Six hundred grams. Reversible cotton polyester blend with white PVC dots on both sides. Ribbed knit wrist. Clute cut design; dotted palm and fingers for excellent grip; general purpose and knit wrist locks out dirt and debris. Bleached white 80 percent polyester/20 percent cotton string knit. Knit wrist.
With PVC dots on palm. Band top. Assorted pattern. Reversible cotton/polyester blend string knit with PVC dots on both sides. Ribbed knit wrist. Fleece out, fully lined cotton flannel. Clute-cut design with continuous thumb and blue knit wrist.
10 oz., 100 percent cotton canvas with plastic dots on palm, index finger, and thumb. Clute-cut design, natural knit wrist. Quick release trigger, black nylon body and handle, orange PP clamp and spreader. Durable, flexible and lightweight. Refill pads fit your existing SL300 bar clamp; replace damaged or worn-out pads in your Irwin tools; snap right on your clamp.
Unlined gray split leather. Gunn-cut design with keystone thumb and shirred elastic back. Ideal for material handling, lumber applications, and all types of driving. Unlined gray split leather. Gunn-cut design with keystone thumb and shirred elastic back. Ideal for material handling, lumber applications, and all types of driving. Unlined gray split leather. Gunn-cut design with keystone thumb and shirred elastic back. Ideal for material handling, lumber applications, and all types of driving.
18 oz. heavy napped double woven fleece out cotton flannel. Clute-cut design, continuous thumb, knit wrist. Positive locking action to hold work tight. For clamping small and odd shapes securely for home, craft or hobby work. Can also be used as spreaders. Knit wrist with color coded hem; lightweight, natural colored cotton/poly blend string knit; reversible.
Quick release trigger, black nylon body and handle, orange PP clamp and spreader. Durable, flexible and lightweight. Strong malleable steel construction. Ideal for wood working and metal working applications. Spring lever control locks jaw at any needed location and provides quick release. Crank handle provides an excellent grip for quick tightening. Tough unlined split leather. Keystone thumb and buckle, and strap fastener. Specially tanned for water resistance. Ideal for material handling, lumber applications, and all types of driving.
Tough unlined split leather. Keystone thumb and buckle, and strap fastener. Specially tanned for water resistance. Ideal for material handling, lumber applications, and all types of driving. Quick release trigger, black nylon body and handle, orange PP clamp and spreader. Durable, flexible and lightweight. Slide locking mechanism offers quick action. 2-1/2" Reach. Heat treated and precision notched steel bar. Solid and comfortable rubber handle.
Durable suede leather in fashionable colors. Gunn-cut design with keystone thumb and shirred elastic back. Assorted Colors: Opal, Moonstone Blue, Topaz. Ideal for material handling, lumber applications, and all types of driving. Tough split leather with red flannel pile lined lining. Gunn-cut design with keystone thumb, shirred elastic back, and self-hemmed open cuff with Boss logo. Ideal for material handling, lumber applications, and all types of driving. Quick release trigger, black nylon body and handle, orange PP clamp and spreader. Durable, flexible and lightweight.
Top grade, unlined grain leather. Gunn-cut design, shirred elastic back, and keystone thumb. Ideal for material handling, lumber applications, and all types of driving. Top grade, unlined grain leather. Gunn-cut design, shirred elastic back, and keystone thumb. Ideal for material handling, lumber applications, and all types of driving. Top grade, unlined grain leather. Gunn-cut design, shirred elastic back, and keystone thumb. Ideal for material handling, lumber applications, and all types of driving.
Split cowhide; keystone thumb. Split cowhide; keystone thumb. Split cowhide; keystone thumb.
Slide locking mechanism offers quick action. 2-1/2" Reach. Heat treated and precision notched steel bar. Solid and comfortable rubber handle. Quick release trigger, black nylon body and handle, orange PP clamp and spreader. Durable, flexible and lightweight. Tough split leather with pile lining. Gunn-cut design with keystone thumb, shirred elastic back, and self-hemmed open cuff with Boss logo. Ideal for material handling, lumber applications, and all types of driving.
Tough split leather with pile lining. Gunn-cut design with keystone thumb, shirred elastic back, and self-hemmed open cuff with Boss logo. Ideal for material handling, lumber applications, and all types of driving. Tough split leather with pile lining. Gunn-cut design with keystone thumb, shirred elastic back, and self-hemmed open cuff with Boss logo. Ideal for material handling, lumber applications, and all types of driving. Constructed of high-tech reinforced resin for strength and durability. These clamps are 25 percent smaller for working in confined spaces. Exerts up to 150 lbs. of clamping pressure. Pistol grip design enhances comfort and ease of use. Non marring pads grip firmly and protect work. Throat depth 2-7/16".
Constructed of high-tech reinforced resin for strength and durability. These clamps are 25 percent smaller for working in confined spaces. Exerts up to 150 lbs. of clamping pressure. Pistol grip design enhances comfort and ease of use. Non marring pads grip firmly and protect work. Throat depth 2-7/16". Slide locking mechanism offers quick action. 2-1/2" Reach. Heat treated and precision notched steel bar. Solid and comfortable rubber handle. Tough split leather with Thinsulate insulation. Gunn-cut design with keystone thumb, shirred elastic back, and open cuff. Ideal for material handling, lumber applications, and all types of driving.
Tough split leather with Thinsulate insulation. Gunn-cut design with keystone thumb, shirred elastic back, and open cuff. Ideal for material handling, lumber applications, and all types of driving. Tough split leather with Thinsulate insulation. Gunn-cut design with keystone thumb, shirred elastic back, and open cuff. Ideal for material handling, lumber applications, and all types of driving. A premium grade leather driver glove with split leather palm patch which provides added durability; elastic back of wrist for a secure, comfortable fit; keystone thumb provides a comfortable fit; "ThoughThread" double stitching provides extra durability; use for carpentry, equipment operation, hand and power tools.
A premium grade leather driver glove with split leather palm patch which provides added durability; elastic back of wrist for a secure, comfortable fit; keystone thumb provides a comfortable fit; "ThoughThread" double stitching provides extra durability; use for carpentry, equipment operation, hand and power tools. Split cowhide; keystone thumb. Split cowhide; keystone thumb.
Split cowhide; keystone thumb. Quick release trigger, black nylon body and handle, orange PP clamp and spreader. Durable, flexible and lightweight. Top-grade, unlined grain leather. Gunn-cut design, shirred elastic back, and keystone thumb. Ideal for material handling, lumber applications, and all types of driving.
Top-grade, unlined grain leather. Gunn-cut design, shirred elastic back, and keystone thumb. Ideal for material handling, lumber applications, and all types of driving. Top-grade, unlined grain leather. Gunn-cut design, shirred elastic back, and keystone thumb. Ideal for material handling, lumber applications, and all types of driving. Clutch Lock Steel Bar Clamp with soft-Grip handle is larger and more ergonomic, allowing high clamping pressure with less effort I-beam bar reduces flexing and bowing. Larger clutch plates allow for easier release and increase durability and dependability. Throat Depth 3 - 1/8".
Unlined grain pigskin. Gunn-cut design with keystone thumb and shirred elastic back. Washable. Ideal for material handling, lumber applications, and all types of driving. Unlined grain pigskin. Gunn-cut design with keystone thumb and shirred elastic back. Washable. Ideal for material handling, lumber applications, and all types of driving. Unlined grain pigskin. Gunn-cut design with keystone thumb and shirred elastic back. Washable. Ideal for material handling, lumber applications, and all types of driving.
Regular unlined grain leather. Gunn-cut design with keystone thumb and adjustable back strap with buckle and self hemmed open cuff. Ideal for material handling, lumber applications, and all types of driving. Regular unlined grain leather. Gunn-cut design with keystone thumb and adjustable back strap with buckle and self hemmed open cuff. Ideal for material handling, lumber applications, and all types of driving. Regular unlined grain leather. Gunn-cut design with keystone thumb and adjustable back strap with buckle and self hemmed open cuff. Ideal for material handling, lumber applications, and all types of driving.
Regular unlined grain leather. Gunn-cut design with keystone thumb and adjustable back strap with buckle and self hemmed open cuff. Ideal for material handling, lumber applications, and all types of driving. Thinsulate lined grain black sheepskin driver with Velcro pull strap. Ideal for material handling, lumber applications, and all types of driving. New clutch system eliminates the need for threaded pipe. Larger feet offer more stability and clearance between handle and worktop. Larger, more ergonomic handle. Larger clutch plates allow for easier release and increased durability and dependability.
Gunn cut design, keystone thumb for comfort and mobility, split leather palm patch, shirred elastic back. Gunn cut design, keystone thumb for comfort and mobility, split leather palm patch, shirred elastic back. Gunn cut design, keystone thumb for comfort and mobility, split leather palm patch, shirred elastic back.
Durable premium unlined goatskin, dries soft after repeated wetting. Shirred elastic back, self-hemmed open cuff, keystone thumb for comfort. Gunn-cut design. Washable. Ideal for material handling, lumber applications, and all types of driving. Keystone thumb. Shirred elastic back. Clutch Lock Steel Bar Clamp with soft-Grip handle is larger and more ergonomic, allowing high clamping pressure with less effort I-beam bar reduces flexing and bowing. Larger clutch plates allow for easier release and increase durability and dependability. Throat Depth 3 - 1/8".
Top-grade, unlined grain leather. Gunn-cut design, shirred elastic back, and keystone thumb. Ideal for material handling, lumber applications, and all types of driving. New clutch system eliminates the need for threaded pipe. Larger feet offer more stability and clearance between handle and worktop. Larger, more ergonomic handle. Larger clutch plates allow for easier release and increased durability and dependability. Keystone thumb. Shirred elastic back.
