This article envelops all of the most important topics and knowledge about ApexSQL Recover and provides brief descriptions and links to core ApexSQL Recover articles that cover them.
ApexSQL Recover is a SQL Server data recovery tool, which recovers deleted and truncated data. Also, it recovers objects and data lost due to drop operations, and recovers BLOBs as files. Additionally, ApexSQL Recover can be used to read transaction log files and backup, allow users to analyze and investigate audited operations in a comprehensive grid, as well as to create rollback and replay scripts for all DML and DDL changes. It can be useful in many different scenarios for disaster recovery. The most common scenarios where ApexSQL Recover is helpful are described in the When to use ApexSQL Recover article.
In order for ApexSQL Recover to perform its full functionality, the database that is being recovered has to be in full recovery mode because a database in simple recovery mode does not create transaction log entries that would contain information about transactions that database needs to be recovered from. Even so, it is still possible to perform a recovery by utilizing ApexSQL Recover's MDF scraping feature to recover directly from an MDF file, which is described in the article Recovery possibilities when a database is in simple recovery mode.
When data loss occurs, by accident or due to a disaster, it is important take immediate precautions in order to minimize the chance of data being overwritten or lost beyond recovery. The article How to optimize data recovery results in SQL Server using ApexSQL Recover offers advice on the immediate steps that should be taken after the disaster has occurred, that will increase the chance of successful recovery.
When data is lost due to a malicious or accidental DROP TABLE operation, the lost data can be recovered by utilizing the Data recovery from DROP operation feature. A full explanation and description of the Data recovery from DROP operation feature wizard can be found in the Recover lost data due to a DROP TABLE operation – ApexSQL Recover article. Similar to the Data recovery from DELETE operation wizard, the Data recovery from TRUNCATE operation wizard and best practices are described in detail in the Recover lost data due to a TRUNCATE operation – ApexSQL Recover article.
Aside from recovering data that was lost due to a specific operation being performed, ApexSQL Recover can recover multiple tables stored in a SQL database backup, without restoring the backup itself. This feature is particularly useful in case that data was lost some time ago (not recently) when it is required to get the lost data back, without disrupting database operations or losing any new valid data created after the drop has occurred. The article Recover table data from a database backup – ApexSQL Recover describes this feature in detail.
Another powerful recovery mechanism of ApexSQL Recover is the ability to read transaction log files and create undo/redo scripts for all DML and DDML operations performed over audited database. This allows users to rollback or replay specific changes, as well as to get a complete insight into who changed what in their database before deciding to recover from those changes or not.
Due to the unpredictable nature of database damage it is not always possible to recover data. But, if the initial recovery is not successful, it is not always the final outcome. It is still possible to try higher level of recovery chance by adding an MDF file that has not been affected by post-incident activities, or by adding a transaction log file that has not been truncated to the recovery process. This is described in more detail in the article ApexSQL Recover doesn't recover all lost data.
When performing a recovery, ApexSQL Recover can recover data directly to a database or to a SQL script that can be executed later. In case of the latter, the created SQL script can be so large in some cases that both ApexSQL Recover and SQL Server Management Studio cannot execute it. On this occasion, it is recommended to utilize one of the following solutions: the "osql" command utility that comes with SQL server, the "sqlcmd" command that comes with SQL server, or ApexSQL Script Utility, which are described in detail in the article How to execute large SQL scripts.
There are two mechanisms for recovery of deleted records and dropped tables While both approaches allow users to recover data from delete or drop table operations into a SQL script format, different recovery data sources are used – First approach revolves on reading transaction log files and creating of an undo script to reroll the changes, while the second approach reads the information on the deleted transactions from the database MDF file.


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Sir Andrew John Wiles (Cambridge, 1953. április 11. –) az Amerikai Egyesült Államokban élő angol matematikus. Legnagyobb tudományos eredménye a 350 évig nyitva álló nagy Fermat-tétel bizonyítása.

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Wiles sok éven keresztül dolgozott a nagy Fermat-tétel bizonyításán, mielőtt 1993-ban nyilvánosságra hozta. A bizonyítás hibásnak bizonyult, így Wiles két évre bezárkózott a házába, és 1995-ben a hibátlan bizonyítást publikálta. A Fermat-sejtés részben már előzőleg bizonyított volt, így Wilesnak a tétel páratlan természetes számkitevőkre szóló részére kellett a bizonyítást megalkotnia. A bizonyítás olyan felfedezésre épül, amely Fermat idejében még nem volt ismert. A bizonyításért 2016-ban Abel-díjjal tüntették ki.

Jegyzetek

Források
 Simon Singh: A nagy Fermat-sejtés, Budapest: Park, 2015, 5. jav. kiad.,

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The Key Ingredients Of Deepika Padukone And Ananya Panday's Bond Are Films And...
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Ananya and Deepika will co-star in Shakun Batra's untitled film
EntertainmentWritten by Pranita ChaubeyUpdated: January 12, 2021 7:46 pm IST
Ananya Panday with Deepika Padukone. (courtesy ananyapanday)
Deepika posted a video on Instagram
"What's your comfort food?" Deepika asked her Instafam
"Your house South Indian food is my comfort food also," wrote Ananya
Self-confessed foodie Deepika Padukone, on Tuesday evening, shared a brand new video on her Instagram profile, which has only a few posts (more on that later). The video showcases Deepika Padukone sitting back in her vanity van as she talks all things food. "I think my go to comfort food is homemade South Indian food," Deepika says in the video. Rasam rice to be precise. Deepika captioned the post: "What's your comfort food?" The first comment to pop up on Deepika's post was from her co-star Ananya Panday, with whom she will star in Shakun Batra's untitled film. The Student Of The Year 2 actress commented: "Your house South Indian food is my comfort food also. Yum to another level." Parineeti Chopra too revealed the food that she swears by - pizza it is.
Take a look at Deepika Padukone's post here:
A post shared by Deepika Padukone (@deepikapadukone)
Here's a screenshot of Ananya Panday's comment on Deepika's post.
Screenshot of comments on Deepika Padukone's post.
Ananya Panday and Deepika Padukone will co-star in Shakun Batra's untitled film, which also features Siddhant Chaturvedi. The film is being produced by Karan Johar's Dharma Productions. Last week, Ananya Panday attended Deepika Padukone's 35th birthday party. She was photographed with filmmaker Karan Johar at the party.
Ananya Panday and Karan Johar photographed at Deepika Padukone's birthday party.
On January 1 2021, Deepika Padukone deleted all her existing posts from social media. Her first post of the year was an audiobook, in which she said, "Hi everyone, welcome to my audio diary, a record of my thoughts and feelings. I am sure all of you will agree with me but 2020 was a year of uncertainty for everybody. But for me, it was also about gratitude and about being present. As for 2021, all I can wish for myself and for everyone around me is good health and peace of mind. Happy New Year."
The actress was last in Meghna Gulzar's Chhapaak, in which she played the role of an acid attack survivor. She will next be seen in a film titled Fighter, co-starring Hrithik Roshan. Her upcoming projects also include the Hindi remake of The Intern, and also a film with Prabhas. She will also star in '83, which stars her husband Ranveer Singh as Kapil Dev.
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Home Artificial Intelligence Artificial intelligence: Google works to create next-gen chips faster than humans
Artificial intelligence: Google works to create next-gen chips faster than humans
To be faster at solving new instances of the problem, the new artificial intelligence method utilizes past experience for becoming better
As acute semiconductor or chip shortage is being faced by the world, a Google-researchers team is working on to design next-generation artificial intelligence (AI) chips, and has created an AI model that allows chip design to be performed by artificial agents with more experience than any human designer.
To be faster at solving new instances of the problem, the new artificial intelligence method utilises past experience for becoming better.
"Our method was used to design the next generation of Google's artificial intelligence (AI) accelerators, and has the potential to save thousands of hours of human effort for each new generation", the team wrote in a paper appeared in the scientific journal Nature.
"Finally, we believe that more powerful AI-designed hardware will fuel advances in AI, creating a symbiotic relationship between the two fields", they noted.
A design that optimises the placement of different components on the chip could be generated by the model in about six hours.
To achieve this, the Google team used a dataset of 10,000 chip layouts for a machine-learning model, which was then trained with reinforcement learning.
"Our RL (reinforcement learning) agent generates chip layouts in just a few hours, whereas human experts can take months", Anna Goldie, research scientist at Google Brain, who took part in the research, said in a tweet.
"These superhuman AI-generated layouts were used in Google's latest AI accelerator (TPU-v5)", she added.
To enhance the performance of various artificial intelligence applications, Google has used the model to design its next generation of tensor processing units (TPUs), which run in the company's data centres.
Chip floor-planning is the engineering task of designing the physical layout of a computer chip.
To produce manufacture-able layouts, chip floor planning, despite five decades of research, has defied automation, requiring months of intense effort by physical design engineers.
"In under six hours, our method automatically generates chip floor plans that are superior or comparable to those produced by humans in all key metrics, including power consumption, performance and chip area," according to the Google AI team.
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Reacting positively to Maharashtra draft for RERA rules, Anuj Puri, Chairman & Country Head, JLL India said that rules and regulations of Maharashtra RERA is a step in positive direction with multiple optimistic tell tales.
"There are quite a few positives to be found in the Maharashtra RERA draft. For instance, all under-construction projects, irrespective of whether some of their individual towers/phases have received OC, have been covered under the Act. Full project-level disclosures have been mandated. Even older sales of units need to be disclosed in terms of monies received, and the area basis – read carpet area, super built-up, etc. – needs to be disclosed in full.
"Though Maharashtra missed the deadline for announcing the State's rules for RERA, it should be commended for following the Centre's RERA Act most closely in letter and spirit. The draft under discussion covers all under-construction projects where most of the issues of trust deficit have historically arisen. However, it stays quiet on projects where possession is already offered or occupation certificates have been received prior to the Act being passed. This limits the retrospective coverage for such projects.


