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Lecția despre cub este o poezie de Nichita Stănescu, cea de deschidere a volumului Operele imperfecte, apărut în 1979.

Poezii din 1979
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The Scotts Shopping Centre was a shopping mall in Singapore, located along Scotts Road in the Orchard Road vicinity. The mall was branded as a high-end boutique mall with outlets like Pois, Blush, Crème, and Kiehl's, with professional women as its target demographic.

History
Opened in 1982, The mall occupied the first five floors with 8,632 m² of net lettable area of No. 6 Scotts Road. Above the mall was a 23-storey, 153-unit serviced apartment complex known as The Ascott, which was previously owned by The Ascott Group. This branding was a result of a makeover in 1985, prior to which it catered chiefly to the needs of wealthy Indonesian tourists. Also in 1985, the first air-conditioned food court in Singapore, Picnic Food Court, was opened.

In 2004, The Ascott Group sold the entire building to Wheelock Properties (Singapore) (then known as Marco Polo Developments) for S$345 million. but continued to manage the serviced apartments till 31 December 2006.

The shopping mall, previously under the management of CapitaLand Retail, was transferred to Wheelock Properties.

Demolition
In 2006, Wheelock Properties announced plans to demolish the entire building and redevelop it as a luxury residential development of 43-floors, of which three floors would be devoted to an upmarket shopping mall. The mall was demolished on the following year in 2007.

Development on the new building, known as Scotts Square, began in 2007 and was completed in 2011.

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Lifetime Networks Names Emmy(R) Winning Producer and Veteran Programmer Joann Alfano ('30 Rock,' 'Scrubs,' 'Will & Grace') as Executive Vice President, Entertainment
She'll take over from Susanne Daniels, who will remain as a consultant to Lifetime Networks.
[via press release from Lifetime]
NEW YORK, Sept. 3 -- JoAnn Alfano, a driving creative force behind critically acclaimed hits such as "30 Rock," "Scrubs," "Will & Grace," "Fresh Prince of Bel Air" and "Homicide: Life on the Street," has been named Executive Vice President, Entertainment, Lifetime Networks, effective immediately.
During her more than 20-year career as a network executive, Alfano led the drama and comedy departments at NBC, where she developed some of the most popular shows on television, including the Emmy(R) Award-winning "Will & Grace," the Peabody Award-winning "Scrubs," and audience favorites "Ed," "Providence" and "Profiler." Before joining Lifetime, Alfano was executive producer of "30 Rock," as well as president of her production company, TV Tray Entertainment, which had a first look deal at NBC Universal Media Studios.
Alfano will be responsible for the programming and scheduling of Lifetime Television and Lifetime Movie Network, far and away the two highest-rated women's networks, as well as Lifetime Real Women (LRW). She will be based in the company's Los Angeles office.
In making the announcement, Andrea Wong, President & CEO, Lifetime Networks, said: "As an accomplished and seasoned executive, JoAnn understands television from both the network and production perspective. Over her career, she has compiled an extensive record of success in comedies and dramas, and forged strong relationships with top-flight talent within the creative community. JoAnn has the ideal combination of creative instincts and leadership skills to develop our next generation of series and movies."
Alfano said: "Everything I've done in my career has led me to this point. I hear about programming jobs all the time and not many turn my head, but this was different. Lifetime is an amazing brand, loved by women and respected in the industry, and to be able to speak to an audience I'm deeply invested in, well, it may sound corny, but it really is the opportunity of a lifetime. I can't wait to start developing new programming and build upon the terrific foundation that Andrea, Susanne, and their staff have created."
Susanne Daniels, who launched "Army Wives," the #1 cable drama for W18-49, and reinvigorated the Lifetime Original Movie franchise, will remain as a consultant to Lifetime Networks.
JoAnn Alfano
Prior to starting TV Tray Entertainment in June 2007, Alfano was President of Broadway Video Television, where she developed and executive produced NBC's "30 Rock" and the short-lived, but critically acclaimed ABC series "Sons and Daughters."
Alfano rose through the ranks at NBC, from New York-based publicist to become Senior Vice President of Drama Development, and then Senior Vice President of Comedy Development.
As Vice President of Prime Time Series for NBC Studios, Alfano developed and oversaw production on several series, including the ground-breaking comedy "Will & Grace," the Peabody Award-winning drama "Homicide: Life on the Street," as well as "Providence," "Profiler," "Fresh Prince of Bel Air," "Working," "In the House" and "The Pretender."
Before joining NBC Studios, Alfano was Director of Current Comedy for NBC Entertainment. She had previously been Director, NBC Media Relations and Primetime Series. In that position, she oversaw the network's press activities for all West Coast-based primetime series. Alfano started her career at NBC as a publicist for "Saturday Night Live" and "The Cosby Show."
Alfano graduated from Queens College in New York with Bachelor of Arts degrees in Communication Arts/Television and English/Pre-Law.
LIFETIME is the leader in women's television and one of the top-rated basic cable television networks. A diverse, multimedia company, LIFETIME is committed to offering the highest quality entertainment and information programming, and advocating a wide range of issues affecting women and their families. LIFETIME Television, Lifetime Movie Network, Lifetime Real Women and Lifetime Digital (including myLifetime.com) are part of LIFETIME Entertainment Services, a 50/50 joint venture of Hearst Corporation and The Walt Disney Company.
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· 30 ROCK (NBC)
· ARMY WIVES (LIFETIME)
· ED (NBC)
· PRETENDER, THE (NBC)
· PROFILER (NBC)
· PROVIDENCE (NBC)
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Psychosia premieres at The Venice International Film Critics' Week
Posted Jul 19, 2019
Marie Grahtø's first feature Psychosia, co-produced by Bufo, will have its world premiere at the Venice International Film Critics' Week. The Critics' Week is an independent and parallel section organized by the National Union of Italian Film Critics (SNCCI) during the 76th Venice International Film Festival. The program includes a selection of seven debut films…
Tommi Korpela awarded as Best Actor at Moscow Film Festival
The lead actor of Void, Tommi Korpela, has been awarded with best actor prize at Moscow Film Festival. In the comedy-drama directed by Aleksi Salmenperä, Korpela plays a writer whose career is in a downward spiral, and who ends up resorting to unusual and even desperate measures in order to get his career going again….
Void premieres in the Main Competition of Moscow Film Festival
Aleksi Salmenperä's comedy-drama Void will receive its international premiere in the Main Competition Program of Moscow International Film Festival. Festival's International Jury is lead by internationally renowned South Korean director Kim Ki-Duk. The festival is held this year on April 18th – 25th. Read more from the festival's website.
Khadar Ahmed to shoot his debut feature The Gravedigger in September in Djibouti
Posted Mar 7, 2019
Writer-director Khadar Ahmed's feature film The Gravedigger is set to shoot in Djibouti, East Africa, in Autumn. This is the debut feature for Ahmed, who has already gained wide recognition with his short films and as a screenwriter. The film will be a co-production between Finland, France and Germany, Mark Lwoff and Misha Jaari from…
The Human Part premieres in the Official Selection Competition of Tallinn Black Nights Film Festival
Director Juha Lehtola's new film The Human Part will premiere in the Official Selection Competition at Tallinn Black Nights Film Festival in November. The film, a comedy-drama inspired by acclaimed Kari Hotakainen's novel by the same name, will have its theatrical release in Finland in December. Started in 1997, the Tallinn Black Nights Film Festival has…
Jörn Donner's The Memory of Ingmar Bergman" premieres at Moscow International Film Festival
Jörn Donner's new documentary "Memory of Ingmar Bergman" will have its world premiere at the Moscow International Film Festival in late April. The memorial film comprises previously unreleased fragments from two extensive interviews Donner conducted with Bergman in 1975 and 1997 – the latter on the occasion of his eightieth birthday on 14 July. Donner…
Juha Lehtola starts shooting "The Human Part" inspired by Kari Hotakainen's bestselling novel
Writer-director Juha Lehtola has started shooting his second feature film, The Human Part. The comedy-drama is inspired by the bestselling novel with the same name written by Kari Hotakainen. The shooting will continue until mid-December in Uusimaa area. The Finnish premiere will be in the Christmas time in 2018. The film will star beloved Finnish…
Jörn Donner's film Fuck Off 2 – Images from Finland premieres in September
Fuck Off 2 – Images from Finland is Jörn Donner's sequel to his film Fuck Off! Images from Finland (1971) and an attempt to depict the enormous change that has taken place in the Republic of Finland during these 46 years. The fundamental question of the feature documentary is: "in today's Finland, is it worth…


