The tower crane must be cut off the electricity during maintenance and repair, meanwhile, set up a warning plate of "manned operation, prohibit switch on" on the obvious position of power supply panel, then earth or short circuit the... Different heights and tower combinations are available; please consult us • Andere Höhen und Turmkombinationen auf Anfrage • Différentes hauteurs et combinaisons de tour sont disponibles; nous consulter • Hay diferentes alturas y combinaciones de torre disponibles.
Tower cranes height can often be increased by means of climbing procedures (so called top/ external climbing or bottom/internal climbing). In case a tower crane is climbed, instructions for... The Different Parts of a Tower Crane. Posted September 18, 2017 by AstroCrane. If you walk on to just about any major construction site, there's a good chance that you will see a large tower crane towering over top of it.
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import React from 'react';
import classNames from 'classnames';

import styles from './AboutExperience.module.scss';
import Text from '../Text';

const AboutExperience = ({ company, date, description, isDefaultExpanded, title }) => {
    const [isExpanded, setIsExpanded] = React.useState(isDefaultExpanded);

    return (

            <Text className={styles.experienceDate}>
                { date }
            </Text>

            <Text bold className={styles.experiencePosition}>
                { title }
            </Text>

            <Text bold className={styles.experienceCompany}>
                @ { company }
            </Text>

{ description }

            <button className={classNames(styles.experienceToggle, {
                [styles.experienceToggleExpanded]: isExpanded,
            })} onClick={() => setIsExpanded(!isExpanded)}>
                <Text bold className={styles.experienceToggleMarker}>+</Text>
            </button>

    )
};

AboutExperience.defaultProps = {
    isDefaultExpanded: false,
};

export default AboutExperience;

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SodaStream U.S. Marketing Chief Departs After 4 Months as PepsiCo Completes $3.2 Billion Acquisition
Former Weight Watchers CMO Maurice Herrera is joining Avis Budget Group
By Patrick Coffee
The Israeli company recently launched a creative agency review.
SodaStream, the Israel-based home carbonation company that made major waves in the soda industry before being acquired by PepsiCo in December for $3.2 billion, recently parted ways with its top U.S. marketing executive, Maurice Herrera.
The shakeup came only four months after Herrera arrived from Weight Watchers, where he spent more than three years as svp, U.S. CMO and received widespread praise for turning a struggling brand around after Oprah Winfrey purchased the company in 2015.
Since leaving SodaStream, Herrera landed a new position as svp, head of marketing for the Americas at Avis Budget Group, the parent company of Avis Car Rental, Zipcar and other brands. According to multiple parties close to the matter, SodaStream's head of global marketing communications, Shiri Hellmann, has assumed the responsibilities formerly handled by Herrera.
Avis confirmed that Herrera recently joined the company in the svp role but declined to elaborate. The incoming executive has not responded to a message sent to his LinkedIn account.
"Maurice is an awesome client who managed to reposition a brand and drive major revenue growth at the same time," said Mark DiMassimo, DiMassimo Goldstein CEO, who worked with Herrera for several years at Weight Watchers. "I think he cared a lot about working at a brand that was healthy and good for people."
Spokespeople for PepsiCo and SodaStream have not responded to multiple requests for comment, and Hellmann did not respond to a related email.
The reasons for Herrera's departure are unclear, but it purportedly came right before news of the Pepsi deal went public. Multiple sources also told Adweek that it happened just two days before final presentations in a creative agency review launched in late 2018, which the brand initially framed as its search for a new U.S. AOR. AdAge first reported on that review, whose finalists included MullenLowe, Johannes Leonardo and Barton F. Graf.
Spokespeople for those three agencies did not respond to phone calls, declined to comment and deferred to the client, respectively.
No winner has been announced in that review, which was managed by Avidan Strategies of New York. Several parties with knowledge of the business said that the process shifted after SodaStream leadership decided that the company did not want to choose an agency of record. In the past, SodaStream has worked with a variety of partners on creative projects, like a recent campaign starring crooner Rod Stewart as a singing animated turtle.
Avidan Strategies founder and CEO Avi Dan did not respond to phone calls.
Analysts positioned Pepsi's decision to purchase SodaStream as a way to reach more environmentally-friendly, health-conscious consumers while simultaneously neutralizing a major competitor in the sparkling beverage space. The company most recently made news in late December for announcing that it would open a manufacturing plant in the Gaza Strip area.
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Patrick Coffee
@PatrickCoffee
Patrick Coffee is a senior editor for Adweek.

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This guest blog was contributed by Michelle Seitzer, Caregiving Advice.
This holiday season, many will add a senior living community visit to their travel and to-do lists. Whether you're going to see parents, grandparents, friends, or relatives, if it's the first time, it's normal and natural to be a little anxious. But don't let those butterflies stop you from going: visiting a loved one who has moved to senior living is an absolute must-do any time of the year.
Tip #1: Make it a priority to make visiting a habit. If you can only visit when you're home for the holidays, that's fine. But whatever tradition you set, set it in stone. Because a move to senior living is simply that: a move. Nothing has changed. Yes, Grandpa needs to move to an assisted living home where he can be taken care of. Yes, Mom would like the companionship a senior living community has to offer. These are facts of life—there will always be changes—and Grandpa and Mom are still your family and still want to be part of your life. The fact that spending time with them happens in a senior living community and not the home you're used to shouldn't matter. This is their new home. Get comfortable with visiting them there.
Tip #2: Get to know the staff and residents. The people who care for your loved one are now part of your extended family. The residents who live next door, down the hall, or even in a shared apartment can also become part of your extended family. Get to know them. You might be surprised by the relationship that develops.
Case in point: A few weeks ago, my sisters, mother, and I visited my grandmother's roommate, whom we hadn't seen since Grandma's passing this summer. She was moved to tears that we came to visit her. She couldn't stop talking about Grandma, and how she was the best roommate she ever had. We thanked her for the way she looked out for Grandma: on more than one occasion, she had called the nurses when Grandma was in need of medical attention. Her roommate was a lifesaving connection, and we were all blessed to know her. Be open to that possibility at your loved one's new residence.
Tip #3: Do something together. You don't have to come with a craft project and supplies—unless that is something you and your loved one enjoyed doing together before the move. Keep things simple, but come prepared with Grandpa's favorite music or magazines, Grandma's favorite photo albums, or Dad's favorite snacks. Having something to do can spark conversations and connections if either of you are feeling uncomfortable or at a loss for words. But don't be afraid of silence. Sometimes the most meaningful visits are ones where no words are exchanged. A hand held, a long hug, a loving smile: these speak volumes to your loved one and will stay in your memory for years to come.
Tip #4: Act natural. Above all, be yourself. You don't have to do anything different. Be present: that's the best present you can give your loved one as they experience the life change of moving to senior living. And for many older adults, that life change brings with it many gifts and joys—it's not always a negative thing. Keep this positive view in mind and keep visiting: because the change of address doesn't change your relationship.
Considering senior living for a loved one? You can search for housing & care options on Michelle's website.
About Michelle: Before launching her freelance career in 2008, Michelle Seitzer was building her content platform—elder care—while working for the Alzheimer's Association and in various senior living communities. Since then, she's written extensively about caregiving topics—along with healthcare, tech, finance, small business, and parenting—for numerous online publications, including AARP, Readers Digest, and US News. She's a grant reviewer for the Administration on Aging and has written policy reports for international Alzheimer's organizations. Seitzer was the co-founder of #ElderCareChat—which she moderated for 6 years—and now serves as a moderator for #CareChat. She currently cares for her young daughter with special needs and provided caregiving support to both grandparents.


