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Back to school approaches! Listen to our Independent Program Attorney John Schleiffarth explain the laws in Missouri regarding guns and schools.
Hi, I'm John Schleiffarth, Independent Program Attorney from Missouri for U.S. LawShield.
We often get the question of whether or not you can carry a gun on a college campus in Missouri.
You can't carry a gun on a college campus in Missouri unless you have consent from the governing body of the school.
Another question I often get is whether or not you can have a handgun in your car when picking up or dropping off your children from school.
You can have a handgun in your car.
The rule is you can't take that handgun out of your car, or brandish that handgun and show it to someone else.
Likewise, if you're parking in a school parking lot, you can have a gun in your car, but you can't take the gun out of the car, display the gun, or otherwise brandish the gun.
If you're at a school-sponsored event that's away from the school campus, the same laws apply as if you're on the campus of the school — you need permission from the governing body of the school if you're going to have a gun at an official school-sponsored event.
If you're a teacher and you want to carry at a school, you need consent of the governing body of that school, unless you're a designated school-protection officer. If you're a designated school-protection officer you don't need consent of the governing body.
Thank you for keeping me informed about the latest Missouri laws!


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California's Performance Team Places Largest Order of VNR Electric Trucks
September 1, 2021 • Heavy Duty Trucking Staff • Bookmark +
Performance Team placed an order for 16 Volvo VNR Electric to carry regional loads daily to customers across Southern California.
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Warehousing and distribution company Performance Team placed an order for 16 Volvo VNR Electric Class 8 trucks—the largest commercial order of the North American model to date.
The VNR Electric model from Volvo Trucks North America is the first zero-tailpipe emission, battery-electric Class 8 truck in Performance Team's fleet, which will be on the road by end of year. When put into service, all 16 vehicles will be carrying regional loads daily to customers across Southern California.
The order of the new Volvo VNR Electric models is part of Performance Team's parent company Maersk's Environment Social Governance (ESG) strategy to "decarbonize logistics." Performance Team is participating in a State of California South Coast Air Quality Management District grant to reduce emissions in the transportation sector by replacing diesel trucks with electric trucks and creating new, future charging infrastructure.
The El Segundo, California-based company operates a North America warehousing and distribution network of 45 locations and a fleet of 215 trucks.
"We're seeing a 30% growth rate in our warehousing and distribution business," said Jason Walker, executive vice president of operations of Performance Team, in a press release. "Customers are looking for more truck power to meet high volume delivery demands. This new order of Volvo VNR Electric trucks will give us firsthand experience on their performance carrying regional loads and environmental benefits. Our findings will help determine next steps in our fleet modernization and the electric infrastructure necessary for future operations."
The purchase of the VNR Electric models is through Volvo Trucks' dealership TEC Equipment, which is the company's largest dealership on the West Coast and was recently named the first Volvo EV Certified Dealer in North America.
TEC Equipment is training its service technicians on the complete electromobility system and safety regulations, as well as installing battery-electric truck charging infrastructure and specialty equipment in its maintenance bays.
VTNA began taking customer orders for its VNR Electric model in December 2020. Production of the Volvo VNR Electric began in Q2 2021 at the company's New River Valley manufacturing plant in Dublin, Virginia.
Volvo Trucks Names First Certified Electric Vehicle Dealer
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Home > Gibbons Institute of Law, Science and Technology > Cybersecurity Project
About Cybersecurity Law Project
In 2010-11, Seton Hall Law School and Rutgers School of Law-Newark launched an innovative educational endeavor focused on cybersecurity law education. The Cybersecurity Law Project successfully launched three new and innovative cybersecurity courses, placed six students and 2011 graduates (postgraduates) in cybersecurity positions in county prosecutors' offices, hosted a highly successful cybersecurity conference, and created a Cybersecurity Portal Website. In addition, 20 prosecutors, assistant prosecutors and members of the New Jersey Office of Homeland Security and Preparedness audited the inaugural Cybersecurity Law course, with 15 receiving certificates for completion. An additional three of these continuing education students audited the Cybersecurity and Computer Crimes Practice course.
In 2011-12, Seton Hall Law and its partners are continuing with this innovative cybersecurity initiative via the "Cybersecurity Law Project II."
Cybercrime and cybersecurity breaches are growing at an alarming rate. A shortage of specially trained lawyers has been featured in numerous media outlets as shown below. The corresponding lack of trained lawyers is largely due to increased technical sophistication among hackers and other criminals. This need for trained professionals may be found in both the public and private sectors.
"U.S. Attorney's Office is Reorganized to Focus on Tech, Health-Care Crimes" – New Jersey Law Journal, May 26, 2010
"U.S. Cyber Security Czar Comes out of the Shadows to Reveal Defense Plans" – FastCompany.com, March 4, 2010
"House Passes Cybersecurity Bill" – The New York Times: The Caucus – The Politics and Government Blog of The Times, February 4, 2010
"Wanted: 'Cyber Ninjas'" – The New York Times, January 3, 2010
"Lieberman, Collins, Carper Unveil Major Cybersecurity Bill to Modernize, Strengthen, and Coordinate Cyber Defenses" – Senate Committee on Homeland Security & Governmental Affairs press release, June 10, 2010


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Convergence and the welfare gains of capital mobility in a dynamic Dixit-Stiglitz world
J.A. Smulders
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The Monopolistic Competition Revolution in Retrospect
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Smulders, J.A. / Convergence and the welfare gains of capital mobility in a dynamic Dixit-Stiglitz world. The Monopolistic Competition Revolution in Retrospect. editor / S. Brakman ; B.J. Heijdra. Cambridge : Cambridge University Press, 2004. pp. 332-355
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DOSAGE/ADMINISTRATION: Inject one dose (1 mL) subcutaneously or intramuscularly. The initial dose may be given at 6 weeks of age. A second dose is given 2 to 4 weeks later. A minimum of two doses is required for primary immunization. Annual revaccination with one dose is recommended. Following the advice of the American Veterinary Medical Association on Vaccination Principles, an appropriate revaccination program for individual animals should be made based upon veterinarian-client-patient relationships.


Rugby 5 is a great bet that takes the excitement of one of the world's best-loved sports to another level.
Each Rugby 5 pool or bet comprises 5 matches, which are labelled M1 to M5.
In other words M1 = Match 1; M2 = Match 2 and so on.
In each match the home team is shown as Team A and the other as Team B.
Please note that when betting you use the numbers 1 to 5 to indicate your choice or choices in each match.
You can play a single or multiple entry. With a single entry you select one result for each match and the bet costs R5.
You can choose more than one result in one or more matches. That's a multiple or permutation entry and the cost is R5 per combination.
It's easy to calculate the cost of a permutation entry. Say two results are selected in M1, one in M2, three in M3, two in M4 and one in M5. To get the cost, take the total number of choices made in each match and multiply them out.
ONLINE on this website. Click "REGISTER HERE", complete the form and SUBMIT. Your account will be opened immediately.
BY PHONE: Call 0861 444 822 to open a telephone betting account. If you live in the Eastern Cape call 041 398 5719.
There are several ways to deposit money into your TAB account, including via credit card or EFT, and it's easy to withdraw your winnings. Once you have opened an account and logged in, click on Account to see the different options.
At least one Rugby 5 pool is held every weekend and two when possible. Bets can usually be played from the Monday before until the start of the earliest match in the pool.
The official Rugby 5 payout is declared as soon as the official results of the matches are received from the governing rugby bodies.
In Rugby 5, the result of a match shall be the score at the end of the normal 80-minute playing period.
Any match in a Rugby 5 pool not completed by 9am on the day after the last day on which matches in the pool were scheduled, shall be deemed abandoned and all choices shall qualify. The times at which matches are completed will be as supplied by the operator's official source, notwithstanding the operator's decision in terms of when a match has not been completed shall be final and binding. Further, the operator reserves the right to extend the time for a match to be completed if circumstances warrant and provided this does not unduly hamper the declaration of results and dividends.
The payout for each Rugby 5 pool is calculated by dividing the number of winning entries into the pool total.
Official Rugby 5 payouts are declared as soon as official results of all the matches are received (normally the day after the last matches in the pool).
For telephone betting and online or mobile account holders, winnings are automatically credited to your account and can be transferred directly into your bank account.


