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Q: Reset counter within a \newtcbinputlisting environment in the elegant solution provided by gernot found here, I wanted to reset the counters for the listings in each chapter.  In the code's current configuration, the listings continue on from one chapter to the next.
Here is the code:
\documentclass[a4paper, 10pt]{book}

\newcommand{\codeimg}{\includegraphics[scale=0.1]{example-image-a}}

\newcounter{datacounter}[chapter]

\usepackage{calc}
\usepackage[usenames,dvipsnames,svgnames,table]{xcolor}
\usepackage{pdfpages,graphicx}
\usepackage{listings}
\usepackage{filecontents}
\usepackage[numbered,framed]{matlab-prettifier}

\definecolor{light-gray}{gray}{0.92}
\definecolor{myblueiii}{RGB}{199,234,253}
\definecolor{mainColor}{RGB}{211, 47, 47} % some dark red
\definecolor{codegreen}{rgb}{0,0.6,0}
\definecolor{codegray}{rgb}{0.5,0.5,0.5}
\definecolor{codepurple}{rgb}{0.58,0,0.82}
\definecolor{backcolour}{rgb}{0.95,0.95,0.92}
\definecolor{mybluei}{RGB}{0,173,239}
\definecolor{myblueiii}{RGB}{199,234,253}

\lstdefinestyle{mycode}{
    language=Python,
    numbers=left,
    numbersep= 10mm,
    numberstyle=\color{Black},
    stepnumber=1,
    tabsize=3,
    breakatwhitespace=false,
    breaklines=true,
    captionpos=b,
    basicstyle=\color{Black}\ttfamily,
    commentstyle=\color{LimeGreen},
    keywordstyle=\color{BurntOrange}\bfseries,
    stringstyle=\color{WildStrawberry},
    keywords={var, func, extends},
    frame=leftline,
    framesep=0mm,
    xleftmargin=3mm,
    framesep=2mm,
    framerule=0mm,
    abovecaptionskip=5mm,
    aboveskip=\baselineskip,
    belowskip=\baselineskip
}

\usepackage{tcolorbox}
\newcounter{data}
\newcounter{result}
\newcounter{pythoncode}
\newcounter{matlab}
\tcbuselibrary{skins,breakable,listings}
\newtcblisting[use counter=pythoncode]{codeblock}[2][]{%listing options={style=mycode},%
        enhanced,noparskip,breakable,colback=light-gray,colframe=DarkSlateGray,opacitybacktitle=.8,%
        fonttitle=\bfseries,before upper={\hspace*{-1em}\includegraphics[height=\baselineskip]{example-image-a}~#2},%
        title after break={\centering\footnotesize\itshape\strut Python Code~\thechapter.\thepythoncode~--~continued},%
        listing only,listing options={xleftmargin=-1mm,#1,style=mycode},after upper={\centering\strut Python Code~\thechapter.\thepythoncode:~#2},
        frame hidden,arc=0pt,outer arc=0pt,boxrule=0pt,frame code={\draw[gray,line width=2mm] ([xshift=-0.5pt]frame.north west) -- ([xshift=-0.5pt]frame.south west);},#1}
\newtcbinputlisting[use counter=data]{\inputdata}[3][]{%listing options={style=weka},%
    title after break={\centering\footnotesize\itshape\strut Data~\thechapter.\thedata~--~continued},%
     listing only,listing options={xleftmargin=-1mm,#1,style=weka},after upper={\centering\strut Data~\thechapter.\thedata:~#2},%
     listing file={#3}}
\newtcbinputlisting[use counter=result]{\inputresult}[3][]{%listing options={style=mystyleresults},%
enhanced,noparskip,breakable,colback=myblueiii,opacitybacktitle=.8,%
    title after break={\centering\footnotesize\itshape\strut Result~\thechapter.\theresult~--~continued},%
     listing only,listing options={xleftmargin=-1mm,#1,style=mystyleresults},after upper={\centering\strut Result~\thechapter.\theresult:~#2},%
     listing file={#3}}
\newtcbinputlisting[use counter=matlab]{\inputmatlab}[3][]{%listing options={style=Matlab-editor},%
    title after break={\centering\footnotesize\itshape\strut Matlab Code~\thechapter.\thematlab~--~continued},%
     listing only,listing options={xleftmargin=-1mm,#1,style=Matlab-editor},after upper={\centering\strut Matlab Code~\thechapter.\thematlab:~#2},%
     listing file={#3}}

\lstdefinestyle{mystyleresults}{
    commentstyle=\color{codegreen},
    keywordstyle=\color{black},
    numberstyle=\tiny\color{codegray},
    stringstyle=\color{black},
    basicstyle=\ttfamily\footnotesize,
    breakatwhitespace=false,
    breaklines=true,
    captionpos=b,
    keepspaces=true,
    numbers=none,
    numbersep=5pt,
    showspaces=false,
    showstringspaces=false,
    showtabs=false,
    tabsize=6
}

\lstdefinestyle{weka}{
    %backgroundcolor=\color{DarkSlateGray},
    numbers=none,
    numbersep=5pt,
    numberstyle=\tiny\color{codegray},
    commentstyle=\color{codegreen},
    keywordstyle=\color{blue},
    keywordstyle={[2]\color{magenta}},
    stringstyle=\color{codepurple},
    basicstyle=\footnotesize,
    comment=[l]{\%},
    keywords={@relation,@attribute,@data},
    morekeywords=[2]{real,integer,numeric,string,date},
    breakatwhitespace=false,
    breaklines=true,
    captionpos=b,
    keepspaces=true,
    showspaces=false,
    showstringspaces=false,
    showtabs=false,
    tabsize=2
}

\begin{filecontents}{result1.txt}
=== Run information ===

Correlation coefficient                  0.5941
Mean absolute error                      2.2173
Root mean squared error                  3.7905
Relative absolute error                 76.7091 %
Root relative squared error             81.3406 %
Total Number of Instances              188

\end{filecontents}

\begin{filecontents}{result2.txt}
% 9 attributes
% 188 instances

@relation FIT

@attribute NUMUORS real   % Number of unique operators
@attribute NUMUANDS real  % Number of unique operands
@attribute TOTOTORS real  % Total number of operators

\end{filecontents}

\begin{filecontents*}{sample.m}
% create a file for output
!touch testFile.txt
fid = fopen('testFile.text', 'w')
for i=1:10
  fprintf(fid,'%6.2f \n', i);
end
\end{filecontents*}

\begin{document}
\chapter{Data}
\section{Data1}
\inputdata{Code Snippet}{result2.txt}
\inputdata{Code Snippet}{result2.txt}
\inputresult{Result from run 1}{result1.txt}

\begin{codeblock}{Les bases de GDScript}
var nombreDeGardes = 4 #déclaration d'une variable
nombreDeGardes = plusDeux(nombreDeGardes) #appel d'une fonction avec la variable nombreDeGardes passée en paramètre
\end{codeblock}

\inputmatlab{Sample matlab code}{sample.m}

\chapter{Analysis}
\section{Data2}
\inputdata{Code Snippet}{result2.txt}
\inputdata{Code Snippet}{result2.txt}
\inputresult{Result from run 1}{result1.txt}
\end{document}

A: You introduce a counter you never use (datacounter) which is not necessary.
Probably you should switch to the chngcntr package. Then you could write (instead of the current counter definitions):
\usepackage{chngcntr}
\newcounter{data}\counterwithin{data}{chapter}
\newcounter{result}\counterwithin{result}{chapter}
\newcounter{pythoncode}\counterwithin{pythoncode}{chapter}
\newcounter{matlab}\counterwithin{matlab}{chapter}