Mugs with fixed misprints, a.k.a. V2s, continue coming to the scene. It was last week when Starbucks Been There Nebraska v2 mug has finally been spotted in stores. As you can see, the state motto was fixed to "Good Life. Great Opportunity" as it was supposed to be initially.


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Indian Super League: Analysing the tactician of every ISL side
Written by: Praveen R. Paramasivam
With Indian Super League set to kick off soon, Khel Now looks at the managerial signings the clubs have made.
Atletico de Kolkata – Teddy Sheringham
Many Atletico de Kolkata fans balked at losing ISL-winning manager Jose Molina when he announced his departure in December 2016. The Bengal Tigers, however, have brought down an upgrade in one-time Champions League winner Teddy Sheringham. Despite his pedigree as a footballer, he has hardly been known for his managerial prowess as his one-year stint at Stevenage remains his only taste of football management. At 51, he may only be here for an easy paycheck; however, the knowledge he had acquired playing for masterminds such as Alex Ferugson and Glenn Hoddle ought to suffice to nurture the Indian talents.
Under the former Atletico de Madrid 'keeper, they played possession football; however, with a former Manchester United player coming in as his replacement and the appointment of Ashley Westwood as Technical Director, one can expect them to play the English game as they look to successfully defend the ISL title. Numbers are not on their side, though, as their new manager has a measly 21% win record, the worst record a manager has had in Stevenage's 46-year history, as a manager.
Bengaluru – Albert Roca
With Bengaluru underperforming in this final I-League season, Albert Roca came under the microscope, as many alleged that attributed his tactical decisions to the downfall. However, the Spaniard refused to accept criticism as he claimed that possession-based football is the future of Indian football. In Bengaluru's first season in ISL, he can either prove a revolutionary as he boosts the technical acumen of his personnel. He can also guide the team to a bottom-half finish as his players struggle to build up plays from deep. With two Spanish coaches working under him and two Spaniards already signed, one can expect him to guide them to the play-offs, at the very least.
The Blues have only been able to retain Sunil Chhetri and Udanta Singh, so they now need to build the team from scratch. Given Bengaluru's well-defined structure, though, odds are low that they will build on their I-League laurels.
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Chennaiyin – John Gregory
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Delhi Dynamos rope in Spanish defender Carlos Delgado
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Chennaiyin largely built around coach Marco Materazzi as they saw their talismans Bojan Djordic, Elano Blumer, Stiven Mendoza and Alessandro Nesta all left after one season or two. With his failing to make the play-offs last season, he left the club, leaving the Marina Machans looking for an able replacement. In John Gregory, they have managed to snap up an upgrade.
A veteran manager, the Englishman has managed 11 seasons, including four seasons with Aston Villa in Premier League, besides managing clubs in Kazakhstan and Israel. Known for his ability to nurture young talents, he seems to share ideologies with the Chennai club. Despite his experience, his career has been on a steady decline since his Premiership days, so one wonders if he could bring the ISL trophy back to Chennai as he promised during his first interview with Chennaiyin's official website.
Delhi Dynamos – Miguel Angel Portugal
Delhi Dynamos signed their fourth manager in four seasons earlier this summer when they brought down Spanish manager Miguel Angel Portugal. Having worked with Real Madrid for seven seasons. He may be relatively unknown to the ISL audience, yet he, a 61-year-old veteran, has managed various clubs for over 12 years in Algeria, Brazil, Spain and Bolivia. In his only season in Bolivia, he lifted Liga de Fútbol Profesional Boliviano title, the country's top-flight title. The Dynamos' management, who have proven ever-willing to scour the market for managers, will likely not mind if he decides to leave after repeating the feat in India.
As he has managed eight full seasons in Spain, he may join elect to enforce possession football upon his personnel. However, a manager of his age ought to be flexible enough to tweak his ideology as he will likely not get the players he may want to work with.
Goa – Sergio Lobera
Goa finally severed ties with Zico last season on the back of a horrendous season that saw them finish at the rock bottom of the ISL table. In comes Sergio Lobera to replace him at the helm; the 40-year-old tactician signed a two-year contract last month. He began his managerial career at a tender age of 20, managing Barcelona's youth side in 1997. He remained at the helm for nine seasons before managing their C side for one season. Subsequent managerial positions hardly bore fruits as he left Spain seven seasons later to manage in Morocco, where he spent three years.
Also Read: Beneath the glitz and glamour of the ISL, players descend from riches to rags
Given his Barcelona roots, his adopting Spanish football is now a certainty although Goa has been the most Brazilian team in the history of the three-year-old competition. Given his ability to help players adapt to his philosophy swiftly, though, one can expect him to produce results straightaway. Fatorda Stadium saw a six percent decline in average attendance last year, yet one can expect him to boost the attendance as he is also known to instill maturity, self-confidence and tendency to excel as a team in his players.
Jameshedpur – Steve Coppell
With Bengaluru already an established team, Jamshedpur are easily the fish out of water this season. Despite proving newbies, they have already laid out the plans as they have raided Kerala Blasters for the side's two personages – Steve Coppell and veteran Indian footballer Ishfaq Ahmed. Having brought down arguably the division's most accomplished manager in Steve Coppell, who brings 19 seasons of top-level managerial experience in England with him. Given his Kerala stint, he now knows ISL inside out to help the Tata Steel side become an Indian heavyweight straightaway.
A Manchester United legend, he will look to form an attacking side in which wingers act as the major source of threat. As he will likely have a say in which players the club signs, one may tout him to create a formidable team.
Kerala Blasters – Rene Meulensteen
Many managerial stalwarts, including Stuart Pearce, were contacted over a move to Kerala Blasters all summer, but the Yellow Submarine have elected to replace one Manchester United legend with another as René Meulensteen replaces Steve Coppell. Blasters' desire to adopt a certain brand of football in a league that sees clubs concoct teams without much planning deserves appreciation. With talismans CK Vineeth and Sandesh Jhingan opting to leave Bengaluru in favour of the Kerala outfit, odds are low that the two-time finalists wil espouse a style similar to the one they did last season.
Meulensteen's playing career is hardly impressive, but his 12 years – as manager of Youth and Reserves and Ferguson's assistant – at Old Trafford gives the Manjapada enough reasons to be excited about the next season. With Indian mastermind Thangboi Singto's being signed as his assistant, the Dutchman will face zero problem identifying or connecting with the local talents.
Mumbai City – Alexandre Guimaraes
With Alexandre Guimaraes helping Mumbai City, who had finished seventh and sixth in the opening seasons, finish atop the ISL table, it is not surprising to know that they have brought him back this season. The Costa Rican manager formed undoubtedly the most balanced side in the division last season as they outscored all but one team and boasted the best defensive record.
The Brazil-born former Costa Rican international has been managing since 1994, with his journeyman career seeing him manage in Costa Rica, China, Panama, United Arab Emirates, Mexico and Guatemala. However, he has not won a title, ever; he will look to break the duck this season, lifting Mumbai's maiden ISL title. To be anywhere close to achieve what he did last season, though, he may need someone in the mould of Diego Forlan, last season's top-scorer, though.
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NorthEast United – Joao Carlos Pires de Deus
NorthEast United have been unable to hand their vociferous fan base what they rightfully deserve as they remain only a bottom-half club. Their average league position of 6 speaks for itself. Despite bringing in top-class tacticians such as Ricki Herbert, Cesar Farias and Nelo Vingada in the past, they have been unable to qualify for the play-offs in all three attempts.
Their fourth managerial appointment hardly seems the move that will see the club be on the level of their I-League counterparts as they have signed Joao Carlos Pires de Deus, a 40-year-old manager who had never turned out for any top division club. His only season as a top-flight manager saw his side, Gil Vicente, finish two places above the relegation zone. The Highlanders will now need to sign top-class players to even have a chance of qualifying for play-offs.
Pune City – Antonio Lopez Habas
Antonio Habas becomes the only tactician to manage a side for the fourth consecutive season in ISL as he returns to Shree Shiv Chhatrapati Sports Complex later this year. Additionally, he is the only ISL-winning coach in the division today. However, he failed to reach the semi-finals with Pune City last season after reaching that stage in all two seasons at Atletico de Kolkata.
Pune, who boast a fantastic structure, ought to let the manager have the final say with regards to signings as opposed to the practice followed in most other ISL clubs. Accordingly, the Spaniard, who has five more Spaniards working under him, will likely choose his meticulously, so they fit his philosophy to a tee. Should the stars align, he will become the most accomplished ISL manager so far.
Published: Sun Jul 16, 2017 12:55 PM IST