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Chris Teesdale
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Chris G. Teesdale, SIOR, is an executive vice president and is on the steering committee for Colliers Logistics and Transportation. He is a member of the Supply Chain Real Estate Advisors Team with Tom Pearson, SIOR in the Dallas-Fort Worth office of Colliers International. He is one of North Texas's most accomplished industrial real estate specialists with more than 30 years' experience in every area of industrial real estate.
Chris specializes in the representation of users for industrial properties, including lease and sale negotiations, strategic planning, finance, development, logistics and multi-modal services. His extensive experience enables him to forecast and anticipate industry trends for his clients.
Chris moved his practice to Colliers in July 2005. He began his industrial real estate career in 1978 by joining Swearingen Realty Group, L.L.C., where he represented major corporations in the acquisition and disposition of their industrial real estate. Prior to working in commercial real estate, Chris had a successful sales career with 3M Company in Dallas.
He has authored numerous articles and frequently speaks to professional organizations about the industrial real estate market.
Society of Industrial and Office Realtors (SIOR)
North Texas Commercial Association of Realtors and Real Estate (NTCAR)
National Association of Realtors (NAR)
Texas Association of Realtors (TAR)
Presbyterian Hospital of Dallas, past Presidents Leadership Council
Real Estate Advisory Board, Episcopal Diocese of Dallas
Hope Cottage, past Board of Directors
Won "Best Land Sale" by D CEO Magazine 2012
Colliers Dallas Top Producer recognition, 2011, 2013, 2014, 2015,2017
D CEO magazine's Power Broker, 2012
Dallas Business Journal's Power Broker recognition, 2009-2017
President's Award for the top commercial Realtor in the U.S. by Oncor International
NTCAR Stemmons Service Award for top commercial Realtor in DFW Metroplex
Heavy Hitter's Award, Best New Industrial Development Award, Who's Who in Commercial Real Estate and Forty Under Forty recognitions
First president of NTCAR, 1995
Society of Industrial and Office Realtors (SIOR) member since 1985; serving as president in 1995 and 1996
Blacks Guide, past Board Member
NTCAR Commercial Real Estate Hall of Fame, founding member, 1987-2017
Market provider for SIOR's Industrial Report and authored many articles for its national publication, The Professional Report
Frequently speaks to professional groups about the industrial real estate market
Former guest lecturer at Texas Tech University and continuing education instructor on negotiations and marketing listings
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"As Vice President of Real Estate at Worldcolor, I commend you for the work you have done with me, and am delighted to recommend you as one of the best industrial brokerage teams with whom I have had the pleasure and opportunity to work. The manner in which you conducted yourselves in negotiations for your client has been an outstanding reflection on you, your company and the services you provide. At all times you understood our position on issues and persevered to find common ground acceptable to both parties." Mario D'Arienzo, VP, Worldcolor Press, Inc.
Chris attended Texas Tech University, where he received his Bachelor of Business Administration.
Memberships & Involvements:
NAR - National Association of Realtors, NTCAR - North Texas Commercial Association of Realtors, Texas Real Estate Commission (TREC), SIOR - Society of Industrial and Office Realtors
Tom Pearson
Tom Pearson is an executive vice president in the industrial division and a member of the Supply Chain Real Estate Advisors Team with Chris Teesdale, SIOR in the Dallas-Fort Worth office of Colliers International. Tom's industrial specialization includes land and building sales, leasing and investment sales.
His extensive experience in almost every area of industrial real estate has enabled him to bring significant value to numerous Fortune 500 companies, as well as developers and institutional owners. Tom has played a key role in handling the national relocation of the distribution center for a Fortune 100 company in addition to selling major properties for some of the largest corporations in the United States.
Prior to joining Colliers in 2006, Tom worked at Cushman & Wakefield as a senior director. While at Cushman & Wakefield, he was a member of the Capital Markets Group and the Industrial Group, where his experience in all facets of industrial real estate included the sale of over 7,600 acres from 2002-2006. During Tom's 35-year real estate career, he was also the executive vice president at The Fults Companies and vice president at Joe Foster Company.
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The police saved this Northampton girl's life - now she wants to work for them
Meg has just been discharged from St Andrews Hospital
Alice Wilson
Meg was discharged from St Andrews on December 10 (Image: Meg Allard)
A girl from Northampton has said that her live was "saved" by the police, and now she wants to become part of her local force.
Meg Allard, 21, celebrated being discharged from St Andrews Hospital on December 10 after just over a year of treatment on the Dialectical Behaviour Therapy ward, and has expressed her gratitude to everyone involved in her recovery, especially the police.
On December 10, 2019, Meg was "saved" by the Metropolitan Police in London when she had decided to attempt to take her own life.
Meg had been given various different treatments and admissions by this point, and she had just been transferred to St Mary's Hospital when she made the decision to make an attempt on her own life.
Meg says the police "saved my life" (Image: Meg Allard)
"I lied about where I was going and took myself to London, when I was ready to kill myself. It was there that I was helped by the Met police.
"The officers took me to a local hospital and they sat with me for nine hours. They were amazing. They were so lovely. I know it's not easy to sit with someone for nine hours who is trying to hurt themselves, but they took it in their stride.
"For so long, dealing with the police just brought back such bad memories for me. So to have interacted with such lovely officers really helped with that."
And it's not just the Met Police who helped Meg through her recovery.
Having lived in Northampton all her life, Meg has come across Northants Police several times and, although not every encounter is a good memory, she has said she cannot thank them enough for all they've done for her.
Meg has made a brilliant recovery (Image: Meg Allard)
"Northampton is where I have always lived, so I have had a lot of encounters with Northamptonshire Police. There have been times when I had left the hospital and they had to find me. My family and friends have had to call them several times.
"Their intervention and support has honestly been amazing. I don't have enough words to show the gratitude I have for them.
"If it wasn't for them, I know wholeheartedly that I would be dead."
Meg is currently living in supported accommodation (Image: Meg Allard)
Since returning from London, Meg has been receiving treatment at St Andrews and has now been discharged into supported accommodation where she can live more independently.
Meg has said that St Andrews was integral to her recovery and that she feels "lucky" to have had the support she received.
"Before I was admitted to St Andrews, I was really struggling. After I attempted to take my own life in London, I was put forward to be in a locked in rehab at St Andrews and I hadn't heard the best things about the hospital. I thought it was going to kill me.
"But I was so wrong. The staff there, and especially my therapist are all amazing. They helped me to focus on my goals, both short term and long term and I've come so far in my recovery."
Meg is currently studying for her GCSEs (Image: Meg Allard)
And Meg's goals are now very clearly set out. After mental health struggles disrupted her school work, she is currently studying for her GCSEs which she is on track to pass with flying colours.
Once she has the grades she needs, she then wants to train to work for the very people who "saved" her life - the police, and in her home county of Northants.
"I want to do a nursing course at Northampton College and work towards becoming a mental health nurse within the police force," she said.
"I want to help people who are like I was. I have literally stood in their shoes and that is how advice is best taken, when it comes from someone who truly understands.
"It's something I'm so passionate about, and working as a mental health nurse within the police force might even mean I can become a police officer one day."
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So, having come through her own personal trauma, several different hospital admissions, self harm and made an amazing recovery, what is Meg's advice to someone struggling with their own mental health issues?
"Every experience is individual, so you could be in exactly the same place as someone else but have a totally different experience," she said.
"If someone had told me a year ago about going into St Andrews and coming out the other side I would not have believed them.
"Just grab every opportunity to talk to people and open up. Once you can get things off your chest and have opened up, that is how things start to get solved. Sharing problems is the best way to work through them."
The Samaritans' confidential helpline is open around the clock, every day of the year, providing a safe place for people to talk.
Whatever you're going through, you can call the Samaritans any time, from any phone for FREE, on 116 123.
You can email jo@samaritans.org, with a maximum response time of 24 hours.