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Q: git checkout throws an error on --assume-unchanged files After I run git update-index --assume-unchanged path/to/file on a particular branch, I'm unable to switch branches using git checkout.
It throws the following error:

error: Your local changes to the following files would be overwritten by checkout:
      path/to/file

Please, commit your changes or stash them before you can switch branches.
Aborting

But both git diff & git status tells me there is no difference & there is nothing to commit/stash.
How do I switch out of the branch?
Is there a better alternative to git update-index --assume-unchanged  (other than .gitignore, because I don't want it to be ignored)? (Same as question 2 @ git update-index --no-assume-unchanged doesn't work)

A: After some amount of use I now prefer git update-index --skip-worktree which is a much better alternative to the git update-index --assume-unchanged.
Check out Difference Between 'assume-unchanged' and 'skip-worktree' for further information.
I also am planning to check out the method specified in this answer to git assume unchanged vs skip worktree - ignoring a symbolic link, which seems to be more defensive approach.

A: I ran into the same thing today, and most of the answers I found, disappointingly, were similar to @Sujay's -- they didn't actually say how to get around the git checkout error.
Well, I found a solution that worked from this page (couldn't figure out who the author was so that I could give credit):

The solution that worked for me was to use --skip-worktree. However, like some above, I struggled with being able to switch between a ticketed branch and the main branch without git complaining even after I had set the --skip-worktree flag on the file whose changes I wanted to remain local.

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*cp <local-only_file> ~/

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*copy file that has your local-only changes to somewhere safe on the filesystem

*git checkout <local-only_file>

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*in working tree, checkout file so that it matches master branch file

*git update-index --skip-worktree -- <local-only_file>

*cp ~/<local-only_file> ./

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*copy file in question from safe location back into working tree

*git diff

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*no changes should be shown; if you push to the main repo, no changes in <local-only_file> are included in the push

The full solution began with git update-index --no-assume-unchanged <filename> before proceeding with the steps above.  After following these steps, I was able to switch branches.

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Fiji Christians visiting Israel, sang impromptu 'Jisu sa wekada' in dungeon prison Court of Caiaphas, Jerusalem Israel. Jesus may have been held prisoner in this dungeon prison.
great song. I sang in church and this is off song put tears on my face.
Fijian UN soldiers stationed on the Golan Heights visiting Israel? Beautiful singing boys. A wonderful way to worship and praise the Lord in the holy land.
Tears! Tears! cannot be controlled as I heard the melodious and wonderful male voices of our soldiers singing the Fijian version of the English Hymn, "Israel, Israel, God Is Calling." Mahalo and Vinaka vakalevu na qaravi tavi mai na Middle East. Bless your hearts, my Fijian brethren and members of the Military Forces stationed in the Golan Heights, Syria, visiting Israel. Loloma bibi. wekamuni tu yawa.


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Prime Minister Justin Trudeau speaks with the President of the United States of America, Donald Trump
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Prime Minister Justin Trudeau spoke today with United States President Donald Trump.
President Trump expressed his condolences for the loss of life in the Ukraine International Airlines plane crash. The two leaders discussed the need for a thorough investigation to determine the cause of this crash.
The Prime Minister and the President exchanged views on the situation in Iraq and next steps with respect to Iran. The two leaders expressed shared concern for the safety of armed forces and diplomatic personnel serving in the region, and noted the limited impact of the Iranian attack on coalition forces on January 7. They discussed the need for de-escalation and emphasized the importance of continuing support for stability in Iraq and the ongoing fight against Daesh.
Prime Minister Trudeau and President Trump agreed to stay in touch and to continue working alongside other members of the international community to promote security and stability in the region.


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2014 July 13 Sunday Internet Sports Collectibles AuctionAuction #151428
Boxing Books Lot of 24....
Boxing Books Lot of 24. Offered here is a lot of 24 boxing books, including the following: "How to Judge and How to Referee a Fight" (booklet); "I am King" (paperback booklet); "Boxing, A Pictorial History" (1975); "Boxing The Great Champions" (1974); two "Sessant'anni Di Pugilato Italiano" (1973); "Archie The Ole Mongoose Moore" (1991); "The Ring Boxing Encyclopedia" (1972); "The World Heavweight Championship" (1974); "The Real McCoy" (1971); "Ten and Out!" (1990); "The Ring Boxing Encyclopedia" (1976, 1974, 1977 and 1988); two "The Holy Warrior Muhammad Ali" (1975); "100 Years of Boxing" (1982); two "Historia Del Boxeo Cubano"; "The Legendary Champions" (1972); "The Great Heavyweights" (1978); "How to Box" (1948); "Inside Boxing" (2000). Moderate wear averaged throughout.
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I love that my families at school threw me a baby shower even though it is totally out of custom to do so. In fact, most people don't even know what a baby shower is here! Nonetheless, the parents put together a really sweet party filled with games, food, and gifts. I think I was bright red the whole time.
I may be thousands of miles away from my dear friends, but last weekend, it was like I was in the room.
I sat on my couch in Tokyo, while they gathered around the dining table in Portland.
I ate french toast, they noshed on Asian cuisine.
It was 10:00 a.m. Saturday morning for me, 6:00 p.m. Friday night for them.
I had decaf, wine for the girls.
They opened my gifts, but I still got to ooooh and awwww.
We even played shower games.
It was a like a giant, virtual hug for me and baby.
Pictures of how it went down on Heather's blog.
Thanks for saving me a spot at the dinner table, ladies!
mmmm....who needs new year's resolutions when your pregnant?
Our trip to Hawaii was 10 days in a tropical paradise and we didn't want to come home.
We landed to torrential downpours in Honolulu, and if it wasn't for our friends, Emi and Andre, who happened to be staying in Waikiki at the same time, we would have been miserable in the tourist infested town. But, we made the best of the deserted beaches at night and enjoyed the warm sand and sweet smells in the air.