It's "much" more complicated then the external flash we have for the old film Nikon that we have. But practice makes perfect right? I'll be right on that! Wish me luck.
Then the little one...isn't he just adorable???
And I know a few days ago I said that was it for the Christmas card design choices but look at these!!
My friend Tara is headed to Guatemala, spring of 2009 on her first missions trip. In an effort to raise funds she's selling Personalized Christmas Cards. You send her $10, pick one of 15 samples and then you have your 2008 Christmas cards to share with friends & family.
If you have booked a Christmas card session with myself and prefer any of her Christmas cards, let me know. I'll send her a full resolution file from your shoot and personally donate the $10 for your order. Let's help her out, even if you don't want the Christmas cards, donate anyway.
He's quiet and shy, you ask him to smile and he says "cheeeeeesssseeee"
This one I think he's guilty of the "cheese"
This little girl is so sweet....she's 15 months old (if I remember correctly...sorry if I'm wrong). She's quiet, cheerful, and so cute.
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Here's a few photos from my session with the Fall contest winner, Georgina :) Had lots of fun! The weather was warm & sunny and I'm thrilled with the results.
First the oh so pretty pink tree, I had a few photo sessions here so you'll see this same background in a few upcoming sneek peaks. HAD to take advantage of the beautiful fall colours.
And who could forget the classic black and white?
Thanks again to all who entered the contest. Hoping to have another contest before Christmas (not necessarily a free photo shoot....hmm...what could it be???) Stay tuned.
I had fun doing this shoot, Kyle & Kennedy are my cousin's children....when I was little she was my babysitter and I LOVED when I could hang out with her and her sister. They were older than me and I loved watching them doing their hair, makeup, nails, whatever. I thought they were just wonderful. On to now, she's a mom and even though I don't see her often it seems our conversations always pick up right where we left off. There are times I see so much of myself in her, and that's a good thing she's a great person, mom and friend.
I don't know why but whenever I look at this I think it needs to be called "A boy & his dog"
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Thanks again, til next time.
I was a little worried about this session since it was a dark rainy day and the indoor lighting was not in my favour. However, I'm am happy with the end result.
Tristan's Mommy had some of the BEST props ever!
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I'm soooo thankful to you my clients, my friends, who have been supportive of my new adventure to take on the photography world.
To you and your family "Happy Thanksgiving"
I discovered THIS website today called The Cutest Blog on the Block.
And am I ever freakin' excited!!!!!
I've been searching and searching for digital scrapbooking papers/kits for a while now to use as my background when I re-launch my blog in January, new look, new prices, and so on.
But I had to share this awesome find with my blogger friends if you're looking to give your blog a bit of a punch.
Happy Friday & Happy Thanksgiving!
I am one of the people who is tired of saying Happy Holidays and do feel we should say Merry Christmas, especially if you're Christian (which I am) and IT IS a Christian holiday that we're celebrating.
Soooo...in light of that here are some true Christmas samples.
This also demonstrates different photos, writings and fonts that can be used on your customized card.
As a customer, when you hire a photographer, what do you expect?
Most photographers these days charge a sitting fee for a session, then that's it!
I have a problem with the lack of photos, I think, as a customer, a fee should include not only "time & talent" as some put it but something REAL as part of the package, not just all this virtual stuff. Which is why in 2009, though I will be increasing prices, PROOFS actual physical 4x6 prints will still be included with your package...with a new twist....will share more details on that later. But I'm super excited about it, it's more of my own personal touch in this very high tech world.
If you agree or disagree, I welcome all feedback. Let me know what you think!
I'll definitely be in Newfoundland July 2009 for a wedding (super excited) so around the date of July 18th (excluding that day specifically) I'll be taking bookings...but not yet. In the new year,...more details to come.
I'm also a fan of the blog Pay it Foward, a photography blog that has freebies for Photographers.
My latest free gift from this blog was a Christmas card template which I'm adding to this year's selection. It's by Kelly Haddad Designs....thanks soooo much Kelly for the freebie.


Capitalism gives rise to a unique and wonderful kind of nonfiction writing: the tale of the commodity. These are the accounts of how a product comes to be, illuminating the human stories behind an object's journey from raw materials to end consumer. The intent of the story is typically to shock the reader with the concealed suffering and drama that inhere in a previously context-less object. Commodity expose stories have a long history, and have produced some famous landmarks (Sinclair's The Jungle, for example), but globalization, outsourcing, and the growth of massive global commodity chains have enriched the genre tremendously.
What is the true cost of quenching America's mighty thirst for gasoline? To answer that question, Pulitzer Prize-winning Tribune correspondent Paul Salopek did what has never been done: He traced the gas pumped at a single station to the fuel's shadowy sources around the globe. The story begins at a glistening Marathon outlet on Chicago's exurban edge and ranges from the fishless waters off the coast of Nigeria to the politically restless fields of Venezuela and beyond. Salopek's journey, a travelogue of America's addiction to oil, reveals how U.S. consumers are bound to some of the most violent, desperate corners of the planet-and to a petroleum economy so fragile that it may not last.
Oil is a particularly compelling subject for such treatment. Not merely because of the industry's global reach and sordid geopolitical entanglements, but because of oil's unique character as a commodity. It is an abstraction in a dual sense. Like any commodity, it takes on an abstract value, its price, which conceals the human relationships that go into its production. But it also embodies another abstraction, energy–the abstracted representation of our ability to shape the physical world to our human needs, the power and potentiality that grows our food, erects our houses, drives our cars, and animates our laptops. To grasp the social relationships behind oil, then, is to touch on a system of relationships that permeates the entire world economy.