Keystone thumb for maximum mobility; natural lanolin for soft hands; open cuff with shirred elastic back for a secure fit; padded palm patch for durability and wear; chrome-tanned goatskin; leather grade: Premium. Keystone thumb for maximum mobility; natural lanolin for soft hands; open cuff with shirred elastic back for a secure fit; padded palm patch for durability and wear; chrome-tanned goatskin; leather grade: Premium. Premium grain pigskin lined with Thinsulate Insulation. Gunn-cut design with keystone thumb, shirred elastic back and self hemmed open cuff.
Premium grain leather with thermal lining. Gunn-cut design with keystone thumb, shirred elastic back, and self-hemmed open cuff. Ideal for material handling, lumber applications, and all types of driving. Premium grain leather with thermal lining. Gunn-cut design with keystone thumb, shirred elastic back, and self-hemmed open cuff. Ideal for material handling, lumber applications, and all types of driving. Premium grain leather with thermal lining. Gunn-cut design with keystone thumb, shirred elastic back, and self-hemmed open cuff. Ideal for material handling, lumber applications, and all types of driving.
Clutch Lock Steel Bar Clamp with soft-Grip handle is larger and more ergonomic, allowing high clamping pressure with less effort I-beam bar reduces flexing and bowing. Larger clutch plates allow for easier release and increase durability and dependability. Throat Depth 3 - 1/8". Premium grade grain cowhide leather; "HeatKeep" thermal lining for optimal warmth; ergonomic keystone thumb; reinforcing palm patch; shirred elastic back. Premium grade grain cowhide leather; "HeatKeep" thermal lining for optimal warmth; ergonomic keystone thumb; reinforcing palm patch; shirred elastic back.
Premium grade grain cowhide leather; "HeatKeep" thermal lining for optimal warmth; ergonomic keystone thumb; reinforcing palm patch; shirred elastic back. Grain goatskin leather; "HeatKeep" thermal lining; keystone thumb. Grain goatskin leather; "HeatKeep" thermal lining; keystone thumb.
Grain goatskin leather; "HeatKeep" thermal lining; keystone thumb. Grain cowhide "HeatKeep" lining; keystone thumb; shirred elastic back. Grain cowhide "HeatKeep" lining; keystone thumb; shirred elastic back.
Grain cowhide "HeatKeep" lining; keystone thumb; shirred elastic back. Strong malleable steel construction. Ideal for wood working and metal working applications. Spring lever control locks jaw at any needed location and provides quick release. Crank handle provides an excellent grip for quick tightening. Grain pigskin palm; trademarked material back and cuff; wing thumb; "HeatKeep" lining.
Clutch Lock Steel Bar Clamp with soft-Grip handle is larger and more ergonomic, allowing high clamping pressure with less effort I-beam bar reduces flexing and bowing. Larger clutch plates allow for easier release and increase durability and dependability. Throat Depth 3 - 1/8". Grain/split pigskin; "HeatKeep" lining; snug knit wrist; keystone thumb. Grain/split pigskin; "HeatKeep" lining; snug knit wrist; keystone thumb.
Grain/split pigskin; "HeatKeep" lining; snug knit wrist; keystone thumb. Converts from a bar clamp to a spreader easily, no tools required; 7-1/2" minimum spreading capacity with 3-1/4" throat depth. New and improved one-handed clamp delivers 300 lbs of sustained clamping force, an i-beam bar, and locking swivel jaw. Removable Pads. Black, clute cut. Straight thumb and knit wrist.
Premium unlined grain leather. Gunn-cut design with keystone thumb and adjustable back strap with buckle and self hemmed open cuff. Premium unlined grain leather. Gunn-cut design with keystone thumb and adjustable back strap with buckle and self hemmed open cuff. Premium unlined grain leather. Gunn-cut design with keystone thumb and adjustable back strap with buckle and self hemmed open cuff.
Clute cut, straight thumb and knit wrist for comfort and a better fit. 8-oz. 70 percent cotton, 30% polyester. Constructed from high-tech resin material, they are strong, lightweight, and durable. Soft pads protect work surfaces. Positive locking action to hold work tight. Can be used with one hand. Ideal for clamping small and odd shapes securely. Applies gradual even pressure. Quick-release trigger lets go with a squeeze. Smaller, for tight work spaces. Throat depth 2-7/16". Two No. 546 ( 693.4822) bar clamps included. Clutch lock provides easy movement along bar; the non-marring pads protect the work piece; Easy to use.
Converts from a bar clamp to a spreader easily, no tools required; 7-1/2" minimum spreading capacity with 3-1/4" throat depth. New and improved one-handed clamp delivers 300 lbs of sustained clamping force, an i-beam bar, and locking swivel jaw. Removable Pads. Soft-grip handle is larger and more ergonomic, allowing high clamping pressure with less effort; I-beam bar reduces flexing and bowing; locking clamp is great for general workshop needs; clutch lock mechanism lets you quickly and easily adjust jaw with the touch of a button; larger clutch plates allow for easier release and increase durability and dependability. Ideal for clamping or gluing, holding work for sawing or drilling and positioning work for fastening; 25 percent smaller for working in contained areas or small projects; constructed of high tech reinforced resin for strength and durability; exerts up to 150 lbs of clamping pressure; patented pistol grip design enhanced comfort and ease of use; non marring pads grip firmly and protect work; throat depth 2-7/16"; 2 clamps per card.
Soft-grip handle is larger and more ergonomic, allowing high clamping pressure with less effort; I-beam bar reduces flexing and bowing; locking clamp is great for general workshop needs; clutch lock mechanism lets you quickly and easily adjust jaw with the touch of a button; larger clutch plates allow for easier release and increase durability and dependability. Converts from a bar clamp to a spreader easily, no tools required; 7-1/2" minimum spreading capacity with 3-1/4" throat depth. New and improved one-handed clamp delivers 300 lbs of sustained clamping force, an i-beam bar, and locking swivel jaw. Removable Pads. Unlined premium grain deerskin driver with keystone thumb, shirred elastic back, and self hemmed open cuff. Dries soft after repeated wettings. Ideal for material handling, lumber applications, and all types of driving.
Unlined premium grain deerskin driver with keystone thumb, shirred elastic back, and self hemmed open cuff. Dries soft after repeated wettings. Ideal for material handling, lumber applications, and all types of driving. Unlined premium grain deerskin driver with keystone thumb, shirred elastic back, and self hemmed open cuff. Dries soft after repeated wettings. Ideal for material handling, lumber applications, and all types of driving. Unlined premium grain deerskin driver with keystone thumb, shirred elastic back, and self hemmed open cuff. Dries soft after repeated wettings. Ideal for material handling, lumber applications, and all types of driving.
Larger feet offer more stability and clearance between handle and worktop; larger, more ergonomic handle offers easier clamping with reduced hand fatigue; larger clutch plates allow for easier release and increased durability and dependability. I-Beam bar resists twisting and bowing allowing maximum force to be applied. Patented 'Power Locks' hold more pressure, longer. Provides 550 lbs of one-handed force (900 lbs of two-handed force).'Quick Release' trigger for non-explosive pressure release. 'Quick-Change' jaw converts quickly into a spreader. 3" throat depth accommodates larger workpieces. 7-1/2" minimum spreading capacity. Non-marring pads grip securely and protect workpiece finish. Grain deerskin "HeatKeep" lining; keystone thumb; double shirred elastic back.
Grain deerskin "HeatKeep" lining; keystone thumb; double shirred elastic back. Grain deerskin "HeatKeep" lining; keystone thumb; double shirred elastic back. Converts from a bar clamp to a spreader easily, no tools required; 7-1/2" minimum spreading capacity with 3-1/4" throat depth. New and improved one-handed clamp delivers 300 lbs of sustained clamping force, an i-beam bar, and locking swivel jaw. Removable Pads.
I-Beam bar resists twisting and bowing allowing maximum force to be applied. Patented 'Power Locks' hold more pressure, longer. Provides 550 lbs of one-handed force (900 lbs of two-handed force).'Quick Release' trigger for non-explosive pressure release. 'Quick-Change' jaw converts quickly into a spreader. 3" throat depth accommodates larger workpieces. 7-1/2" minimum spreading capacity. Non-marring pads grip securely and protect workpiece finish. Soft-grip handle is larger and more ergonomic allowing high clamping pressure with less effort; I-beam bar reduces flexing and bowing; 35% greater throat capacity than clutch lock style. Throat Depth: 4-7/8". I-Beam bar resists twisting and bowing allowing maximum force to be applied. Patented 'Power Locks' hold more pressure, longer. Provides 550 lbs of one-handed force (900 lbs of two-handed force).'Quick Release' trigger for non-explosive pressure release. 'Quick-Change' jaw converts quickly into a spreader. 3" throat depth accommodates larger workpieces. 7-1/2" minimum spreading capacity. Non-marring pads grip securely and protect workpiece finish.
Converts from a bar clamp to a spreader easily, no tools required; 7-1/2" minimum spreading capacity with 3-1/4" throat depth. New and improved one-handed clamp delivers 300 lbs of sustained clamping force, an i-beam bar, and locking swivel jaw. Removable Pads. I-Beam bar resists twisting and bowing allowing maximum force to be applied. Patented 'Power Locks' hold more pressure, longer. Provides 550 lbs of one-handed force (900 lbs of two-handed force).'Quick Release' trigger for non-explosive pressure release. 'Quick-Change' jaw converts quickly into a spreader. 3" throat depth accommodates larger workpieces. 7-1/2" minimum spreading capacity. Non-marring pads grip securely and protect workpiece finish. Soft-grip handle is larger and more ergonomic allowing high clamping pressure with less effort; I-beam bar reduces flexing and bowing; 35% greater throat capacity than clutch lock style. Throat Depth: 4-7/8".
Soft-grip handle is larger and more ergonomic allowing high clamping pressure with less effort; I-beam bar reduces flexing and bowing; 35% greater throat capacity than clutch lock style. Throat Depth: 4-7/8". Poly/cotton Bedford Cord; 18 oz. double palm; clute cut design; knit wrist; straight thumb.