Alternatively you could avoid extra packages and use
\makeatletter
\newcounter{data}\@addtoreset{data}{chapter} % equals \newcounter{data}[chapter]
\newcounter{result}\@addtoreset{result}{chapter} % equals \newcounter{result}[chapter]
\newcounter{pythoncode}\@addtoreset{pythoncode}{chapter} % equals \newcounter{pythoncode}[chapter]
\newcounter{matlab}\@addtoreset{matlab}{chapter} % equals \newcounter{matlab}[chapter]
\makeatother

And the third way (suggested by @clemens): Using amsmath and \numberwithin:
\usepackage{amsmath}
\newcounter{data}\numberwithin{data}{chapter}
\newcounter{result}\numberwithin{result}{chapter}
\newcounter{pythoncode}\numberwithin{pythoncode}{chapter}
\newcounter{matlab}\numberwithin{matlab}{chapter}

A: Use the number within key of the init (i.e. bootstrap) section of a \newtcblisting box, i.e. the first optional argument -- don't confuse it with the options that are given to the real tcblisting environment later on.
i.e \newtcblisting[use counter=foo,number within=chapter]{...}
\documentclass[a4paper, 10pt]{book}

\newcommand{\codeimg}{\includegraphics[scale=0.1]{example-image-a}}

\newcounter{datacounter}[chapter]

\usepackage{calc}
\usepackage[usenames,dvipsnames,svgnames,table]{xcolor}
\usepackage{pdfpages,graphicx}
\usepackage{listings}
\usepackage{filecontents}
\usepackage[numbered,framed]{matlab-prettifier}

\definecolor{light-gray}{gray}{0.92}
\definecolor{myblueiii}{RGB}{199,234,253}
\definecolor{mainColor}{RGB}{211, 47, 47} % some dark red
\definecolor{codegreen}{rgb}{0,0.6,0}
\definecolor{codegray}{rgb}{0.5,0.5,0.5}
\definecolor{codepurple}{rgb}{0.58,0,0.82}
\definecolor{backcolour}{rgb}{0.95,0.95,0.92}
\definecolor{mybluei}{RGB}{0,173,239}
\definecolor{myblueiii}{RGB}{199,234,253}

\lstdefinestyle{mycode}{
    language=Python,
    numbers=left,
    numbersep= 10mm,
    numberstyle=\color{Black},
    stepnumber=1,
    tabsize=3,
    breakatwhitespace=false,
    breaklines=true,
    captionpos=b,
    basicstyle=\color{Black}\ttfamily,
    commentstyle=\color{LimeGreen},
    keywordstyle=\color{BurntOrange}\bfseries,
    stringstyle=\color{WildStrawberry},
    keywords={var, func, extends},
    frame=leftline,
    framesep=0mm,
    xleftmargin=3mm,
    framesep=2mm,
    framerule=0mm,
    abovecaptionskip=5mm,
    aboveskip=\baselineskip,
    belowskip=\baselineskip
}

\usepackage{tcolorbox}
\newcounter{data}
\newcounter{result}
\newcounter{pythoncode}
\newcounter{matlab}
\tcbuselibrary{skins,breakable,listings}
\newtcblisting[use counter=pythoncode,number within=chapter]{codeblock}[2][]{%listing options={style=mycode},%
        enhanced,noparskip,breakable,colback=light-gray,colframe=DarkSlateGray,opacitybacktitle=.8,%
        fonttitle=\bfseries,before upper={\hspace*{-1em}\includegraphics[height=\baselineskip]{example-image-a}~#2},%
        title after break={\centering\footnotesize\itshape\strut Python Code~\thechapter.\thepythoncode~--~continued},%
        listing only,listing options={xleftmargin=-1mm,#1,style=mycode},after upper={\centering\strut Python Code~\thechapter.\thepythoncode:~#2},
        frame hidden,arc=0pt,outer arc=0pt,boxrule=0pt,frame code={\draw[gray,line width=2mm] ([xshift=-0.5pt]frame.north west) -- ([xshift=-0.5pt]frame.south west);},#1}
\newtcbinputlisting[use counter=data,number within=chapter]{\inputdata}[3][]{%listing options={style=weka},%
    title after break={\centering\footnotesize\itshape\strut Data~\thechapter.\thedata~--~continued},%
     listing only,listing options={xleftmargin=-1mm,#1,style=weka},after upper={\centering\strut Data~\thechapter.\thedata:~#2},%
     listing file={#3}}
\newtcbinputlisting[use counter=result,number within=chapter]{\inputresult}[3][]{%listing options={style=mystyleresults},%
enhanced,noparskip,breakable,colback=myblueiii,opacitybacktitle=.8,%
    title after break={\centering\footnotesize\itshape\strut Result~\thechapter.\theresult~--~continued},%
     listing only,listing options={xleftmargin=-1mm,#1,style=mystyleresults},after upper={\centering\strut Result~\thechapter.\theresult:~#2},%
     listing file={#3}}
\newtcbinputlisting[use counter=matlab,number within=chapter]{\inputmatlab}[3][]{%listing options={style=Matlab-editor},%
    title after break={\centering\footnotesize\itshape\strut Matlab Code~\thechapter.\thematlab~--~continued},%
     listing only,listing options={xleftmargin=-1mm,#1,style=Matlab-editor},after upper={\centering\strut Matlab Code~\thechapter.\thematlab:~#2},%
     listing file={#3}}

\lstdefinestyle{mystyleresults}{
    commentstyle=\color{codegreen},
    keywordstyle=\color{black},
    numberstyle=\tiny\color{codegray},
    stringstyle=\color{black},
    basicstyle=\ttfamily\footnotesize,
    breakatwhitespace=false,
    breaklines=true,
    captionpos=b,
    keepspaces=true,
    numbers=none,
    numbersep=5pt,
    showspaces=false,
    showstringspaces=false,
    showtabs=false,
    tabsize=6
}

\lstdefinestyle{weka}{
    %backgroundcolor=\color{DarkSlateGray},
    numbers=none,
    numbersep=5pt,
    numberstyle=\tiny\color{codegray},
    commentstyle=\color{codegreen},
    keywordstyle=\color{blue},
    keywordstyle={[2]\color{magenta}},
    stringstyle=\color{codepurple},
    basicstyle=\footnotesize,
    comment=[l]{\%},
    keywords={@relation,@attribute,@data},
    morekeywords=[2]{real,integer,numeric,string,date},
    breakatwhitespace=false,
    breaklines=true,
    captionpos=b,
    keepspaces=true,
    showspaces=false,
    showstringspaces=false,
    showtabs=false,
    tabsize=2
}

\begin{filecontents}{result1.txt}
=== Run information ===

Correlation coefficient                  0.5941
Mean absolute error                      2.2173
Root mean squared error                  3.7905
Relative absolute error                 76.7091 %
Root relative squared error             81.3406 %
Total Number of Instances              188

\end{filecontents}

\begin{filecontents}{result2.txt}
% 9 attributes
% 188 instances

@relation FIT

@attribute NUMUORS real   % Number of unique operators
@attribute NUMUANDS real  % Number of unique operands
@attribute TOTOTORS real  % Total number of operators

\end{filecontents}

\begin{filecontents*}{sample.m}
% create a file for output
!touch testFile.txt
fid = fopen('testFile.text', 'w')
for i=1:10
  fprintf(fid,'%6.2f \n', i);
end
\end{filecontents*}

\begin{document}
\chapter{Data}
\section{Data1}
\inputdata{Code Snippet}{result2.txt}
\inputdata{Code Snippet}{result2.txt}
\inputresult{Result from run 1}{result1.txt}

\begin{codeblock}{Les bases de GDScript}
var nombreDeGardes = 4 #déclaration d'une variable
nombreDeGardes = plusDeux(nombreDeGardes) #appel d'une fonction avec la variable nombreDeGardes passée en paramètre
\end{codeblock}

\inputmatlab{Sample matlab code}{sample.m}

\chapter{Analysis}
\section{Data2}
\inputdata{Code Snippet}{result2.txt}
\inputdata{Code Snippet}{result2.txt}
\inputresult{Result from run 1}{result1.txt}
\end{document}


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Интелсат-27 () — коммерческий геостационарный телекоммуникационный спутник, принадлежавший североамериканскому спутниковому оператору Intelsat и созданный компанией Boeing, на базе спутниковой платформы BSS-702MP, для замены устаревшего телекоммуникационного спутника Интелсат-805.