Blockchain-based delivery network, PAKET, is set to remove the industry's big names by applying the blockchain technology in order to achieve a clear and responsible execution process for the global parcel delivery system.
The global parcel delivery industry is going through various changes as a result of technical and development innovations as well as due to a boost in the online retailing industry. The significant roles played by most of these smaller participants that form the center of the parcel delivery ecosystem which has needed an appropriate recognition. The rapid growth of online retailing which requires an increased participation at levels, where these big players have not been known for serious attentiveness.
Parcel delivery is a highly improved and well-organized business. It is easy to use for customers and day to day logistics workers all around the world. One of the advantages of Blockchain technology is its capability to cut out the middlemen and offer every person in the system to access the same type of work. Thus, the Blockchain allows transactions to be verified quickly and easily.
The transportation maximizes the blockchain which is attaining a clear and responsible performance process for the global parcel delivery industry. The major global delivery companies who shipload goods across hundreds of miles. The micro-neighborhood delivery can now work together in a strong decentralized system.
According to a report published in Coinmarkets, the decentralized network, PAKET, introduces a clear opportunity for all levels of members in the global service delivery industry. This means, that the users will get secure, transparent and traceable systems that promise a good service delivery. The financial system removes the problem of trust which has been demoralized by careless workers so far, and sometimes, it will warn the poor service providers that are used to get away with bad service delivery in the existing system.
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UQ welcomes 14 new ARC Future Fellows
The Australian Research Council has awarded 14 new Future Fellowships to University of Queensland researchers, including an Associate Professor from the School of Economics.
The fellowship funding, totalling $12,124,327 for UQ, was announced by Federal Minister for Education and Training Simon Birmingham in Canberra.
Associate Professor Valentin Zelenyuk (School of Economics) received funding of $944,000 to improve methods to analyse organisations' productivity and efficiency, and examine Australian hospitals to identify best practices and recommend improvements and reforms. The project will aim to develop superior theoretical and practical methods for analysing the productivity and efficiency of economic systems.
Ted Wynn, BEL Faculty's new Director of Advancement
UQ awards acknowledge outstanding Faculty leadership
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When I was diagnosed with type 1 diabetes a little over a year ago, I had had progressive symptoms for about 6 months. At first I was slightly thirsty, then two months later, I started getting very thirsty and hungry. I lost 20 pounds, and my weight fell to 96 lbs. Then I missed my period, and didn't have another one till after diagnosis. Later, my vision started to fluctuate and I started to get skin infections which didn't heal. My fingers got stiff (like arthritis) and my legs started to tingle. My hair started to thin. A month before the diagnosis, I got a feeling of having a heavy heartbeat, which continued till diagnosis. I had all of the other symptoms of type 1 diabetes also. All of these conditions went away when I was treated for diabetes. I've never heard of any one else having such bizarre symptoms of type 1 diabetes -- are they related or just a personal case?
Most of your symptoms are quite typical of a new case of Type 1 diabetes -- although the hair loss is a bit unusual. Regardless, I'm glad you're doing better now on insulin therapy!
I would suggest a thyroid check as well, in light of the hair thinning.


The population of the United Kingdom is 57 million people. The British Isles today are shared by two separate and independent states. The smaller of these is the Republic of Ireland, with its capital in Dublin. The larger, with London as its capital, is the United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland. This long title is the result of a complicated history. The island of Great Britain contains three «nations» which were separated at earlier stages of their history: England, Scotland and Wales. Wales had become part of the English administrative system by the 16th century. Scotland was not completely united with England until 1707. The United Kingdom is a name which was introduced in 1801 when Great Britain became united with Ireland.
The largest and most densely populated part of the United Kingdom is England. The population of England is 47, 837 million people. England is washed by the North Sea, the Irish Sea, the English Channel and the Strait of Dover. The name «England» is derived from the Angles. Roman rule lasted for over 300 years from A. D. 43. The last invasion of England took place in 1066 when Duke William of Normandy defeated the English at the Battle of Hastings. At that time the English language was very much transformed.
The capital of England is London, which is the largest city in Britain. It is situated on the River Thames (the most important one). There are many rivers in England, the longest is the Severn. England is mostly a lowland country. Upland regions are in the north and the south-west. Northern England, Midland and South England — each part is different but very picturesque.
The English like to spend their holiday in Lake District, which is in the Northern England.
The main industries in England are the wool industry (with its centre in Leeds and Bradford), heavy machinery, shipbuilding, the cotton industry (the centre is Manchester).
The Cheviot Hills mark the boundary between England and Scotland. The greater part of Scotland is surrounded by sea. Scotland includes the Hebrides off the west coast and the Orkney and Shetland Islands off the north coast. It is bounded by the North Sea on the east.
A number of kingdoms had emerged in Ireland before the Christian era. Ireland didn't escape the invasion of the Vikings, who dominated the country during the 10th century. In 1169 Henry II of England launched an invasion of Ireland. He had been granted its overlordship by the English Pope Adrian IV who wanted to bring the Irish church into full obedience to Rome.
The «Irish question» continued as one of the major problems of British politics during the 19th century. In 1985 the Anglo- Irish Agreement was signed in Belfast, the capital of Northern Ireland.
The population of Northern Ireland is about 1.5 million people. It occupies one sixth of the territory of the United Kingdom. 53% of the population live in urban areas. The largest industry is agriculture. The main industrial centre and a large port is Belfast.
Britain is as far north as Canada's Hudson Bay or Siberia. Edinburgh is 56 degrees north of the equator, the same latitude as Moscow, yet its climate is generally mild and temperature rarely exceeds 32°C or fall below 10°C. That's because of the Gulf-stream which brings warm water and air across the Atlantic from the Gulf of Mexico. As a result snow falls occasionally and doesn't remain for long (except in the Scottish mountains). Rainfall is well distributed throughout the year.
The wind brings rain from the Atlantic to the hills of the west. This means that the western parts of Britain are wetter than the eastern, which are sheltered.
London is much drier than the continental cities (e. g. Hamburg). Its weather may be unpredictable, but not too wet.
1. When did Scotland and Wales start being governed from London?
2. Prince Charles is Prince of Wales. Where does this title come from?
3. What are the main industries in England?
4. What regions is Scotland divided into?
5. When was an Act of Union between Great Britain and Ireland signed?
6. What are the Welsh fond of?
7. Why is Britain warmer than other countries on the same latitude?
8. How can you explain that London is drier than continental cities?
9. Why is the south of Great Britain better suited to farming than the west or the north?
Great Britain, the United Kingdom, the Republic of Ireland, the British Isles.
1. «Great Britain» is a … expression.
2. Great Britain is a group of islands which lies between . . . and ….
3. The total area of Great Britain is ….
4. The capital of the Republic of Ireland is . . . .
5. The name of the United Kingdom was introduced in … .
6. Roman rule in England lasted for over .. . years.
7. … is an administrative and educational centre of Wales.
8. … mark the boundary between England and Scotland.
9. … dominated Ireland during the 10th century.
10. In 1985 the Anglo-Irish Agreement was signed in ….
IV. Choose the right answer.
1. The longest river is . . .
2. England is separated from Scotland by . . .
III. 1. geographical; 2. the North Sea; the Atlantic Ocean; 3. 242,534 sq. km. 4. Dublin; 5. 1801; 6. 300; 7. Cardiff; 8. the Cheviot Hills; 9. the Vikings; 10. Belfast.
IV. 1. b.; 2. c.


Under Maestro Daniel Stewart's visionary direction, the Santa Cruz Symphony proves yet again its commitment to present groundbreaking music on local stages.
Last weekend's production of Enlightenment was no exception, with radiant music by Emmy Award-winning local composer John Wineglass, 2017 Klein Competition grand prize winner and cellist Jeremy Tai, and the illustrious Maestro Stewart and SCS musicians.
The concert celebrated inspiring luminaries from the past and present, featuring historic masterpieces by Tchaikovsky and Mozart and a contemporary pièce de résistance from Wineglass – the auspicious World Premiere of "Bonny Doon: From the Misty Redwoods down to the Mighty Pacific Ocean", a symphonic reflection of our beloved California nature at its best.
SCS commissioned the arrangement from Wineglass, a renowned concert-hall, film and television composer as well as multi-instrumentalist who is locally based. His prolific music has won him the Emmy 3 times, is linked to some of the most dazzling names in show biz, and is sought after far and wide. "Bonny Doon" is his newest composition, and tells a musical story of the diverse birds indigenous to this region as they travel from the forest to the sea.
SCS musicians gave a spirited performance that conjured up the sensations of a bird in flight with cinematic brilliance. Playful chirps of birdsong from wind instruments, lush soaring notes from strings, and dramatic crescendos from percussion created vibrant images of wings, wind, and waves. Wineglass even infused the theme with hints of a Scottish jig, a nod to local Scotsman John Burns who named Bonny Doon in the 1900s. Through his music, Wineglass captures the essence of the California Coast so vividly that even those unfamiliar with it will be able to imagine and appreciate its unique beauty. The short piece was a thrilling ride ending with an enthusiastic standing ovation.
Audiences also had the great pleasure of listening to the young California-native and rising-star Jeremy Tai, performing his interpretation of Tchaikovsky's "Variations on a Rococo Theme". Tai revealed an abundance of depth and jaw-dropping skills as a cellist, delivering the nostalgia and elegance that Tchaikovsky's music requires with well-timed accompaniment by the orchestra. Whether playing with the lightest touch or intense adrenalin, Tai's vast musical expression conveyed the tone of "Rococo" as much as his own striking virtuosity. Under Maestro Stewart's dynamic baton, transitions between his exhilarating solos to conversational sequences with the orchestra were smooth; the individual contributions from each musician strong and clear.
The orchestra also showed great ease and agility navigating the technical challenges of Mozart's Symphony No. 40. SCS musicians work as a powerful collective, showing orchestral balance that blends impressive technical skill with emotional substance. Their performance expressed the shifting moodiness of Mozart's Symphony with precision and depth, illuminating the composer's greatness at conveying the human experience, and making the feeling of intensity transparent and relatable for listeners.
In their performances, Stewart and his orchestra maintain the highest levels of artistic integrity in an atmosphere that feels welcoming and accessible. Santa Cruz Symphony continues to elevate the arts in this community, defining what makes classical music transformative and this area so culturally inspiring.
We performed Mozart Symphony #40.