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ACC Football Players of the Week
Posted by Andy Durham on September 23, 2008 at 10:27 am under College | Comments are off for this article
GREENSBORO, N.C. — Freshmen quarterbacks Russell Wilson from NC State and Miami's Robert Marve headline the Atlantic Coast Conference Football Players of the Week awards for the games of Sept. 20. Wilson threw for 210 yards and three touchdowns in leading the Wolfpack to a 30-24 overtime upset win over 15th-ranked East Carolina while Marve tossed two TD's in leading the Hurricanes to a convincing, 41-23 win over Texas A&M. Joining them this week are Georgia Tech offensive tackle Andrew Gardner, Miami linebacker Glen Cook, Wake Forest safety Kevin Patterson and placekicker Sam Swank.
Wilson earned Offensive Back of the Week as he led the Wolfpack on a seven-play, 55-yard drive to force overtime in NC State's 30-24 overtime win over the Pirates. Miami's Marve claimed Rookie of the Week honors as he completed 16 of 22 passes for 212 yards in leading the Hurricanes to the triumph over the Aggies at College Station.
Georgia Tech's Gardner earns his second Offensive Lineman of the Week honor as he anchored the Yellow Jacket offense that rushed for 438 yards to roll over Mississippi State 38-7. He was previously honored for his play against Jacksonville State on Sept. 1. Miami's Cook claimed Defensive Lineman of the Week honors after returning a fumble two yards for a touchdown in the Hurricanes' 41-23 triumph over Big 12 foe Texas A&M. Cook also had nine tackles in the game, one shy of a career high.
Patterson took Defensive Back of the Week honors by taking part in three of the Demon Deacons' seven takeaways on Saturday against Florida State. Swank nets his second Specialist of the Week honor as he accounted for all 12 of Wake Forest's points in their 12-3 win over Florida State. Swank converted on four field goal attempts to set a new school record and move to third place on the ACC field goals list with 69 career three-pointers. He was previously honored for his play against Mississippi on Sept. 8.
OFFENSIVE BACK–Russell Wilson, NC State, QB, 5-11, 191, Fr., Richmond, Va.
Wilson completed 21 of 31 pass attempts for 210 yards and three touchdowns in the Wolfpack's thrilling overtime win over ECU. All three of his touchdown passes tied the game. Wilson directed the Pack on a 7 play, 55-yard touchdown drive to force overtime. Wilson completed four of five passes for 56 yards on the drive, including a 26-yarder to Jarvis Williams on the first play of the sequence, and a 17-yarder to Andre Brown on the next play to set the Pack up with a first down at the ECU 29.
OFFENSIVE LINEMAN–Andrew Gardner, Georgia Tech, T, 6-6, 305, Sr., Tyrone, Ga.
Gardner was instrumental in Georgia Tech producing 438 rushing yards – the fifth highest single-game rushing total in school history and the most since 1978. Gardner played every significant snap in the 38-7 Yellow Jacket victory as Tech rolled up 500 yards of total offense.
DEFENSIVE LINEMAN– Glen Cook, Miami, ILB, 6-0, 228, Sr., Hollywood, Fla.
Cook picked up a season-high nine tackles (three solo and six assisted) – one shy of his career-high – and returned a fumble for a touchdown. It was his second career fumble return for a TD. He knocked the ball loose, picked it up and ran it back two yards for a touchdown in the third quarter giving the Hurricanes a 41-10 lead. He also had a half tackle for loss. Cook leads the Hurricanes with 18 total tackles and 2.5 tackles for loss.
DEFENSIVE BACK–Kevin Patterson, Wake Forest, S, 5-10, 191, Sr., Kingsland, Ga.
Patterson accounted for three of Wake Forest's seven takeaways in the 12-3 win over Florida State. Patterson had two interceptions and forced a fumble. Patterson's first interception came in the second quarter when he picked off a Christian Ponder pass and returned it 32 yards. Early in the fourth quarter, Patterson hit Preston Parker and forced him to cough up the ball which was recovered by Michael Carter. With Wake leading 9-3 with just over 4 minutes to play in the game, Patterson intercepted a D'Vontrey Richardson pass and returned it 22 yards. Patterson had six tackles in the game including three solos and three assists.
SPECIALIST–Sam Swank, Wake Forest, PK, 6-2, 201, Sr., Jacksonville Beach, Fla.
Swank booted a career-high four field goals in leading Wake Forest to a 12-3 win over No. 24/25 Florida State in Tallahassee on Saturday. Swank converted on tries from 48, 29, 49 and 31 yards to set a new career high and move into third place on the ACC career field goal list. Swank also set a Wake Forest school record with seven attempts in the game.
ROOKIE–Rookie – Robert Marve, Miami, QB, 6-1, 220, Fr., Tampa, Fla.
Marve, making his second career start, completed 16-of-22 passes for 212 yards, two touchdowns and one interception in helping lead Miami to a 41-23 win over Texas A&M. He threw his first career touchdown with 20 seconds remaining in the first half – a 26 yarder to freshman receiver Thearon Collier. Marve completed 13 of his first 16 passes. For the game, he completed 72.7 percent of his passes and had a passer efficiency of 174.58.
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#ifndef GPE_TILESHEET_RESOURCES_H
#define GPE_TILESHEET_RESOURCES_H