Запуск был намечен на 1 февраля 2013 года и был произведён на стартовой площадке плавучего космодрома проекта «Морской старт» при помощи ракеты-носителя Зенит-3SL. Во время запуска бортовой источник мощности дал сбой, что привело к падению ракеты-носителя с космическим аппаратом на борту.

Конструкция

Телекоммуникационный спутник Интелсат-27 разработан на основе космической платформы BSS-702MP, разработанной компанией Boeing для создания средних и тяжелых геостационарных телекоммуникационных спутников связи. Конструкция спутника состоит из двух основных модулей: платформы и модуля полезной нагрузки.

Платформа несёт все основные служебные системы спутника: солнечные и аккумуляторные батареи, апогейный двигатель с цистернами для горючего, двигатели коррекции и удержания, а также другие служебные компоненты, а на модуле полезной нагрузки (МПН) устанавливается всё ретрансляционное оборудование и антенны.

На спутнике Интелсат-27 устанавливается апогейный двухкомпонентный жидкостный ракетный двигатель тягой 445 Н, который используется для довывода с геопереходной на геостационарную орбиты. Для коррекции орбиты и удержания по долготе и наклонению используются несколько ракетных двигателей с тягой 4 и 22 Н.

Ракета-носитель Зенит-3SL разработана в Государственном предприятии «Конструкторское бюро "Южное" имени М. К. Янгеля» (КБ «Южное») и изготовлена на Государственном предприятии «Производственное объединение "Южный машиностроительный завод" имени А. М. Макарова» («Южмаш», Днепропетровск, Украина). Часть комплектующих элементов, двигательная установка первой ступени, разгонный блок ДМ-SL и система управления произведены на предприятиях Российской Федерации.

Предназначение
Спутник Интелсат-27 был заказан в 2009 году, как спутник без конкретного назначения в составе пакета из четырёх спутников. Спутник будет работать в Америке и Европе и обеспечит расширение предоставляемых услуг в C- и Ku-диапазонах для средств массовой информации и сетевых заказчиков, а также будет иметь полезную нагрузку в UHF-диапазоне для правительственных нужд.

Интелсат-27 спроектирован на 15-летний срок службы и будет размещен в районе Атлантического океана, в точке 304,5 градуса восточной долготы и заменит спутник Интелсат-805.

Запуск
Запуск коммерческого телекоммуникационного спутника Интелсат-27 был запланирован на февраль 2013 года, стартовые услуги были возложены на консорциум «Морской старт».

28 октября 2012 года лихтеровоз «Condock-IV», используемый для морской перевозки ракеты-носителя Зенит-3SL N36, покинул порт Октябрьский (Украина), и 7 декабря 2012 года прибыл в базовый порт проекта «Морской старт» — насыпной мол в морском порту близ города Лонг-Бич (штат Калифорния, США).

Запуск спутника Интелсат-27 был произведён 1 февраля 2013 года в 06:56 UTC со стартовой платформы плавучего космодрома проекта «Морской старт» при помощи ракеты-носителя Зенит-3SL N36 с разгонным блоком ДМ-SL N35Л. После старта ракето-космического носителя (РКН) на начальном этапе был обнаружен сбой с полётом ракеты-носителя, вследствие чего была сформирована команда на аварийное отключение двигательной установки первой ступени. В соответствии с циклограммой полёта, в течение 20 секунд двигательная установка не реагировала на сбой для увода РКН на безопасное расстояние от стартовой платформы, после этого была сформирована команда на аварийное отключение двигателей, и полёт РКН был прекращён. РКН упала примерно в четырёх километрах от стартовой платформы. Персонал и суда проекта «Морской старт» не пострадали. Вертолетная инспекция не выявила на поверхности океана каких-либо частей РКН.

По результатам запуска была сформирована следственная комиссия для выявления причин аварии. Заключение комиссии — причиной падения ракеты-носителя Зенит-3SL стал отказ бортового источника мощности, разработанного в КБ «Южное». Отказ данного модуля стал первым за 80 предыдущих пусков ракеты-носителя семейства Зенит-2.

Ущерб, страхование, выплаты
Спутник был застрахован на $406 млн при участии брокерской компании AON, которая привлекла к сострахованию многих страховщиков по всему миру. В России в этом страховании участвовали российская страховая компания «Ингосстрах» (доля в убытке - $10 млн., дальнейшее перестрахование (ретроцессия) - в страховых и перестраховочных компаниях «Тит»($93 тыс), «Капитал Перестрахование»($143 тыс), «Лемма» (Украина, $715,82 тыс.) и др.). Полная сумма убытка, пришедшаяся на страховой рынок стран СНГ, составила $10 млн..

Интересный факт
Масса спутника Интелсат-27 при запуске составляла примерно 6241 кг. Это самый тяжелый спутник, запускавшийся «Морским стартом».

См. также
 Список геостационарных спутников
 Спутниковая связь
 Интелсат-22
 Интелсат-23
 SatMex-8

Примечания

Ссылки

2013 год в космонавтике
Ракетно-космическая техника Boeing
Спутники связи на геостационарной орбите

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The Mohegan Sun turned heads when they missed the original deadline to purchase a $10 million license — which covered all online gambling products — but still applied for three licenses at a cost of $12 million, which would have cost the company an additional $2 million.
To explain the trepidation of online poker, one only needs to look to neighboring New Jersey. While online casino revenues continue to soar on a monthly basis, online poker is struggling.
In poker, liquidity — or the size of the player pool — is vital to the growth of the game. Poker's popularity over the last few years has been flat, so an influx of new players is extremely important. With relative easy money in online casinos, which aren't impacted by the peaks and valleys of player traffic, casinos are rightly putting their focus there for now.
Online poker's next big surge in Pennsylvania — and the United States — is likely to come from the merging of player pools between New Jersey and Pennsylvania, which will see the number of players effectively double for those playing from either state. That's a big deal for the poker world, but even in the best case scenario isn't likely to generate near the revenue of online casinos.


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Amatore Sciesa (Milán, 12 de febrero de 1814 - Milán, 2 de agosto de 1851) fue un patriota italiano. Era conocido también con el nombre de Antonio Sciesa, a causa de un error de transcripción descubierto después varias investigaciones y estudios del escritor Leo Pollini.