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Q: Passing ngSubmit as reference Angular Is it possible to pass the ngSubmit function as a parameter?
I created a component that receives an Id and the name of the ngSubmit function, but how do I put this parameter on the template?
I have a component called validation-form
validation-form.component.html
<form [id]="formId" method="post" novalidate [(ngSubmit)]="">
    <ng-content></ng-content>
</form>

My validation-form.component.ts has
  @Input() formId: string;
  @Input() submit: string;

I pass this values like this
<validation-form formId="ResetPasswordForm" submit="resetPassword()">
</validation-form>

I want to put the value of @Input() submit: string; to to the (ngSubmit). How can i do this?

A: It looks like you want to handle the validation or submission on parent component rather than child component validation-form.
To achieve this, you can use @Output decorator. It will propagate event from child to parent.  Here is the code which can help you to achieve the same.
validation-form.component.ts
  @Input() formId: string;
  @Input() submit: string;
  @Output() submit = new EventEmitter();

  public submit(){
     this.validate.emit(this.formId); //<-- you can pass the object if you need more info to pass.
  }

validation-form.component.html
<form [id]="formId" method="post" novalidate (ngSubmit)="submit()">
    <ng-content></ng-content>
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est une série télévisée américaine en treize épisodes de 22 minutes créée par Emily Kapnek et dont sept épisodes ont été diffusés entre le  et le  sur le réseau ABC puis les épisodes restant sur le service de vidéo à la demande Hulu entre le  et le .

La série est librement inspirée de la comédie musicale , elle-même inspirée de la pièce Pygmalion.

Elle est inédite dans tous les pays francophones.

Synopsis
La série suit Eliza Dooley, une jeune fille narcissique et superficielle obsédée par son statut de célébrité sur les réseaux sociaux, notamment sur Instagram où elle est connue pour ses nombreux . Mais après une rupture humiliante et publique, elle se rend compte qu'elle a besoin de trouver des vrais amis au lieu de les collectionner en ligne. Eliza demande donc de l'aide à Henry Higgs, l'un des experts en marketing de son bureau, pour l'aider à redorer son image dans le monde réel.

Distribution

Acteurs principaux

 Karen Gillan : Eliza Dooley (inspirée d'Eliza Doolittle)
 John Cho : Henry Higgs (inspiré d'Henry Higgins)
 Da'Vine Joy Randolph : Charmonique Whitaker
  : Bryn
 David Harewood : Sam Saperstein

Acteurs récurrents

 Giacomo Gianniotti : Freddy (inspiré de Freddy Eynsford-Hill, 10 épisodes)
  : Larry (9 épisodes)
  : Charlie (8 épisodes)
 Jennifer Hasty : Joan (8 épisodes)
 Patty Troisi : Linda (7 épisodes)
 Allison Miller : Julia Howser (5 épisodes)
 Samm Levine : Terrance (5 épisodes)
 Nikhil Pai : Raj (5 épisodes)
 Kelsey Ford : Prue (4 épisodes)
 Cam Caddell : Eliza jeune (4 épisodes)
 Colleen Smith : Wren (4 épisodes)
 Keith L. Williams : Kevin (4 épisodes)
 Sapir Azulay : Thistle (4 épisodes)

Invités

  : Maureen Saperstein (épisodes 1 et 5)
 Natasha Henstridge : Yazmin Saperstein (épisodes 1, 5 et 6)
 Amanda Jane Cooper : Eyelet (épisodes 1, 2 et 11)
 Gillian Vigman : Carol-June (épisode 1)
  : Ethan Chase (épisode 1)
  : Miller (épisode 1)
 Vernee Watson-Johnson : Denise (épisode 2)
 Ellen Woglom : Olivia (épisode 2)
 Amanda Foreman : Nancy (épisode 3)
  : Scott (épisode 3)
 Amber Rose : Fit Brit (épisode 4)
 Isaiah Mustafa : Mitchell McMoney (épisode 4)
 Joel Swetow : Keynote Speaker (épisode 7)
 Ron Funches : Wayne (épisode 8)
 Blues Traveler : eux-mêmes (épisode 8)
  : Maisy (épisode 9)
  : Brandon (épisode 9)
  : Waiter (épisode 9)
 Alex Boling : Clerk (épisode 11)
 Stephanie Koenig : Bethany (épisode 12)
 Julianna Guill : Corynn McWatters (épisode 13)
 Nik Dodani : Bookstore Employee (épisode 13)

Développement

Production
Le projet d' a débuté en , et un pilote a été commandé fin .

Le casting principal début le mois suivant, dans cet ordre : Karen Gillan,  et Da'Vine Joy Randolph, , David Harewood et John Cho, ainsi que Natasha Henstridge dans un rôle récurrent.

Le , le réseau ABC annonce avoir commandé une première saison de treize épisodes pour la nouvelle série de la créatrice de , et cinq jours plus tard lors des Upfronts, annonce que la série sera diffusée à l'automne dans la case du mardi à .

Le , la chaîne diffuse le pilote de la série en avant-première sur les réseaux sociaux puis la série est officiellement lancée le .

Entretemps, la production ajoute quelques invités, dont Giacomo Gianniotti, , Jennifer Hasty, Samm Levine et Allison Miller.

Le , ABC commande trois scripts supplémentaires pour la série.

Le , la série est annulée à cause des mauvaises audiences, mais la chaîne annonce que tous les épisodes produits seront diffusés. Finalement, le , ABC retire la série de sa grille pour la remplacer par des émissions spéciale pour Noël et des rediffusions de .

Le , la créatrice de la série, Emily Kapnek, annonce que les épisodes restant seront diffusés sur le service de vidéo à la demande Hulu à partir du  au rythme d'un épisode par semaine.

Tournage
La série a été tournée au studio Warner Brothers Burbank Studios à Los Angeles, Californie.

Épisodes

Accueil

Critiques
La première et unique saison de la série a divisé la critique. Sur le site agrégateur de critiques Rotten Tomatoes, elle recueille 56 % de critiques positives, avec une note moyenne de 7,76/10 sur la base de 57 critiques collectées.

Le consensus critique établi par le site résume que la série permet d'offrir un peu de substances au très agaçant phénomène du narcissisme sur les réseaux sociaux.

Sur Metacritic, la saison obtient une note de 57/100 basée sur 24 critiques collectées.

Audiences
Note : Le tableau des audiences ne prend en compte que les sept épisodes diffusés sur ABC. Les épisodes restant ont été diffusés sur Hulu, un service de streaming qui ne communique pas ses audiences.