About a year ago the writer had an opportunity to examine some sections of gravel and sand on the hillside opposite to Peel Castle. The material was much cross-bedded, and it was difficult to determine whether it was a raised sea-beach or an old river-terrace. The situation of the beds, and their elevation above sea-level, proves them to be old. They are at different elevations on the hillside, and within a few yards of the present sea margin, and about the same distance from the estuary of the stream or river running into the Harbour of Peel.
The rock forming the base is clay-slate of Lower Silurian or Cambrian age, dipping at a high angle. Lying upon this rock is a bed of gravel three or four feet thick, then a layer of sandy loam, and upon this about 10 or 12 inches of surface soil with vegetable remains. No shells were found in the gravel, or their origin might easily have been determined. The height above the sea-level of the different deposits varies from 50 to 100 feet more or less. The sandy loam appears to be a rain-wash accumulation with vegetable matter; also the darker coloured surface soil with roots of heather, etc.


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Revived – Cat Patrick
"I'm flattened and thrashing on the sun-warmed track next to the football field, lying on what looks like asphalt but what I realise, now that I'm down here, is actually that fake spongy stuff. It reeks like it was just installed/ There's a woman kneeling beside my right shoulder, shouting into a cellphone."
Daisy has died, five times, each time she has died she has been Revived. Revive is a drug, currently in its testing phase, which brings people back after they have died. It has its imitations and every time Daisy dies her and her guardians have to move away and start a new life. When the latest Revive moves them off to Omaha Daisy finds herself getting attached to the place, not wanting to move again she knows that she has to be careful, but Omaha has other things in plan for Daisy and despite her making a real life for herself and falling in love, bad luck follows her everywhere.
I adored Cat Patrick's first book, so much so that I was worried about Revived, what if it didn't live up to Forgotten, what if I didn't enjoy it? I knew that these questions wouldn't be answered if I didn't read the book and I'm so glad I did because I seriously needn't have worried, Revived was a beautiful and brilliant story.
Thankfully the science behind Revive wasn't explained in a lot of detail so that didn't put me off at all, there's just one little bit where Daisy describes it as a kind of electric shock coming at you from the inside instead of the outside. Instead the theories behind the drug and its use were explored in more detail, about its limitations and what it can do for people who have had it happen to them. In so many cases if made the children's lives, who were in the bus crash that were revived when Daisy was four, so much better, but did it really? Daisy is still in contact with so many of them and it appeared so but they were constantly worrying and constantly being watched by the agents involved in the program. The matters of life and death and the problems associated with the drug worked so well and although it was awful I am so glad that the storyline with Daisy's friend was included, but that's all I'll tell you about that.
The characters were beautifully developed and I felt that I understood and loved them all. Daisy was a bit flaky at first but it was understandable and I loved her once we got to know her better, she questioned things that she didn't think settled properly and she was very mature for her age, she wasn't an angry teen who was miffed at being pulled away from every life she had started each time something bad happened to her and that really helped. Megan was an awesome character and I loved the relationship that Daisy and Megan had, especially the blog that the had together, that was great. I also loved that Megan was transgender but nothing major came out of it, and it wasn't made a big deal of, it was just one of those things. Matt and Audrey were amazing characters and I loved how friendly and lovable both of them were. I think Audrey kinda used Daisy a little at first but I know why and I loved the relationship that Daisy built up with the siblings. Matt was swoon worthy and I couldn't bear to live without him so I'm glad Daisy didn't really have to. Mason also deserves a mention as one of Daisy's guardians, you could always tell that her cared a lot for Daisy and I'm glad you got to find out more about him towards the end which made a few things more prominent and make more sense. I loved that he treated Daisy as an adult and was straight with her about everything as I think he helped shape her into a better character.
The romance aspect of this book is heartwarming but also heartbreaking. Matt and Daisy go through so much together that I just wanted the world to stop for them and let them just be. Things like that don't always happen though and life rarely has an ultimate happy ending, I did love the way the relationship developed and its outcome though, it made me all sappy!
The book isn't all fantastical but it really was high up there on my favourites of this year. It did dip a little in the middle and I saw one thing coming a mile off but it didn't make me enjoy the book less and I liked the fact I was right so I hope it wont put others off too.
If you are looking for a great love story with friendship, family and a bit of crazy government covert work then Revived is for you. It makes you think about a lot of things and I think it opened my eyes to the way that testing and scientific research works. I enjoyed that aspect of it just as much as I loved the romance and the characters and the friendships within the book and think that its well worth a read.
Revived was published on July 2nd by Electric Monkey. My copy was kindly sent in exchange for an honest review by the publisher.
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Zoe Crook
I agree with everything you said – Revived blew me away. I loved it more than Forgotten, which is really saying something 😉 Great review!
Cliona
I love the sound of this – it's like, my most anticipated read of 2012! 😀 Amazing review, I NEED to read this soon!
I only sort of skimmed your review, because I have mine to write. I don't know, I think this one fell sort of flat for me 🙁 But I'm glad you enjoyed it more than I did..


Producers obviously had high hopes for Judge Dredd – not only did they cast Sylvester Stallone in the titular role, they hired Gianni Versace to design costumes for the project. Despite their best efforts, the team behind Judge Dredd just couldn't settle on a decent direction for the project – critics slammed it for attempting to parody the action-filled superhero genre while refusing to stray from its conventions and clichés. It just didn't make any sense.


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Cornhole tournament raises funds for injured Washington County firefighter | WDVM25 & DCW50
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HAGERSTOWN, Md. (WDVM) — Community members are rallying around a Washington County firefighter who was injured while fighting a structure fire in June.
Michael "Micky" Burgesser works as a full-time firefighter in Loudoun County, Virginia, and also serves as a part-time firefighter in Washington County. According to a report from the Maryland State Fire Marshal's Office, Burgesser sustained first, second, and third-degree burns to his upper torso and legs and was flown to MedStar Washington Hospital Center for treatment. In a public post on his Facebook account, Burgesser explained he was trapped in a lean-to-floor collapse in the fire on June 29th. He explained the ceiling of the burning structure collapsed on top of him and the floor gave out, trapping him in debris.
Burgesser's friend and fellow firefighter, Conner Greenlee, organized the tournament in an effort to fundraise to help the injured firefighter and his family during his recovery process. Greenlee says he saw an outpouring of support from firefighters not only in Washington and Loudoun counties but from across the country.
"I've had fire companies reach me from all over the country. I'm talking from Ohio, Illinois, Arizona, Virginia, Florida, you name it, these people have reached out," Greenlee said. "Fire service is a brotherhood and it really showed today."
Burgesser was taken around the event on facetime by his sister-in-law and was greeted with cheers and well wishes from attendees. Adam White, a firefighter in Loudoun County and a member of Burgesser's fire company, was grateful for the public's support during a very difficult time.
"It's great to see the community rally behind first responders," White said. "All the departments that have come out to support us, whether they be career departments or volunteer agencies, it's all good to see them all coming out for one good cause to help a gentleman that's in need, right now, and needs the community support at this time right now."
Burgesser's sister, Christine Divelbiss, was overwhelmed by the turnout and attended the event on behalf of her family, many of whom were visiting him in the hospital.
"From the bottom of our [the Burgesser family's] hearts, we want to thank everyone that put this together, that spent their time volunteering, that came out just to show the support for my brother," Divelbiss said, holding back tears. "I mean, obviously, it's uplifting his spirits, it's definitely helping him while he is recovering. So thank you."
To donate to the Firefighter Michael Burgesser Recovery Fund, please visit the GoFundMe page.
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Careers Clinic: How do I work with a poor script?
I first began writing my own stuff as a means of filling in the downtime between acting jobs, and although acting is still my first love, I have become serious enough about my other job to have taken several courses, including a few taught by some highly respected playwrights and screenwriters.
I also spend a lot of time reading the great scripts from Shakespeare through Chekhov right up to the present day. While I am sure this is having a very positive effect on my writing skills, it is leading to a few issues on the acting side, not least because, like many actors, I'm currently trying to take as much work that comes my way as I can with a view to building up my credits.
Unfortunately a lot of the things I get asked to do are not very well written (to put it kindly) and being increasingly conscious of this, it is becoming a lot harder to give them my all. In most cases I've found that suggesting a different line or improvising a better one in rehearsal goes down like a lead balloon. Is there a way of bringing these two sides of my creativity into harmony?
JOHN BYRNE'S ADVICE Your question put me in mind of a comedy writing festival I was involved in around 10 years ago. The basic idea was that there were 10 half-hour scripts by new writers, which were performed by an ensemble of 12 actors with a view to any particularly successful scripts being developed as television pilots. A great opportunity for the writers to display their talents before the programme-makers and commissioners and also for talented, up-and-coming actors to be 'seen' by the same audience.
At least one of the scripts did go on to become a successful show, but for me the most interesting aspect of the event is to reflect on how many of the talented but then unknown actors not only achieved their 'getting on TV' goal, but are still turning up there a decade later. By my reckoning four of them fit that description – exactly the four names I predicted, as it happens. I had better point out that this prediction was not based either on my crystal-ball reading or even my talent-spotting skills – as already mentioned, all 12 of the actors were undeniably talented. The nature of any new writing festival is that the quality of the writing often varies widely and new comedy writing in particular often crashes in flames as much as it push boundaries.
What became obvious with each show was which cast members 'turned it on' when they had a good script to work with, but tended to hold back or lose heart when the material was less assured. The 'fantastic four' took a different approach – they made good scripts better, but they also used every trick in their book to drag even the most poorly written parts they were given up to a professional level. Bear in mind that these actors were beginners with not many tricks up their sleeves at that point – but I am still sure it was the 'make it work' attitude that got them noticed and ultimately got them to where they are now.
It's important for actors to make their own work, so by all means keep writing your own and studying the best – but if you genuinely want to be a working actor as well as a working writer, the wider the range of material you get to work on the better, and – within reason – this applies to quality too. The question to ask is not 'Could I have written this better?' but 'What can I bring to what has been written to make it better?'. Changing the script without the writer's permission is disrespectful – transforming it with your commitment and the power of your performance is what will get you better scripts to work with in the future.