You have to have fun. Instead of heaviness there should be a lightness in teaching — curiosity, exploration and even laughter.
Dr. Patricia Abril awarded the Faculty Senate 2018 Outstanding Teaching Award.
The University of Miami recently recognized Dr. Patricia Abril, Vice Dean of the Miami Business School Graduate Business Programs, as she was awarded the Faculty Senate 2018 Outstanding Teaching Award.
In her acceptance speech on Monday, April 16, to the Faculty Senate and other University guests, Vice Dean Abril had some inspiring words to share. We would like to share some of them with you.
Teaching is an expression of love.
The Miami Business School is proud to have deeply committed individuals like Vice Dean Abril leading by example each day.


Here at The Idle Man, we love food. We visited Tuyo, a Mediterranean inspired restaurant in the heart of Hackney. Find out what we had to say about this wonderful little restaurant with a lot of heart.
Now considered one of those hip and up-and-coming places, Hackney is seeing a regeneration that is unprecedented in London. The food scene in this part of the capital has also seen a huge influx of restaurateurs trying to make a name for themselves in one of London's oldest parts. Although many are trying, it is hard to find one doing it as well as a beautiful little restaurant named Tuyo. Atop of this youthful and vibrant area, sits a warm Meditteranean gem with big aspirations.
Situated on a small bridge leading into the heart of Hackney, Tuyo is striking from the minute you walk past. The black walls on the outside, combined with large windows, give you the nod of invitation to stare at what's on the interior. An array of tables (most of which are full) and beaming smiles from the more than helpful staff make you want to step into this fantastic little space. An open plan kitchen and cocktail bar draw you in and before you know it, you've sat down with a large "Greek Style" gin whilst you peruse the menu.
The choices we are faced with on the menu all sound just as delicious as the last and, after much deliberation help from the staff regarding the best dishes and a starter of incredible olive bread and hummus, we come to a decision on what to order. We chose six very varied dishes, all of which sound equally as delicate as the last.
An incredible halloumi salad with roast beetroot, orange hazelnuts and 8 year aged balsamic vinegarette appears at our table first, followed by the first fish course. Squid with heritage tomatoes, lilliput capers, gremolata and 8 year aged balsamic. If the flavours of the first two carry on throughout the rest of the meal then we are in for a treat. These tapas style dishes are perfect for the warm summer evenings, both of which are incredibly light and yet pack such raw flavour it's hard not to be impressed.
Like clock work, the remaining four dishes start to appear at our table within minutes of each other. If the first two dishes were good, we were blown away even more by the remainder of the mains.
Seabream with puy lentils, avocado puree, goat's cheese and mint gremolata and the octopus with pepperonata with hummus and cumin yoghurt made up the remainder of our fish dishes. The presentation on both of these dishes is breathtaking, to say the least. Well thought out, executed with huge care and attention and both tasting as good as they look.
Spiced lamb tagine with roasted sweet potatoes, Greek yoghurt, marsala apricots and prunes, followed by duck breast and bulgur wheat with a date chutney and nutmeg carrot puree. If that wasn't enough, a free range chicken thigh and honey poached apricots with sumac yoghurt and pistachios, more than sufficed our carnivorous desires. Just when we think that's it a desert appears from the chef himself. Oh go on then, if we have to eat it!
The great thing about Tuyo is that you can get away with wearing anything really. It is a place where anything goes and has a cool enough vibe that you wouldn't look out of place in a suit or just a jeans a T-shirt. We'd recommend wearing a shirt, trousers and some high top Converse just to give the perfect balance of smart casual.
Tuyo is, to say the least, one of the best restaurants in Hackney, if not East London. Warm staff combined with an even warmer atmosphere made the whole experience of Tuyo wonderful from start to finish. If you are in Hackney then we definitely recommend heading down to this beautiful little restaurant. You won't regret it.