Distinctions

Nomination
 People's Choice Awards 2015 : Nouvelle comédie TV préférée

Références

Liens externes

Série télévisée créée en 2014
Série télévisée disparue en 2014
Série télévisée américaine des années 2010
Série télévisée d'American Broadcasting Company
Série télévisée de Warner Bros. Television
Sitcom américaine
Série télévisée de comédie romantique
Série télévisée se déroulant à Los Angeles
Série télévisée tournée à Los Angeles
Adaptation d'une comédie musicale
Adaptation d'une pièce de théâtre à la télévision
Série télévisée en anglais américain


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29/01/2010 Datonomy	Leave a comment
The Ponemon Institute has published its latest 2009 instalment of its UK Annual Study: Cost of a Data Breach (a US version is also available). So what has changed since last year?
Well, there has been a general decline in media interest in and exposure of data breaches of late, so does this have an impact on the cost of losing data? The answer is a resounding "no". Although average institutional costs of a data breach decreased nearly 3% over 2009, the average cost per compromised record rose 7% to £64. However, generally costs of detection, escalation and notification have decreased.
More notably there has been recorded, for the first time, a decrease in lost business as a result of a data breach. This an be partly explained by the increase in government organisations taking part in the study, as the cost … Continue Reading ››
A birthday present for EU data protection?
29/01/2010 Claire Walker	Leave a comment
Datonomy readers could be forgiven for having missed the fact that yesterday was the EU's 4th annual "Data Protection Day" - especially since Datonomy itself is a day late!
To mark the occasion, the EU's Commissioner for Media and Information Society Viviane Reding promised the world of data protection a very special birthday treat - namely, much-awaited reform of 1995 EU Data Protection Directive. In a press release the Commissioner emphasised the need for data protection rules to keep up with the challenges of new technology in the decade ahead. The privacy challenges posed by social networking and online behavioural advertising got a specific mention. The press release recaps on the Commission's privacy related achievements during 2009, but is disappointingly light on the detail of the promised reforms to come.
During the second half of last year, as reported on Datonomy, the Commission … Continue Reading ››
Charities and Data Protection Notification
27/01/2010 Jeremy Phillips	Leave a comment
Datonomite Rosie recently became a trustee of a wonderful little charity called Livlife. In the process of her new role as trustee, she as been learning all about the world of data protection and the way in which it relates to charities. It is a little known fact that not all organisations are required to notify under the Data Protection Act. Charities (and other not for profit organisations) are one of the main exceptions.
The key factors in determining whether or not a charity is required to notify are these:
(i) Do the charity's objects state that it is "not for profit";
(ii) Is the information is collected in order to reach the charity's objectives?
(iii) Is the collected information not passed outside of the charity's objectives?
(iv) Does the charity have regular … Continue Reading ››
Inside Out: Cultural Reflections on Freedom of Information and Data Protection.
24/01/2010 Roger Hartley	Leave a comment
FoI and Data Protection have separate and disparate origins, but both have emerged into a culture which in some respects subdues or subverts the effects they were intended to achieve.
FoI has its origins in Constitutional Reform, and was implemented in some countries well before the UK. Open Government is the objective, and better government because more open. Transparency is all. But in spite of the big objectives, in many ways the general culture was there much earlier. In the UK, FoI was behind the cultural times rather than in front of them.
Postmodern culture, the dominant cultural movement of the second part of the 20th century, is essentially about transparency and democratic openness. Take the Centre Pompidou, where the insides are on the outside, as a presiding motif. Take with it the playful rejection of seriousness, of the idea that there is a big truth somewhere, some … Continue Reading ››
Blow that whistle … carefully!
Reporting your company or fellow employees is not a topic that is often discussed in polite circles. Someone who takes what they believe to be a moral stand and reports suspicious behaviour can be seen as disgruntled or stirring up trouble or, to put it another way, as a "snitch". Sadly, outside the Harry Potter context, a snitch is not generally seen as a positive descriptor and, like the golden snitch, the reporting of another's behaviour may result more in a chase to catch the person who has reported a problem than to rectify the problem itself.
However, whistleblowing can be vital for companies in understanding where internal problems may lie and in avoiding potentially costly litigation or bad publicity as a result of the actions of a few individuals. Datonomy provides the following information for the benefit of both the whistleblower, the … Continue Reading ››
Monetary penalties: ICO publishes guidance; fines go live 6 April
The ICO has confirmed that new powers to impose fines of up to £500,000 for serious breaches of the DPA will come into force on 6 April. And the Commissioner has said he will not hesitate to use them for the most serious cases. Responsible data controllers who follow good data protection practice should have nothing to fear, however. The Commissioner's Office has published statutory guidance explaining how it will use its new powers, and how to stay out of trouble!
The new powers are to be found in the recently added section 55A of the DPA (introduced by section 144 of the Criminal Justice and Immigration Act 2008) and will apply to serious breaches of the Act which are likely to cause substantial damage or distress, and which are committed deliberately or recklessly.
As well as explaining the procedural aspects of … Continue Reading ››
The ideal credit search system: the search continues
In the UK the House of Commons Treasury Committee has reported the findings of its recent inquiry into the adverse effect of consumer credit searches. These include recommendations which, if implemented, could significantly change the way lenders conduct credit searches on potential borrowers.
The Committee inquiry into credit searches originated from fears that consumers, by shopping around for credit (especially unsecured credit), were unknowingly building up credit application searches on their credit reference files, making it harder for them to obtain further credit. This inquiry, which is part of a wider review on the impact of the banking crisis on the consumer, seeks to balance (i) the public interest in preventing fraud and protecting consumers from reckless lending with (ii) the need to "ensure that the market is subject to the disciplines of informed consumer … Continue Reading ››
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SHINOLA is a newly launched watch brand based in Detroit, the manufacturing hub of USA. SHINOLA makes modern handcrafted watches, bicycles, leather goods, and journals. Its watch collections include The Runwell, The Brakeman, The Gomelsky and The Birdy.
The company was originally founded as a small-scale shoeshine manufacturer by the New York-based Shinola-Bixby Corporation in 1907. Shinola's business boomed during WWI and the company achieved pop culture status for the WWII-era colloquialism, "You don't know shit from Shinola."
In 2011, the founders of the current company approached College for Creative Studies to renovate the World War era building for establishing a new watch factory and corporate headquarters. In collaboration with CCS, Shinola has started manufacturing of watches and other products such as bicycles, leather goods, and journals.
Shinola is all about building of a modern and quintessentially American brand through the reintroduction of domestic manufacturing at a scale that can shape culture, create community, and deliver goods of the highest quality that are built to last.
Shinola Watch Collection
Shinola offers excellent watch models for both men and women. The Gentleman's line includes The Runwell and The Brakeman collections. The Gomelsky and The Birdy collections are exclusively dedicated to women. The Runwell collection also offers ladies watches. These watches are hand crafted in Detroit, respecting the traditions of centuries old American watch making.
Available in different sizes and materials, dial & strap versions and various complications, the cost of Shinola watches are placed in a price range starting from $400 to $2000.
The Shinola lightning bolt, which appears in numerous locations on every watch symbolizes the beauty of industry, respect for craft, and a commitment to quality. Standard across all styles but unique to a Shinola watch, the signature iconic case back plates are individually numbered, beautifully designed, and proudly display "Built in Detroit."
Featured Model: The Runwell Chrono, 47mm
Case: Stainless steel, with double curve sapphire crystal.
Dial: Super-LumiNova hands and indices.
Functions: Hours, minutes, small seconds, date indicator, stopwatch function with one subdial.
Movement: Shinola Detroit-built Argonite 5021 quartz movement, hand assembled from 84 Swiss-made components.
Watch Strap: Premium American-made leather strap, made by Hadley-Roma in Largo, Florida.
Shinola watches can be purchased online by visiting the brand's website. The Shinola watches and products can also be purchased from the brand's flagship stores located in Detroit and New York. Shinola products are also available at NEIMAN MARCUS Troy, Michigan and BARNEYS New York.
Midtown, Detroit Flagship Store
The Shinola Detroit flagship store is the brand's first retail location and the first opportunity for the public to experience the full brand story. Inventory is dynamic, with store themes changing each month. The assortment includes not only Shinola products, but also collaborative and curated merchandise. Complete bicycle assembly also happens on the premises, and a full schedule of community events will be programmed on a weekly basis. The store also features, DROUGHT, the Plymouth, MI-based, organic cold-pressed juice company that have a fulltime presence in the store.
Tribeca, NYC Flagship Store
The Shinola Tribeca (NYC) flagship store is the second retail location. Similar to Detroit, the store offers handcrafted watches, leather goods, journals and bicycles, as well as collaboratively-produced items and carefully curated products. The store also houses The Smile Newsstand, which will serve coffee and offer a selection of books and magazines from around the world. The store design takes inspiration from artist Donald Judd's library in Marfa, TX, featuring a large white oak library table with brass lamps and customer chairs. The building's original brick façade has been restored, and elements such as a catwalk and skylight have been added to the interior to retain the building's original design integrity.
Shinola / Detroit, LLC
485 W. Milwaukee St
Detroit 48202
Website: http://www.shinola.com
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Congress's Funding Package: What Manufacturers Should Know
By NAM News Room December 23, 2020 4:31pm Share on Twitter Share on Facebook Share Link
Congress's new funding package, which covers COVID-19 relief and much more, will provide Americans with much-needed security during this holiday season. Manufacturers are among the major beneficiaries, as Congress recognized that the sector is essential to keeping our country healthy, fed and functional throughout the pandemic.
The NAM's policy team reports that legislators closely followed the NAM's recommendations in a wide variety of policy areas. Here are a few highlights.
The Paycheck Protection Program: This program was reauthorized with $284 billion in new funding and extended through March 31, 2021. It also lets businesses choose when to spend the loans, expands the list of acceptable uses for the loans and simplifies loan forgiveness.
Taxes: The last round of stimulus, called the CARES Act, included a payroll tax credit for "eligible employees" affected by the virus. This new package extends that credit through June 30, 2021, while also upping the percentage from 50% to 70%. Meanwhile, it increases the amount of workers' pay that qualifies for this tax credit from $10,000 for the year to $10,000 per quarter.
And that's not it for taxes. This package also extends or makes permanent many other provisions. For example, it extends the deadline by which workers must pay back deferred payroll taxes, while also extending the temporary, refundable tax credit for small and medium-sized employers that are providing required paid leave.
Labor: As you've probably read by now, the package gives workers on unemployment $300 per week on top of their state benefits. These payments will last until March 14, 2021.
Vaccines/COVID-19 care: And now for the measures that will help end this pandemic for good. The package includes $20 billion for the purchase of vaccines, making them free for all who need them; $8 billion for vaccine distribution; $20 billion to assist states with testing; and a $20 billion distribution from the existing provider relief fund.
And we're still not finished . . .
Long-term fixes: Congress also included manufacturing priorities that predate the pandemic and remain absolutely crucial.
Energy: This is the big one—the first comprehensive modernization of U.S. energy policy in well over a decade, and an upgrade that the NAM has long fought for. We can't cover all of its many provisions here, but they include everything from energy storage to nuclear development to carbon capture to renewable energy. It's a major victory for manufacturers and the NAM.
Environment: The legislation also includes a provision for phasing down hydrofluorocarbons—greenhouse gases used in refrigeration. Relatedly, it creates new R&D programs for technologies that can reduce greenhouse gas emissions in the power sector. Both are high priorities for manufacturers' sustainability efforts.
Anti-counterfeiting measures: These measures are designed to protect manufacturers' intellectual property, and they include the empowerment of the Federal Trade Commission to take action against bad actors exploiting the pandemic.
Transportation: As part of this package, Congress passed the bipartisan Water Resources Development Act, which provides a two-year authorization for ports, inland waterways and important water infrastructure investments.
Broadband: And lastly, the package funds the improvement of digital infrastructure and broadband access, including for underserved and rural populations. It also includes a support program for those experiencing hardship due to COVID-19.
What's missing? Since you ask, the package does not include the liability protections that the NAM advocated. But the NAM will continue working on this priority next year.
The last word: NAM President and CEO Jay Timmons said of the legislation, "Some are stirring up controversy over aspects of the spending text to drum up ratings or score political points. But the bottom line is manufacturers—and all Americans—need relief now. This package gives manufacturers and many other Americans a lifeline in the face of the disaster this pandemic continues to wreak on lives and livelihoods. There is unfinished work for sure. But it makes no sense to hold up an action that can bring real relief to this country."
You can read a more expansive list of policy wins here.
How Coronavirus is Affecting Manufacturers
COVID-19 Testing: What Manufacturers Need to Know
"Take-Home" COVID-19 Lawsuits Could Be Costly