#include "gpe_basic_resource_page.h"

const int TILESHEET_DATA_FIELD_COUNT = 6;
extern std::string tsDataLabels[TILESHEET_DATA_FIELD_COUNT];
extern int tsDataLabelWidth;

class tilesheetPreviewer: public pawgui::widget_basic
{
protected:
    gpe::shape_rect tsEditorViewRect;
    gpe::shape_rect tsCameraRect;
    gpe::shape_rect tsImageCameraRect;
    gpe::shape_rect tsRect;
    gpe::shape_rect tsselectedArea;
    pawgui::widget_scrollbar_xaxis * previewXScroll;
    pawgui::widget_scrollbar_yaxis * previewYScroll;
    bool areaIsScrollable;
    float local_mouse_x, local_mouse_y;
public:
    float zoomValue;
    float minZoomValue;
    float maxZoomValue;

    pawgui::widget_label_text  * labelImageDimensions;
    pawgui::widget_label_text  * labelFrameInfo;
    pawgui::widget_label_text  * labelanimationMessage;
    int tileToPrevX1,tileToPrevY1, tileToPrevX2,tileToPrevY2;
    int tilesToPlacePerRow;
    gpe::tilesheet * tileSheetToPreview;
    std::vector< int > tilesIdsInPreview;
    bool allowDuplicates;
    bool showGrid;
    tilesheetPreviewer();
    ~tilesheetPreviewer();
    pawgui::widget_label_text  * labelInfoMaxTextureSize;
    bool get_mouse_coords( gpe::shape_rect * view_space = nullptr, gpe::shape_rect * cam = nullptr);
    void handle_scrolling();
    void process_self( gpe::shape_rect * view_space = nullptr, gpe::shape_rect * cam = nullptr);
    void render_self( gpe::shape_rect * view_space = nullptr, gpe::shape_rect * cam = nullptr);
    void render_selection( int x_pos = 0, int y_pos = 0, gpe::shape_rect * view_space = nullptr, gpe::shape_rect * cam = nullptr, float scale_size = 1, gpe::color * fColor = nullptr);
    void reset_preview(bool moveCamera);
};