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Mateus Cupertino Costa (born 1 January 1970) is the current interim manager of I-League club Churchill Brothers.

Coaching career
On 10 January 2015, it was revealed that Costa had been coaching Sporting Clube de Goa in the Federation Cup after the dismissal Óscar Bruzón. Costa lead Sporting Goa to the semi-finals of the Federation Cup where they lost 3–0 to eventual champions, Bengaluru FC.

In 2020, he appointed as new head coach of Churchill Brothers, after the sacked Portuguese manager Bernardo Tavares.

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Living people
1970 births

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"Get up tomorrow early in the morning, and earlier than you did today, and do the best that you can. Always stay near me, for tomorrow I will have much to do and more than I ever had, and tomorrow blood will leave my body above the breast."
― Joan of Arc
Topic(s): Morning
"One life is all we have and we live it as we believe in living it. But to sacrifice what you are and to live without belief, that is a fate more terrible than dying."
Topic(s): Life
"I think there's a time as a writer when you want to see the best things in life, and you go out wherever you go with your dreams as a writer or a composer." ― Tori Amos
"You have the freedom to live and let live, to love and let love. Granting yourself that freedom is one of the healthiest, most constructive things you can do for yourself and the people who matter to you." ― Martha Beck
"Some people have such a talent for making the best of a bad situation that they go around creating bad situations so they can make the best of them." ― Jean Kerr
"Women who marry early are often overly enamored of the kind of man who looks great in wedding pictures and passes the maid of honor his telephone number." ― Anna Quindlen
"Happiness always looks small while you hold it in your hands, but let it go, and you learn at once how big and precious it is." ― Maxim Gorky


The 7th Mediterranean Neuroscience conference that will be held in Marrakech (Morocco, 23-27 June 2019) is now accepting submissions for proposed oral and poster communications. Deadline January 31st, 2019!
The MNS Scientific Meeting invites authors to submit abstracts for presentation. Submissions are sought for oral and poster presentations and can be made via the email address below.
All abstracts must follow the instructions listed below and be submitted by January 31st, 2019.
To be accepted, at least one author must be registered and have paid to attend the conference by January 31st, 2019.
Abstracts may be submitted as oral or poster presentations. Please note, if an overwhelming number of oral presentation submissions are received, the Review Committee reserves the right to make a presentation for these abstracts.
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I have found that the middle school teachers are not just using me to be the "technology teacher".  Initially some of the teachers were learning right along with the students.  Now they are signing out the other mobile carts on their own and occasionally thinking about their lessons with technology in mind.  We always work together to integrate the technology skills with the content.  Some of the elementary teachers have signed out carts on their own but their time is so regulated it is difficult to fit in more than two hours a month.
Another bonus to this model is the second "professional teacher" in the classroom.   Having me in the room to trouble shoot the "technology issues" has raised the comfort level of most teachers.  It is intimidating to think (know) your students know more than you about technology.  Another pair of eyes, especially in the middle school, has been helpful.  I was a classroom teacher for 24 years before starting this job so I think my co-teachers also think that if I can make computers work perhaps they can as well.
I have also been running after school mini technology workshops for any staff member who wishes to attend.  They were well attended the first year by teachers whose classes I was not visiting.  Now they are mostly attended by the teaching assistants.
ago. For about 10 years I was an elementary science consultant (k-6).
science materials so we could do "hands-on" inquiry based teaching.
to do to meet my goal?
upset with me. My administrator wasn't too happy!
students about the great science that was going on their classrooms.
classroom teachers teaching their own lessons with me as a consultant.
teachers and students in the course. The course lasted for three years.
> integration isn't just the luck of the draw!  Thanks.


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Asamoah Gyan to Reading FC: Deal OFF after Ghana striker fails medical
The 30-year-old Ghana striker will not be moving to Madejski Stadium on loan
Charles Watts
Asamoah Gyan has failed his medical and will not be joining Reading FC.
The Ghana skipper was put through his paces by the club on Monday ahead of a season loan move from Chinese club Shanghai SIPG.
But getreading understands the 30-year-old did not pass the medical checks as he would not be fit enough to play for eight weeks.
Asamoah Gyan undergoes Reading FC medical ahead of loan switch
So Royals have opted against signing the former Sunderland man.
Gyan made his name in England playing for the Black Cats, who he joined from Rennes in 2010. He spent two seasons with the Black Cats before heading to Al Ain in Abu Dhabi where he scored a staggering 73 goals in 65 games - including 44 goals in one season.
Then in July 2015 he joined Chinese Super League team Shanghai SIPG - having secured a contract which made him one of the best paid players on the planet - taking home £227,000 a week.
Reading FC transfer news LIVE: Gyan deal collapses, McCleary linked with Cardiff


A new client approached Jabula Interior Projects with a view to revamping their existing office space, which had become outdated and "tired". Our designer came up with some exciting options to make it a much more pleasant and "fresh" workplace! This was presented to our client who was delighted with our ideas and colour schemes, resulting in him visiting several London showrooms with Richard. We look forward to working on this new project.


I am not sure how many of you have checked out the links, lists and such on the right side but this post is working toward the goal of using PSE6.
Photoshop Elements 6 is a great tool and I am just learning the possibilities. Recently I worked on a picture of my bike and truck. I finished a ride and remembered that I have a slideshow assignment coming up about who I am. I mountain bike so I took some pictures. None of the pictures were capturing the bike like I wanted so PSE6 here I come.
I started by adjusting the hue and saturation of the blue layer because I wanted to bike to jump off the page. Then I added a layer and removed all the color from the picture. Finally I "painted" the color back into the picture.


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Q: Wubi on Windows 8 without secure boot? I have a MacBook Pro.
I've heard rumours that if Windows 8 is going to have this thing called "Secure boot", Wubi cannot work.  At first I plan to install Ubuntu on my mac via Wubi(and windows via bootcamp), but since I can't find my Windows 7 Installation CD, I  installed Windows 8 on my Mac and installed Ubuntu on a VM.
Then suddenly Windows 8 Release Preview was released so I decided to  install over my existing copy of Windows 8 Consumer Preview.
When I went to the Windows 8 Upgrade assistant, it said that the firmware on my Mac doesn't support Secure booting.  I don't even know what it means, but since the Upgrade assistant said that the Mac cannot support secure booting, can I install Wubi successfully?  And what is secure booting anyways?
Any help will be appreciated.

A: The point about Secure boot isn't supported is an information point - it's not necessary for your UEFI to support Secure Boot or have it enabled on x86 systems. Wubi should run fine.
As for Secure Boot: Secure Boot is a UEFI feature which signs the bootloader and prevents unsigned firmware or software / drivers from running.