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As I've said before, I'm all about using paint to accommodate my changeable decorating whims. Spray paint is the most immediately gratifying of the paint mediums. However, when I was seeking that bright metallic finish in my paints, I was often left somewhat unsatisfied.
That is, until I came across Krylon Chrome and Valspar Metallic Silver. I did a little side by side comparison, with Krylon Silver added in, to show you the difference between the three paints.
The Krylon Silver is flatter than either the Valspar Silver or the Krylon Chrome. There's really no reflection to it. It's ever so subtle, but the Krylon chrome has a bit smoother coverage than the Valspar Silver, which gives it just a bit more reflection/shine. The Krylon Chrome is bit pricier than the Valspar Silver. It just depends on the final look you are seeking.
I also compared the Gold Metallics.
The Krylon Metallic Gold seems a bit smoother than the Valspar Gold Metalin this case, which gives it a wee bit more of a relection/shine.
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Sue spins for arthritis charity
Story posted on April 21, 2015
two teams of spin cyclists took to their bikes on Saturday 11th April to raise funds for Arthritis Research UK and to raise awareness of the disease, which affects people of all ages.
The Spin Challenge was organised by Sue Watts, who will be cycling from Lands End to John O'Groats in September this year to raise funds for the charity, and was kindly supported by Jennie Antell of Ecofitness, based in Chantry.
During the Spin Challenge, Sue cycled for over eight hours and managed to clock up 183 miles. Meanwhile, a relay team of fellow spin cyclists and keep fit enthusiasts managed to achieve 188 miles. An amazing £239.01 was raised during the course of the day.
Sue said, "The event was great. It was lovely to have the support of my friends, who gave up their Saturday to help me. Talking to them was a welcome distraction from my aching legs!
"The generosity and interest of people in Frome was also wonderful and much appreciated. Many of those who stopped to chat said that they were affected by arthritis or knew of someone with the disease."
Sue herself was diagnosed with osteoarthritis in both hips at the age of 47. Despite hip preservation surgery in 2012, she will still need a hip replacement in two years' time. At the time of her diagnosis, she was a keen runner and training to run the London Marathon. She was forced to give up running and her surgeon advised her to take up cycling instead.
"Which is precisely what I did!' said Sue. "'I bought a new road bike, and was soon hooked. On my 50th birthday, I decided I'd like to raise money for Arthritis Research UK by cycling from Lands End to John O'Groats.
"The charity is doing brilliant stuff in terms of working on tissue engineering, creating longer laster hip replacements and revolutionary therapy for rheumatoid arthritis. I have to admit that, up to that point, I'd thought of arthritis as being as something you got when you were older. I had no idea it could even affect children as young as six months. I also found out just how painful arthritis can be."
During her cycling adventure in September, Sue will cover 979 miles in 12 days, supported by Discover Adventure and a team of fellow cyclists raising money for a host of charities.
In the meantime, alongside her training, she aims to raise more money for Arthritis Research UK and raise awareness of the disease. If you'd like to help Sue in her fundraising venture, donations can be made at www.justgiving.com/Sue-Watts2


According to a new poll, 1 in 4 Americans are apparently text messaging while driving.
I don't agree with laws prohibiting talking into a cellphone while driving, although I do believe that's something that individual drivers should make a determination about on their own. But texting is completely different. It demands an attention that talking doesn't require.
Plainly put folks: it should be just common sense not to text while operating a vehicle. It's already caused one trolley accident in Boston, and a school bus driver is now without a job after being photographed texting while driving with a full bus of kids.
So far as I'm concerned, trying to text while driving is just as rife with risk as is driving while intoxicated. If one has to text while out and about in a vehicle, there's always the side of the road or a parking lot somewhere.