A method of manufacturing a three-dimensional object facilitates removal of the three-dimensional object from the platen on which the object was formed. The method includes rotating the platen from a horizontally level position to a position at an angle to the level position to enable gravity to urge the three-dimensional object away from the platen and inductively heating the platen to melt support material at the boundary of the object and the platen to release the three-dimensional object from the platen.
1. A method of manufacturing a three-dimensional object comprising: operating a plurality of ejectors with a controller with reference to digital image data of the three-dimensional object to eject drops of material towards a platen and form a plurality of layers that produce the three-dimensional object on the platen; operating an actuator with the controller to rotate the platen from a first position that is horizontally level to a second position that is not horizontal; and operating an inductive heater with the controller to heat the platen while the platen is at the second position to release the three-dimensional object from the platen and enable gravity to remove the three-dimensional object from the non-horizontal platen.
2. The method of claim 1, the rotating of the platen further comprising: operating the actuator with the controller to rotate the platen to the second position so the platen is tilted at an acute angle with reference to the first position.
3. The method of claim 2, the operation of the actuator further comprising: operating the actuator with the controller to rotate the platen to the second position that is at an angle of about forty-five degrees with reference to the first position.
4. The method of claim 2, the operation of the actuator further comprising: operating the actuator with the controller to rotate the platen to another position that is at an angle up to one hundred and eighty degrees with reference to the first position.
5. The method of claim 1 further comprising: operating another actuator with the controller to move a wiper across the platen to remove melted material from the platen while the platen is at the second position.
6. The method of claim 1 further comprising: generating with a sensor a signal indicative of the three-dimensional object being removed from the platen; and operating the actuator with the controller to return the platen to the first position in response to the controller receiving from the sensor the signal indicative of the three-dimensional object being removed from the platen.
7. The method of claim 1, the operation of the ejectors further comprising: operating a first plurality of ejectors with the controller to eject wax onto the platen to form a wax base on the platen; and operating a second plurality of ejectors with the controller to eject the drops of material that form the layers of the three-dimensional object onto the wax base, the wax base having a footprint that is larger than a footprint of the three-dimensional object.
8. The method of claim 1, the rotation of the platen further comprising: operating a motive force operative connected to the platen with the controller to move the platen along a track while the platen is at the second position and while the controller is operating the inductive heater to heat the platen to enable the three-dimensional object to fall from the platen.
9. The method of claim 8 wherein the operation of the motive force rotates the platen one hundred and eighty degrees with reference to the first position as the platen moves along the track.
10. The method of claim 9 further comprising: continuing to operate the other actuator to move the platen along the track past a wiper after the platen has been rotated the one hundred and eighty degrees to enable the wiper to remove debris from the platen.
11. A printer for manufacturing a three-dimensional object comprising: a plurality of ejectors configured to eject drops of material; a platen positioned opposite the plurality of ejectors, the platen being oriented at a first position that is horizontally level; an actuator operatively connected to the platen, the actuator being configured to rotate the platen from the first position to a second position that is not horizontal; an inductive heater configured to heat the platen; and a controller operatively connected to the inductive heater, the actuator, and the plurality of ejectors, the controller being configured to: operate the plurality of ejectors with reference to digital image data of the three-dimensional object to eject the drops of material towards the platen while the platen is at the first position to form layers of material on the platen and produce the three-dimensional object on the platen; operate the actuator to rotate the platen from the first position to the second position to enable gravity to urge the three-dimensional object from the platen; and operate the inductive heater to heat the platen while the platen is at the second position to release the three-dimensional object from the platen and enable gravity to remove the three-dimensional object from the non-horizontal platen.
12. The printer of claim 11, the controller being further configured to: operate the actuator to rotate the platen to the second position that is at an acute angle with reference to the first position.
13. The printer of claim 12, the controller being configured to: operate the actuator to rotate the platen to the second position that is at an angle of about forty-five degrees with reference to the first position.
14. The printer of claim 13, the controller being further configured to: continue to operate the actuator to rotate the platen to another position that is at an angle that is up to one hundred and eighty degrees with reference to the first position.
15. The printer of claim 11 further comprising: a wiper configured to move across the platen after the platen has been rotated to the second position; another actuator operatively connected to the wiper, the actuator being configured to move the wiper across the platen while the platen is at the second position; and the controller is further configured to operate the other actuator to move the wiper across the platen and remove melted material from the platen while the platen is at the second position.
16. The printer of claim 11 further comprising: a sensor configured to generate a signal indicative of the three-dimensional object being removed from the platen; and the controller is operatively connected to the sensor, the controller further configured to operate the actuator to return the platen to the first position in response to the controller receiving from the sensor the signal indicative of the three-dimensional object being removed from the platen.
17. The printer of claim 12, the controller being further configured to: operate a first group of ejectors in the plurality of ejectors to eject wax onto the platen to form a wax base on the platen; and operate a second group of ejectors in the plurality of ejectors to eject the drops of material that form the layers of the three-dimensional object on the wax base, the wax base having a footprint that is larger than a footprint of the three-dimensional object.
18. The printer of claim 11 further comprising: a track; the platen being operatively connected to a motive force that is configured to move the platen along the track; the controller being further configured to operate the motive force to move the platen along the track while the platen is at the second position and to operate the inductive heater to heat the platen while the platen is moving along the track at the second position to enable the three-dimensional object to fall from the platen.
19. The printer of claim 18, the track being further configured to rotate the platen one hundred eighty degrees; and the controller is further configured to operate the operate the motive force to move the platen along the track and rotate the platen one hundred and eighty degrees with reference to the first position.
20. The printer of claim 19 further comprising: a wiper that extends across the track; and the controller is further configured to operate the motive force to move the platen on the track past the wiper after the platen has been rotated the one hundred and eighty degrees to enable the wiper to remove debris from the platen.
 This application is a continuation application of U.S. patent application Ser. No. 14/677,161, which is entitled System And Method For Removing Three-Dimensional Printed Parts From A Platen Using Inductive Heating And Gravity, which was filed on Apr. 2, 2015, and which issued as U.S. Pat. No. ______ on ______.
 The device and method disclosed in this document relates to three-dimensional object printing and, more particularly, to removal of a three-dimensional object from a platen on which the object was formed.
 Digital three-dimensional manufacturing, also known as digital additive manufacturing, is a process of making a three-dimensional solid object of virtually any shape from a digital model. Three-dimensional printing is an additive process in which one or more printheads or ejector heads eject successive layers of material on a substrate in different shapes. The substrate is supported either on a platform that can be moved three dimensionally by operation of actuators operatively connected to the platform, or the printhead or printheads are operatively connected to one or more actuators for controlled movement of the printhead or printheads to produce the layers that form the object. Three-dimensional printing is distinguishable from traditional object-forming techniques, which mostly rely on the removal of material from a work piece by a subtractive process, such as cutting or drilling.
 Manufacturing of three-dimensional printed parts at high speed is a significant challenge because many of the processes involved are time consuming and often done manually. Automation has provided for higher speed and more efficient processing of three-dimensional printed parts. One area of concern relates to removal of the three-dimensional printed part from the build platen. Often the three-dimensional printed part sticks to the build platen and can be challenging to remove. Current methods for part removal include heating, impacting, scraping, and freezing. These methods are generally cumbersome, time consuming, and risk damaging the part or the build platen. What is needed is a method for removing a three-dimensional printed part from a build platen that is fast, reliable, and easily automated.
 A method of manufacturing a three-dimensional object facilitates the removal of objects from a platen. The method includes operating ejectors with a controller with reference to digital image data of a three-dimensional object to eject drops of material towards a platen and form a plurality of layers that produce the three-dimensional object on the platen, rotating the platen from a first position that is horizontally level to a second position that enables gravity to urge the three-dimensional object off of the platen, and operating an inductive heater to heat the platen and release the three-dimensional object from the platen.
 A printer for manufacturing a three-dimensional object includes a plurality of ejectors configured to eject drops of material, a platen positioned opposite the plurality of ejectors, the platen being oriented at a first position that is horizontally level, an inductive heater positioned to heat the platen, and a controller operatively connected to the platen, inductive heater and the plurality of ejectors. The controller is configured to operate the plurality of ejectors to eject the drops of material towards the platen and form layers of material with reference to digital image data of the three-dimensional object to produce the three-dimensional object on the platen, rotate the platen to a second position that enables gravity to urge the three-dimensional object off of the platen, and operate the inductive heater to heat the platen and release the three-dimensional object from the platen.
 The foregoing aspects and other features of method and printer are explained in the following description, taken in connection with the accompanying drawings.
 FIG. 1 shows a three-dimensional object printer configured for automated part removal.
 FIG. 2 shows the printer of FIG. 1 with the platen rotated to a position that facilitates removal of objects formed on the platen.
 FIG. 3 shows a method for operating the printer of FIG. 1 to release a printed part.
 FIG. 4 shows a wax base that is formed to support formation of an object on the platen of the printer shown in FIG. 1.
 FIG. 5 shows an alternative embodiment of the three-dimensional object printer that rotates the platen as it moves along a track.
 FIG. 6 depicts a change in the track along which the platen moves to enable the platen to rotate to a position to discharge an object.
 FIG. 7 shows an alternative embodiment of the three-dimensional object printer that inverts the platen as it moves along a track.
 For a general understanding of the environment for the method and printer disclosed herein as well as the details for the method and printer, reference is made to the drawings. In the drawings, like reference numerals designate like elements.
 FIG. 1 shows a three-dimensional object printer 100 configured for automated part removal. The printer 100 includes a platen 104, an ejector head 108, an actuator 116, an inductive heater 124, a sensor 122, a controller 120, a wiper 130, and an actuator 134. The ejector head 108 has a plurality of ejectors configured to eject material onto a surface 112 of the platen 104. The printer 100 also includes an actuator 116, which is operatively connected to the platen 104 to rotate the platen from the horizontally level position shown in FIG. 1 to the position shown in FIG. 2. The printer 100 further includes a controller 120 operatively connected to the ejector head 108, the actuator 116, the inductive heater 124, and the sensor 128. The controller 120 is configured to operate the ejectors in the ejector head 108 with reference to digital image data of a three-dimensional object to form layers of material and produce a three-dimensional object 138 on the platen 104. The controller is also configured to operate the actuator 116 to rotate the platen to the second position where gravity urges the object towards the edge at which the sensor 122 is positioned and to operate the inductive heater 124 to melt support material adhering to the platen so the object slides towards the edge of the platen. While the heater 124 is shown connected to the platen, it need only be positioned sufficiently close to the platen to heat the platen to the appropriate temperature to release the object and need not be connected to the platen. Once the controller 120 receives a signal from the sensor that indicates the object has been removed from the platen, the controller operates the actuator 116 to return the platen to the horizontal level position for the production of the next object. As used in this document, "horizontally" means a direction that is parallel to the surface 112 of the platen 104 in FIG. 1 and parallel to a face of the ejector head 108.
 The position of the platen 104 is depicted as being at a forty-five degree angle to the horizontally level position of FIG. 1. In one embodiment, this angle is the minimum angle at which gravity sufficiently induces the object 138 to move once the inductive heater has melted the material adhering to the platen; however, the angle at which gravity begins to urge movement of an object can be more or less depending upon the platen surface treatment and object support material. The angle of rotation can be up to one hundred and eighty degrees, if the object is to be dropped onto another surface, such as a conveyor as explained below. In embodiments in which the object is to slide onto another surface the orientation can be limited to some angle that is less than one hundred and eighty degrees, depending again on the platen surface treatment and object support material. The platen 104 needs to be made of a ferromagnetic material to ensure that the inductive heater 124 produces heat in the platen 104. Because the fluctuating fields generated by the inductive heater do not interact with the object 138, the temperature of the object does not change so the integrity of the object remains intact. The controller 120 is configured to operate the inductive heater for a period of time that ensures the platen reaches a temperature of at least sixty degrees Celsius, which is the melting temperature for the most commonly used support material, namely, paraffin wax.
 The printer shown in FIG. 1 and FIG. 2 also includes a wiper 130 that is operatively connected to an actuator 134. The controller 120 is also connected to the actuator 134 to enable the controller to operate the actuator and move the wiper 130 across the surface 112 of the platen 104 when the platen is in the position shown in FIG. 2. The controller 120 operates the actuator 134 to move the wiper in response to the sensor 122 generating a signal indicative of the object sliding off the platen and past the sensor 122. The sensor 122 can be, for example, an optical sensor that generates a light beam at the edge of the platen 104 and detects the absence of the beam at a receiver as the object moves between the light generator and the receiver. Other sensors can be used, such as, a mechanical sensor that generates a signal to the controller in response to the object moving a mechanical arm.
 An alternative embodiment of a three-dimensional object printer that rotates the platen through the movement of the platen along a track is shown in FIG. 5. In this figure, like reference numbers refer to like components in the embodiment of FIG. 1. The platen 104 is configured to move along a track 110. The platen 104 moves underneath the ejector head 108 to enable the formation of one or more layers of an object. The platen can move along the track 110 to enable the top layer of the object to be planerized, UV material cured, or the object to be imaged and the image data analyzed to verify proper formation of the object. A switch in the track is configured to enable the track 110 either to return the platen to the ejector 108 for the formation of additional layers or it can divert the platen to the object discharge area 150. In discharge area 150, the configuration of the track 110 changes to tilt the platen 104 as shown in FIG. 6. As shown in that figure, rails 156 and 158 are configured with a U-shape to hold the wheels 160 of the platen 104. Rail 156 changes elevation while rail 158 turns to enable the platen to rotate at an angle to the horizontal position of the platen. In this position, the part 138 is urged by gravity toward the edge of the platen closest to rail 156. Alternatively, as shown in FIG. 7, both rails can change elevation in opposite directions to turn the platen over and drop the object.
 With continued reference to FIG. 5, as the platen travels through the discharge area 150, the track enables the platen 104 to rotate and the controller 120 operates the inductive heaters 124 to heat the platen and raise its temperature to a level that enables the part 138 to be released from the platen. The sensor 122, which is positioned at the edge from which the part falls away, generates a signal that enables the departure of the part 138 from the platen 104 to be detected. The platen 104 continues to move along the track 110 past the wiper 130 that extends across the path of the track 110. As the platen passes the wiper 130, the wiper removes residual material from the platen surface. A receptacle can be positioned beneath the wiper 130 to receive the falling debris cleared from the platen 104 by the wiper 130. The platen 104 continues on the track 110 and returns to the ejector head 108 for production of another part.
 In the embodiment shown in FIG. 7, three platens 104 are shown moving along the track 110. Again the platens 104 are configured with wheels 160 for movement along the track. The middle platen has entered an area where the rails 156, 158 of the track 110 are configured to rotate the platen ninety degrees as shown in the figure. The rails 156, 158 to right of that position are configured to further rotate the platen 104 another ninety degrees to invert the platen when it reaches the position of the rightmost platen as shown in the figure. Once the platen is inverted, the controller 120 operates the heaters 124 to heat the platen 104 to a temperature that releases the part 138 from the platen 104 so it falls under the effect of gravity onto a conveyor 170. The conveyor 170 can carry the part to another processing area or it can drop the parts into a receptacle located at the end of the conveyor. A wiper 130 is positioned to remove residual material from the platen as the inverted platen passes the wiper. The platen 104 then passes through another section of the track 110 that returns the platen to the un-inverted position and the platen can be routed to the ejector head for production of another part.
 A method 300 for operating the printer 100 to automatically remove printed parts from the platen 104 is shown in FIG. 3. In the description of the method, statements that the method is performing some task or function refers to a controller or general purpose processor executing programmed instructions stored in non-transitory computer readable storage media operatively connected to the controller or processor to manipulate data or to operate one or more components in the printer to perform the task or function. The controller 120 noted above can be such a controller or processor. Alternatively, the controller can be implemented with more than one processor and associated circuitry and components, each of which is configured to form one or more tasks or functions described herein.
 When the method 300 is performed, it begins with the controller 120 operating ejectors in the ejector head 108 to eject drops of material and form layers of material with reference to digital image data of a three-dimensional object to produce the object on the platen (block 304). In one embodiment, the controller 120 operates a first plurality of ejectors of the ejector head 108 to eject material onto the surface 112 of the platen 104 to form one or more parts on the platen. In another embodiment, the controller 120 first operates a second plurality of ejectors of the ejector head 108 to eject wax onto the surface 112 of the platen 104 to form a wax base 304, as shown in FIG. 4. After forming the wax base 304, the controller 120 operates the first plurality of ejectors of the ejector head 108 to eject material onto the wax base 304 to form the object 138. Once the part has been produced, the cart is tilted to rotate the platen to the second position where gravity urges the object towards the edge at which the sensor 128 is positioned (block 308). As the platen rotates, the controller connects the inductive heater 124 to an electrical power source to operate the heater and melt support material adhering to the platen so the object slides towards the edge of the platen or drops from the platen (block 312). Once the controller 120 receives a signal from the sensor that indicates the object has been removed from the platen, the cart rotates to return the platen to the horizontal level position for the production of the next object (block 316).
 It will be appreciated that variants of the above-disclosed and other features and functions, or alternatives thereof, may be desirably combined into many other different systems, applications or methods. Various presently unforeseen or unanticipated alternatives, modifications, variations, or improvements therein may be subsequently made by those skilled in the art, which are also intended to be encompassed by the following claims.