Biografía
De humildes orígenes, de profesión tapicero, en el 1850 entró en contacto con algunos grupos clandestinos republicanos que luchaban contra el dominio que Austria detenía sobre el Lombardo-Veneto. Solo pasaran dos años desde las cinco jornadas y el gobernador general Radetzky seguía una política ferocemente represiva, que no dejaba otro campo a los patriotas lombardo que la sumisión, la horca o el exilio, pero que por otro lado, en vez de reducir la oposición política y nacional, la alzaba, aunque esta última era obligada a expresarse en las formas más clandestinas.  A la difusión de manifiestos revolucionarios también ayudó Sciesa: la noche del 30 julio de 1851 fue interceptado, en la Puerta Ticinese, en posesión de dichos manifiestos, y arrestado con la acusación de haber puesto algunas copias en vía Spadari, en Milán.

Condenado a muerte en un proceso sumario instruido por el capitán auditor Carl Pichler von Deeben, Sciesa fue conducido a la horca: según la tradición popular, a un gendarme que, conduciéndolo al lugar de ejecución, lo había hecho pasar debajo de las ventanas de su casa, exhortándolo a revelar los nombres de otros revolucionarios, habría contestado en dialecto milanés: Tiremm innanz! (Vamos adelante!). A falta del boia, fallecido algunos días antes, fue fusilado y luego sepultado en el Fopponino de Puerta Vercellina, hoy desaparecido.

Cuenta Giovanni Visconti Venosta que don Giuseppe Negri, el sacerdote que acompañó a Sciesa al patíbulo, le dio una versión ligeramente diferente del contexto en el cual se pronunció la famosa frase: «Las palabras tirem innanz [sic], según Negri, no las diría a lo largo de la calle al oficial que mandaba los soldados, sino poco antes de que el triste cortejo llegara al lugar del suplicio; tal vez al sacerdote, que lo exhortaba a confesar. Esto también se adecúa más a las formalidades que se usaban entonces con ocasión de estas condenas militares».

En la sentencia fue erróneamente llamado Antonio y por este motivo nació el equívoco asociado a su nombre. La pena le fue impuesta en aplicación de la ley estatal, promulgada con proclama del 10 marzo de 1849, confirmada por Radetzky, junto con el estado de asedio, el 2 agosto de 1851:

En práctica, Sciesa, que no gozaba de ninguna protección especial, sirvió al gobernador general de ejemplo de severidad, tanto es así que su condena a muerte precedió en poco tiempo a la del comasco Luigi Dottesio.  El hecho de que él rechazara de indicar los nombres de los otros conspiradores solo constituyó un agravante.  En este sentido esta acción fue percibida en la época como una importante confirmación de que Radetzky no habría sabido ofrecer, a los 'malos sudditi' italianos del emperador Francisco José, otra cosa que una renovada y eterna represión.

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Nacidos en Milán
Fallecidos en Milán
Ejecutados por fusilamiento
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The MOZ local search ranking factors survey is closely monitored by every search marketing professional. In summary, 40 local search experts come together and draw their conclusions on the most important local search ranking factors for the year ahead. The focus this year is on links and reviews.
What are the top Local Search Ranking Factors for 2017?
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For local search, proximity has been the number one local ranking factor and not much has changed in 2017. The proximity of your business address plays a huge factor in the search results which are delivered to the search user. When a user is searching for a product or service, Google is asking what business is closest to this search user.
There are pros and cons for proximity. It can be great for someone who is searching for a cafe in their area. However, if you are searching for a marketing agency, you aren't looking for the closest agency, you want the best agency. Google is still working on the proximity ranking factor and we're excited to see how it continues to evolve.
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FOSTERING ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT OF THE RUSSIAN FAR EAST
Realizing Russia's Competitive Edge
Mercedes Bar
Alexander Lyubimov , General Director, RBC-TV
Alexander Lyubimov
General Director, RBC-TV
Alexander Lyubimov is a prominent TV journalist, successful producer and public figure with more than 20 years of experience in the Russian television industry. Mr. Lyubimov graduated from the Moscow State Institute for International Relations of the Ministry of Foreign Affairs of the USSR, and also holds a degree from the Harvard University and the International Animation Institute. He is a member of the Russian Television Academy. Alexander Lyubimov is a cofounder of VID TV company and served on its executive board from 1993 to 1998. He hosted such TV shows as Krasny Kvadrat (Red Square), Odin na Odin (Face to Face), and Zdes i Seychas (Here and Now). Mr. Lyubimov also managed international broadcasting on the All-Russia State Television and Radio Broadcasting Company Ostankino (VGTRK), and headed the Directorate of News Broadcasting at the Public Russian Television channel (ORT). He also served as First Deputy CEO of Channel One Russia, and First Deputy CEO of Russia TV channel. Mr. Lyubimov spearheaded the formation of MediaUnion, an All-Russian independent organization of media professionals, and served as its President in 2001-2008. In November 2011, Alexander Lyubimov joined RBC TV as its General Director.
Alexander Galushka , Minister for the Development of the Russian Far East
Pavel Grachev , Chief Executive Officer, Polyus
Vladimir Pecheniy , Governor of the Magadan Region
Alexander Galushka
Minister for the Development of the Russian Far East
Не was appointed the Minister for the Development of the Russian Far East in September, 2013. Current responsibilities of the Ministry include coordination work on realization of state and targeted federal programmes, federal property management, supervising control over exercise of powers of the Russian Federation by local governmental authorities of federal subjects in the Russian Far East. Alexander Galushka graduated from the Institute of Economy of the Moscow State Social University with a degree in "Economy and labor sociology" and Plekhanov Russian University of Economics. He directed the "Center of Management of Assessment and Consulting" company. From 2010 to 2012 he was the President of the All Russia Public Organization "Business Russia" and was a member of the Governmental commission on questions of social and economic development of the Russian Far East, the Republic of Buryatia, Zabaykalsky Krai and the Irkutsk region. In 2013 he was elected co-chairman of the Central Staff of social movement "People`s front" for Russia" in 2013. At present time he is a member of the Economic Council under the President of the Russian Federation.
Pavel Grachev
Chief Executive Officer, Polyus
Pavel Grachev was appointed head of Polyus in 2013. Prior to that, from 2010 to 2013, Mr. Grachev served as Chief Executive Office of the leading potash producer Uralkali and then of the Far East and Baikal Region Development Fund. From 2006 to 2011, he worked as chief counsel and then managing director of the investment company Nafta Moskva. From 1997 to 2006, he was the head of the Moscow office of the law firm Pavia e Ansaldo (Italy). In addition, Mr. Grachev has also served on the boards of Polyus Gold, the Federal Grid Company, Uralkali, PIK Group (as Chairman) and Polymetal. Mr. Grachev graduated from the Saint Petersburg State University and the University of Trieste (Italy) with degrees in law.
Vladimir Pecheniy
Governor of the Magadan Region
"We shouldn't think about the Russian Far East in isolation. It's a part of Russia. What's more, the people who live there have an even stronger sense of their own identity."