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2022 Week 17: Steelers at Ravens
Steelers vs. Ravens, Week 17: 1st quarter in-game update
The Pittsburgh Steelers are back on the gridiron! See what is happening during the team's late game.
By Jeff.Hartman@BnGBlitz Jan 1, 2023, 8:51pm EST
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The Pittsburgh Steelers entered Week 17 not just facing the Baltimore Ravens on Sunday Night Football, but also the fact their playoff hopes hung in the balance. Needing help to keep their playoff hopes alive, the Steelers had good fortune on their side with the Miami Dolphins and New York Jets both losing earlier in the day. This mean if the Steelers could beat the Ravens, their playoff hopes would remain alive for another week.
But beating the Ravens at M&T Bank Stadium is anything but easy.
After losing the opening coin toss, the Steelers offense was the first on the field, and Kenny Pickett and company did what they have done often throughout the regular season. That being having a time-consuming drive which resulted in points. However, just like has been the case far too often this year, following a Jaylen Warren end around run got the team to the 12-yard line, the Steelers failed to convert the possession into a touchdown.
Once facing a 1st-and-goal situation, Pat Freiermuth was flagged for a false start, and the drive was never able to get back on track. It ended in a 21-yard Chris Boswell chip shot to give the Steelers an early 3-0 lead with 7:01 left in the first quarter.
The Ravens' offense took over, and they did their best impersonation of the Steelers' opening drive. At the end of the first quarter, it was a similar time-consuming drive which had the Ravens in the red-zone.
2022 NFL Week 17: Pittsburgh Steelers vs. Baltimore Ravens
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The physical and technical laws apply in the same way for all engines, e.g. for vehicles, for model aircrafts as well as for large ships. A system analysis which includes application and environment, shows the interaction of motor and drive system.


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use DBI;

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# were being generated as a result of a bug. When our delete-treeblock function inadvertently
# failed to include a cleanup step to delete related, but now orphaned, taxonlabelset records.
# The result are studies that generate a "yikes" error when you try to get a list of taxa.

my $database = "treebasedev";
my $username = "treebase_app";
my $password = "";
my $host = "treebasedb-dev.nescent.org";

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study s ON (tls.study_id = s.study_id) JOIN
studystatus ss USING (studystatus_id)
WHERE mx.matrix_id IS NULL
AND tb.treeblock_id IS NULL ";
my $totRec = $dbh->selectrow_array ($recs);

print "$totRec orphaned taxonlabelset records need to be deleted\n\n";

# get a list of all these taxonlabelset IDs

my $statement = "SELECT tls.taxonlabelset_id FROM
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study s ON (tls.study_id = s.study_id) JOIN
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$orphanedlist->execute;
while(my @row = $orphanedlist->fetchrow_array) {
	push(@orphaned, $row[0]);
}

foreach my $orph ( @orphaned ) {
	print "preparing to delete $orph\n";

	# run the whole thing in a single transaction
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	   warn "Failed to delete taxonlabelset_id $orph: $@\n";
	   $dbh->rollback();
	   print "rollback!!\n";
	}

}

$totRec = $dbh->selectrow_array ($recs);

print "\n$totRec orphaned taxonlabelset records need to be deleted\n";

exit;

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#==============================================================
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	my ($cstr, $user, $pass, $host) = @_;

	$cstr = "DBI:Pg:dbname="."$cstr";
	$cstr .= ";host=$host" if ($host);

	my $dbh = DBI->connect($cstr, $user, $pass, {AutoCommit => 0, PrintError => 1, RaiseError => 1});
	$dbh || &error("DBI connect failed : ",$dbh->errstr);

	return($dbh);
}


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Q: Estimate the amount of the area of the hemisphere's surface which can be seen by the eye? We suppose that there are one hemisphere and three triangles in a 3D space. The center point of the hemisphere's bottom is denoted by C. The radius of the hemisphere's bottom is represented by R. The normal vector to hemisphere's bottom is denoted by n.
The first triangle is given by the three points V1, V2 and V3. The second triangle is given by the three points V4, V5 and V6. The third triangle is given by the three points V7, V8 and V9. The positions of the points V1, V2, …, V9 are arbitrary. Now, we further assume that an eye is located at the point E. Note that the triangles may block the line of sight from the eye to the hemisphere's surface; hence some region of the hemisphere's surface may not be seen by the eye.
Please develop a method to estimate the amount of the area of the hemisphere's surface which can be seen by the eye?
Here is a code for the rectangle rather than hemisphere:
function r = month_1()
P1 = [0.918559, 0.750000, -0.918559];
P2 = [0.653394, 0.649519, 1.183724];
P3 = [-0.918559, -0.750000, 0.918559];
P4 = [-0.653394, -0.649519, -1.183724];

V1 = [0.989609, -1.125000, 0.071051];
V2 = [1.377838, -0.808013, -0.317178];
V3 = [1.265766, -0.850481, 0.571351];

V4 = [0.989609, -1.125000, 0.071051];
V5 = [1.265766, -0.850481, 0.571351];
V6 = [0.601381, -1.441987, 0.459279];

V7 = [0.989609, -1.125000, 0.071051];
V8 = [1.377838, -0.808013, -0.317178];
V9 = [0.713453, -1.399519, -0.429250];

E = [1.714054, -1.948557, 0.123064];

C = [0,1,0];
Radius = 2;
n = [0,1,0];

%hold on
patches.vertices(1,:)= P1;
patches.vertices(2,:)= P2;
patches.vertices(3,:)= P3;
patches.vertices(4,:)= P4;

patches.vertices(5,:)= V1;
patches.vertices(6,:)= V2;
patches.vertices(7,:)= V3;
patches.vertices(8,:)= V4;
patches.vertices(9,:)= V5;
patches.vertices(10,:)= V6;
patches.vertices(11,:)= V7;
patches.vertices(12,:)= V8;
patches.vertices(13,:)= V9;

patches.faces(1,:)= [5,6,7];
patches.faces(2,:)= [8,9,10];
patches.faces(3,:)= [11,12,13];
patches.faces(4,:)= [1,2,3];
patches.faces(5,:)= [1,3,4];

patches.facevertexcdata = 1;
patch(patches);
shading faceted; view (3);
% dispatch([1,1,1])
hold on

Num = 20;
Sum = 0;
%Srec = norm(cross(P1 - P4, P3 - P4));
for i = 1:Num
    x1 = rand;
    x2 = rand;
    v1 = P1-P4;
    v2 = P3-P4;
    Samp = P4+v1*x1+v2*x2;
    ABC = fun_f(E, Samp, V1,V2,V3)*fun_f(E,Samp, V4, V5, V6)*fun_f(E,Samp, V7,V8,V9);
    Sum = Sum + ABC;
   % if ABC ==1
   %      plot3(Samp(1), Samp(2), Samp(3),'r +'), hold on
   % else
   %      plot3(Samp(1), Samp(2), Samp(3),'b +'), hold on
   % end
%............................
[x, y, z]= sphere;
patches = surf2patch(x,y,z,z);
patches.vertices(:,3) = abs(patches.vertices(:,3));
patches.facevertexcdata = 1;
patch(patches)
shading faceted; view(3)
daspect([1 1 1])
%............................
end

%r = Sum/Num;
%view(31, 15)
%end

r = Sum/Num*norm(cross (P1-P4,P3-P4));
disp(sprintf('the integration is: %.5f',r));
disp(sprintf('the accurate result is: %.5f',norm(cross(P1-P4,P3-P4)/4)));

function res = fun_f(LineB, LineE, V1, V2, V3)
O = LineB;
Len = norm(LineE-LineB);
v = (LineE-LineB)/Len;
N = cross(V2-V1, V3-V1)/norm(cross(V2-V1, V3-V1));
if dot(N,v)~=0
    tp = dot(N, V1-O)/ dot(N,v);
   % if tp >=0 && tp <= (1:3);
    P = LineB+tp*v(1:3);