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Константин (Костадин, Коста) Анастасов или Атанасов е български възрожденски зограф от Македония.

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Роден е в Крушево, тогава в Османската империя в семейството на Анастас Зограф, при когото учи. Дълго време работи заедно с баща си (до 1870 г.) и братята си Вангел и Никола. Коста изглежда е най-старият от братята. На иконата на Свето Преображение в крушевската църква "Успение Богородично" се е подписал "χιρ Κοσταδιν ιοσ του Άναστασι 1868".

В 1872 година Коста Анастасов рисува иконите за храма "Свети Атанасий" в битолското село Габалавци. От Коста Анастасов са и иконите в църквата "Св. св. Петър и Павел" в прилепската махала Варош. Една икона е датирана 1873 г., а на иконата на Св. св. Петър и Павел пише: "Исрук(а) Кѡнстандинъ син на Таше иконописателъ ѿ Крушево".

В 1866 година тримата братя изписват църквата "Свети Димитър" в мъгленското село Тушин и оставят надпис на гръцки:

Фреските са със сюжети от Стария завет, като например създаването на Адам и Ева, живота им в рая, грехопадението, изгонването и от Новия Завет, като Рождество, Възкресение и т.н. Тримата изписват всички църкви в Горен Мъглен.

През септември 1872 година тримата братя завършват изписването на Възнесение Господне" в Ращак, Скопско, според запазения ктиторски надпис на южния зид, западно от входа. По това време Скопската българска община иска изгонване на владиката Паисий Скопски и затова името му е изтрито след изписването на ансамбъла. Фреските са изцяло запазени.

На 14 декември 1878 година тримата братя завършват изписването на "Свети Атанасий" в Пръждево. През първата половина на 1879 година тримата братя изписват църквата "Свети Атанас" в Будур чифлик, Мариово. При северната врата на храма е оставен надпис "Въ лѣто 1879 іунїѧ 15 изъ рукі братхѧ Ва(н)ћелъ Нікола Кѡста Анастасовіцъ Зографа ѿ село Крушево." В същата 1879 година тримата изписват "Свети Никола" в демиркапийска Клисура. И отново в 1879 година според надписа над северния вход от вътрешната страна тримата изписват "Свети Стефан" в Конопище.