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Photo provided by Fred Eaglesmith The Fred Eaglesmith Show starring Tif Ginn will kick off the 2018 headliners, returning to perform at the Porcupine Mountain Music Festival.
ONTONAGON– For singer-songwriter Fred Eaglesmith, life on the road is about the people he meets along the way.
In late August that road will bring him back to the Porcupine Mountain Music Festival.
The Fred Eaglesmith Show starring Tif Ginn is the first headliner of the 2018 festival, with Eaglesmith having now swapped out a full band for the wide-ranging instrument and vocal abilities of his wife.
"It's really just me again with my songs," Eaglesmith said.
An alternative country singer, Eaglesmith is known for his storytelling lyrics, often inspired by people he meets in his travels.
"Always there's great people looking out for you and being nice to you. People with a story," he said, recounting meeting one man on the oilfields of Texas. He met the man after he had driven from Oklahoma to take his welding test only to fail and start driving another 600 miles to another oilfield where he could try again.
"I like to meet those guys, they're real interesting to me. It's not always that there's a lake or a sea, it's just an interesting person," Eaglesmith explained.
Songwriting has always been a big part of his life. If a topic interests him, he'll just write it — a process he compares to having a baby.
"There's a new thing in the world that … I've facilitated and so I think it would be no different than a tradesman who would do a really good job and build a building and you look at the building and go, 'that building was never there before and now it's there. Maybe not forever but it's going to be there a long time for people to look at and enjoy so I'm glad I did that.' That's sort of how I feel about it," Eaglesmith said.
"I think that I try to be really honest with my songs and my songwriting … No B.S., just tell the truth and I think some people appreciate that," he added.
At their performance, audiences can expect something a little unusual, with Eaglesmith and Ginn adhering to the old school of rock and roll; fun, entertaining, unpretentious and keeping the audience just a little on their toes.
"It's not some little quiet thing, sometimes it is, but it's not some little sad quiet thing, it's still got some revolution," Eaglesmith said.
The Porcupine Mountains Music Festival runs from August 24 to 26 with the other two headliners set on Donna the Buffalo for Saturday and the Slambovian Circus of Dreams for Sunday.