class tilesheetResource: public standardEditableGameResource
{
public:
    bool isPreloaded;
    tilesheetPreviewer * tsPreviewer;
    gpe::tilesheet * tilesheetInEditor;
    pawgui::widget_checkbox * preloadCheckBox;
    pawgui::widget_label_text  * tilesheetDimensionsStr;
    pawgui::widget_button_icon * transformResource_button;
    pawgui::widget_button_icon * openExternalEditor_button;
    pawgui::widget_button_icon * refreshResourceData_button;
    pawgui::widget_input_number * tsDataFields[TILESHEET_DATA_FIELD_COUNT];
    pawgui::widget_label_text  * labelInfoMaxTextureSize;
    tilesheetResource(pawgui::widget_resource_container * pFolder = nullptr);
    ~tilesheetResource();
    bool build_intohtml5_file(std::ofstream * fileTarget, int leftTabAmount = 0);
    bool build_intocpp_file(std::ofstream * fileTarget, int leftTabAmount = 0);
    void compile_cpp();
    gpe::texture_base * get_resource_texture();
    bool include_local_files( std::string pBuildDir , int buildType );
    void load_image( std::string new_file_name);
    bool is_build_ready();
    void load_resource(std::string file_path = "");
    void prerender_self( );
    void process_data_fields();
    void process_self( gpe::shape_rect * view_space = nullptr, gpe::shape_rect * cam = nullptr);
    void render_self( gpe::shape_rect * view_space = nullptr, gpe::shape_rect * cam = nullptr);
    void save_resource(std::string file_path = "", int backupId = -1);
    void update_box(int x_new=-1, int y_new=-1, int newW=-1, int newH=-1);
    bool write_data_into_projectfile(std::ofstream * fileTarget, int nestedFoldersIn = 0);
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Welcome back to Guesting with Ruby Naz!
I'm happy to introduce my next guest: Erum Tasneem!! Erum is such a talented sweetheart, you will not regret following her work! Check out her blog and Instagram!
Tell us a little about yourself and your craft journey.
Hello! I am Erum Tasneem , some of you know me as E.T. I am from Karachi, Pakistan. I am a servant to an army of cats and I absolutely love them. I blog at VIBGYOR Krafts and run a wee home based business by the name Glitter & Swirls. I have been crafting since as long as I can remember. I used to colour a lot, made cards out of colouring pages and give to people on special occasions. When I was in 2nd grade, my uncle introduced me to heat embossing and stamping when he came back from Japan; the whole process was like magic to me! I started blogging about my work very late (2008), after completing my Masters. By 2010 I launched Glitter & Swirls and started selling my work online.
What are you most grateful for in regards to crafting?
The immensely generous and amazing people I met along the way and still finding precious souls everyday. These super fantastic people, my friends, they are what kept me going even when I thought I did absolutely ridiculous work because I didn't have any craft supplies. They cheered me on and complimented me on thinking out of the box. I am pretty sure if I didn't have the support of my blog buddies, I would've completely given up on crafting.
Everyday things really. Sometimes it's a dress, sometimes a painting and sometimes just talking to crafty people. Anything can click a light bulb in my head and when it happens, I HAVE to just stand up and start crafting right away – I.can.not.stop.
You know how they say "Beauty lies in the eyes of the beholder"? It is completely opposite to that, this lies within you. If you are content with what you are doing then you may consider yourself successful.
What do you hope to improve on in the following year?
I am all over the place at the moment. I would like to get better at organizing my life i.e everyday chores and to-do list all planned and listed. I have tried to maintain a planner and failed terribly. Though my client orders and business related stuff is in order thanks to my cousin.
What is the most wonderful part of being you?
What would you like to simplify in your life?
What advice do you have for new crafters?
"To live a creative life we must lose our fear of being wrong". Keep trying even if you fail a hundred times. You will get better and eventually be one of the best. Be original, be you and this is what will make you stand out.
I have two cards to share with you today. I am one of those people who make two of everything since I cant finalize which design looks better and also because I love to colour!
Not a lot of difference between the two. For the one on the left I have used the textured side of the paper to colour and the plain side for one on the right. I liked the result of the one on the right.
I have used the inspiration picture from Altenew's August challenge for my colour palette.
Stamps are by Altenew (Magnolias for her), dies by Papertrey Ink. I have used just one black Faber Castell classic pencil to colour these, you can clearly see the texture of the paper. The ombre effect on hugs is created using distress inks.
This one uses Altenew's Magnolias for Her and Golden Garden stamp sets, again coloured using only black Faber Castell classic colour pencil. Lots of masking on this one. I like the effect of the pencil on the plain side, it gave me more freedom to add depth and shading. The die is by Papertrey Ink, the ombre effect is created using distress inks. I also clear embossed the diecut.
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Lovely!! I really like the pencil (black and white look) with the big pink Hugs die.
I can relate to the need to "stand up and start crafting right away," when inspiration hits, I almost have a panic attack if the opportunity passes me by.
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New government report plans to simplify rental agreements in Wales
The Welsh government has published its latest white paper report entitled: "Renting Homes: A Better Way For Wales". The main purpose of the report is to propose a bill that will simplify the current rental arrangements, so that there are only two types of contracts landlords and tenants can enter into.
The two contracts proposed are:
A 'secure contract' modelled on the current secure tenancy issued by local authorities
A 'standard contract' modelled on the assured shorthold tenancy that used mainly in the private rented sector
The paper explains in more detail that the proposals will not profoundly change the rights and responsibilities of tenants and landlords that are currently in existence. They are instead designed to create a simpler and more logical legal framework compared to the intricacy of current law. Finally and most importantly the new proposals will provide a fair, simple and effective legal basis for letting a home.
The white paper report also makes the point that letting agents and landlords have been known to produce their own contracts that add a number of unfair practises for tenants. The potential proposals in this report aim to tackle this unethical practise and provide a more simplified arrangement.
Reaction to the proposed renting changes
The proposed changes to how social and private homes are rented in Wales have not been received positively by all areas of the housing industry. The biggest criticism of the plans came from the Residential Landlords Association (RLA) who believe that the changes will significantly increase the costs to its members and that the extra money spent on the Welsh government's proposals would be better spent on building new and modern homes.
The RLA's main criticism of the proposals focused on the simplified rental contracts; currently local authority-owned rented properties operate under secure tenancies. These allow tenants to live in their properties indefinitely. Whereas private rented and housing association tenants are subject to assured shorthold tenancies. These two policies give tenants the right to live in a property for a fixed period but landlords can terminate the contract when it ends. Under the new proposals these contracts would no longer be valid and would need to be modified to fit under one of the two simplified contracts mentioned.
Douglas Haig, RLA director for Wales said:
"The laudable intention of the government's proposals, namely simplification, are ones which we wholeheartedly share. Nevertheless in our view, tenure reform can be achieved in a less radical way and without the huge upheaval and expense involved for landlords, tenants and others involved in all sectors of rented housing."
The reaction to the white paper report was nevertheless seen by some as a positive step; Shelter Cymru director John Puzey welcomed the proposals saying they were a "really important step forward."
"Some of the law associated with tenure dates back hundreds of years so the proposals to simplify contracts and establish two clear forms of tenure will benefit tenants in both the private and social sectors."
Ian Potter, managing director of the Association of Residential Letting Agents said: "The proposals set out by the Welsh government for the rental sector include some solid steps towards improving standards and quality across all parts of the sector. This can only be a good thing."
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Rutgerus Rescius, de son vrai nom Rutger Ressen, parfois surnommé Dryopolitanus, est un humaniste de la Renaissance des anciens Pays-Bas, professeur de grec et libraire-imprimeur à Louvain, né à Maaseik, à la fin du , mort à Louvain le 2 octobre 1545.

Biographie
Il fit des études à l'Université de Paris, y apprit le grec à l'école de Jérôme Aléandre et y fut promu bachelier ès arts pendant le semestre d'hiver 1513/14. Puis il enseigna brièvement à Alkmaar, avant de s'inscrire en droit à l'Université de Louvain le 4 octobre 1515. Peu après, il entra au service du libraire-imprimeur Thierry Martens comme correcteur de grec, et vécut en pension chez lui. C'est à cette époque qu'il fit la connaissance d'Érasme, qui séjourna à Louvain à partir de juillet 1517, y travaillant à la fondation du Collegium Trilingue. En septembre 1518, Rutgerus Rescius fut choisi comme le premier professeur de grec du nouvel établissement ; Érasme l'en complimenta, même s'il eût préféré pour cette chaire une personnalité plus illustre ; Rescius devait en tout cas la garder jusqu'à sa mort, pendant vingt-sept ans. Il fut, à ce titre, le professeur de grec d'André Vésale, dont il publia sa première œuvre, Paraphrasis in nonum librum Rhazae medici arabis clarissimi ad regem Almansorum de affectuum singularum corporis partium curatione (1ère édition à Louvain, chez Rutgerus Rescius, 1537).