През декември 1879 година тримата завършват зографисването на "Свети Атанасий" в Бохула и над южната врата от вътрешната страна оставят надпис, който гласи: "Ктитори и приложници Димко Йереа, Ризо Ното Неде Годжобашия Стоя Атанаси Митруши Вангелович от село Терново Никола питроп Темелко мали големи из руку братия Ваггели Никола Костадини Атанасович зуграфа от село Крушево в лето 1879 декември 20".

В 1880 година тримата братя, заедно със сина на Вангел Наке, изписват Бошавския манастир "Свети Архангел Михаил". Над северната врата оставят надпис: "Сеі храмъ стыи Архаггелъ Міхаиль. во врем(е) на она. г. г. Агаѳаггел Марко иереа. Кімо егуменъ престателъ себепъ. се стори за манастирот. што се зуграфіса за душевно. споменъ. Кресте. магеръ. Нікола даскалотъ. Ѧно момукотъ ик рукі бракѧ. Коста Никола. Вагглъ со синъ его. Наки. ѿ славно Крушово. во лето 1880. месецъ іулиа. 4."

В 1881 година тримата братя изписват изцяло църквата "Света Богородица" в Бегнище според надписа на северния вход от вътрешната страна на църквата. На 8 юни 1881 година според надписа над северния вход от вътрешната страна тримата братя завършват изписването на църквата "Свети Архангел Михаил".

В 1883 година тримата изцяло изписват "Свети Атанасий" в Годиве. В същата 1883 година изписват и Свети Теодор Тирон в Дреновци.

След 1884 година Коста Анастасов рисува в църквата "Свети Никола" в крушевското село Белче. Част от иконите носят дата 1872 година. Над входната врата има надпис "Сеи храмъ стыи Ніколае. во времѧона се исзуграфіса. цьркфата г. г. Архіепископа Асінесіа оце пп. Іоше. Ктитори и пріложніци. г. Иліа Рісте. Ванцу. Рісте. Веле. Рісте. Лозе. Іоше. Петко. Іоле. Ніколе. мали и големи. за вѣчно споменъ Изъ руки Коста Анасташіовъ зивописецъ ѿ Крушево во лето 18... месецъ иуна 9 денъ". Тъй като годината е изтрита е изписването на храма е с неясна датировка. В същата година Коста Зограф изписва "Свети Никола" в съседното Единаковци.

В 1886 година Коста Анастасов изписва църквата "Рождество Богородично" в Бач. Надписът гласи: "Сей храмъ Прест Богородица нво вем она се образис г. г. Архіепіск. к иереа. Иліа. ктитор. и приложніцъ г. 1886. из рукь Коста. Анасташіовикъ зуграфа ѿ слафно Крушово мсцъ. 4." В 1888 година изписва "Свети Илия" в Зашле.

В църквата "Свети Никола" в демирхисарското село Слепче има полузапазен надпис, в който се чете името на Коста Анастасов, който е възможно да е зографът, тъй като той рисува в съседния Слепченски манастир, но може и да се отнася за майстор строител със същото име. В манастира Коста Атанасов рисува след възстановяването на старата манастирска църква. Изписва със стенописи наоса и притвора, в който оставя надпис: "Въ сей храмъ живописанието (зуграфията) и отварянието на новото училище станаха въ времето на тѣзи лица: Отецъ К. Тодоръ, Игуменъ Стоянъ Неделковъ, Слав. Учителъ Иванъ К. Ставревъ и живописецъ Коста Анастасовъ отъ гр. Крушево 31 май 1889 год."

В 1889 година изработва иконите за иконостаса на църквата "Свети Никола" в Простране.

Надпрестолният кръст в църквата "Свети Никола" в Нови пазар е подписан "Коста Анасташiов" от Крушево и датиран 24 февруари 1890 година.

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War of the Rebellion: Serial 032 Page 0404 MO., ARK., KANS., IND. T., AND DEPT. N. W. Chapter XXXIV.
injustice to the rest. To Major Owen, however, I am particularly indebted for the valuable aid and assistance he rendered me in carrying out the different orders I received, and for his coolness and bravery. Lieutenant [S. J.] Kelso, commissary, deserves notice for his timely aid in furnishing food and water to the men while they were engaged. Lieutenant [J. M.] Craig, quartermaster, also did his whole always on hand with ammunition for the regiment and battery. Many of the men fired over 100 rounds.
Numbers 11. Report of Lieutenant Melvil C. Wright, Third Iowa Battery.
In accordance with previous instructions, at 3.30 a. m. I ordered one section of the battery, under command of Second Lieutenant O. H. Lyon, to a point near Battery D, on the left of our line.
The second section, under command of Sergt. L. S. House, which has for some time been in park on the right of the line, immediately upon the commencement of the battle pushed forward a few hundred yards to our extreme right, and took position, supported by a portion of the Second Infantry Brigade, Colonel [S. A.] Rice commanding, and the cavalry brigade, Colonel [Powell] Clayton commanding. immediately after getting into position, this section was joined by a battery of steel guns, attached to the First Indiana Cavalry, and Colonel Clayton then assumed command of the whole. This officer then changed the position of his guns to a point on the east side of the levee, on our right, where he remained during the whole engagement. At 6 a. m. the 12-pounder howitzer, in charge of Sergt. L. S. House, was disabled by the breaking of the understraps which fasten the cheeks to the axle-tree, the accident being caused by a recoil of the gun. It was immediately taken to park for repairs, but could not be finished in time to take further part in the engagement.
At 6.30 a. m. the third section, which until then remained in camp, was dispatched, in charge of Orderly Sergt. J. J. Dengl, to re-enforce the right wing. On taking position, it immediately opened, and kept up a constant and effective fire against the guns of the enemy, posted on the hills on the extreme right, until recalled by order from the general commanding to Fort Curtis, where it was again effectively employed against the enemy int heir last charge on our works.


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Open call for artists from all arts disciplines to apply for the Art Futures Fellowship Programme, a two-month residency in Athens in a fully equipped studio-apartment in the city centre.
Organised by [sic] Space for International Cooperation, the Fellowship prioritises proposals with a clear view on how the fellowship is embedded in the overall artistic practice and discourse of the applicant. The proposal should outline how the artist will engage into meaningful interactions with the city of Athens, and/or its institutions and communities.
Through the Art Futures Critical Friends, the Fellowship is entwined with an international network of experienced colleagues from the world of art and education, which allows for tailor made mentoring. Through the host organisation [sic] and a local network including galleries, museums, educational partners, and grass root initiatives the Residency is embedded in the cultural and social fabric of Athens. The project space of [sic] or those of the local partners offer possibilities for a final presentation of the outcomes as well as for research or collaborative works during the stay in Athens.
Through a partnership with the Biennale des Jeunes Créateurs de l'Europe et de la Méditerranée BJCEM, curator Denise Araouzou was asked to develop a paper generating food for thought for the Residency's profile, which has the title A field guide to iLANDing: research scores for urban ecologies.
Successful applicants will receive a total fee of 4,000 EUR which is intended to cover travel costs/expenses, a visa (where necessary) and subsistence over the residency period.
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Sydney + Jordan are getting MARRIED tomorrow! It's going to be the cutest barn wedding you ever did see. They are the absolute sweetest couple that compliment each other perfectly. Sydney is possibly the nicest person you ever did meet and Jordan is quiet and reserved, the perfect compliment to Sydney's bubbly personality! Jordan proposed by placing the ring on Sydney's kitten's collar… HOW adorable is this!?
I'm so excited for these two to seal the deal tomorrow! Enjoy some photos of their barn engagement session!


We've come a long way from the Peashooter Era: with the advent of modern household products and office supplies—binder clips, clothespins, rubber bands, ballpoint pens, toothpicks, paper clips, plastic utensils, and (of course) matches and barbeque lighters—troublemakers of all stripes have the components needed to build an impressive, if somewhat miniaturized, arsenal.
Toy designer John Austin provides detailed, step-by-step instructions for each project, including materials and ammo lists, clear diagrams, and construction tips, for mayhem-loving MacGyvers. The 35 devices include catapults, slingshots, minibombs, darts, and combustion shooters. Build a tiny trebuchet from paper clips and a D-cell battery. Wrap a penny in a string of paper caps to create a surprisingly impressive "bomb." Several of the projects even include variations where combatants mount laser pointer sights to their shooters to increase their accuracy.