    A = V1 - P;
    B = V2 - P;
    Stri1 = norm(cross(A,B))/2;

    A = V1 - P;
    B = V3 - P;
    Stri2 = norm(cross(A,B))/2;

    A = V3 - P;
    B = V2 - P;
    Stri3 = norm(cross(A,B))/2;

    A = V1 - V2;
    B = V3 - V2;
    Stotal = norm(cross(A,B))/2;

    if (Stri1 + Stri2 + Stri3)> (Stotal + 1e-8)
        res = 1;
    else
        res = 0;
    end
 else
    res =1;
end
end
end

A: Take a small element of surface area centered on , dimensions . The area element is given by

The idea is to loop over these elements on the sphere; calculate the center point of the element at , and work out if the line segment between this point and the camera intersects a triangle. More here: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/M%C3%B6ller%E2%80%93Trumbore_intersection_algorithm.
Now we need to find the points; trivially this means incrementing  by  over all of the hemisphere. But this would make the sampling resolution uneven - the  factor would make the elements far larger near the apex of the hemisphere than at its edge.
Instead:

*

*Set a fixed number N of rings to loop around, i.e. number of iterations of .

*Set the minimum iteration area . The number of iterations of , M is gven by

Where  is the total area of the ring at :

*

*And of course from above the increments are given by

*Loop over all the rings, being careful that  gives the middle line of each ring (So start at ); same concern need not apply to  due to the symmetry. For each ring loop over each , and do the line intersection test as mentioned above.
The above method reduces the amount of bias in the area sampling resolution at small .
An even better way would be Fibonacci lattices, but they are more complicated. See this paper: http://geonaut.eu/published/016_Fibonacci_Lattice.pdf

A: clc
%% Declaration of Initial Variables
C = [0.918559, 0.750000, -0.918559];
R = 10;
n = [1, 2, 1.5];
V1 = [0.989609, -1.125000, 0.071051];
V2 = [1.377838, -0.808013, -0.317178];
V3 = [1.265766, -0.850481, 0.571351];
V4 = [0.989609, -1.125000, 0.071051];
V5 = [1.265766, -0.850481, 0.571351];
V6 = [0.601381, -1.441987, 0.459279];
V7 = [0.989609, -1.125000, 0.071051];
V8 = [1.377838, -0.808013, -0.317178];
V9 = [0.713453, -1.399519, -0.429250];
E = [1.714054, -1.948557, 0.123064];
Num = 10000;
count1 = 0; count2 = 0; count3 = 0;

%% Calculating the triangles Normal and Area
N1 = cross((V2-V1),(V3-V1));
N2 = cross((V5-V4),(V6-V4));
N3 = cross((V8-V7),(V9-V7));
Area1 = norm(N1)/2;
Area2 = norm(N2)/2;
Area3 = norm(N3)/2;

%% Plotting the triangle
patch([V1(1),V2(1),V3(1),V1(1)],[V1(2),V2(2),V3(2),V1(2)],[V1(3),V2(3),V3(3),V1(3)], 'green');
hold on
patch([V4(1),V5(1),V6(1),V4(1)],[V4(2),V5(2),V6(2),V4(2)],[V4(3),V5(3),V6(3),V4(3)],'green');
hold on
patch([V7(1),V8(1),V9(1),V7(1)],[V7(2),V8(2),V9(2),V7(2)],[V7(3),V8(3),V9(3),V7(3)], 'green');
plot3(E(1),E(2),E(3),'ro')
hold on
%% The Loop Section
for i=1:Num
    x1 = rand;
    x2 = rand;
    Px = R*sqrt(x1*(2-x1))*cos(2*pi*x2)+C(1);
    Py = R*sqrt(x1*(2-x1))*sin(2*pi*x2)+C(2);
    Pz = R*(1 - x1)+C(3);
    z = [0,0,1];
    if norm(cross(n,z)) ~= 0
        v = cross(n,z)/norm(cross(n,z));
        u = cross(v,n)/norm(cross(v,n));
        w = n/norm(n);
    else
        u = (dot(n,z)/abs(dot(n,z))).*[1,0,0];
        v = (dot(n,z)/abs(dot(n,z))).*[0,1,0];
        w = (dot(n,z)/abs(dot(n,z))).*[0,0,1];
    end
    M = [u(1),u(2),u(3),0;v(1),v(2),v(3),0;w(1),w(2),w(3),0;0,0,0,1]*...
        [1,0,0,-C(1);0,1,0,-C(2);0,0,1,-C(3);0,0,0,1];
    L = [Px,Py,Pz,1]*M;
    Points = [L(1),L(2),L(3)];
    Len = norm(E - Points);
    plot3(L(1),L(2),L(3),'b.'),hold on
    dv = (E - Points)/norm(E - Points);

    %% Triangle 1
    tp1 = dot(N1,(V1-Points))/dot(N1,dv);
    if tp1>=0 && tp1<=Len
        R1 = Points + tp1*dv;
        A1 = norm(cross((V1-R1),(V2-R1)))/2;
        A2 = norm(cross((V1-R1),(V3-R1)))/2;
        A3 = norm(cross((V2-R1),(V3-R1)))/2;
        if (A1+A2+A3) <= Area1
            count1 = count1 + 1;
            plot3(L(1),L(2),L(3),'r*')

        end
    end
    %% Triangle 2
    tp2 = dot(N2,(V4-Points))/dot(N2,dv);
    if tp2>=0 && tp2<=Len
        R2 = Points + tp2*dv;
        A4 = norm(cross((V4-R2),(V5-R2)))/2;
        A5 = norm(cross((V4-R2),(V6-R2)))/2;
        A6 = norm(cross((V5-R2),(V6-R2)))/2;
        if (A4+A5+A6) <= Area2
            count2 = count2 + 1;
            plot3(L(1),L(2),L(3),'r*')
        end
    end

    %% Triangle 3
    tp3 = dot(N3,(V7-Points))/dot(N3,dv);
    if tp3>=0 && tp3<=Len
        R3 = Points + tp3*dv;
        A7 = norm(cross((V7-R3),(V8-R3)))/2;
        A8 = norm(cross((V7-R3),(V9-R3)))/2;
        A9 = norm(cross((V8-R3),(V9-R3)))/2;
        if  (A7+A8+A9) <= Area3
            count3 = count3 + 1;
            plot3(L(1),L(2),L(3),'r*')
        end
    end

end
%% Final Solution
AreaofHemi = 2*pi*R^2;
Totalcount = count1 + count2 + count3;
Areaseen=((Num-Totalcount)/Num)*AreaofHemi;
disp(fprintf('AreaofHemi %f, AreaSeen %f ',AreaofHemi,Areaseen))