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Digital Governance with Jeffrey RoyRenewal
Is there reason to hope? Once again, the federal government has pledged to empower staff and simplify rules in search of a more innovative public service.
Much depends on whether the focus is placed on structure or culture. Shifting around agencies and offices within Treasury Board denotes the former, of course, whereas the latter is the real imperative. There is an important analogy with e-government here: many by-and-large structural initiatives such as the secure channel and Service Canada, rationally planned and implemented, now matter far less than the need for a new cultural ethos, one more fashioned on the principles of Web 2.0 and the power of "mass collaboration" (to borrow the term coined by Tapscott and Williams).
What we typically see within Parliamentary democracies is the traditional Westminster doctrine of administration and democracy (the de facto Gov 1.0 model) that places the emphasis squarely on control and communication. And much of e-government's early wins in terms of online service delivery and enterprise architecture have done little to alter government's underlying culture.
By contrast, within the emerging context of Web 2.0, government must become more collaborative and participative. The Westminster model is premised on information scarcity and containment – with a corresponding fixation on spin, whereas the Web 2.0 ethos features more open and shared notions of governance, underpinned by a massive expansion of the means to both gather and share information and transform it into useful knowledge.
This knowledge and the learning that results is an important component of service design and effective delivery in a world of mass collaboration. The overarching challenge for governments lies in fostering flexible information and knowledge architectures for the public sector as a whole – while facilitating the creation of new and adaptive governance models for what many now term "service ecosystems" (the boundaries of which extend across governments and beyond governments).
In such an environment, centralization is a handicap. Accordingly, Scandinavian countries that routinely top most government surveys favour more decentralized styles of governance (both within the national apparatus and between national and local governments) than is typically the case in our Westminster model. Yet even New Zealand has explicitly embraced a decentralized governance model, albeit one featuring complementary government-wide elements for shared infrastructure (not unlike the U.K.'s emphasis on shared service clusters rather than an across-the-board mentality).
There is clearly some need for an enterprise-wide perspective, not only for an individual government, but also for a jurisdiction's public sector as a whole. In terms of investment, security, and interoperability, shared structures can make sense. With respect to leveraging structure into better outcomes, however, flexibility and the freedom to innovate are what matter. This point is not entirely novel – as the ability to forge partnerships across departments and agencies has been shown to be an important determinant of integrative service delivery success. Yet the pursuit of such partnerships has been far too tightly controlled.
A critical question is therefore: who should lead in orchestrating and nurturing a more participative ethos?
The answer is: everyone – via the collective intelligence of the public service as a whole. A necessary beginning is a genuine effort to empower both employees and their individual units. This requires a performance based accountability regime that encourages departments and agencies to experiment. Either via less intrusive central agencies or a specialized service unit created for such a purpose (a Service Canada 2.0), individual units should be supported by principles and incentives for shared action. Central planning processes should be largely abandoned, unless in reprisal for an agency's ongoing inaction and sub-par performance.
Above all else, Web 2.0 must be viewed as an opportunity for facilitating new conversations both within and outside of the public service. Only a more participative culture can generate and sustain any sort of meaningful structural reform that is to follow.
Jeffrey Roy is Associate Professor in the School of Public Administration at Dalhousie University (roy@dal.ca).
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The housing crisis is one of the most pressing challenges of our time. The cost of renting or buying a home has far outpaced wage growth in countries around the world, a pattern that has only intensified with the pandemic. It's driving inequality and making cities unaffordable for the people who make them thrive. The causes of this global crisis are many, but the financialization of the residential real estate market plays a huge role. Within the current model, investors use homes to make as much money as possible while governments are often passive or even skew the market rules to favor the interests of big investors. But housing should not be treated as just another tool for speculation; it's a basic human right and an essential element of everyone's life.
The Shift Directives are the first-ever comprehensive framework providing governments and investors with guidance to effectively address the financialization of housing in accordance with human rights law.
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Mapping Financialization: Solutions & Abuses
Check out the interactive map above to see some of the many forms of financialized housing across the world, and some attempted solutions. Have an example you'd like added to the map? Tell us about it!
Why a set of directives on the financialization of housing?
Sam Freeman: Residential real estate has become a global money-making scheme. It is worth around US$258.5 trillion, 3 times the value of global GDP and 20 times the value of all the gold ever mined. This phenomenon – termed the 'financialization of housing' has become the entrenched model of housing provision in many States, many of which have actively encouraged it through deregulation, policy, and various incentives. But the financialization of housing has significantly reduced the enjoyment of the human right to housing around the world. As entities such as private equity firms, pensions funds, and real estate investment trusts hungrily search out greater profits from their housing 'assets,' they implement policies that impact affordability, security of tenure, and habitability for their tenants.
Leilani Farha: The Shift Directives represent a growing consensus. The harm caused by the financialization of housing is real and the plunder of housing for capital regardless of the cost to tenants must be stopped. In an unprecedented move, a diverse group of experts working on these issues from various frameworks and disciplines (leading economists, academics, urbanists, human rights experts, grassroots tenants movements, those working with investor-clients) have come together to assert the need for The Shift Directives. A fundamental shift in the way we understand and interact with housing is now required. Governments and investors alike need to move away from housing as a financial asset, and towards the recognition and treatment of housing as a human right. The Shift Directives offer this reimagination.
Why Human Rights Directives?
Leilani Farha: The human rights framework has as its ambition the creation of societies that are more equitable, peaceful, democratic, and non-discriminatory. Around the world, people have taken to the streets in protest because life is becoming too expensive. The cost of housing – the single biggest expense for most households – is at the heart of this. If The Shift Directives were implemented, cities would simply be happier places. Human rights are legal obligations to which governments have committed. Having accepted to be bound by human rights, means states must take steps to ensure that all of their laws, policies, and programmes align with human rights standards. The Shift Directives provide a roadmap for states to do so using international human rights obligations to guide the way to ensuring the full realization of the right to housing for all people.
What does the right to housing mean?
Leilani Farha: The right to housing simply means the right to live in peace, security and dignity. Under international human rights law, adequacy has been defined as having seven characteristics including affordability (defined as commensurate with household income, not what markets can command), habitability (decent conditions including access to affordable water/sanitation, electricity, heating and cooling where relevant), and requiring secure tenure (where tenants aren't living in fear that their rent will be raised beyond affordability, or that they may be evicted without cause or for minor issues).
What do The Shift Directives mean by financialization?
Leilani Farha: In The Shift Directives, the "financialization of housing" refers to structural changes in housing and financial markets and global investment whereby housing is treated as a commodity or asset, a means of accumulating wealth and often as security for financial instruments that are traded and sold on global markets. It refers to those institutional investors in housing who cater predominantly to their shareholder or investor clients and in the process — inadvertently or not — cause harm to tenants. It refers to the way capital investment in housing increasingly disconnects housing from its social function of providing a place to live in security and dignity and hence undermines the realization of housing as a human right. The Shift Directives look at everything from single family homes, apartment buildings, student housing, long-term care home, and tourist accommodation listed on short-term rental platforms.
The financialization of housing in The Shift Directives does not refer to individuals who own a second home that they use seasonally. Nor does it refer to all capital investment in residential real estate, in particular where investment is part of a business model that promotes the human right to adequate housing and its fundamental principles as defined in international human rights law and that is consistent with Target 11.1 of the Sustainable Development Goals.
The Shift Directives recognize that beyond regulating and restricting financialization and its specific manifestations, states must create strong human rights-based legal frameworks to better protect tenants and re-direct financial actors like commercial and central banks and international financial institutions in keeping with international human rights standards.
Do The Shift Directives demand a dismantling of capitalism?
Sam Freeman: No. The Shift Directives do not call for a dismantling or a rejection of capitalism. They simply call for the implementation of existing and applicable legal standards to capitalist structures and policies to ensure that capitalism does not do harm to anyone, and particularly those who are already the most vulnerable.
Who are The Shift Directives trying to influence?
Sam Freeman: The primary audiences for The Shift Directives are governments (national and subnational) and institutional investors (as defined in The Shift Directives, such as private equity, pension funds, asset management firms), both of whom have international human rights obligations and responsibilities to tenants. At the same time, The Shift Directives are crafted to be widely applicable. The Shift Directives should be read and used by a vast array of actors, including tenants (and their movements), homeowners, advocates, National Human Rights Institutions and international bodies engaged in housing and finance issues.
How could these directives be used?
Leilani Farha: The Shift Directives put forward powerful yet practical recommendations for change. They should be harnessed by those seeking to drive their societies away from financialization and towards the realization of the right to housing. They should be applied by decision-makers, incorporated into policy and legislation, used as a tool for monitoring and accountability, and built into advocacy. Investors should allow The Shift Directives to guide their internal policies and processes to ensure they comply with their responsibilities under international human rights law.
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How I Met Your Mother: "Something New"
Quick Review: This is what we've been waiting for.
Episode Synopsis: The Season 8 finale is set just before Robin and Barney's wedding, with Ted taking Lily to see the house he's been fixing up, and Robin and Barney settling in for a treasured night of relaxation that is rudely interrupted by an obnoxious couple. Meanwhile, Marshall and the baby take a last-minute trip to see his family in Minnesota. -tvguide
Spoiler alert. Seriously. You're reading this and not watching? Come on. This is a huge episode, and I mean it. Huge. Whatever you're doing can wait. Unless you happen to be performing surgery, then you might want to go operate first, then watch the episode. Do they let you watch television while you operate? Probably not. That could be really distracting. So you're allowed to operate first, but as soon as you're done, and you make sure you didn't leave your keys in the patient, then watch the episode.
Full Review: Cristin Milioti just became the most Googled name in America. She's The Mother. Finally, after eight years and many, many teases, we see her sans yellow umbrella, purchasing one ticket to Farhampton. Kids, this is how the audience met your mother.
I like that they cast a relative unknown as The Mother. Expectations have run so high for this very reveal, that no one would be happy if we recognized the face under the yellow umbrella. f she was too famous, it would reek of desperate stunt casting, and if she had already defined herself with another role, it could lesson this character. By casting a relative unknown,they have the chance to define the character without baggage.
Granted, this show has cast several actors who were very much previously defined. Alyson Hannigan was best known for Willow on Buffy the Vampire Slayer and that girl who went to band camp.. Neil Patrick Harris was best known for Doogie Howser and hanging with Harold and Kumar. (Also appearing on this show.) Those two made their characters of Lily and Barney their own.
However, Jason Segel, as awesome as he is, only really plays one character with subtle variations. I like his work, be it Forgetting Sarah Marshall or The Muppets, but it's very clear that we're watching Jason Segel. The same can be said for Sarah Chalke. Again, I enjoy her work, but she's pretty much the same in every role, be it as Ted's first fiance Stella, Dr. Ellot Reed on Scrubs, or her brief turn in Cougartown. Again, when you see her, you're getting Sarah Chalke.
I don't know Cristin Milioti. She is an unknown quantity, and I have no idea if she is a chameleon or only plays one character. But I do know that I won't be comparing her portrayal of The Mother to anything she's played. Her casting won't take me out of the show, because as far as I'm concerned, she is The Mother, much like Josh Radnor is Ted and Cobie Smulders is Robin. While I'll have to see more of her, I think this is perfect casting, as she's cute, quirky, and a great match for Ted. I know they'll make a great couple.
So while we didn't actually get to The Wedding, while we didn't get to see Ted meet The Mother, at least we, as an audience, got to meet her. (We also got to put that "bump girl" rumor to rest, finally.) The last three season finales have all featured a big reveal. Season six revealed Barney to be the groom, season seven revealed Robin as the bride, and this season we got to see the face of The Mother. Of the three, this is easily my favorite.
As a season finale, it's definitely a big improvement over last year's finale. While it's not my favorite finale, that would be season four's The Leap, this is a serviceable one. Sadly, despite the fantastic reveal, the rest of the stories weren't nearly as effective. It was a lot of setup with no payoff. Yes, that's standard for a season finale, but those setups weren't as well executed as they could have been.
The weakest part of the episode was Barney and Robin scheming against the annoying couple and ultimately getting them to commit to marriage. (After only seven years). The story seemed like filler, and if it was making a larger point about Robin and Barney, it missed the mark or was too subtle. We didn't learn anything new about the two, nor did we get any real sign that they would be having doubts about the marriage, as we've already seen in the flash-forwards. It was a waste of time, not to mention the under-rated talents of Casey Wilson.
The second weakest, but most aggravating story was the reveal that Robin already dug up the locket from last week. We are treated to a flashback of Robin getting drunk right before Ted's wedding to Stella and lamenting that she expected to marry Ted. In an attempt to paint a parallel between Ted and Robin, the show conveniently forgot that Robin of four years ago wasn't pining for Ted, nor did she have desires to marry him.
Ultimately, this served to get Ted the locket, so he could give it to Robin. Last week Robin saw the missing locket as a sign she shouldn't marry Barney, and it might be the reason she confides in Ted that she has doubts. I don't know for certain, but it seems obvious to me that Ted will then give Robin the locket, and that's what makes her realize that she should marry barney. The show wants that to be sweet and well meaning, but instead it makes Robin shallow and one-dimensional, yet another crime against a once vibrant and interesting character.
Marshall having to decide between Rome and being a judge definitely got the story moving, but I would have rather had him and his mother have a real moment rather than her "joking" about not letting him go to Italy. Suzie Plaxton is fantastic, but there's more to her, and her character, than Marshall's obnoxious Minnesotan mother. This was a chance for real character growth, for both her and Marshall. Instead, she's a one-dimensional caricature, and that made Marshall's plot far less dramatic. Like many episodes over the last few years, this is yet another example of a wasted opportunity.
We know Ted isn't going to sell the house and move to Chicago, because he finally finished the study that his kids are sitting in, listening to this long, interminable story. We know that meeting The Mother is why he stays in New York, and (let's hope) it's how he finally lets go of Robin once and for all. Seriously, it's beyond irritating to still see Ted hung up on Robin. He's also now a one-dimensional character and far less interesting than he used to be.
All of this setup is no doubt going to explode at The Wedding, and we have to wait until the Fall to see how that turned out. My prediction is that they will draw out The Wedding the entire ninth season. I could see the show flash forward to Fall of 2013, after everything has been resolved, and the entire season involves flashing back to that one, long, meaningful day. Each episode of season nine will show us, in excruciating detail, what exactly happened at The Wedding. And of course, it takes the entire season to build up to Ted meeting The Mother.
Here's what I see happening if the show does go that route. In the Fall 2013, Ted is already dating The Mother. We see them fall in love, and possibly get married, but we never see them actually "meet." For some reason, Ted will have to tell his kids about dating their mother before going back to how he actually met her. Only when we see Ted and The Mother get married (which is probably when we'll learn her name) will we also, finally, get to see how they met.
After all, if the entire premise of the show is the buildup to the moment Ted meets the mother of his children, it can't get there before the final episode. People aren't going to want to stick around once he meets her. However, if the story of that fateful day is doled out over the course of a season, people might still tune in wanting each little drip of information. It would be both a cynical and necessary ploy for the show. (Got to keep those viewers hooked somehow.)
It is possible that the final season won't just be about stringing us along. Now that the show doesn't have to hide The Mother's face, we can actually get her side of the story as well. We can see all the things that happened in her life that brought her to The Wedding. We might even discover that while Ted didn't meet her before that night, everyone else already knew her, and that would be an interesting twist. If that's where they go, I'm game.
I have every confidence that we are still a year out from actually seeing Ted meet The Mother. (Sorry, kids.) Whether this final season will exiting or excruciating remains to be seen. There's a lot of potential for greatness this last season, but as we've seen before, in this episode even, the show has a habit of squandering opportunity.
However, if The Mother is every bit as awesome as Ted describes, she might be just what this show needs. If anyone can save it from mediocrity, it's her.
Episode Breakdown
Best Episode Moment: The Mother puts down the umbrella and buys a ticket to Farhampton.
Worst Episode Moment: Robin got drunk and dug up the locket four years ago.
Best Callback: The House, with its familiar study, is finally finished.
Any hint about The Mother? She's adorable.
Any hint about The Wedding? Ted takes the train back because he's leaving for Chicago.
Do we like Ted this episode? He's all about Robin this week, not surprising since she's about to get married. While he still isn't over her, he's not trying to actively sabotage her wedding (yet) so while he's a bit one dimensional, I still liked him this week. Let's hope he gets much, much better next season. (The Mother has her work cut out for her.)
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Opening of Yadegar Asisi's panorama ROME 312 at Panorama XXL in Rouen, France20.12.2014 20 December 2014: opening of Yadegar Asisi's panorama ROME 312 at Panorama XXL in Rouen, France. This is the first panorama location presenting Yadegar Asisi's panoramas in a foreign country.More...
Opening of Yadegar Asisi's panorama ROME 312 at Gasometer Pforzheim, Germany06.12.2014 6 December 2014: opening of Yadegar Asisi's panorama ROME 312 at Gasometer Pforzheim in Baden Württemberg, Germany. It is the first panorama location presenting panoramas by Yadegar Asisi in a location which is not run by asisi GmbH.More...
Heritage Day Altötting14.09.2014 Being a listed monument, The Jerusalem Panorama Crucifixion of Christ in Altötting will contribute to Germany's Heritage Open Day on 14 September 2014 with special guided tours of the panorama that will focus on this year's Heritage Day theme of COLOR. The guided tours (in German) start at 11 am, 2 pm and 3 pm and will be given by panorama historian Gabriele Koller of the Stiftung Panorama Altötting.More...
General Assembly of the IPC association12.09.2014 Dear member of IPC, According to Article 16 of the Statutes of IPC, the Board is pleased to invite you to the Annual General Assembly. The Assembly will be held on Friday 12 September 2014 in the Kultur+Kongress Forum, Zuccalliplatz 1, 84503, Altötting, Germany from 13:30 till 14:30h local time.More...
23rd International Panorama Conference in Germany10.09.2014 The International Panorama Council will hold its 23rd International Panorama Conference in Altötting, Germany, from 10 to 13 September 2014. Co-organizers are the International Panorama Council and the Stiftung Panorama Altötting which directs the Jerusalem Panorama Crucifixion of Christ, the only original panorama depicting a religious subject to survive in Europe. The International Panorama Council is honored to be in Altötting for the third time. Previous conferences were held in Altötting in 1998 and in 2003.More...
Opening event of the ICCI360 Rotunda10.09.2014 International Panorama Council and Stiftung Panorama Altötting welcome you to the opening event of the ICCI360 ROTUNDA on Wednesday, 10 September 2014, at 7 p.m. at the Kultur+Kongress Forum, Zuccalliplatz 1, 84503 Altötting/GermanyMore...
Reception given by the City of Altötting10.09.2014 The City of Altötting feels greatly honoured to have been chosen as venue of the 23rd International Panorama Conference from 10 to 13 September 2014 headed by Mr. Ernst Storm, President of the International Panorama Council, and by Mr. Hubert Schlederer, Chairman of the Executive Board of the Stiftung Panorama Altötting.
On this occasion the Mayor would like to cordially invite the participants of the conference to a reception given by the City of Altötting with the signing of the Golden Book of the City on Wednesday, 10 September 2014, at 5 p.m. in the Great Assembly Hall of the Town Hall of Altötting.More...
Patrick Hughes' Moving Space in Holland at Panorama Mesdag07.09.2014 Panorama Mesdag in The Hague, Netherlands, is hosting an exhibition of 'reverspective' works of Birmingham born Patrick Hughes (1939). The exhibition runs through 7 September 2014.More...
Thun-Panorama - come and see the progress of the restoration11.08.2014 During the restoration of the Thun-Panorama the museum will offer special guided tours, where the audience can discover the progress of the restoration.More...
'Rare offensive actions' at Gettysburg Battlefield26.07.2014 As part of its 25th Anniversary the 'Friends of Gettysburg' have an Evening with the Panorama painting on both July 5 and July 26. On this occasion photographs of the Cyclorama (= panorama) of the Battle of Gettysburg are permitted.
On July 19 and 26 Battlefield Guide Ralph Siegel will speak on 'When Yankees Attack: Rare Offensive Actions by the Union at Gettysburg' during an Adams Seminar.More...
Exhibition on Panorama Painter Gebhard Fugel28.02.2014 An exhibition showing the works of Gebhard Fugel - the painter of the Altötting panorama - had been presented this very year. The exhibition is now heading for 'Städtische Galerie Fähre' in the city of Bad Saulgau in Germany. The city of Bad Saulgau is situated in the region where the painter was born.
Streicher Gebhard, Vom Bodensee nach Jerusalem - Gebhard Fugel 150 Jahre (Exhibition catalogue, Stadtgalerie Altötting, 15 August to 20 October 2013), Amberg 2013, ISBN 978-3-943242-24-9More...
Moving panorama of The Grand Moving Mirror of California11.01.2014 A model-sized version of The Grand Moving Mirror of California, a moving panorama project of the Velaslavasay Panorama, is currently on view in Berlin, Germany as part of the exhibition TALKING PICTURE BLUES. The exhibition at the 'Kunstsäle Berlin' is open to the public until 11 January 2014.More...