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Chris Hemsworth to the rescue!
(2018) True Life War (Warner Brothers) Chris Hemsworth, Michael Shannon, Michael Peña, Navid Negahban, Trevante Rhodes, Geoff Stults, Thad Luckinbill, Austin Hébert, Austin Stowell, Ben O'Toole, Kenneth Miller, Kenny Sheard, Jack Kesy, Rob Riggle, William Fichtner, Arshia Mandavi, Elsa Pataky, Marie Wagenman, Allison King, Samuel Kamphuis, Lauren Myers. Directed by Nicolai Fuglsig
After the attacks of 9-11, the military was caught a bit disorganized and flat-footed. Who do we attack? There was no geo-political entity that one could say "There! If we fight them, we can keep from having more terrorist attacks on the United States." It wasn't like Pearl Harbor; we knew who did it and we knew who had to pay.
It is true that a group of Marines – 12 of 'em – went into Afghanistan early in 2012 to link up with the Afghan Northern Alliance and take down some Taliban baddies. While the ads for the film hysterically said that if we didn't win this battle that there would be MORE terrorist attacks (there's no evidence to suggest that was true) there's no doubt that the men who went into Afghanistan only to find out that the terrain required horses rather than trucks and jeeps – and only one of them knew how to ride – were heroic, credits to the military and to their country.
Hemsworth has become a dependable star from the Thor films to other appearances. Here he shows off that he can be a badass without a magic hammer and his charisma and charm still stand him in good stead even when the film is dead serious. It helps that he has a fine support cast behind him, including Shannon who gets a rare non-villainous role.
While the movie felt more like a recruitment poster than entertainment at times, it still accomplishes the latter goal for the most part at least. While I thought it was a little long and may have been guilty of doing an inappropriate victory dance when we're still fighting the same bloody war sixteen years (as of this writing) and counting afterwards, it at least will get American hearts beating and American chests pounded by American fists. Military lovers, have at this one.
REASONS TO GO: Hemsworth continues to develop into a solid leading man.
REASONS TO STAY: Many times the film didn't feel as authentic as others covering the war did.
FAMILY VALUES: There's lots of war violence and plenty of profanity throughout.
TRIVIAL PURSUIT: Riggle plays Colonel Max Bowers in the film; a Marine before he became a noted actor, Riggle actually served under the real Max Bowers at approximately the same time period the film is set in.
COMPARISON SHOPPING: 13 Hours: The Secret Soldiers of Benghazi
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New Releases for the Week of January 19, 2018
Posted on January 18, 2018 by carlosdev
(Warner Brothers) Chris Hemsworth, Michael Shannon, William Fichtner, Elsa Pataky, Michael Peña, Rob Riggle, Austin Stowell, Taylor Sheridan, Geoff Stults. Directed by Nicolai Fuglsig
Even as the smoke was still rising from the rubble of the World Trade Center, a special forces team was dispatched to Afghanistan to prepare the way for the conventional military. Led by a new captain and untested in battle, the team must work with a local warlord to take on the Taliban and find themselves vastly outnumbered and fighting in an unfamiliar style that may doom their mission before it even starts.
Release Formats: Standard, IMAX, 4DX, DBox, XD, RPX
Genre: True War Drama
Rating: R (for war violence and language throughout)
(Music Box) Chavela Vargas, Pedro Almodóvar, Laura Garcia-Lorca, Miguel Bosé. Largely unknown outside of the Latin community, Chavela Vargas was one of the most influential ranchero singers of her time, a powerhouse whose influence echoes throughout the Latin music world after her death. A lesbian in a culture that didn't take too kindly to different forms of sexuality, she remains an icon in the Latin LGBTQ+ community to this day. This is the latest installment in the Enzian's monthly Music Monday series.
Genre: Music Documentary
Now Playing: Enzian Theater (Monday only)
(STX) Gerard Butler, O'Shea Jackson Jr, 50 Cent, Pablo Schreiber. The movie follows an elite unit of the Los Angeles County Sheriff's Department and a skilled crew of bank robbers as the two teams head on a collision course as the robbers plan the biggest heist ever – a robbery of the Federal Reserve Bank in Los Angeles.
Release Formats: Standard, Dolby Atmos
Genre: Crime Action
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(Roadside Attractions/LD Entertainment) Alex Roe, Jessica Rothe, John Benjamin Hickey, Tyler Riggs. After leaving his fiancé at the altar, a young man returns to his small home after achieving stardom in country music. He hopes to rebuild the relationships that his actions wiped out – and one in particular – which has a specific complication he never counted on.
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ing strategy, Japanese firms supply the parts and technology that drive many Designed in the USA/Made in China products. There are many processes that are available only from Japanese firms. In other cases, Japanese firms represent half or more of the global capability to produce certain products or components. Japan is often the second largest destination for retailers after the United States, and Japan is one of the largest markets for American products and services ranging from McDonald's and Starbucks to Hollywood films, music, and television shows.
In a population 127 million people, there are some 50 million households, meaning that a typical household is comprised of only 2. 5 people. A significant number of homes sit empty in rural areas. Economic opportunities are generally better in major cities. Combined with a declining population, residential demand has shifted rather than increased. Rural youth have long been relocating to prefectural capitals, regional hubs, and top-tier cities. Tokyo is the ultimate beneficiary of the trend. Demand for housing closer to urban areas has increased while distant suburbs and agricultural areas have languished. Major developers have successfully promoted center city mid- and high-rise condominium ownership. Today some 10 percent of Japanese own condos. New condo supply declined in recent years due to higher land prices, but it appears to have bottomed in the current cycle.
With an economy rooted in manufacturing and export, Japan has a broad and deep industrial market. Large-scale manufacturing is generally located in industrial parks and land away from cities while warehousing and logistics are found close to major cities, airports, and seaports. Demand in the manufacturing sector has been stable to declining, with all but the most high-tech, value-added manufacturing shifting to lower-cost locations outside Japan. The logistics market has seen a gradual trading up to global standard warehouses and 3PL services.
Office building quality is generally high. In Tokyo, land often represents more than 75 percent of total asset values, allowing outmoded structures to be demolished and replaced. Due to land values, buildings erected only 10 years or more are often considered middle-aged, while 40- to 50-year-old properties are commonly demolished and rebuilt. The Tokyo office market is one of the world's largest, with a gross floor area of nearly one billion square feet. One interesting aspect of the extended deflationary period is that the best office buildings in Tokyo today rent for 50 percent or less than comparable building rents in 1990.
At this point you must have thought at least once, "I'm glad I don't work in Japan." The reality is that Japan is a very wealthy and developed society rather than something akin to a string of spent rust-belt towns. It does have a high debt/GDP, but most of the debt is owned domestically and it is JPY denominated. In spite of a long-term downward trend after a massive economic bubble in the 1980s, there have been real estate rallies where land and rental prices increased. As previously stated, larger urban centers have prospered to some extent over less central locales, rendering specific markets more attractive.
The trends in the real estate market are similar to other macro economic movements. Rents and property prices often shift in a consistent fashion with the Nikkei, as demand is partially a factor of corporate growth and employment. Property development and tenant activity, such as lease restructuring or relocation, also move in a manner consistent with financial markets.
A strengthening market in 2004 through 2007 and the subsequent collapse after the global financial crisis are commonly viewed as a heady bubble and crash. This is true if you purchased property in 2007, decided to break ground on a new building thereafter, or signed a long-term lease near the market peak. But that is not true if you look through the lens of 1985-2003 data.
The current fundamentals have interesting undercurrents. Investors cautiously returned to the market in 2010, albeit with a Tokyo focus. Buyers and sellers are closer on pricing than at anytime since 2007. Financing for certain real estate acquisitions is once again available.
From a foreign capital investor perspective, Japan remains a focus for real estate acquisition. Cash yields have been higher than 10-year Japanese government bonds for an extended period. The recent decline in land values and rents appears to be slowing. Transparency, liquidity, political stability, and the ability to deploy large amounts of capital are above average compared to most of Asia. Japan also has a publicly traded REIT market.
The occupier position is equally interesting. Many office tenants that made commitments during peak years are currently seeing market rents dive below their lease rate and find themselves with fixed contracts through 2011 and beyond. Others negotiated reductions earlier in the downward cycle but should consider another round in the near future. Generally, leases signed in the last few years are progressively over market.