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To help clear up any confusion, I spent the past day or so diving into the nitty-gritty details of Apple's iOS Security Guide from October 2014. Big thanks to Nate Cardozo of EFF for linking me to it.
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Völkerball (live)
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Stream / Buy:
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Discogs:
Rammstein chronology
Reise, Reise Videospecial
(2004) Völkerball
(2006) Videos
Völkerball is the second live DVD by Rammstein. It was released on November 17, 2006.
1.1 Limitation
2.1 Nîmes concert
2.2 Anakonda im Netz
3 Formats
3.1 Cover
5 Tracklist
A number of different versions of this DVD came out. This included CD sized and DVD sized packages, as well as an earbook. The standard version includes one CD and one DVD (for both sizes). The special edition comes with two DVDs and one CD (for both sizes). The earbook includes two DVDs and two CDs, and also including a 192 page photo book, which features photos from the 2005 tour, all around the world. The earbook is also numbered.
The CD of the standard and special version is missing the songs Stein um Stein, Rammstein, Ohne dich, Stripped and Outro.
The limitation for Völkerball was a big hoax. First pressing was limited to 30,000 pieces. But because of many people asking for a book, it was re-pressed. All pressings are numbered. So if you have number lower than 30,000, then you have the first press. The second press is every number above 30,000.
Nîmes concert
The original concert in Nîmes took place on July 23, 2005. But the video on the DVD mixed it up with footage of other concerts during the tour. Sometimes you can see a ceiling, but Nîmes was an open air concert. There are many little mistakes during the video. For example Schneider hitting the hi-hats, but they seem to make no sound.
Anakonda im Netz
Anakonda im Netz is a documentary about the band. It contains interviews and filmed footage. The documentary is only included in the special and limited edition of the DVD. It was also released as a promotional DVD to the press in a cardsleeve.
The title comes from an interview segment with Till, where he says he went fishing with a friend in the Amazonas, and they caught an Anaconda.
Standard edition (CD size): 1 DVD, 1 CD
Standard edition (DVD size): 1 DVD, 1 CD
Special edition (CD size): 2 DVD, 1 CD
Special edition (DVD size): 2 DVD, 1 CD
Deluxe edition (earbook): 2 DVD, 2 CD, 192 page book
Olympiad logo
The logo on the cover is based upon the logo of the Games of the XXII Olympiad in 1980, in Moscow, back then Soviet Union (today Russia).
Video: Ich will
Video: Völkerball (Official Short Version)
Video: Anakonda im Netz (Official Short Version)
DVD 1 (all versions)
Les Arenes de Nîmes, France (23.07.2005):
Reise, Reise
Links 2-3-4
Feuer frei!
Stein um Stein
Du riechst so gut
Brixton Academy, London
(03.02.2005, 04.02.2005, 05.02.2005)
Rein raus
Club Citta, Tokyo (03.06.2005)
Los (Trailer)
DVD 2 (Special & Limited edition)
The making of Reise, Reise
CD (Standard & Special edition)
Intro - 02:04
Reise, Reise - 05:31
Links 2-3-4 - 04:51
Keine Lust - 03:52
Feuer frei! - 03:32
Asche zu Asche - 04:06
Morgenstern - 04:53
Mein Teil - 06:38
Los - 07:07
Du riechst so gut - 05:50
Benzin - 04:05
Du hast - 04:21
Sehnsucht - 04:23
Amerika - 06:20
Sonne - 04:51
Ich will - 04:21
Double CD (Limited edition)
Stein um Stein - 05:27
Rammstein - 05:12
Ohne dich - 05:08
Stripped - 08:16
Outro - 04:32
Official short version
The short version of the concert is available on the official YouTube channel of the band
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And Damita gets in on the action!
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WOW Wednesday over at Cat's..... If you've made it this far, leave me a little luv "comment" and you have a chance to win a prize ~that would be some "blog candy". Cat's Creations randomly picks someone who has commented on blogs that have linked their handiwork to Cat's Creations Blog blog. Go to Cat's Creations for all the details! I just won a last week and it was so much fun I decided to try and link up my page. So we shall see if I succeed in doing so!
These are amazing!! I love handmade cards! And I really LOVE that you are passing the art on to your girls!
Thanks Dannette! It is really a fun craft! I really appreciate you hopping by on the blog hop! Happy Valentine's Day too!!!!
way to go Teresa! I'm so proud of you! Love these pics of your Valentine creations! I'm sure the girls had a blast! They have a wonderful teacher! Thanks for joining us at WOW Wednesday!
Wow! Incredible! What a wonderful "moment in time" you're creating with your girls. They're gonna look back at this with such fondness and love.
Thank you ladies for stopping by and hopefully they do look back and remember it as a good time! I really want to do WOW Wednesday more, just having the time can be tricky! Your comments are encouraging and most appreciated!


Read this short epilogue on kissing and kissing styles, how they evolve and gradually die down. Proving an enjoyable reading, it gives you an insight into kissing partners, the ease gained with the time period, and the charm, which was once all engulfing, that slowly succumbs to monotony. Click here to share this with your friends.
Somewhere along the lines, she learned how to kiss. Not that anyone doesn't naturally know how to kiss, I guess I should say she kissed me better in my opinion of the kissing thing, but you get the idea. They used to be forceful, and while I very well felt the warmth of love and desire while we exchanged lip blows, I was sore afterwards.
Time, as always, passed, but we never passed each other. Kisses evolve along with the rest of the relationship, and sometimes through them you can taste truth and honesty. Sometimes you just love the contact, especially when you have lacked it, and that clouds all else. With long distance relationships, the value of kisses appreciates exponentially.
I had to go away, and in some degree parts of me always came back to reclaim the evolving kiss. They became softer, more caring and nurturing, casual yet deep, sometimes lovingly desperate, but not quite so odd as so long ago they used to be. Our heads move differently now, instead of into each other we move around, rotate and slide. Maybe it's me, maybe I receive them differently. Evolving. It's the evolving of our kiss. No person is perfect, I mean you have to learn with someone. We learned with each other.
We had to separate again. Following the path the world lays out for us I guess, not that we let it come between us. There is something about separation that increases the value of kissing. When you come back, the kisses always revert to the ones you first shared. For me coming home was a return to the forceful kiss, and I welcomed it.
In a brief reunification, you can get a miniseries history of the kisses you have evolved with whomever you're with. At first you rid yourselves of the deprivation from the lack of being able to kiss, messily groping the other for contact. That shortly melds into how you first began to kiss, then once that gets out of the way you get to remember where you left off. If you're lucky, maybe you learn something new on the spot.
But now there are only casual pecks between us. The book of history of our kisses is closing, along with our mouths, our hearts. We changed away from each other, and sometimes the evolution of the kiss is not enough to offset that. We changed. I made mistakes. We sometimes briefly touch lips in acknowledgement of our past and acceptance of where we are. Someday soon, I sense we won't even do that anymore, but I'll always remember the taste and echo on my lips from the kiss that begun it all.