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America's renowned integrative cardiologist is back on the show. Dr Stephen Sinatra and Alexx talk about Tommy and Stephen's newly released book: Health Revelations from heaven and earth. This starts with Dr Sinatra's chance meeting with Tommy Rosa, someone who had a profound near death experience and came back as a powerful healer. He was fascinated by Tommy' s gift, and he'd had a few patients on his operating table who'd had near death experiences themselves – including one who was extremely upset to have been 'rescued'. Together they decided to explore healing and what lessons we can learn from both heave and earth to produce the most powerful healing possible. Sinatra shares some incredible stories and principles of healing and how a sense of connectedness is often at the root of great health.
If you're keen to learn more about Raymond Moody's near death experiences, have a look at this website honouring him and his work.
In the show Alexx and Stephen talk about 'the divine interconnectedness of all things' – and Dr Sinatra mentions a great movie around this theme Babel.
Loved tbis Podcast Alex. Am going to get their book to read now. Thankyou.
I have taken away a lot from this podcast. Thank you Alexx and Dr Sinatra for sharing.


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La Compagnia  dei Santi Crespino e Crespiniano dei Calzolai era un'antica confraternita di Firenze.

Storia
La Compagnia nacque il 6 giugno 1502 dall'unione di due confraternite di calzolai e ciabattini esistenti: quella della nazione tedesca, che fino ad allora si era riunita in una cappella dedicata a santa Caterina in San Lorenzo, e quella "italiana". Vennero scelti come protettori i martiri Crespino e Crespiniano, protettori appunto di quella categoria di lavoratori. Il primo luogo di ritrovo della compagnia unificata era l'oratorio di Santa Maria della Neve in via San Gallo; nel corso poi del XVII secolo si trasferì in uno di quei locali, poi distrutti, dietro la tribuna della Santissima Annunziata, con accesso dall'attuale via Gino Capponi e accanto alla sede della Compagnia di San Sebastiano. Infine, dalla fine del Seicento, nell'oratorio dei Santi Crispino e Crespiniano in Borgo la Croce.

Vi potevano partecipare tutti i professionisti delle calzature, mestiere assai diffuso a Firenze: tra essi si distinguevano in calzolai o scarpentieri (fabbricanti di scarpe generiche), calzaiuoli (di calze suolate, simili a lunghi stivali), ciabattini (di calzature aperte), zoccolai (di zoccoli) e pianellai (di scarpe con la zeppa). La confraternita offriva mutua assistenza ai confratelli in difficoltà fisiche ed economiche.

Le tornate si svolgevano ogni seconda e quarta domenica del mese, nelle solennità legate alla Vergine, e il giorno dei patroni, il 25 ottobre.

Già in decadenza e in difficoltà finanziarie  prima delle soppressioni leopoldine, nel novembre del 1784 fu unita a quelle della Nunziata e San Lorenzo in Piano. Tuttavia solo un anno dopo, nel 1785, Pietro Leopoldo emise il motu proprio che sopprimeva tutte le confraternite, compresa questa che non venne più rifondata.

Stemma
Lo stemma della Compagnia era d'azzurro, con una corona d'oro da cui fuoriuscivano due foglie di palma dello stesso colore in decusse, simbolo del doppio martirio dei suoi protettori, sovrastanti una lesina e un trincetto, arnesi tipici del mestiere.

Note

Bibliografia
Luciano Artusi e Antonio Palumbo, De Gratias. Storia, tradizioni, culti e personaggi delle antiche confraternite fiorentine, Newton Compon Editori, Roma 1994.

Voci correlate
Oratorio di San Pierino (Firenze)
Confraternite di Firenze

Crespino e Crespiniano


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Florian David
Florian David Blöchinger (artistically known as Florian David) is a rare breed – he's both an extremely talented concert performer as well as a world-class guitar maker. Since birth, Florian has been immersed in the world of the classical and flamenco guitar. Being the son of world-renowned luthier Edmund Blöchinger, Florian has not only been around the construction of instruments his entire life, but has also studied the instrument as a player extensively.
Since his childhood, he has regularly attended guitar concerts with his father and together they have spent hours listening to recordings of the great maestros. As an impressionable child, this inspiring environment helped him to fall in love with the instrument and its music.
At the age of 6 he asked his father if there was any chance that he could learn to play the guitar. Fortunately, Klaus Duschl, a well-respected teacher and close friend of Edmund, lived just a few miles away, and weekly lessons ensued. Seeing that he had really taken an interest in playing the guitar, his father built a smaller scale instrument when Florian was 9 years old and since then, he has always had a guitar of his fathers to play.
Since the mid-1990's the Blöchingers have had a close friendship with the Romero family. When Pepe Sr. first saw young Florian play the guitar, he was impressed and offered to teach him as well. His first lessons with Pepe started in the workshop of his father, and his lessons with Pepe have continued regularly to the present day. Already as a child he won several first prizes in competitions and maintained a regular schedule of performing publicly. In 2008, at the age of 15, he had his first duo performance together with Pepe Romero in Munich and continues to perform in solo and ensemble settings.
Though Florian spent a lot of time in the workshop as a child, admiring the woods and tools, he never felt the desire to build a guitar, feeling that it was too difficult for him and recognizing that he had more fun playing the guitar anyhow. This changed as he aged, and in 2013 at the age of 21, Florian decided to build his first guitar jointly with his father. He completely fell in love with the entire experience from start to finish. He made the decision the day that guitar was completed to become a professional luthier.
In order to find his own style, Florian spent a considerable amount of time with his close friend, luthier Pepe Romero Jr., learning his approach to guitar making. Additionally, Florian also was able to study the Romero family collection of guitars, which has been monumentally important for him – indeed he was able to intimately inspect and play guitars from the greatest makers of the past, including Antonio de Torres, Hermann Hauser I, Santos Hernandez, Domingo Esteso and Miguel Rodriguez. Upon his return to Germany, Florian apprenticed in a small workshop in Munich and attended the luthier school in Mittenwald, graduating in 2016.
With all of this accumulated knowledge and experience, Florian continues to develop and refine his own model. Although his guitars appear similar to his father's guitars (most noticeably the plantilla and headstock shape), they are actually a blend of his favorite ideas found in instruments by his father Edmund, Pepe Romero Jr., and the guitars of Miguel Rodriguez. The fact that he is not only a guitar maker but also a guitarist helps him to understand what changes in building affect the sound. He works alone in his own private workshop in Dorfen, about 30 miles outside of Munich.
Florian has performed with such Maestros as Pepe Romero or Vicente Coves and recently with Luis Mariano and constantly works on his playing aside from the construction of these fine instruments.
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Chairman of the Gambia National Youth Council (NYC) has said at the launch of youth Connekt Gambia last week that young people deserve the right to live their dream in the country instead of dying in the deserts and oceans while hoping to reach Europe and other Western nations in search of opportunities.
Dembo Kambi said to make this a reality, there is need for young people to be given the space and dialogue to contribute in designing and implementing polices and strategies to allow their creativity and entrepreneurship to thrift and promote the country's transformation process.
He said it has being reported that about 56.8 per cent of Gambian youth are unemployed, saying education and training remained a challenge to those youth, which is one reason why some of them embark on the backway migration and other social vises.
The NYC Chairman said the aim of the summit is also to discuss a wide range of issues that affect young people and find innovative and sustainable solutions to address them, including issues of unemployment, employment creation, access to ICT, closing the gender gap and nurturing young leaders for present and the future.
He further told the gathering that it is logical and smart for all actors and stakeholders to support and empower youth in skill development and employment creation. "When leaders engage young people with the core to create policies, strategies and opportunities, the impossible will become a possibility," he said.
He stressed that if youth are given the necessary space and the attention, they can help in unleashing youth creativity that is needed in reaping demographic dividend.
Mr. Kambi solicited government support to provide enabling environment and resources that will help encourage youth participation and empowerment in creating national youth development funds.
"We the young people want the domestication of the Africa youth development funds by the government of The Gambia to create national youth development fund that will support youth development and youth empowerment," he emphasized.
Chairman Kambi said youth participation in national development is a concern of the National Youth Council, saying achieving the goals of youth Connekt requires great political leadership and support.
She encouraged delegates of the summit to recognise the diversity of Gambian young people and to understand that in diversity there is strength.
She conveys UNDP's continued commitment to the youth agenda and assured them that they will continue to work with other UN and developing partners to enhance youth empowerment agenda in The Gambia.
Hadrammeh Sidibeh, minister of youth and sports said the summit is also aimed at bringing together over 200 policy makers and policy influencers, including young people to discuss on issues affecting them and to find innovative and sustainable solutions relating to employment creation, closing the gender gap and nurturing young people as future leaders.