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Fannie M Duplechin
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Fannie S. Duplechin, 98, of Sulphur, Louisiana passed away on Monday, January 23, 2023 at her residence. She was born to her late parents, Lee and Fannie Scallan on October 10, 1924 in Bunkie, Louisiana. Fannie loved to sew and cook, and especially loved spending time with her grandchildren and great grandchildren. She was a long time parishioner at Our Lady of LaSalette Catholic Church in Sulphur, Louisiana. She is survived by her children, Wayne Duplechin (Natalie) of DeQuincy, LA, Gary Duplechin (Carmen) of Nacogdoches, Texas, and Devitt A. Duplechin, Jr. of Sulphur, Louisiana; grandchildren, Sarah Paugh (Alex), Patrick Duplechin (Jessica), Amy Manning (Dean), Joe Duplechin (Christina), Tammy Evans (Jason), and Dylan Duplechin; seven great grandchildren; along with numerous nieces and nephews. Fannie is preceded in death by her loving husband, Devitt Duplechin, Sr.; parents; along with four sisters and one brother. A Mass of Christian Burial will be held at Our Lady of LaSalette Catholic Church in Sulphur, Louisiana on Thursday, January 26, 2023 at 11:00 am, with Father John Welch officiating. Visitation will be at Hixson-Sulphur Memorial Funeral Home in Sulphur, Louisiana on Wednesday, January 25, 2023, from 5:00 pm until 8:00 pm, with a Rosary at 6:00 pm. Visitation will resume at the funeral home on Thursday, from 9:00 am until the procession to the church. Burial will follow at Westlake Memorial Park Cemetery in Westlake, Louisiana. Fond memories and expressions of sympathy may be shared at www.hixsonsulphurmemorial.com for the Duplechin family.
In Memory Of Fannie M Duplechin
Wayne Duplechin (Natalie) Son
Gary Duplechin (Carmen) Son
Devitt A. Duplechin, Jr. Son
Sarah Paugh (Alex) Granddaughter
Patrick Duplechin (Jessica) Grandson
Amy Manning (Dean) Granddaughter
Joe Duplechin (Christina) Grandson
Tammy Evans (Jason) Granddaughter
Dylan Duplechin Grandson
She is alsosurvived by, seven great grandchildren; along with numerous nieces and nephews.
Fannie is preceded in death by her loving husband, Devitt Duplechin, Sr.; parents; along with four sisters and one brother.
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"I had a knee replacement a week ago. Here's what it's really like."
This week, we're proud to share the knee replacement story of 74-year-old, Allan. As of this writing, Allan is one week into his knee replacement (TKA, TKR) recovery. We spoke with Allan to check-in on his recovery and to get an idea of what it's really like to be fresh out of surgery. Really, we wanted to find out directly from Allan if surgery is as bad as one expects and to see if anything about the process surprised him.
As we began our chat, Allan was insistent that there was nothing remarkable or extraordinary about his story. Although his journey towards a knee replacement may not be filled with the twists, turns, and complications of 29-year-old Travis' story, his story captures an important message: "What you put into something, you will get out." This was a line that Allan expressed a few times throughout our conversation and is the reason we believe his story is so inspirational for those awaiting a hip or knee replacement.
Like many of you, 74-year old Allan is retired after a fast-paced career. He enjoyed an active lifestyle of travel, cricket and table tennis. It was in the late 1990's when Allan was in his mid-50's that he really began to notice some problems with his knees and began to experience joint pain. Allan had to curb his active lifestyle, trading in cricket for golf.
It wasn't until 2007 that he would visit a specialist who would examine his joints and confirm what he already knew: he had arthritis in his knees. This specialist gave him steroid injections in both knees and uttered the commonly reported message, "I advise you to wait as long as possible before getting a replacement." With this, Allan carried on. He rarely saw his doctor and continued doing the activities that he enjoyed.
Five years later, Allan would once again have to make lifestyle changes as a result of his knees. In 2012, Allan traded in golf for a dedicated walking routine. Clocking close to 15 miles a week by foot, Allan was keeping active and keeping his knee pain at bay until it reared its ugly head. "I kept going with the walking until about 8 months ago. This is when the distance I could walk was deteriorating. I wasn't feeling too much pain, but a lot of discomfort—about half a mile was the most I could walk comfortably," explained Allan. With this sudden deterioration, Allan saw his orthopedic specialist once again to find out that his knees were "bone on bone" and that the right knee was due for an immediate replacement.
With a total right knee replacement (RTKR) finally on the books, he began to do what a lot of proactive patients do—he searched on google. "I started looking for information online and came across PeerWell when I was researching. It was very well presented and I thought it could be helpful." With a scheduled surgery, Allan was a prime candidate for the PreHab app. He registered and started using PeerWell for 70 days leading up to his surgery.
Allan was very active in his PreHab, using the app once or twice daily and rarely skipping over activities. He shared that he even went into his home-office to do the mindfulness exercises which he admits, "I was rather skeptical of at first." After running through the mindfulness guided meditations with an open mind, he quickly understood the purpose they served. "Obviously everyone is worried about these things and the mindfulness exercise prepares you for the hospital. Mindfulness was very relaxing and very useful," he shares.
Surgery, Recovery and Beyond.
Flash forward to January 31, 2017—surgery day. In hospital, everything went according to plan. Allan was out of bed the day after surgery and the following day was able to climb stairs and work through physical therapy. He had surgery on Tuesday and was discharged straight home on Thursday—in just over 48 hours. Even Allan was surprised at how seamless everything went, "My hospital experience went way better than imaginable. I was imagining worse things. I was worried about the spinal injection, but again, it wasn't as bad as anticipated."
"Tuesday morning I went in and by Thursday afternoon, I was out. I was surprised by the speed. I put that down largely to the daily PeerWell exercises."
But how has recovery been since Allan went home? He shares the mantra that he seems to abide by when overcoming life's obstacles, "no gain without pain." He puts it honestly, "It was a bit grueling. Since I've been home, I wasn't feeling too good—sickly because of pain medication. I've been restless because I wasn't sleeping well. But over the last day or so [Day 6 after surgery], I am feeling like my old self."
When asked about pain, the top concern of most patients awaiting a replacement, he explains, "Yes, I've found it painful but more like a toothache or knee ache. Yesterday [Day 7] I felt a lot better. There was some pain—obviously—but I didn't feel sickly so I could tackle the exercises more." In other words, Allan is taking it day by day, but is already seeing small successes as he moves further along in his recovery. Its obvious that he's keeping his eye on the prize—a full and fast recovery. With his proven determination, there's no doubt he will get there.
Rapid Fire Questions
In typical rapid fire style, we asked Allan to answer these questions with the very first thing that came to mind. Here's what he had to say about the whole process.
Q:What advice would you give people preparing for a replacement?
A: I would give the advice to spend a lot of time on exercising. I would also recommend PeerWell to anyone preparing for surgery.
Q:How exactly did PreHab help you in your recovery?
A: The PeerWell exercises are very similar to exercises recommended in physio and by the hospital. I found them ideal.
Q:You mentioned mindfulness being a major part of your recovery. Is this your favorite part of PeerWell's program?
A: I think the exercises were most beneficial. I was never in severe pain but the mindfulness did help with the anxiety and taught me how to treat anxiety. I did find myself in hospital going through the mindfulness breathing exercises.
Q: What is one thing that surprised you about a knee replacement?
A: It was far easier than I expected!
Q: What is something that caught you off-guard about knee replacement surgery?
A: Nothing. It was more or less what I expected...only not as bad.
Q: Describe your replacement in one word.
A: Can I say this? Painful.
Q: Rate your entire joint replacement experience on a scale from 1-10 (1 being the worst thing ever and 10 being the best thing ever).
With Allan, it's obvious that he is full of energy and has a zest for life. He's eager to trade in his sedentary lifestyle for one that once again includes long walks, new adventures and time well-spent. For this reason, Allan dedicated himself to preparing in the best way he could for the surgery in order to get a headstart on his recovery. We're honoured that he placed his trust in all elements of the PeerWell program to prep him for surgery—even those, like mindfulness, that he wasn't quite convinced of.
In closing out our conversation, we asked if there were other aspects of PeerWell's PreHab program that he was reluctant to get on board with. To this, Allan fired back, "I don't eat things like tofu" (this is in reference to a nutritional tip in the PreHab program). Allan, we think you've done quite well without the tofu—no tofu for you.
Are you having hip or knee replacement surgery? If you think PeerWell's PreHab could help you, sign-up today. You've got nothing to lose.