Dickeyville has a long history of resident creative artists. Its only a guess, but they are possibly drawn to the village by its unique, sometimes quirky, character homes along with its tranquil atmosphere and proximity to nature.
Previous creative residents include; Maryland poet laureate Lucille Clifton; author Laura Lippman; artist Robert McGill Makall (1889-1982) and painter Sheryl Schmidt (who contributed artwork used within the village website logo).


After emerging markets had a dismal year in 2011, many investors turned their attention to frontier markets. But in its latest note UBS suggests 'retreating from the frontier'.
Frontier markets often lure in investors because they have extraordinary growth opportunities that could eclipse those offered by more developed emerging markets.
"In our opinion it will take a prolonged period of risk seeking by investors before inflows to the asset class resume. The risk of investing in these markets is high, including higher economic risk, political risk and liquidity risk than those in the Emerging Markets. We do not think a 10% valuation discount to GEM is sufficient compensation for these additional risks."
UBS says frontier markets are attractive because of their low correlation to global equities which could attract some investors. But for now they recommend a long-term strategy for frontier markets.


The MONC Eastern Region is no longer accepting applications for the 2018-2019 season.
All 90 spots have been filled and no more applications will be accepted.
Thank you for signing up! Generally, the new application goes live somewhere around August 1st each year.
Application deadline: October 28th, or anytime before that when 90 completed applications have been received.
Auditions scheduled between 10am and 5pm. It is not necessary to be present all day, but feedback will be given to all who want it around 5pm, regardless whether you auditioned in the morning or afternoon.
Auditions will run from 12pm to about 6pm; please be advised you will have to be present during that time for the auditions, the announcements and the feedback.
March 31, 2019 at the Metropolitan Opera - You need to be in NY and available from Monday, March 25, 2019 through Sunday, March 31, 2019.


(HealthDay News) —Younger adults with diabetes are less likely to seek regular eye care, regardless of how long it has been since they were first diagnosed, according to a report published by the U.S. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention's National Center for Health Statistics.
Maria A. Villarroel, Ph.D., and colleagues from the CDC used data from the 2012 to 2013 National Health Interview Survey to assess the percentage of U.S. adults with diagnosed diabetes who visited an eye doctor in the past year.
The researchers found that, overall, the percentage of those who visited an eye doctor within the past 12 months increased with years since diagnosis. About 51.6 percent of those diagnosed within the prior five years had visited an eye doctor in the past 12 months, compared with 57.3 and 61.2 percent of those diagnosed five to <10 years ago and 10 or more years ago, respectively. The percentage of adults with diagnosed diabetes who had visited an eye doctor increased with increasing age: 38.2, 53.8, and 66.5 percent for those aged 18 to 39, 40 to 64, and 65 years or older, respectively. Among those aged 18 to 39 years and 65 years or older, the percentage who sought care from an eye doctor did not differ significantly by years since diabetes diagnosis.


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Cyberattack may have exposed 500,000 files: Saskatchewan privacy commissioner
January 12, 2021	by The Canadian Press
REGINA – A report from Saskatchewan's privacy commissioner says more than 500,000 files with personal information could have been exposed in a ransomware attack on the province's electronic health information network.
The office started an investigation into the December 2019 cyberattack about a year ago.
It says the attack resulted in one of the largest privacy breaches in Saskatchewan and makes several recommendations to prevent a similar attack.
Commissioner Ron Kruzeniski says eHealth Saskatchewan is responsible for collecting, storing and protecting sensitive health data.
He says everyone has information with eHealth and it's reasonable that each person demand the highest level of security.
Recommendations include eHealth reviewing its security protocols and the health authority and ministry taking steps to improve mass notification systems.
The privacy commissioner's report says personal details and health information in up to 547,145 files were either exposed to the malware or maliciously stolen from eHealth, the Saskatchewan Health Authority and the Ministry of Health.
All three organizations have been asked to work together to provide identity theft protection for a minimum of five years to those affected by the breach.
A statement from Health Minister Paul Merriman said the government is deeply troubled by the findings.
"Saskatchewan people expect their personal health information to be secure and protected," he said Friday. "This expectation was failed when eHealth's systems were breached last December."
Merriman said the government takes the findings and recommendations seriously and will begin working to address them immediately. (CTV Regina, The Canadian Press)
Feature image via iStock.com/Joaquin Corbalan


ZVISHAVANE – Ukuso village is suffering from water shortages after the Zimbabwe Electricity Supply Authority (ZESA) cut power supplies to the Zimbabwe National Water Authority (Zinwa) in response to the water company's failure to service its electricity bills.
Indications are that Zinwa owes the power utility about US$80 000 in unpaid bills and the ward 11 village has been suffering the consequences since September.
A villager who spoke to TellZim News accused one Licent Nkomo from Zinwa for lying to the villagers that water was no longer being pumped to their village because of mechanical faults at the pumps.
"Nkomo and his colleagues used to come here often to collect money for water bills and they would go door to door collecting the money but now that we are having water problems, he is playing hide and seek," said the villager.
Other villagers complained that they are being levied for water they are not even receiving.