Il acquit en quelques années une grande réputation d'helléniste, à telle enseigne qu'en 1527 il se vit proposer la chaire de grec du Collège des lecteurs royaux que le roi François I voulait établir à Paris à l'instigation de Guillaume Budé ; il refusa sur le conseil d'Érasme.

Il se maria vers 1525, et cessa d'habiter dans les locaux du Collège, contrairement à l'usage. En 1529, Thierry Martens se retira des affaires, et Rescius décida de prendre sa succession comme libraire-imprimeur à Louvain, d'abord en association avec son étudiant Jean Sturm, ensuite, à partir de 1531, avec Barthélemy de Grave. Cette activité commerciale lui occasionna des démêlés avec les autorités du Collège. En 1536, Érasme lui-même lui reprocha d'être plus orienté sur le gain que sur l'enseignement désintéressé.

Il a produit, comme éditeur scientifique et comme imprimeur, de nombreuses éditions d'auteurs grecs païens (Homère, Platon, Xénophon, Hippocrate, Plutarque, Lucien) et de Pères de l'Église grecque (Basile de Césarée, Jean Chrysostome, et aussi le Nouveau Testament en 1534). En 1536, il édita la paraphrase grecque des Institutes de Justinien par Théophile Antecessor, ce qui provoqua un conflit avec la faculté de droit. Il a également édité plusieurs textes contemporains : un texte intitulé Victoria serenissimi Poloniæ regis contra vayevodam Moldaviæ Turcæ tributarium de Jan Dantyszek (1531);  les De ratione dicendi libri tres de Jean-Louis Vivès (1533); et plusieurs œuvres de l'humaniste portugais Damião de Góis, dont les Commentarii rerum gestarum in India citra Gangem a Lusitanis anno 1538 (1539), Fides, religio moresque Æthiopum sub imperio preciosi Johannis, quem vulgo presbyterum Johannem vocant (1540) et Hispania Damiani a Goes, equitis lusitani (1542).

Notes et références

Voir aussi

Bibliographie
 Peter Gerard Bietenholz et Thomas Brian Deutscher (dir.), Contemporaries of Erasmus. A Biographical Register of the Renaissance and Reformation, University of Toronto Press, 1986.
 Henry De Vocht, History of the Fondation and the Rise of the Collegium Trilingue Lovaniense (1517-1550), Louvain, Publications Universitaires, 1951-55 (4 vol.).

Liens externes

Humaniste de la Renaissance
Professeur à l'université de Louvain (1425-1797)
Écrivain belge de langue latine (avant 1830)
Professeur au Collegium Trilingue
Universitaire belge du XVIe siècle
Imprimeur belge du XVIe siècle
Naissance à Maaseik
Date de naissance non renseignée (XVe siècle)
Décès à Louvain
Décès en octobre 1545

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It is with great sadness that the family of Jimmy Makrisopoulos announce his passing on April 20th 2019.
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A Tinker Air Force Base commander moved up in the ranks at a ceremony held July 11 in the Tinker Club. Lt. Col. James Malec, commander of the Defense Logistics Agency Aviation, was promoted to colonel and recognized for his accomplishments.
Brig. Gen. Linda Hurry, commander of Defense Supply Center Richmond, Virginia and Defense Logistics Agency Aviation, opened the ceremony by thanking Malec's family and others who have helped him during his career.
She highlighted aspects of Malec's career, describing him as hardworking, dedicated and willing to take care of his team.
"Whatever he does, he goes above and beyond to make sure he takes care of his people. He is always willing to help and he is very, very organized," Hurry said.
Hurry said Malec has the qualities needed by O-6 leaders, and she knows he will continue to do wonderful things.
"Thank you for your tenacity, thank you for your leadership. I look forward to watching all of the great things you are going to do for our Air Force and for our nation as we move forward in the year," Hurry said.
As DLA commander, a position Malec assumed in June 2017, he oversees the operation of retail-level supply, storage and distribution support to the Oklahoma City Air Logistics Complex.
Malec has held several previous assignments at the Pentagon and completed his military education at Air War College and the Air Force Intern Program.
He has been recognized previously with the Air Force Achievement Medal and the Bronze Star Medal, among others.
At the ceremony, Malec thanked his family, presenting bouquets of flowers to several family members and thanked individuals who have helped him progress in his career.
He also thanked those who he works with daily, attributing some of his success to their support.
"The people under you, if they're not hard working and great people, you're never going to succeed, and I've always been fortunate to have great, hard-working, smart (people)," Malec said.


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Hazlet offers drug counseling, not just slamming jail doors: 'People are struggling'
Jerry Carino
HAZLET - For the past few years, Hazlet police officer Ted Wittke has been monitoring the Ocean County Prosecutor's "Blue HART" program, which uses police departments to connect addicts with treatment services and support.
"Speaking with their prosecutor's office, it seems like it's been rather successful in getting people help," Wittke said.
Upon becoming Hazlet's police chief in September, he decided to establish something similar — with one twist for those who need help.
"I was thinking if we could put them face to face with peer counselors right off the bat, that would be more fruitful than having them walk in (to a police station) to speak to an officer," Wittke said. "Sometimes that hinders them actually seeking help. They want to speak with somebody who can actually relate to what they're going through."
'No child wants to become an addict':Families share stories of lives lost to opioids
Each Wednesday a substance abuse counselor from Hazlet's Hope Network — a nonprofit devoted to addiction recovery — will be present in Hazlet's municipal courtroom for a free private consultation from 10 a.m. to noon. The initiative launched this week.
"You walk in, there will be coaches there, you will sit down with a coach, you'll tell them what exactly is going on in your household or in your life," said Phil O'Hara, a counselor with Hazlet's Hope Network. "It's not just for people who are struggling with addiction, but also loved ones of those who are struggling with addiction."
If somebody is struggling with addiction, the peer counselor will assess whether inpatient or outpatient treatment is the recommended next step.
"When it's a family member, if the family is willing, we may have one of the coaches deploy out to the home and talk to the person," O'Hara said.
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"I feel like there will be a lot of family members who come in. There are a lot of moms and dads that are struggling with children, adult children, and don't know how to help their loved ones. Now we have a forum where people can walk in and get the guidance they need."
During the pandemic, O'Hara said, there's been a slowdown in addiction-related arrests and calls to their crisis line. That doesn't mean the problem diminished. Far from it.
"We know people are still struggling, especially with the isolation," O'Hara said. "As far as addiction goes, isolation does not help people stay sober."
For those who need admittance to treatment facilities, Hazlet's Hope Network helps with admittance.
"We've gotten scholarships for people who have no (health insurance) coverage at all," O'Hara said.
They also can help navigate pitfalls — treatment programs that are bad fits, or even bad actors.
"We know what programs both in state and out of state are ethical, legitimate programs doing good work — not just mom and pop shops set up to bill peoples' insurance," O'Hara said.
No one who walks in on a Wednesday morning will be turned away. The hope is that this fills a void during a time when traditional group recovery meetings are difficult to hold.
"With just a counselor in there and not an officer or anybody else," Wittke said, "people might feel more apt to come in and seek help."
For more information on Hazlet's Hope Network, visit www.hazletshopenetwork.site.
Jerry Carino is community columnist for the Asbury Park Press, focusing on the Jersey Shore's interesting people, inspiring stories and pressing issues. Contact him at jcarino@gannettnj.com.


