UC Davis Departmentof Entomology and Nematology has scheduled a fifth anniversary celebration of its bee garden on Saturday, May 2.
It's difficult to believe that the Häagen-Dazs Honey Bee Haven is five years old. But it is, and the event will take place from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m.
The half-acre bee garden, planted in the fall of 2009, is located on Bee Biology Road next to the Harry H. Laidlaw Jr. Honey Bee Research Facility, west of the central campus. A public ceremony will be held from 10:30 to 11:30 a.m.
Michael Parrella, professor and chair of the department, will welcome the crowd at 10:30 a.m. Lynn Kimsey, director of the Bohart Museum of Entomology and professor of entomology, was the interim chair of the department and directed and organized the installation of the garden. It was planted in 2009, thanks to a generous donation from Häagen-Dazs. More than 50 percent of their ice cream flavors depend on pollination.
Christine Casey, manager of the haven, will discuss "What Your Donations Mean to the Haven" at 11:15.
What can you do in the bee garden? Walk the paths. Admire the flowers. Admire the pollinators. Learn how to observe and identify bees, what to plant to help bees, and how to use native bee houses. There also will be beekeeping demonstrations and garden tours.
The garden is open to the public from dawn to dusk every day. Admission is free. Tours (a nominal fee is charged) can be arranged with Casey at cacasey@ucdavis.edu. To book a tour, access the website and click on "Visit Us."
The design is the work of a Sausalito team--landscape architects Donald Sibbett and Ann F. Baker, interpretative planner Jessica Brainard and exhibit designer Chika Kurotak--the winners of the international design competition.
Read more about the garden here! How it all began, who the founding manager was and the honor she and the 19 volunteer gardeners received, and who built the state-of-the-art fence around the garden.
We remember when it was an open field with jack rabbits bounding through the tall grass and red-tailed hawks circling above. The rabbits still bound (but not inside the garden) and the hawks still circle looking for prey.
Former UC Davis Chancellor James Henry Meyer (1922-2002) would have been proud.
His daughter-in-law, Mary Louise "Mary Lou" Flint, a longtime leader of the University of California Statewide Integrated Pest Management (UC IPM) Program and a newly retired Extension entomologist with the UC Davis Department of Entomology and Nematology, will be honored at a dinner on Dec. 1 as the recipient of the 2014 James H. Meyer Distinguished Achievement Award for her outstanding contributions to the university.
The event will take place at 6 p.m., in Ballrooms B and C of the UC Davis Conference Center. Reservations may be made by contacting UC Davis Special Events at (530) 754-2262 by Nov. 24.
Flint, UC IPM's associate director for Urban and Community IPM, and who retired at the end of June, is the third entomologist (Frank Zalom, 2004, and Thomas Leigh, 1988) to receive the Academic Federation award, first presented in 1971.
Her father-in-law, who served as chancellor from 1969 to 1987, during the university's greatest period of growth and change, strongly supported the Academic Federation and the Cooperative Extension Specialists, Agricultural Experiment Station researchers and other non-Senate academics it represents, Flint said.
Michael Parrella, professor and chair of the UC Davis Department of Entomology and Nematology, nominated Flint for the award. "Her name is synonymous with IPM, pest control alternatives, and public service, not just in California and the United States, but worldwide," he wrote in his letter of nomination.
Wrote UC IPM Director Kassim Al-Khatib: "Dr. Flint has initiated, conducted, and established an outstanding and well respected IPM research and outreach program for urban and community. Many of her programs and findings have significant impact on pest management in California. She is a talented, capable specialist and good communicator to the IPM end-user." Globally, the UC IPM program is considered the gold standard of IPM.
Flint received her bachelor's degree in plant sciences in 1972 from UC Davis, and her doctorate in entomology from UC Berkeley in 1979. "We are fortunate that she chose to spend her career here at UC Davis," Parrella said.
Created, wrote or edited and oversaw the development of the UC IPM's IPM Manual series of books from 1980-2007; this series includes IPM manuals on 15 different agricultural crops or crop groups. More than 100,000 copies of these books have been sold worldwide.
Oversaw the development and creation of the online UC IPM Pest Management Guidelines from 1987-2007. This series included 43-crop specific PMGs featuring hundreds of pests and thousands of photographs and authored by UC experts around the state and updated regularly. Flint served as technical editor. She developed many online tools associated with the PMGs such as the Natural Enemies Gallery and the Weed Galleries.
Established the UC IPM Pest Note series for home, garden, landscape and urban audiences. This series covers more than 165 pests. About 12,000 people a day access these publications on the UC IPM Home and Garden website.
Authored several important books on IPM including Pests of the Garden and Small Farm, IPM in Practice: Principles and Methods of IPM and The Natural Enemies Handbook. She developed the Pesticide Compendium series along with Patrick O'Connor Marer.
Created some of the earliest interactive learning tools of IPM, including the 1996 CD-ROM Solving Garden Problems: A University of California Interactive Guide and The UC Interactive Tutorial for Biological Control of Insects and Mites (an interactive CD-ROM, Publication 3412). She and her colleagues also created some of the first online training materials for IPM with online training programs for retail nursery and garden center personnel. The UC Guide to Healthy Lawns on the UC IPM website is another key accomplishment. UC IPM takes its 16 portable UC IPM Touch Screen IPM kiosks to hundreds of retail stores and community events. More recently, Flint has been heavily involved in creating YouTube videos on the UC IPM channel and disseminating information through other electronic and social media.