A few weeks ago, Ost were delighted to announce the launch of the new BFI Player. During the usual post-project review - a chance for the project team to critique their internal process, and share learnings with people not involved in the project (I fall into the latter group) - Becky articulated something which has been bugging me for a while too.
User history: How does what the user has done before affect what they see now?
This is already a lot of information to juggle, but for some bonus complexity, usually several of these angles are inextricably dependent on others. For example, a Gold user might see different CTAs (e.g. early access previews) or pricing on a film than a Bronze user would.
In my experience, this usually results in wireframe documents collapsing under the weight of all these expectations, becoming unwieldy and horrible to read for all audiences, and laborious to maintain. Alternatively, they'd fail to do at least one - usually several - of the multitude of tasks comprehensively, causing issues elsewhere in the project later down the line.
Some good alternatives which relieve wireframes from some of these tasks have become more feasible in recent years. Tools like Proto.io and Axure (or Foundation and Framer for more code-savvy people) have made prototypes quicker and cheaper than ever to produce. Designing in the browser is also great for prototyping and testing lots of iterations quickly, but for large product releases I haven't found it to be helpful at solving the angles mentioned above. Sketch is a good tool for UXers and UI designers alike, meaning both roles can work in the same raw files, making the jump between wireframes and designs - a jump we unfairly expect clients to easily make - less jarring.
We've also trialled a new way of working across departments, slightly shifting the workload to share the effort and creative license everyone has on the project. More on that in a later post, once we've honed the process a bit, but initial impressions are that it's a step in the right direction.
Finally, the rise of the Product Manager and Business Analyst in agency world over the last few years has had an effect. These people are better equipped to straddle the gaps between departments and project phases, and provide more rigour to a process that was previously shared awkwardly between UX, design and dev roles. New, fitter-for-purpose documentation introduced by Product Managers again reduces the number of angles wireframes need to cover.
And yet, as more and more tools nobly rush to the humble wireframe's aid, the problems haven't magically disappeared, rather they're in danger of merely being redistributed. Instead of maintaining one core file, now specs, content matrices, interaction prototypes, and multiple other documents must all be kept in line, like the proverbial spinning plates. On top of that, sometimes documents previously 'owned' by UX roles are now shared by different departments. Likewise, clients now have to understand and review multiple documents rather than just a few.
It's also important to acknowledge that when working with large clients, you rarely start from a clean slate. There are usually a host of 3rd parties to integrate with, legacy software and hardware to take into account, and client stakeholders from multiple departments with different ideas, processes and KPIs.
While we are big believers in our own processes and documents, it would be naive and arrogant to think that we wouldn't have to adapt them somewhat for each project. Everyone else is not going to drop what went before to fit in with us.
A good process for maintaining various documents across various teams throughout projects is something we're still hammering out, and the way we're doing it right now definitely needs refinement. However, I believe there is a good balance to be found that doesn't require everything to be painstakingly kept up to date, but still keeps everyone singing from the same hymn sheet. It will no doubt take a while to get this process nailed, but this seems like a better alternative to what went before.
Every project has new concepts, and these concepts need names. For example, BFI Player has varied collections of content. Some collections are based around a genre, others around subject matter, others around what the BFI team are watching. Some contain just films, others contain a mixture of films and collections. All of these variations were referred to as 'collections' and this ambiguous terminology led to needless confusion.
To address this, the team created a glossary, which all conversations and documents would henceforth adhere to. Not only did this give everyone a shared vocabulary, but prescribing a name and description to each type of collection helped the team solidify their understanding of the differences between them.
I used to firmly believe that wireframes should be deliberately bland, using standard fonts and various shades of grey. The rationale was that this encouraged clients to focus on functionality and high-level layout first, and the fidelity could be increased later in the project.
Now I'm more of the opinion that using the correct fonts and palette not only helps clients visualise the end product more easily (reducing the jump between wireframes and design mentioned above), but it also pushes me to solve layout and hierarchical problems that I wasn't previously encountering at this stage.
Rather than show the CTA (a dynamic component) in full fidelity on every page, a placeholder with a reference is used, which the reader can refer to for a comprehensive breakdown of all variations of said component. This might not sound like a big saving at first, but as this particular component appears almost everywhere throughout the site, quarantining it can make for big time savings later down the line when changes inexorably trickle through.
With so many angles to consider, designing digital products can seem extremely daunting at times. As with all projects, the trick is to constantly review and improve your process, trial new tactics, and work closely across departments as much as possible.


Lighten up your advertising campaign to include a fun promotional product like this Diamond Collection Beach Towel! The mid-weight towel is twill hemmed and measures 35" x 60". It's made of 100% cotton terry velour and is a better alternative that leans toward luxury. It's easy to see why this is a best seller, especially once you add your company's name, logo and marketing message before handing it out to your patrons. Upgrade the look of your establishment with an amazing useful promo tool!


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Biografia
Era figlio di Ernest Babelon, numismatico, storico e bibliotecario, e, come suo padre, fu allievo dell'École nationale des chartes, dove ottenne nel 1910 il diploma di archivista paleografo con una tesi intitolata La moralité de Bien Advisé et Mal Advisé, précédée d'une étude sur les moralités en général. Entrò quindi al Département des monnaies, médailles et antiques della Biblioteca Nazionale di Francia, meglio noto come Cabinet des médailles, che a quel tempo era diretto da suo padre. Sarà presso il Cabinet de medailles che si svolgerà l'intera carriera, inclusa la direzione del dipartimento dal 1937 al 1961.

Jean Babelon è l'autore di una vasta opera scientifica, centrata essenzialmente sull'ambito numismatico (Catalogue de monnaies grecques de la collection de Luynes (4 volumes, 1924-1936), Catalogue de la Collection de monnaies et médailles de M. Carlos de Beistegui (1934)) ma non priva di raffinati interessi nel campo dell'arte e della letteratura spagnola, per i quali era stato membro, dal 1910 al 1913, dell'Institut des Hautes Études Hispaniques.

Anche suo figlio, Jean-Pierre Babelon (17 novembre 1931), ha dato seguito alle tradizioni familiari nel campo della storia e dell'archivistica.

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Storia dei direttori del  Département des Monnaies et Médailles et antiques sul sito della Bibliothèque nationale de France
Hélène Nicolet-Pierre, "Jean Babelon (1889-1978)" in Revue numismatique, 1978, p. 7-32 (con una bibliografia completa).

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Collegamenti esterni

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Q: Electric Field Change Freezing Temperature of Water? I assume that the reason water freezes is because as you decrease the temperature, the kinetic energy of the water molecules decreases and the dipole bonding potential eventually over comes the escape velocity of the molecules and they form a crystal structure. What would happen if you attempted to freeze water in the presence of a very powerful electric field? Will the water molecules align to the field and make it harder to form a solid or easier to form a solid?

A: An electric field is not experimentally known to change the equilibrium freezing point of water of 0 C.  However, water can be supercooled to -40 C, in the absence of nucleation sites.  Electric fields affect the freezing of (unstable) supercooled water.
See this 2010 article in the journal "Science": http://www.sciencemag.org/content/327/5966/672
and "Electrofreezing of Supercooled Water"
http://link.springer.com/article/10.1007%2FBF00875907
Although not demonstrated experimentally, there are computational models of water which predict that above $10^9 V/m$ an electric field would orient the dipoles of the water molecules and change the equilibrium freezing point of water.


Mini Tennis Red is for players aged 8 and under. It is played on small courts with short rackets and soft balls. It's just like the real game and gives players opportunities to have long rallies and play different types of shots.


Mahjong Masters: Temple of the Ten Gods file size is 57 MB. The game is free to download and try. Play this game for free to decide if you like it. If you like it, you can safely and securely buy the full version of Mahjong Masters: Temple of the Ten Gods game online for $6.99.
Mahjong Masters: Temple of the Ten Gods game is published by Bigfish.
Last updated on Jul 4, 2017.
Games related and similar to Mahjong Masters: Temple of the Ten Gods include games containing arcade, quest, all of them and Mahjong Masters: Temple of the Ten Gods itself are available for download from The Game Album.


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Q: Load last webpage UIWebView How can I make a button that will open a UIWebView the the last page that it was on before the user closed it?
for instance i have 2 xibs
1) my home screen
2) my webview
on my home screen i have 2 buttons
1) opens the webview to google.com
2) the second one opens the webview to the last page that it was on.

A: Save the URL of the last page visited in the user's NSUserDefaults DB. When the button is clicked, read the value from NSUserDefaults and navigate to that URL in the UIWebView.


Knoxville Game Design invites you to attend the online meeting and show recording for Sunday June 10, 2018 at 2pm Eastern Time.
This month, Dylan Wolf will be leading a discussion on Unity UI Text: Four Built-In Options.
This talk will cover the built-in options for Unity UI text, including TextMeshPro's support for sprite fonts and icons.