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Q: jquery checking radio input not working Im having a problem trying to check a radio input using JQuery. I'm just starting to learn so bear with me.
I have 4 radio buttons that i want to be able to scroll through using clicks. The problem is i can only ever get the first if statement to work. Here's my html:
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  <input type="radio" name="radio-control" id="radio-1" checked="checked"/>
  <input type="radio" name="radio-control" id="radio-2"/>
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  <input type="radio" name="radio-control" id="radio-4"/>
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and my JQuery:
if($('#radio-1').is(':checked')) {
  $('.next').click(function() {
    $("#radio-2").prop("checked", true)
  });
}
if($('#radio-2').is(':checked')) {
  $('.next').click(function() {
    $("#radio-3").prop("checked", true)
  });
  $('.back').click(function() {
    $("#radio-1").prop("checked", true)
  });
}
});

Here it is on codepen: http://codepen.io/anon/pen/LpGOqq
If anyone could provide some input it would be much appreciated.

A: Checking checked state and then binding event is dirty way of doing this.
You can rather have simple click event for prev/next button where you target prev/next element of checked radio element and set it checked to true. like this:
$('.next').click(function () {
    $(":checked").next().prop("checked", true)
});
$('.back').click(function () {
    $(":checked").prev().prop("checked", true)
});

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Contribution Audio Gets More Sophisticated
Doug Irwin ⋅ Sep 21, 2018
The following story is an excerpt of the Radio World eBook "AoIP for Radio 2018." Read it for free at www.radioworld.com/resource-center.
The ability to generate unique content for your radio station has probably never been as important.
A simple way to do it is by taking live shots from a news or sporting event or by hosting guests who reach the station by calling in in some fashion. Fortunately, stations no longer have to rely on POTS or 3G cellular phones as a way to connect to remote callers, because there is a (relatively) new use for IP codecs that I refer to as contribution audio.
Let's consider three offerings available today.
Broadcast Bionics developed Skype TX for Radio in partnership with Microsoft, as a way for stations to receive high-quality audio "from anyone, anywhere," whether it's a remote host, guest, reporter, commentator or listener. It's aimed at the workflows of radio broadcasters wishing to use Skype calls on air by connecting to Skype users by way of their mobile phones, web browser or desktop.
Skype TX for Radio gives you the scale and flexibility to deliver multi-line talk-show and contest formats via Skype with a PC. The company's PhoneBOX4 integrates Skype calls alongside traditional phone lines, SMS and social media.
Skype TX for Radio is a Windows service that can run on your existing machine or hosted as a virtual machine. Up to 14 lines of Skype connectivity can be accommodated from one server.
Well known in the area of contribution audio is Comrex, whose lineup includes AoIP codecs and other telephone-related products. Opal is a new Comrex device that enables remote guests to connect to the studio by clicking on a link delivered in an email message originating from the station.
Opal works by activating the Opus encoder built into popular browsers including Chrome, Firefox and Opera. (Support for Safari, on iPhones with iOS11, along with newer versions of the Mac OS, was added in early February.) As a result, the remote user can connect to Opal from any computer or mobile device with one of those browsers installed. Opus transmits high-fidelity, low-delay audio in both directions; all the remote guest needs to transmit audio is a browser and a microphone.
At the station, the half-rack-width Opal device makes the actual send and receive connections to the studio facility via balanced XLR connectors (analog or AES). Aside from its Ethernet connector, it has a nine-pin DIN for remote contact closures.
In order to use Opal you will need a static, public-facing IP address and a domain name associated with that IP. "In order to keep the web browsers from complaining, we need to provide SSL/TLS security. In order to have Opal provide this security, it needs a URL with a real Domain Name instead of an IP address," the company states.
Another solution is QGoLive, a software-to-software offering that does not require purchase of hardware at the studio (receive) end. The transmit app runs on iOS or Android devices; the receiver application runs on PC or Mac. An Android-based hardware receiver, with balanced XLR inputs and outputs, can be used on the receive end so that there is no need to tie up a computer.
The primary purpose of QGoLive is to replace the live shots that are typically broadcast in phone quality when a reporter has just arrived on the scene and has not had an opportunity to set up equipment for of a broadcast-quality live shot.
QGoLive has three major functional aspects: Live, Playlist and Scripts. The "live" mode allows the user to connect to the receiver at the radio station after logging in. To connect, the user hits the "play" button in the center of the screen, which will send audio to the station receiver and send cue audio to the app. The app will run in the background so you can use other non-audio apps while broadcasting with QGoLive.
The "Playlist" function allows the user to play out cuts recorded and edited in external apps (such as Twisted Wave) or any audio program that can open its output (mp3) in another program (or a browser that can open downloaded files in another app).
QGoLive allows you to write or dictate scripts which the talent can read while live. The user can also insert edited audio directly into the script for playback during a live report. And imported cuts can be added to and played from the scripts tab.
What contribution systems have you used? What other offerings should readers know about? Email us at radioworld@futurenet.com.
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Visualize the Civil War through the photographs selected by Alexander Gardner in 1865.
http://rmc.library.cornell.edu/7milVol/
Cornell University Library, Rare and Manuscript Collections
Gardner's Photographic Sketch Book of the War
This site presents the original photographic prints in Alexander Gardner's Photographic Sketch Book of the War. First published in 1865, the Sketch Book was Cornell University Library's seven-millionth acquisition, and they have presented in this site the very best of Gardner's wartime photographs. The book was created by Gardner to recount the history of the Civil War through images and they are displayed in this site with his original descriptive captions. Organized into seven compelling themes, many of the images capture the gruesome reality of war. They include President Lincoln, confederate prisoners, army quarters, soldiers collecting skeletal remains, and a photograph of a dead sharpshooter.
The first section, "The Blank Horror: War and its Victims," consist of seven images, some captured in the immediate aftermath of battle. "Devastated by the Armies: The Changed Landscape" reveals the impact of war on the American landscape, while "Faithful Servants: the Administration of War" shows the government officials behind the war, such as scouts attached to the Secret Service Department of the Army. The monotonous aspects of soldiers' lives are depicted in "The Very Life of Camp" and images within "Advantageous Auxiliaries: Warfare & Technology" focus on how new technologies, such as the telegraph, had an extraordinary impact on warfare during the Civil War. The final sections "To the Memory of the Patriots" and "Gettysburg" are exemplary of the important role Gardener believed he and his colleagues played in recounting the history of the Civil War. Although there is little attempt to interpret the images, those studying the Civil War will find these images striking.
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Roadside Assistance will work through mobile application
Comipol agents who provide assistance on the roads.
The Ministry of Public Works and Communications (MOPC) announced yesterday that the Road Assistance program of that institution will work through a mobile application.
Deligne Ascención, head of the MOPC, stated that this is a tool that will make it easier for citizens to report any setback that happens to them while traveling through the country's trunk roads.
The official said that this element was one of those that the Military and Police Commission (Comipol) needed to bring its road safety service to all people.
"It is an application that will allow the request for assistance or information on incidents on the roads through an application that has been developed by Comipol's own technicians," said Ascención.
He indicated that, in addition to this application, the telephone number 829-688-1000 will continue to be available, seven days a week and 24 hours a day.
For his part, the director of the Military and Police Commission, Brigadier General Rafael Vásquez Espínola, highlighted the effort to make the new technological service available to everyone, which he said has come to stay.
Likewise, Jacobo Mateo Jr., Comipol's network manager, when explaining the details of this tool, anticipated that the reduction in handling time for calls for roadside assistance will be three minutes, with a tendency to be placed in two minutes. minutes.
Mateo explained that to use "MOPC Road Assistance", it is only necessary to download the APP from any device, through Appstore or Googleplay, open it and then the user registers as new, with his identification number, telephone number, and You can immediately use it to report accidents and request roadside assistance.
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USA got up 1-0 against Spain and for the first 38 minutes held tempo and was the better team.
After which? Well, it was a Spanish onslaught. But, USA never panicked and played as if they knew this was going to come at some point. They were all over the place. Blocking Spanish efforts one after the other. For the first 20 minutes of the second half Spain was doing this at will, but NEVER SCORED.
Then, the skies cleared and the tempo was slowed a bit and went back and forth. USA had some good chances down field and eventually got one to make it 2-0.
Great win for USA soccer. Now, they face the Brazil/South Africa winner, so, yeah, Brazil on Sunday.
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It's time to look the part. Be bold, be you. Made from 100% brass, onyx, and Preciosa Crystal, our Queens Earrings will definitely knock THEM off of their feet. Posts are gold plated.