Lately Flint has been involved with the thousand cankers disease, caused by the walnut twig beetle, Pityophthorus juglandis, in association with the fungus, Geosmithia morbida. The disease kills walnut trees, especially black walnuts. She continues to work on the project with research entomologist Steven J. Seybold of the USDA Forest Service, Pacific Southwest Research Station, Davis, and other scientists.
Seybold, an affiliate of the UC Davis Department of Entomology and Nematology, said that on a national level, Flint was "instrumental in facilitating the rapid processing and release of the national trapping guidelines for the walnut twig beetle."
Widely honored by her peers, Flint received the 2002 Outstanding Lifetime Achievement Award for Integrated Pest Management from the Association of Applied IPM Ecologists; a 2003 IPM Innovator Award from the California Department of Pesticide Regulation as part of the Sacramento Water Wise Pest Control Program; a 2003 resolution from the Sacramento City Council honoring her for contributions to the Sacramento Water Wise Program; a 2004 Environmental Services Award from the San Francisco Department of the Environment; and an international IPM Award of Recognition, "Grower Incentives Team Project," at the 2009 International IPM Symposium in Portland, Ore.
Flint is not only the third entomologist to receive the award, but the third IPM specialist. Frank Zalom, a distinguished professor in the UC Davis Department of Entomology and Nematology, directed the UC IPM Program for 16 years (1988-2001). He is currently serving as president of the 7000-member Entomological Society of America. Thomas Leigh (1923-1993) stood at the forefront of integrated pest management of cotton pests, according to an article in the summer 1994 edition of American Entomologist. He taught courses on cotton IPM and host plant resistance.
Bugs will rule at the 99th annual UC Davis Picnic Day this Saturday, April 20.
The UC Davis Department of Entomology is planning lots of "bug" activities as part of the campuswide celebration.
Visitors to Briggs Hall and the Bohart Museum of Entomology will find much to do and see from 10 a.m. to 3 p.m.
Forensic entomologist Robert Kimsey, coordinator of the department's Picnic Day activities, says there will be cockroach races, termite trails, ant colonies, Maggot Art, face-painting, fly-tying, honey tasting, T-shirt sales, and much, much more at Briggs Hall.
Briggs is located off Kleiber Hall drive, near the campus police and fire stations, while the Bohart Museum is in Room 1124 Academic Surge on Crocker Lane.
The Bohart Museum, home of nearly eight million insect specimens, will feature wasp nests in its new display case. Displayed will be nests once occupied by European paper wasps, yellow jackets, carpenter bees and bumble bees. The Bohart also will include a live "petting zoo" where visitors can hold Madagascar hissing cockroaches, a rose-haired tarantula, and walking sticks. Lynn Kimsey, professor of entomology, directs the Bohart Museum.
At Briggs, you can also expect to see forensic, medical, aquatic, apiculture, and forest entomology displays, as well as a honey of a honey tasting. In the courtyard, Extension apiculturist Eric Mussen will share six varieties of honey: manzanita, lima bean, pomegranate, almond blossom, orange blossom, and Northern desert shrub Nevada), a reddish honey. In Room 122, staff research associate/beekeeper Billy Synk of the Harry H. Laidlaw Jr. Honey Bee Research Facility will provide a bee observation hive.
One of the most popular activities at Briggs is Maggot Art, a term trademarked by forensic entomologist Rebecca O'Flaherty, a former doctoral candidate in entomology at UC Davis. This involves dipping a maggot in non-toxic, water-based paint. "Artists" pick up a maggot with special forceps, dip it in the paint and then let it crawl on white paper. O'Flaherty launched Maggot Art in 2001 at the University of Hawaii as a community outreach project when she was teaching entomology to youths.
The UC Statewide Integrated Pest Management Program (UC IPM) will set up its traditional display in front of Briggs Hall where visitors can learn about managing pests in their homes and garden. In addition, UC IPM will give away live lady beetles (aka ladybugs) to children.
Plans at Briggs Hall also call for a "Bug Doctor" to answer insect-related questions. The doctor is in! Last year's "Bug Doctors" included Michael Parrella, professor and chair of the UC Davis Department of Entomology.
It will be like "old home week" when professor Kelli Hoover of Pennsylvania State University presents a seminar on Tuesday, March 5 on the UC Davis campus.
Hoover, who received her doctorate in entomology from UC Davis in 1997, will discuss "Co-Evolution in a Host Baculovirus System" from noon to 1 p.m. in 366 Briggs Hall.
She will be in California in conjunction with her trip to Ventura to participate in the Gordon Research Conference, an international forum for the presentation and discussion of frontier research in the biological, chemical, and physical sciences, and their related technologies.
Hosts are Bruce Hammock, distinguished professor of entomology; Michael Parrella, professor and chair of the UC Davis Department of Entomology and Nematology; and researcher George Kamita of the Hammock lab.
While a grad student at UC Davis, Hoover studied with major professors Bruce Hammock and Sean Duffey (1943-1997). After a one-year postdoctoral position at UC Berkeley, she joined the faculty of the Penn State University Department of Entomology in 1998.
Her research program at Penn State focuses on invasive species, including development of trapping techniques for the Asian longhorned beetle; gut microbial symbionts of the Asian longhorned beetle and hemlock woolly adelgid; functions of key viral genes in transmission of the gypsy moth baculovirus and anti-viral defenses; and biological control of hemlock woolly adelgid.
Hoover is the lead author of the highly acclaimed research, "A Gene for an Extended Phenotype," published Sept. 9, 2011 in Science. It was selected for the Faculty of 1000 (F1000), which places her work in its library of the top 2 percent of published articles in biology and medicine.