A teenager who suffered brain damage after claiming he was punched unconscious by a rugby player told a jury yesterday the next thing he remembered after the attack was waking up in hospital two weeks later.
Stafford Crown Court was told 18 year-old Danny Shaw spent two months in hospital after being allegedly attacked by James Meakin and was still not completely fit.
Mr Shaw had launched a drunken unprovoked attack on one of Meakin's friends during a night out in Stour-bridge. In the altercation that followed Meakin is alleged to have punched Mr Shaw who then fell backwards hitting his head on the ground.
Meakin (26) of Brompton Drive, Brierley Hill, Dudley, who plays rugby for Stourbridge in the National League Division Three, denies inflicting grievous bodily harm on Mr Shaw in December last year.
Mr Shaw told the jury that he had "a fair few drinks but was not too drunk" shortly before the fight in Stourbridge town centre subway.
"I can't remember certain things. I had a few drinks with a friend then went to the Waterfront in Dudley to meet some girls," he said.
"I was drinking pints and had a fair few drinks. We then got a taxi and went to the Picture House in Stourbridge.
"I can't remember what I did there and I can't remember how long I was there and I don't remember leaving the Picture House. I don't remember walking to the subway. The next thing I remember was waking up in hospital two weeks later."
Graeme Simpson, prosecuting, said Mr Shaw had been drinking with friends and was ejected from a bar. "He was angry and he and a friend decided to go to get something to eat and headed towards the subway," he said.
"They separated for about ten seconds when they got into the subway. James Meakin was with two friends. As Danny Shaw got alongside them he punched one of the friends in the ear in an entirely unprovoked attack.
"James Meakin asked him why he had attacked his friend then punched Mr Shaw with such force he fell backwards hitting his head on the ground.
"The police were called and arrested Meakin and Mr Shaw was taken to hospital."


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Q: Not able to override wgpicasa pro in joomla? I am trying to override wgpicasa pro component into joomla but its not working. What procedure applied by me, I explain here:
structure:
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for overriding:
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A: As I understood you need template override for these files
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Q: jQuery Sizzle call an error on selectors Why below code call error when i use sizzle:
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Thanks

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KAʿBA-YE ZARDOŠT
KAʿBA-YE ZARDOŠT "Kaʿba of Zoroaster," an ancient building at Naqš-e Rostam near Persepolis. It probably acquired its name in the 14th century, when sites of ruins all over Persia were associated with personalities from the Qurʾān or the Šāh-nāma. The name does not indicate that it was a shrine of the Zoroastrians, and there are no reports about pilgrimages to it. The Kaʿba was illustrated in the works of 17th-century Western travelers who visited Naqš-e Rostam, such as J. Chardin, C. De Bruin, and E. Kaempfer; they entered its single room, which was easily accessible, since the structure lay half buried in rubble. The Kaʿba was systematically described in Erich F. Schmidt's excavation report (Persepolis III, Chicago, 1970, pp. 17-49) with photos and architectural drawings, and it was studied again by David Stronach (Pasargadae, Oxford, 1978, pp. 117-37). The latter compared it with an almost identical (but less well preserved) structure in Pasargadae, the Zendān-e Solaymān (for illus. of which, see INVESTITURE i).
The Kaʿba is oriented toward the north, facing the rock face of the Ḥosayn Kuh. It is on the west side of the Naqš-e Rostam site, near the westernmost of the four Achaemenid royal tombs cut into the cliff (the one attributed to Darius II). It stands within a sacred precinct, surrounded by a Sasanian wall of possibly the 3rd century CE, which Herzfeld uncovered in 1933. Schmidt briefly worked on the excavation of the Kaʿba in June 1936 and uncovered its base. On the east wall he came upon the Middle Persian version of the inscription of Šāpur I (r. 241-72; hereafter ŠKZ). In June 1939, some weeks before the excavations came to an end due to the imminence of World War II, he resumed work at this site, dug out the other sides of the tower, and found the Parthian (on the west wall) and Greek (on the south wall) versions of ŠKZ, as well as the Middle Persian inscription of ca. 285 of the high priest Karder (hereafter KKZ), which is below that of Šāpur I on the east wall (Huyse, pp. 6-7). Few ceramics or other artifacts came to light during the excavation (Schmidt, p. 38).
The Kaʿba is a square tower built of white limestone blocks, which are laid without mortar but are joined by iron cramps. It measures 7.25 m on a side, with a height of 12.50 meters. Taken together with the three-step plinth and the slightly pyramidal roof, the building has a total height of 14 meters. The full vertical length of each of the four corners of the tower is built out as a shallow salient. The roof cornice, decorated with dentils, projects slightly over the space between each pair of salients. The lower part of the building constitutes a massive foundation, over which, at a height of 6.35 m, there is a single chamber 3.70 m wide and 5.70 m high. The door is in the north wall and is 1.90 m high, 1.70 m wide. It was accessible by a flight of steps, the upper half of which, above the rubble, is destroyed; during the excavation, the lower part of the steps was found to be well preserved. From a height of 3 meters upward, the façades are decorated with 15 rows (16 on the north wall) of shallow and narrow rectangular recesses. Additionally, the south, east, and west walls each has, at the level of the chamber, three pairs of false window recesses; the north wall has two single recesses. Each "window" has an inner frame within the recess and an outer one flush with the wall; the whole window construction is made of dark limestone. The height of the paired false windows is graduated upwards; those in the lowest row are 1.60 m high, the next above (which are wider that the others) are 1.30 m, and the top ones 0.80 m. On the north side, the doorway has a decorated lintel, and the two small false windows are centered and vertically aligned above it. F. Krefter (on whom see also HERZFELD iii) investigated the door opening, which had insets for two door wings; he proved that these were designed for a solidly closed stone door like those in the Achaemenid rock tombs; once closed up, it would have had to be broken open for grave robbers to gain access. The actual stone door has disappeared.
At the Zendān-e Solaymān in Pasargadae, a fragment of a stone door, decorated with rosettes, was discovered (Stronach, fig. 64). C. Nylander was able to prove that the Zendān was older than the Kaʿba-ye Zardošt, because its stone blocks are not held by cramps. The Zendān was thus built at the same period as the palaces of Pasargadae, around 540 BCE, while the Kaʿba perhaps dates from, or after, the decade before the building of Persepolis began ca. 520 BCE.
The Kaʿba has been variously interpreted as a fire temple, archive, or mausoleum. Schmidt (pp. 41-47) and Stronach (pp. 132-37) argued about the matter without reaching a decision. In 1983 H. Sancisi-Weerdenburg interpreted the two buildings as coronation towers erected by Darius I. In 1992 L. Trümpelmann (pp. 42-45) assumed that the Kaʿba had later been used as Šāpur I's tomb and that other Sasanians had been buried in the Achaemenid rock-cut tombs; hence the SASANIAN ROCK RELIEFS of Naqš-e Rostam were viewed as funerary reliefs of the early kings up to Hormizd II (r. 302-307). This thesis has not been supported by the excavation finds, and the ŠKZ inscription contains no indications of a burial.
The Kaʿba's use as a fire temple (as suggested by K. Erdmann, even before ŠKZ was published) is cast in doubt by the absence of a smoke outlet and by the door, which was originally firmly closed. The KKZ inscription mentions the establishment of five fire temples and speaks of the cults to be carried out there; it allows one to think that such an extensive temple complex was situated in the holy precinct inside the wall and that it included the Kaʿba, which was some centuries older. However, the excavations, within their very limited spatial range, have not led to discovery of the fire temple of Šāpur I.
The interpretation of the Kaʿba as an archive building for the Avesta Codex is based on the word bwny BYTʾ (bunxānag) in the KKZ inscription. The word only appears in this single royal inscription, although it may now be compared with Bactrian bonokadgo "family estate" (Sims-Williams, 2000, pp. 187, 197). Cf. the proposed rendering of bunxānag as "principal property, capital" (M. Shafi, s.v. DEŽ Ī NEBEŠT, in EIr. VII/4, 1995, pp. 348-50). The Middle Persian term was translated earlier as "library" or "archive" (Henning, 1957) and taken as referring to the Kaʿba. H. Humbach (1974) and M. Back (pp. 16, 203, 391, 508) questioned W. B. Henning's interpretation of the word and disproved his theory.
Most scholars consider the tower as an Achaemenid royal tomb, which, according to Fr. Bissing, is modeled on a three-storied tower block with windows. Kleiss has pointed out the similarity of the ground plan to Urartian temples; Urartian models indeed lie at the base of this style of building with two colors of stones, which we also observe in the palaces of Pasargadae. F. Weissbach and A. Demandt observed that the two towers, Kaʿba and Zendān, more closely correspond to the description of Cyrus's tomb by Arrian (6.29) and Strabo (15.3.7) than does the monument in Pasargadae that is commonly attributed to this king. The high, massive foundation would make sense for the mausoleum of a Zoroastrian ruler, since it would prevent the seeping of cadaveric poison into the soil. Similarly high pedestals have been observed in the early medieval mausoleums of Lajim, Resget, and Gonbad-e Qābus in Māzandarān, with inscriptions which point to Zoroastrian tradition (Godard, 1936 and 1938).
At a distance of about 500 m from the Kaʿba, A. B. Tilia discovered an early Achaemenid palace pavilion, which may have been erected under Cambyses II. Thus both towers must have been situated in the vicinity of palaces. Bissing already ascribed the Kaʿba, as a mausoleum, to Cambyses II. It has also been suggested as a tomb of members of Darius I's family (Boyce, Zoroastrianism II, p. 117). In any case, the authors of the two Sasanian inscriptions did not know the name of the person for whom the Kaʿba was intended, or they would have mentioned it; the burial chamber had been plundered long before and its doors left standing open.
F. Stolze, F. C. Andreas, and Th. Nöldeke, Persepolis, 2 vols., Berlin, 1882.
M. Back, Die sassanidischen Staatsinschriften (Acta Iranica 18), Leiden, 1978.
Fr. W. Frh. von Bissing, "Der persische Palast und die Turmbasilika," in Josef Strzygowski-Festschrift, Klagenfurt, 1932, pp. 40-57.
Alexander Demandt, "Das Kyrosgrab in Pasargadae," Archäologische Anzeiger, 1968, pp. 520-40.
Kurt Stören Erdmann, Das iranische Feuerheiligtum, Sendschriften der DOG 11, Leipzig, 1941.
Gėza de Francovich, "Problems of Achaemenid Architecture," East and West 16, 1966, pp. 201-60.
André Godard, "Les tours de Ladjim et de Regnet," Athār-é Irān 1, 1936, pp. 109-24.
Idem, "Le Gunbad-e Kabus," in Survey of Persian Art I, pp. 967-74.
Gerd Gropp, "Urartäische Miszellen," AMI 22, 1989, pp. 103-24.
W. B. Henning, The Inscription of Naqš-e Rostam, Corpus Inscriptionum Iranicarum 3, 2, 2, London, 1957.
Philip Huyse, Die dreisprachige Inschrift Šābuhrs I. An der Kaʿba-i Žardušt (ŠKZ), Corp. Inscr. Iran. III, Vol. I, Text I, 2 vols., London, 1999.
Helmut Humbach, "Bun-xānag et Kaʾba-ye Zardušt," Acta Iranica 3, 1974, pp. 203-8 (= Commémoration Cyrus: Actes Du Congres De Shiraz 1971 . . . ), Tehran and Liège, 1974, pp. 203-8.
Wolfram Kleiss, "Zur Rekonstruktion des urartäischen Tempels," Istanbuler Mitteilungen 13-14, 1963-64, pp. 3-14; 39, 1989, pp. 265-70.
Carl Nylander, "The Toothed Chisel in Pasargadae," in Achaemenian Problems III (AJA 70), 1966, pp. 372-76.
H. W. A. M. Sancisi-Weerdenburg, "The Zendan and the Kaʾbah," in Heidemarie Koch and D. N. MacKenzie, eds., Kunst, Kultur und Geschichte der Achämenidenzeit und ihr Fortleben, Akten des Achämeniden-Symposiums Göttingen, 1981 (AMI Ergänzungsband 10), 1983, pp. 145-52.
Nicholas Sims-Williams, Bactrian Documents from Northern Afghanistan I: Legal and Economic Documents, Corp. Inscr. Iran. II, Vol. VI, Studies in the Khalili Collection III, Oxford, 2000.
Ann Britt Tilia, "Discovery of an Achaemenid palace near Taxt-e Rustam to the north of the terrace of Persepolis," Iran 12, 1974, pp. 200 ff. Leo Trümpelmann, Zwischen Persepolis und Firuzabad, Mainz, 1992.
Franz Heinrich Weißbach, "Das Grab des Kyros und die Inschriften von Murgab," ZDMG 48, 1894, p. 653.
(Gerd Gropp)
Originally Published: September 15, 2009
Vol. XV, Fasc. 3, pp. 271-272
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On the dating of the monument, see also p. 139 in: C. Nylander, "Clamps and chronology," Iranica Antiqua 6, 1966, pp. 130-46.