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Beginning Work-in-Process Inventory
By Neil Kokemuller
Do You Report Inventory at Cost or Retail?
What Is the Difference Between Raw Material Inventory & Finished Goods?
What Is the Process for Adjusting Entries for Inventory in a Manufacturing Firm?
Why Would a Company Have to Pick LIFO or FIFO?
What are the Generally Accepted Accounting Principles Relating to the Inventory Method?
Beginning work-in-process inventory involves determining the value of products that are in production but that have not yet been completed at the end of an accounting period. Work in progress is not accounted for in raw materials inventory and it is not ready for accounting as a final product. Small businesses need to consider the best way to valuate work-in-process inventory.
Work-in-Process Basics
Work in process or progress is a part of a manufacturing company's current assets and its value needs included in the inventory-cost-of-production report. Manufacturing firms receive raw materials from suppliers, store them and maintain accounting for the value of the raw materials. As raw materials are pulled for use in production, they are no longer accounted for within materials inventory. Once products are finished, they are accounted for in the value of final product inventory. During the interim, the value of the work in process is accounted for separately.
Valuation Importance
Deciding how to account for work-in-process inventory value is an important financial accounting and strategic business decision. Companies must choose the best inventory valuation approach for accounting for these costs and must decide how to ultimately connect costs of work in process to costs added before the products become finalized. If work-in-process inventory is worth $10,000 and the final value of those products upon completion is $50,000, the additional $40,000 in production costs must be accounted for as the costs are added.
A few options exist for manufacturers in accounting for work-in-process inventory, but LIFO and FIFO are the two most common. LIFO stands for last-in, first-out. This means the company first accounts for the materials that were received last or most recently. FIFO is first-in, first-out. This means the company accounts for the materials received first as they are used. Each approach has pros and cons, depending on the situation.
Selecting LIFO or FIFO
LIFO is typically a more accurate representation of true market value of materials used in production and will ultimately help with consistency in accounting for final products. LIFO is also popular in accounting because materials received most recently are usually the most expensive, which reduces a company's tax burden in the near term, preserving cash. FIFO is more natural, as the company accounts for materials received first as they are utilized. This may be more sensible when you can easily identify the actual order of materials received, but at times the tax value of the inventory may be higher than it would be under LIFO.
Accounting for Management: Beginning Work in Process Inventories
Accounting for Mannagement: Last in First Out (LIFO)
Neil Kokemuller has been an active business, finance and education writer and content media website developer since 2007. He has been a college marketing professor since 2004. Kokemuller has additional professional experience in marketing, retail and small business. He holds a Master of Business Administration from Iowa State University.
What Is In-Process Inventory?
What Is Production Inventory?
What Are the Implications of Using LIFO and FIFO Inventory Methods?
Retail Vs. Cost Inventory Accounting
The Impact on Financial Statements When Switching to LIFO From FIFO
How to Calculate the Cost of Sales
What Happens to an Inventory Account When Materials Are Requisitioned?
How to Calculate the Ending Work-in-Process Inventory
Accounting Basics for Inventory
1 What Is In-Process Inventory?
2 What Is Production Inventory?
3 What Are the Implications of Using LIFO and FIFO Inventory Methods?
4 Retail Vs. Cost Inventory Accounting


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Modern parenting pushing couples apart
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So, in marital news just to hand, people are increasingly divorcing after the children leave home, when they are left with an empty nest and the prospect of a long life together just the two.
The Australian Institute of Family Studies (AIFS) finds less of us are divorcing while we have school-aged kids, but more are divorcing after they turn 18.
The AIFS report shows the proportion of marriages ending after 20 years has more than doubled from 13 per cent in 1980 to 28 per cent in 2011.
Kids were caught up in two-thirds of the divorces in 1971 – but fewer than half today's divorces involve children.
We're told people are "sticking together for the kids", but in the cold light of the kid-free day more are reassessing their choice to remain a couple.
The institute describes it as "the 20-year itch", but one commentator on radio this morning gave a more likely explanation: "(With longer life-spans now), till death do us part means something very different than it did even 100 years ago".
Divorce stories are often greeted with sadness in the reporting, and a good dose of 'where are we going so wrong', but I don't take such a maudlin view.
If you've been through your parents' splitting when you were a school-aged kid, as many people who are parents of school-aged kids now will have, you may choose to hang in there to save them the same upheaval. The fact more people are finding they can last together longer to give kids stability could be seen as a positive.
Then, when you feel you have done your very best to give your children a great start, I don't think it is entirely unhealthy to run the emotional ruler over all aspects of your life.
Some people finding their marriage no longer fits them will choose to put in the necessary hard work to recreate the romance that brought them together with their partner 20-something years earlier.
Some will decide that they have grown and changed so much there's just not enough in common left to keep both happy enough.
As someone who did go through a parental divorce as a school kid, I am not a huge fan of it. But I completely respect and admire people who are brave enough to act when they realise that they are not where they want to be in life, and tackle the problem honestly and head-on.
The saying "you only live once" has been boiled down into the annoying catch-phrase "YOLO".
But it's true, you do only live once, and if you're not the same person you were pre-kids and in the early days of wedded bliss then you can either live out your days with this uncomfortable fact or work on one solution or another.
I don't think the fact that more couples are splitting in mid-life is necessarily a tragedy, but I do think that there is so much stress attached to World's Best Practice Parenting now that couples are under massive pressure while kids are zero to Uni-aged.
That increasingly heavy load must be contributing to pushing people apart.
It's that factor I'd like examined: How can couples have the pressure turned down a bit during the child-rearing years, and how can women, in particular, help themselves to come out the other end of child rearing still feeling optimistic about their future with their partner.
Statistics still show with monotonous regularity that no matter if they work outside the home or not, women are still doing the lion's share of domestic work at home too.
Research showing women still shoulder the majority of the burden of child-care even if they have their own job also comes around regularly.
Years of feeling let-down or burned out by the expectations of those around you to do all that drudgery (without accumulating feelings of resentment or dissatisfaction) must surely be a push-factor.
Sixty-per cent of the new "20-year itch" divorce statistics are initiated by women. "It comes a as a shock to most men", says Professor Hayes of the AIFS.
Interestingly, women who split in mid-life are less likely to remarry, or to move in with future lovers/partners. This would also seem to imply all those years of "looking after" other people during the intense family years wears down women's desire to keep putting other people's needs first.
So, there is food for thought in these statistics for couples in the teeth of raising kids, working, and generally operating at full-bore now should they wish to avoid the statistical trap in however many years' time.
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The PC-DM's role is to guide the parents in implementing all aspects of the parenting plan. The first step is attempting to help the parents reach an agreement on particular issues but when agreement is not possible, the PC-DM will act as the decision-maker or tie-breaker to avoid a stalemate. Children's lives can move quickly and so we also move quickly whenever possible so that requesting and receiving our assistance does not take hours of your time or require any part of the child's life to be put on hold.
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Indian web giants woo festive shoppers amid slowing economy
Mon, Sep 30, 2019 - 5:50 AM
E-COMMERCE giants Amazon and Walmart-backed Flipkart kicked off a crucial battle for shoppers on Sunday ahead of India's massive festive season as retailers search for a much-needed boost to sales amid a slowing economy.
October and November - when much of India's 1.3 billion population celebrates several major Hindu festivals and consumers traditionally go on spending sprees - are critical for retailers, with some raking in almost half of their annual sales during the period.
But sales this year have been hit by falling consumer demand as a liquidity crunch crimps personal loans and unemployment soars to its highest level since the 1970s.
"Things are difficult," Rakesh Kumar Yadav of the Federation of Sadar Bazar Traders Association, which represents some 40,000 wholesale traders in the capital New Delhi, told AFP.
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Even aggressive pitches by Amazon and Flipkart, which have heavily invested in India's budding e-commerce market, did not stop online consumer spending from slipping by around 20 per cent in the six months to June compared to last year, the Economic Times reported, citing market research firm Kantar.
"The festival season is around the corner... and a lot of these corporates are coming up with various schemes to prop up demand and woo consumers," India Ratings principal economist Sunil Sinha told AFP.
"But my own sense is that despite all the efforts, overall consumer sentiment is so down-and-out that we won't see similar kinds of spending that we have seen in the past."
With their deep pockets, Amazon and Flipkart are taking on India's local family-run stores, known as "kirana" shops, that have dominated streets for decades.
Less than 5 per cent of India's US$600 billion retail market is online, but the sector is expected to expand to 8-9 per cent of the market by 2022 thanks to smartphone adoption and a rising middle class, according to RBC Capital Markets.
Amazon - which recently opened a massive campus for 15,000 employees in the southern city of Hyderabad - has taken out full-page newspaper ads to promote its "Big Indian Festival" sales and is offering discounts of up to 90 per cent.
Flipkart has Indian mega-star cricket Virat Kohli as the face of its "Big Billion Days" sales campaign and has slashed prices on fashion items and home appliances.
The two platforms - which have almost 75 per cent market share of the e-commerce market - hope to attract cash-strapped shoppers with financing options, and have hired hundreds of thousands of temporary staff to cope with expected increased demand.
Their six-day festive sales are estimated to reach US$3.8 billion, up from US$2.9 billion last year, despite the wider economic slowdown, Forrester Research senior forecast analyst Satish Meena said.
Brick-and-mortar retailers are also ramping up their visibility to keep pace with the online behemoths.
"These are difficult times and consumer sentiment has been tilted towards the negative for some time now," J. Suresh, the managing director of Arvind Lifestyle Brands, told the Economic Times about why the 1,300-store owner was increasing ad spending by up to 20 per cent this year.
Meanwhile, economists said a raft of recent government measures to revive the flagging economy, including a corporate tax cut, would improve sentiment in coming years.
"It's a good beginning... The likelihood is that we have almost reached the bottom and if the government continues to do its bit and corporates remain upbeat because of these announcements, things will start looking up," Dr Sinha said. AFP