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FROM golang:1.9.1

# Set timezone to Asia/Tokyo
ENV TZ /usr/share/zoneinfo/Asia/Tokyo

RUN apt-get update \
  && apt-get install -y build-essential git curl wget \
                        zlib1g-dev libxml2-dev libxslt1-dev \
                        openssl less libssl-dev libreadline-dev vim unzip

# Install protobuf
# https://github.com/grpc/grpc-docker-library
RUN mkdir -p /tmp/protoc && \
  curl -L https://github.com/google/protobuf/releases/download/v3.0.0/protoc-3.0.0-linux-x86_64.zip > /tmp/protoc/protoc.zip && \
  cd /tmp/protoc && \
  unzip protoc.zip && \
  cp /tmp/protoc/bin/protoc /usr/local/bin && \
  chmod go+rx /usr/local/bin/protoc && \
  cd /tmp && \
  rm -r /tmp/protoc

# Install glide
RUN curl https://glide.sh/get | sh

# Add the local package files to the container's workspace.
COPY ./ /go/src/
COPY ./ /go/src/server/

WORKDIR /go/src/server/

# Install go protobuf generator
RUN go get github.com/golang/protobuf/protoc-gen-go

# Install fresh for live reloading
RUN go get github.com/pilu/fresh

# Install packages via glide
RUN glide install


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What courses does Nyankpala Campus offer?
Established in May 1992 by the Government of Ghana to "blend the academic world with that of the community in order to provide constructive interaction between the two for the total development of Northern Ghana, in particular, and the country as a whole" (PNDC Law 279, Section 279).
"The UDS was borne out of the new thinking in higher education which emphasizes the need for universities to play a more active role in addressing problems of the society, particularly in the rural areas" (Effah, 1998).
It began academic work in September 1993 with the admission of forty (40) students into the Faculty of Agriculture, (FoA), Nyankpala.
The Faculty of Integrated Development Studies, (FIDS), Faculty of Planning and Land Management (FPLM), School of Business and Law, Wa, Faculty of Education (FoE), and School of Medicine and Health Sciences (SMHS), Tamale, Faculty of Renewable Natural Resources (FRNR), Faculty of Agriculture (FoA) and the Faculty of Agribusiness and Communication Sciences (FACS), Nyankpala, Faculty of Applied Sciences (FAS), Faculty of Mathematical Sciences(FMS), Navrongo and the Graduate School now in Tamale were phased in from 1994 to date.
1. Promoting equitable and socio-economic transformation of communities through practically oriented, community based, problem solving, gender sensitive and interactive research, teaching, learning and outreach activities.
2. Providing higher education to persons suitably qualified for and capable of benefiting from it.
3. Positioning itself as a national asset in the facilitation of lifelong learning.
4. Developing its information and communication technology infrastructure as the driving force for the education of more people, more rapidly and the improvement of efficiency and academic quality in order to advance community and national development.
Where is Nyankpala Campus located?


This week, September 17- 23, is National Farm Safety and Health Week. When it comes to farming, there is always the potential for dangerous situations to arise. It surrounds your daily tasks. But during harvest season, farmers spend countless hours in combines, tractors, and trucks, in fields and on roads – increasing risks for injuries.
Rural Safety and Health Specialist Karen Funkenbusch said harvest season is a good time to review farm safety procedures for your farming operations.
Be careful when approaching harvesting equipment. Approach from the front and gain eye contact with the operator before approaching.
Read and follow instructions in equipment operator's manuals. Follow instructions on product labels for safe use, handling and storage.
Conduct routine inspections of your equipment to determine problems and potential failures that may contribute to or cause an accident.
Keep all walkways and platforms open and free of tools, debris or other obstacles. Clean all walkways and platforms before use.
For more farm and harvest safety measures, visit The National Education Center for Agricultural Safety.


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Reading Now Christopher Jarrett Medina Gardner – Net worth, family, full biography etc
Christopher Jarrett Medina Gardner – Net worth, family, full biography etc
Christopher Jarret Medina Gardner was born on 28 January 1981 in San Francisco, California, United States. He is the first child of Chris Gardner and Jackie Medina. He is the adherent of the book 'The pursuit of Happiness'. Christopher Jarret has a younger sister Jachintha Medina.
Christopher Jarrett is popular because of his father Chris Gardner. Chris Gardner is an American entrepreneur, author, and motivational speaker. Chris has a net worth of $70 billion by 2020.
Their story is popularized after the release of the movie 'The Pursuit of Happyness' inspired by the book written by Chris Gardner. Gabriel Muccino directed the movie featuring Will Smith.
Christopher Jarret – Son of Chris Gardner
1. What does Christopher Medina do?
2. What is his real name?
3. Is Sherry Dyson his real mother?
4. What is Christopher Jarret Medina's Nationality?
5. Christopher Jarret Medina's age?
6. Christopher Jarret Medina's religion?
7. Eye Color?
Chris Gardner married Sherry Dyson within a few years of their marriage their relationship disengaged. Chris had an extra-marital affair with a dental student Jackie Medina. Within four months of their affair, Jackie became pregnant and moved in with her.
During this time Chris worked as a lab assistant in a Veteran hospital with a monthly salary of $600 per month. Chirs struggled during this time he sometimes kept his son in childcare during his work time.
As this was not enough to support his family he left his job as a lab assistant and applied for a new job as a salesman in medical. Where he got a much better salary to support his living and family.
After Gardner sold his little stake in Gardner Rich in a multimillion-dollar bargain in 2006, he became CEO and author of Christopher Gardner International Holdings, with workplaces in New York, Chicago, and San Francisco.
Christopher Jarrett Medina Gardner
No, Sherry Dyson is his stepmother.
He is American.
39 years as of 2020 since he was born on 28 July 1981
He follows Christianity.
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Rochester charter school succeeds on a shoestring
By Laurel Druley
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While several school districts around the state are spending a lot of energy right now tightening belts, charter schools are unfazed. They're already working with modest budgets. In the last year, a handful of charter schools have been shut down because of criticism over how they spend their money. But administrators at a Rochester charter school say their school should be a role model to others.
Zachary Brund, Mika Waldron, ROC director Jay Martini, and Jennifer Solberg (left to right). ROC was formed when Rochester Public School administrators enforced a zero-tolerance policy in the early '90s. Educators expelled all students involved with drugs or gangs. Since then the program has expanded to include students who need extra attention.
(MPR Photo/Laurel Druley)
Zachary Brund, 17, came to Rochester Off Campus - or ROC -after he went through alcohol treatment and got sober. He says at ROC kids feel respected and trust the teachers.
"They're your teachers, but they have parental qualities that a lot of kids don't get anywhere else. They make you want to do good," Brund says.
Almost every wall at ROC has a mural. The colors in the student artwork match some of the kids' hair. Jennifer Solberg points to her pink hair and says, at ROC she's not afraid to be herself.
"I'm much more comfortable with what I wear now. I'm not following the sheep," says Solberg.
Brund and Solberg go to class with 60 other students. Another 30 students attend night classes.
ROC was formed six years ago when Rochester Public Schools enforced a zero-tolerance rule. The district administrators kicked out all the students involved with gangs. ROC was founded as an alternative - a place for those kids to go.
The Rochester Off Campus school is filled with colorful murals painted by its students. This is one example.
ROC started as a cooperative effort with Rochester Public Schools, and became an independent charter school with its own district. Because the school's been so successful with kids who need special attention, now there's even a waiting list.
"Rochester has so many students, and Rochester's population is so diverse in terms of skill level and in terms of baggage kids bring," says Jay Martini, director and co-founder of ROC. "It is impossible for any school in the state to say they address all the needs of all the students. What ROC has tried to do is be another item on the education menu."
For one reason or another, the students at ROC need more attention. Many of the students are abused, homeless, or drug addicts. The program works because they keep it small. Martini says ROC's staff and students make the school a success. That success can affect entire families.
"When a mom sits in a conference and tears up because this is the first time in (her) son's life that she's heard something positive about (her) son or daughter - that's a joy," Martini says.
ROC's not only had success with its students, but also with its bottom line.
ROC student Mika Waldron says he likes ROC because he can relate with all the other students. He also says he respects and trusts his teachers.
Martini calls a charter school budget bare-bones. He says he furnished his office for $40. To save money, he buys plastic lawn furniture off-season for classrooms. Each faculty member wears a second or third hat. The math teacher, for example, is also in charge of transportation and staff development.
ROC is funded like other public schools. It can apply for state money earmarked for programs like free and reduced lunches and special education. It can't get any additional money from local taxpayers, but it can get extra money from grants. ROC is still working off a start-up grant.
Without the grant, ROC spends about $4,500 per pupil. The state average is about $6,000. When Martini looks around at the traditional public schools making severe budget cuts, he says it's sad.
"School districts didn't get into the state they're in maliciously, nor with intent," says Martini. "They got into the position at whims of the Legislature, and governors past and present. We're living with decisions that weren't made yesterday. We're living with decisions that were made a while back."
Martini is unwilling to criticize his public school colleagues. But he acknowledges that traditional public school budgets do have overhead that can be cut. He says at ROC when they talk about overhead, they're talking about the roof.
Minnesota Association of Charter Schools