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21y/o snubs West Brom for another club despite better contract offered - report
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By Olly Allen
30th Nov, 2021 | 12:10pm
Sam Johnstone's West Brom contract talks stall amid transfer speculation
West Brom have halted contract talks with goalkeeper Sam Johnstone as the club look to arrest their poor run of form.
The England international has been linked with a move to both Tottenham Hotspur [Daily Mail] and Newcastle United [Calciomercato] in recent weeks.
Johnstone's current deal at the Hawthorns expires at the end of the season, leaving his Albion future up in the air.
When asked if there was an update on the 28-year-old's contract talks, Valerien Ismael said [via Express & Star]:
"There's nothing. We're all focused at the minute to get back on the winning way, and we're all focused and working very hard to get what we want."
The Baggies manager added how Johnstone remains fully focused amid the transfer speculation.
"He is completely committed to the team and to the club," Ismael said.
"He's a very important player for us. A great guy, very focused, he plays at a high level. He's very professional and has a desire to be successful.
"For Sam, it's about more than running down a contract, it's more about being able to play at that level for next year, to be a part of that squad who goes to the World Cup.
"Our part is to help him stay on that level and for sure to play at the highest level we can, for that we need to put in the effort."
Exit likely
The longer West Brom's struggles continue, the more likely it seems that Johnstone will leave the Hawthorns either in January or next summer.
The Baggies have picked up just one win from their last six matches, but the goalkeeper has arguably done his job, keeping three clean sheets in that run.
It was a surprise not to see Johnstone leave the club after relegation from the Premier League and he will surely not want to spend more than a year in the second tier.
As Ismael says, the 2022 World Cup is on the horizon and Johnstone will be eager to be included in Gareth Southgate's 23-man squad.
At the moment he is probably competing with Nick Pope to be third-choice goalkeeper behind Jordan Pickford and Aaron Ramsdale.
Playing in the Premier League would significantly boost Johnstone's chances of winning that battle, so either West Brom need to turn their form around quickly or he will be out of the door.
In other West Brom news, Chris Lepkowski has shared how close he thinks Valerien Ismael is to being sacked.
Be sure to follow West Brom News on Facebook and Twitter for 24/7 updates on the Baggies and more exclusive interviews with Kevin Phillips.
Jobi McAnuff: I can't see West Brom turning their form around
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New: No Surrender "Godda Get It"
New York's No Surrender is preparing to release their sophomore effort, Medicine Babies in the Fall. The album's first single is "Godda Get It". The track reminds me of TV on the Radio, so it comes as no surprise that the track is produced by Radioclit which features TV On The Radio's Tunde Adebimpe, as well as Monica Sharp and Costanza. Check out the track!
MP3: No Surrender "Godda Get It"
Drug Church "Weed Pin"