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Friday fun, or mandatory reading? You be the judge. For me, it is a little of both. I'm reading two recently updated tables of common internet usage and activities by the good people at the Pew Internet and American Life Project (PIP). Both have information that could be useful in convincing others at your church that your web site should be more than just a pretty brochure, or worse, attempt to emulate TV or movies.
First is the results for "Daily Internet Activities," which is a a chart detailing the percentage of Internet Users who do a specific online activity on any given day. Notice that 59% of the population gets online, everyday. Primarily to exchange email. Followed by obtaining news, an activity followed by using a search engine.
Second is a chart entitled "Internet Activities" which deals with percentage of actual Internet Users (those who go online) who have ever done a particular online activity. Again the top three activities don't change, but the fourth and fifth activities that follow are very interesting to those of us maintaining church and/or charity web sites. Researching a product or service before buying it and searching for a map or driving directions.
Make sure your web host allows you to establish and maintain numerous listserves (automated mailing lists). Make sure the listserves are well supported with a user friendly/idiot-proof user interface. Teach those individuals who would use them, pastors and lay staff, how to keep their listserves maintained.
The content on your web site must be presented in a fashion that is search-engine friendly. This includes simple things such as your <title> tags including not only the name, but the city and state/province of your church (e.g. Redland Baptsit Church Rockville MD or Redland Baptist Church Montgomery County Maryland). Another simple thing would be running a string of text links of major sections along the bottom of your site. A bit more complex, it is equally important that you have user friendly URLs. All these things add up to good search engine placement.
Because it there is a good chance someone visiting your church may first visit your church web site, make sure you have easy-to-find, easy-to-read, easy-to-print information of how to get to your church. It may also useful to include the times of the services on such a page as I would think someone would print the info out the night before.
Provide maps, or at least links to maps and driving directions.
Sermons, devotionals and other documents that convey what it is you believe.
And something I just thought of, perhaps provide a page on where to go when you get there, such as Sunday school maps and/or what to expect in the sanctuary (e.g. dress, children, etc).
Of course, it goes without saying that all of the above need to be presented in a fashion that conveys the purpose and personality of your church.
At least that's the way I read the data. So what did you get out of these tables? Leave a comment, and don't be afraid to disagree.


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ING: Interest rates to hit 1pc in 2015
Speaking at the annual myhomemove conference in Burton-on-Trent James Knightley said he believed the markets were underestimating how soon the Bank would vote to hike the base rate from its six year low of 0.5%.
Currently markets are pricing in a rise in around 12 months' time in May 2016 but Knightley said this ignored the improvement in wages seen across Britain this year.
He said: "The Bank of England's own analysis shows that assuming a 10% growth in wages, if they raise the base rate to 3% just 15% of households wouldn't be able to afford to pay their bills or buy food.
"That is significantly down from the estimates it made in 2013. Consumer confidence is now back up above the levels we saw at its peak in 2007. With wage growth that means affordability is improving."
Knightley said despite anticipating a more imminent rise in interest rates he didn't expect the Bank to be "aggressive".
He added that the pending in-out referendum on the UK remaining in the European Union due in 2017 was "really limiting the Bank's desire to raise rates".
If Britain was to exit the EU, Knightley said foreign investment in the UK would be likely to drop dramatically, hitting UK growth.
He added: "I don't think we will see Britain leave the EU but there will be increasing uncertainty as we approach 2017."


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Cheech Marin was born on July 13, 1946 in Los Angeles, California, USA as Richard Anthony Marin. He is an actor, known for The Lion King (1994), Cars (2006) and Nash Bridges (1996).
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