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"Rarely is the question asked, is our children learning?" --Pres. George W. Bush, Jan. 11, 2000
The Four Children of the Haggadah in My Classroom
One of my favorite parts of the Passover seder has always been the discussion of the Four Children. The traditional seder discusses four children – The Wise Son, The Wicked Son, The Simple One, and The One Who Doesn't Know How to Ask. Each of these sons has their own question, and the haggadah explains the appropriate response for each one. Since entering the classroom, I've had my own thoughts about each of these children, and their manifestations in my own classroom.
The Wise Son asks, "What are the laws and statutes by which to fulfill the commandments of Passover?" This son is exalted, because he seeks to learn more about the rituals of the Passover. Furthermore, this question is considered wise, because it shows understanding of the story of Passover, and seeks deeper meaning from the seder.
A wise child in the classroom hopefully offers the same sort of questioning for the teacher. A wise child is not content with the cursory understanding of a topic or a strategy, but asks for more information. While too many children are willing to absorb knowledge passively without further elucidation, a wise child asks for more.
More often in my classroom however, it has been the "wicked" child who challenges me as a teacher. The response to The Wicked Son's question, "What does this ritual mean to you?" has always bothered me. The haggadah instructs us to "set his teeth on edge." Had this child been alive during the time of the exodus, the haggadah explains, he would not have been redeemed. Harsh.
The haggadah's interpretation that this child has excluded himself from the community, and rejects the tradition of Passover only partially explains the reaction to The Wicked Son's question. I know the frustration and anger all too well of a child who scoffs at the rules and routines of the classroom community I've created. However, a child who refuses to include his or herself in a classroom community is also one of the sadder experiences I've felt. Is a violent rebuke really the best response?
I've also felt that this child's questioning is also equally valuable as the wise child's. What does this mean to you? Whether it's the story of the exodus, or reading, writing and math strategies in a classroom, we all should feel obligated to understand and explain our own connection to a community. This isn't to absolve the Wicked Son of his disrespect, but all rituals, whether religious or pedagogical, are ultimately strengthened when they are challenged and questioned.
The third child, the Simple Son, is perhaps the most prevalent in the high-needs classroom. But, while the Simple Son of the haggadah is implied to be too young for rebellion or wisdom, the "simple" children of our classrooms are not the youngest. Rather, these students populate our classrooms because of a number of factors that yield huge gaps in reading, writing and mathematical skills.
When presented with tasks that require higher-order thinking, their response echoes that of the simple child, "What is the meaning of all this?" These children require more than the equivalent of the haggadah's instruction to explain the core meaning of Passover. We as teachers are challenged to create scaffolds and tiered lessons that allow these children to engage in critical thinking consistently until they too are challenging us in the same ways as the wicked and wise children.
Finally, we have the children who do not know how to ask. These are the children in our classrooms who suffer most needlessly. Without the means to attract attention via rebellion like the wicked child, or loquaciousness like the wise child, these children fall through the cracks. Too often, the quietness of these children is lauded as good behavior. They may be partly or completely lost, but they're scared or unable to verbalize this confusion. As a result they become practically invisible.
The essential challenge of a teacher is to recognize and help all of these children learn in their classroom. The haggadah offers some ideas for how each child demands a different response, but the reality of our classrooms is very different than that of a Passover seder. There are no one-sentence answers for these children. Rather, our classrooms require a sophisticated, diligent approach that makes all children feel welcome and able to learn. I'm not sure it's possible to create a classroom that erases these sorts of differences in one year, but I'm reminded of the words of another figure from the seder, Rabbi Hillel, who said, "You are not obligated to complete the task, but nor are you free to desist from it."
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First, go through and read the assigned topic. After that, spend a couple of minutes brainstorming about what to comment about the topic. Write down a few points on the paper to construct your essay. Highlight the important notes you want to elaborate in the paper. This can be done by simply making a side note to guide you through a winning essay for GED.


In 2013 the California Roundtable on Agriculture and the Environment (CRAE) reached consensus on a set of policy guidelines for decision-makers to inform their efforts in addressing the long-term impacts of agricultural nitrogen on groundwater. Policy Considerations for Managing Agricultural Nitrogen to Reduce Groundwater Contamination in California communicates both a set of key facts important to building policy regarding nitrate in the agricultural context, and a set of key considerations to support effective policy-making. This effort represents the best consensus among agricultural, environmental and other public interest organizations that have united around the need for collaboration to achieve an effective and coordinated policy framework.
The members of the California Roundtable on Agriculture and the Environment (CRAE) share an interest in meaningfully addressing water quality challenges while maintaining a healthy and prosperous agricultural sector. They recognize the serious health concerns associated with nitrate in groundwater and support existing efforts to provide communities with safe drinking water. While CRAE's ultimate interest is in addressing the full range of water quality challenges related to agriculture and supporting improved nutrient management, they chose to focus their efforts on the longer-term challenge of reducing nitrate loading in groundwater from agricultural sources.


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Q: Getting Recurring Calendar Meeting to Excel Recurring meeting not showing after running the code above. Is there any solution for this issue?
The orginal code from Extracting appointments from shared Outlook calendar to Excel

Public Sub ListAppointments()
On Error GoTo ErrHand:

    Application.ScreenUpdating = False

    'This is an enumeration value in context of getDefaultSharedFolder
    Const olFolderCalendar As Byte = 9

    Dim olApp       As Object: Set olApp = CreateObject("Outlook.Application")
    Dim olNS        As Object: Set olNS = olApp.GetNamespace("MAPI")
    Dim olFolder    As Object
    Dim olApt       As Object
    Dim objOwner    As Object: Set objOwner = olNS.CreateRecipient("emailAddressHERE")
    Dim NextRow     As Long
    Dim ws          As Worksheet: Set ws = ThisWorkbook.Sheets("Sheet1")

    objOwner.Resolve

    If objOwner.Resolved Then
        Set olFolder = olNS.GetSharedDefaultFolder(objOwner, olFolderCalendar)
    end if

    ws.Range("A1:D1").Value2 = Array("Subject", "Start", "End", "Location")

    'Ensure there at least 1 item to continue
    If olFolder.Items.Count = 0 Then Exit Sub

    'Create an array large enough to hold all records
    Dim myArr() As Variant: ReDim myArr(0 To 3, 0 To olFolder.Items.Count - 1)

    'Add the records to an array
    'Add this error skip, as I found some of my calendar items don't have all properties e.g. a start time
    On Error Resume Next
    For Each olApt In olFolder.Items
        myArr(0, NextRow) = olApt.Subject
        myArr(1, NextRow) = olApt.Start
        myArr(2, NextRow) = olApt.End
        myArr(3, NextRow) = olApt.Location
        NextRow = NextRow + 1
    Next
    On Error GoTo 0

    'Write all records to a worksheet from an array, this is much faster
    ws.Range("A2:D" & NextRow + 1).Value = WorksheetFunction.Transpose(myArr)

    'AutoFit
    ws.Columns.AutoFit

cleanExit:
    Application.ScreenUpdating = True
    Exit Sub

ErrHand:
    'Add error handler
    Resume cleanExit
End Sub

the code shows the meetings on the calendar which is awesome, but if there is a recurring meeting it will not show it. I need to include all meetings even recurring.