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Bolles + Wilson. Australian-born Peter Wilson (1950– ) and German-born Julie Bolles Wilson (1948– ) established their architectural firm in London in 1987, moving to the German city of Münster in 1988, where they designed the remarkable Stadtbücherei (public library—1987–93), consisting of two distinct parts linked by a bridge over an axis leading to the restored medieval church of St Lambert. They also designed the WLV office, Münster (1995–6), the Suzuki House, Tokyo (1993), and the 'garden folly' at the International Garden and Greenery Expo '90, Osaka, Japan.
"Bolles." A Dictionary of Architecture and Landscape Architecture. . Encyclopedia.com. 20 Apr. 2019 <https://www.encyclopedia.com>.


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A: for item in *.docx; do pandoc "$item" -o "${item%.docx}.md" --extract-media=. "$item" ; done

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Q: Simple groups in Jordan-Holder decomposition I have a group of order $1034 = 2\cdot11\cdot47$ and I need to find all simple groups in Jordan-Holder decomposition of this group. I know that there is only one $47$-Sylow subgroup with $46$ elements in it and only one $11$-Sylow subgroup with $10$ elements. So, we have a maximal normal subgroup of order $46$ (call it $H$) and hence $G\vartriangleleft H$. Now I'm stuck. $11$-Sylow subgroup is also abelian, so I need to prove that it is a subgroup of H. Or have I misunderstood something?

A: You started well. Let's say $P$ is the only $47$-Sylow subgroup and $Q$ is the only $11$-Sylow subgroup. Since at least one of the groups is normal (in our case actually both are normal) we know that $PQ$ is also a subgroup of $G$. From an isomorphism theorem it also follows that $|PQ|=\frac{|P||Q|}{|P\cap Q|}$. Since the intersection is trivial (why?) we conclude that $|PQ|=|P||Q|=517$. So this group has index $2$, hence it is normal in $G$. And now we get a chain of normal subgroups:
$\{e\}\trianglelefteq P\trianglelefteq PQ\trianglelefteq G$
And note that all quotient groups in this chain are simple as they are isomorphic to $\mathbb{Z_2},\mathbb{Z_{11}},\mathbb{Z_{47}}$. So this is a Jordan-Holder decomposition and we found the simple quotient groups.


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'Avengers: Infinity War' exclusive scene deepens Thanos and Gamora's connection
When your adopted father is Thanos, a dude who wants to wipe out half the universe, you can understand that Gamora has serious daddy issues in "Avengers: Infinity War."
Cosmic villain Thanos (Josh Brolin) razed the home planet of Gamora (Zoe Saldana) when she was a child, then raised her as his daughter and ace galactic assassin. She escaped and found a new family with the Guardians of the Galaxy, spurning her monstrous dad. A simple hug-it-out scenario won't help these two.
But there were "happier" times, and Marvel fans get a new glimpse of a never-before-seen interaction between Thanos and Gamora in this exclusive clip from "Infinity War" (on digital HD platforms Tuesday, including iTunes and Amazon), showing an extended take nixed from the theatrical cut. (Notice how the CGI Thanos isn't quite totally rendered, though Brolin's vocal rumbles still have gravitas.)
In "Infinity War," Thanos is rounding up his six Infinity Stones to do bad things to the galaxy when he hoodwinks the Guardians and captures Gamora to find out where the Soul stone is (since he tasked her to find it). He shows Gamora a scene from the past where she has done his dirty work. "By the look of it, you seemed content enough at the time," he says, though she counters, "I was a prisoner!"
He knows Gamora is hiding the location of the Soul stone ("I gave you my trust! You paid it with deceit!" he shouts) but there's a depth to Thanos that plays out later in the movie when he has to make a hard decision about his daughter.
"After my planet died, I had nothing. No one. And I thought I never would," he tells her. "I was all right with that; I had a new vocation. And then I found you, and at my side you became the fiercest woman in the galaxy."
"Infinity War" reveals some serious complications in their relationship as the movie chugs toward its jaw-dropping climax, so you can imagine that daddy and daughter will have more words if they see each other again in "Avengers 4" (in theaters May 3).


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State invests $16 million in grants to preserve forest land
The Washington State Recreation and Conservation Funding Board last week announced the award of more than $126 million in grants to a suite of 333 projects that build and maintain outdoor recreation facilities and conserve wildlife habitat and working farms and forests around the state.
"Not only do these grants support our state's parks, forests and farms, but they also fuel a powerful outdoor recreation economy that puts about 200,000 people to work and generates more than $26 billion in spending every year," Governor Jay Inslee said. "At a time when public lands are more and more at risk of being developed or lost altogether, these grants prioritize our outdoor spaces so that c...