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The government proposes a prohibition of so-called "Zero-hour"-contracts and restrictions on hiring of workers in the construction industry. The government's proposal contains four changes in the current Working Environment Act: 1) A clear definition of the content of permanent employment. The definition requires, among others, that the employee is secured a certain predictability in his/her employment (e.g. a defined percentage of employment). Thus, so-called "Zero-hour"-contracts, meaning contracts with no guarantee of work, will not comply with the proposed change. 2) Clarification of the requirements for the employment contract, concerning predictability with regards to when the work shall be performed. 3) A new legal requirement for temporary employment in temporary-work agencies when hiring out employees to temporary positions. 4) Changes in the opportunity to enter into local agreements when hiring from companies in the construction industry. The government's proposal will be further processed in the Norwegian Parliament with the purpose of possible new legislation.


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Q: Prove or disprove : $\mathbb Z$ is closed? Let $\tau_1$ be the usual topology on $\mathbb R$ . Define another topology  $\tau_2$ on $\mathbb R$
$$\tau_2 = \{U \subseteq \mathbb R \ \ | \ \ U^c \ \ is \ \ countable \ \ or \ \ empty \ \ or \ \ \mathbb R \}. $$
Then $\mathbb Z  $ is

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*closed in $\tau_1$ but not in $\tau_2$.

*closed in $\tau_2$ but not in $\tau_1$.

*closed in both  $\tau_1$ and  $\tau_2$.

*closed in neither $\tau_1$ nor $\tau_2$.
My attemt is :
clearly $\mathbb Z$ is closed in $\tau_2$ and $\tau_1$ is induced by the metric d(x,y) = |x-y|. In this metric space $\ \ \mathbb Z \ \ $ is closed in $\mathbb R$

A: As $\tau_2$ has precisely the countable sets as its closed sets, $\Bbb Z$ is closed.
Note that in the definition of $\tau_2$ it is not necessary to mention the empty set explicitly, as it is already among the countable sets.
As for the closedness of $\Bbb Z$ in the metric space $\Bbb R$, one could argue that its complement is a union of open intervals $(n,n+1)$

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The billion dollar question is how will consumer tech be delivered to an aging American population? The short answer is slowly and through our interest (and vanity) in health and fitness.
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Step 2. Enhanced Communication via Video. Industry analyst Lori Orlov noted during one panel session that 'Skype-like" technologies will engage an aging population more as time progresses and as the technology gets simpler to use. The next step in this phase occurs as interfaces and hardward are simplified (Skype is still challenging). Whether its cable TV boxes (Motorola, Cisco) , TV manufacturers (Sony, Panasonic, Samsung), cell phone video (EVO's Video Call, Apple FaceTime) or video game machines (Xbox Kinect, Sony PlayStation 3, Nintendo Wii), these entry points into the home will serve as the foundation for senior and Baby Boomer consumer technology. Almost every major technology company that you would recognize either had some kind of operating system embedded in their device or s separate device that would enable this communication but serve as a foundation for monitoring, health application and more. The use of video communication will be the pre-cursor to wide spread adoption of more passive monitoring such as pressure sensors and motion detectors.
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During Stuart Sikes's presentation from Parks and Associates, the threshold for monthly costs for senior care are at about $35-40 per month above any existing services currently bundled. Are larger players look at this market? You, betcha. For example, I spent time talking with an engineer for Motorola's home automation division and he stated that this area was a new focus for Motorola through a recent acquisition but their strategy relied on their cable set top box business. He demonstrated their standards based architecture for locks, lights and temperature that interfaced with major vendors through mature standards such as Zigbee. I see another $9.95 per month charge for "Granny Sitting" in your future cable bill if it wasn't already high enough. But can these new upstarts gain enough traction for broad adoption given some of the higher price points and the added subscription costs? If yes, these fledgling companies would be ripe for acquisition in 2-3 years.
For those aspiring entrepreneurs who want to create the next senior gadget and constantly email SHN for ideas, who to talk to, etc., I highly recommend making the trip to CES in 2012. There are hundreds of manufacturers willing to discuss making your product in China, Japan or Vietnam. You too can make your own senior tablet or 3-D TV(if you're crazy or rich enough….or both).
3-D Televisions are going to be very popular for sports when filmed correctly. The rest of the programming was mediocre at best until someone other than James Cameron does something along the lines of Avatar.
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