A: You must set the Items.IncludeRecurrences property to true if you want to get recurring appointments.
I have noticed the following code:
'Create an array large enough to hold all records
    Dim myArr() As Variant: ReDim myArr(0 To 3, 0 To olFolder.Items.Count - 1)

Maintaining all items in the array is not really a good idea in Outlook. What if the folder contains thousands of items?
I'd suggest getting items by chunks, for example, for a month. The Find/FindNext and Restrict items of the Items class do job for you:

*

*How To: Retrieve Outlook calendar items using Find and FindNext methods

*How To: Use Restrict method in Outlook to get calendar items


Darkness filled the town, cold and soft. It slipped its fleecy layers around the corners, down chimneys and over the beds of the sleeping citizens. The only light present streamed from the moon's beaming eye. It landed haphazardly on the buildings, scattered and patchy. From across Tresluz Square, a young man caught a slice of the limelight moon in his eye, one which reflected from the open lock of the bell tower door. The magic of the silky darkness drew him out of his window and across the empty square. Following the tiled path, he reached the door. The lock had not been forced, but instead carefully picked with a small hatpin which now lay to the side of the entrance. Cautiously, he entered and slipped up the wooden hewn steps, his bare feet unconscious of splinters. At the top, he found not a burglar, but a girl. She sat on a rough stool, intended for the bell ringer, and stared out at the Square. He walked up next to her, but she didn't flinch, her eyes still concentrated on the emptiness below.
Stifling a "why?" he sat down next to her. She clearly had no interest in answering his questions . Instead he waited with her, waiting until his hands froze, until his head slipped down onto the ledge, until he fell into dreams less strange than the one he was living.
His father found them, in the morning. Never a word was said to him about it, but the way everyone looked at him the young man knew he had been wrong to sit with her all night. She herself disappeared and he went on through the monotonous days alone. The darkness would come every night and he never stopped waiting. The man would watch the square out of his bedroom window, looking for something he knew she hadn't found, and he doubted would ever come for him.


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After: New PGT Winguard Impact Rated Picture Windows with custom horizontal grids between the glass. We measured the entire home so the custom grids would line-up on every window around the house.
Before: Old aluminum single-pane mobile home windows in Sarasota. We removed the exterior shutters, necessary siding and J-channel to ensure no damage was done to the mobile home when removing the old windows.
After: New PGT double-pane non-impact windows designed specifically for mobile and manufactured homes! Vinyl, low-e, Energy Star Rated, sashes that tilt-in for cleaning and more, we have the perfect replacement windows for mobile and manufactured homes!
Before: Screened outdoor space off the back of this Bradenton high-rise condominium. This customer wanted a space that was not susceptible to rain and wind, but still feels like an outdoor space. Needless to say, we had exactly what they were looking for!
After: New CWS Acrylic WeatherLite Windows. These windows are part of our "Comfort Space" designs, and have been a very popular option with customers looking for an alternative to glass windows that can be very costly when enclosing an outdoor living space.
Before: Old aluminum "jalousie" style windows on this Bradenton home. This customer had screwed the window shut to try and cut down on bugs and debris. Luckily they never had an emergency where these old windows could have created an escape hazard such as a fire.
After: New PGT 500 Series Double Hung Winguard Windows installed around the entire home. With full screens, both sashes tilting in for cleaning and perfectly adjusted balancers for easy operating of the windows, we have another very happy customer!
Before: This project was a complete overhaul of a space that was formerly a patio / lanai space. It had old aluminum jalousie windows which no longer operated and had been screwed shut. The door and all of the support beams were rotting away, making this space susceptible to major damage in the near future. This Siesta Key family contracted us to create a multi-functional, yet safe and secure "Comfort Space". As you can see, this room overlooks the pristine waterway and was hindering the family from truly enjoying water-front living. This is a perfect example of the type of quality work our Factory-Trained and Certified Installers are performing on a daily-basis in the Tampa and Sarasota area. Give us a call today for more information about transforming your space!
We were contracted by this Tampa Family to replace all of the existing single-pane aluminum windows with new Impact Rated windows. The windows pictured are PGT 500 Series Winguard Windows with custom decorative grids between the glass to create the look they've always desired. These PGT Replacement Windows feature laminated insulating glass with low-e, which means they are Hurricane Rated and Energy Star Rated, providing the maximum energy efficiency available.
French Door Replacement Project Completed!
This Clearwater home was in desperate need of new French Doors that opened out to the beautiful pool patio. The old doors suffered from severe UV and water damage, as well as typical wear and tear commonly seen on contractor grade doors that see a lot of use after just a few years. We removed the old doors, repaired the interior trim that had rotted, and installed brand new Impact Rated French Doors with Energy Efficient Low-e Glass. These doors will stand the test of time due to the improved build quality of the fully reinforced door panel, new composite PVC jambs, aluminum threshold and impact rated glass. With multiple color options available for the threshold, hinges and hardware, and your choice of hardware style, we can provide the doors you've been looking for, with unbeatable pricing and service to go with it! Better yet, we also put our Transferrable Lifetime Warranty on every door we install.
Window and Door Replacement Project Completed!
This Palmetto home got a fresh facelift with all-new PGT 500 Series Winguard Windows and Sliding Glass Doors. All of the windows on the front of the home were required to have decorative grids to match the rest of the homes in the neighborhood, and the remaining portion of the home did not need them. All of the windows and doors are Impact Rated and Energy Star rated with low-e and argon gas. The frames are white vinyl and all of the windows have double locks and screens over the operating portion of the window. This home used a mixture of horizontal sliding windows, single hung windows, picture windows and architectural / custom shapes.


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Пятрас (Петрас) Игнович Бучинскас — председатель колхоза имени Марите Мельникайте Паневежского района Литовской ССР, Герой Социалистического Труда.

Биография
Родился 1 (14) ноября 1902 года в семье крестьянина в д. Сабоню (Литва, Паневежский уезд). Член ВКП(б) с 1945 года.

С 8-летнего возраста батрачил у кулаков. После службы в литовской армии - строитель (с 1927), лесник.

Во время Великой Отечественной войны - командир партизанского отряда, после войны - председатель волостного исполкома, в 1950-1953 начальник политотдела Науяместской МТС.

С 1953 г. председатель колхоза имени Марите Мельникайте Паневежского района Литовской ССР.

Указом Президиума Верховного Совета СССР от 1 октября 1965 года присвоено звание Героя Социалистического Труда с вручением ордена Ленина и золотой медали «Серп и Молот».

Избирался депутатом Верховного Совета СССР 5-го созыва, Верховного Совета Литовской ССР 6-го и 7-го созывов.

Ссылки
 Сельскохозяйственная энциклопедия, т. 1 (1969)
 Депутаты Верховного Совета СССР, Том 5. — Изд-во «Известия Советов депутатов трудящихся СССР». — 1958. — с. 70.

Депутаты Верховного Совета СССР 5-го созыва
Депутаты Верховного Совета Литовской ССР 6-го созыва
Депутаты Верховного Совета Литовской ССР 7-го созыва
Партизаны Великой Отечественной войны
Председатели колхозов


For the third consecutive year Novas is holding a Christmas Sleep-out outside Brown Thomas in Limerick.
This year the event is taking place on Friday 21st of September from 7pm to 7am, with special guest Liam McCarthy.Members of the All-Ireland Hurling Team will bring the Liam McCarthy Cup to the event at 7pm. There will also be Christmas carols by the wonderful Sinead O'Brien, otherwise known as blogger sensation Sinead Curvy Style. It promises to be a fun event that will raise vital funds for homeless services in the region.
The money raised will go directly to our services in Limerick and the wider mid-west region, including our Street Outreach Service and the Intensive Family Support Service.
If you are participating in the sleep-out or donating to the cause please upload this Twibbon to your social media pages: https://twibbon.com/Support/novas-christmas-sleep-out.


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Q: Improving performance in a query with median I have the following query that I would like to speed up, I ran it through the Tuner but it didnt suggest any new indexes so I am looking for some help to improve it. (using sql server 2019)
Actual Execution Plan
https://www.brentozar.com/pastetheplan/?id=HJzjpF5Tv
Query
declare @p3 sys.geography
set @p3=convert(sys.geography,0xE6100000010C030000408ED64540020000800DDC53C0)
exec sp_executesql N'WITH #myselect
                         AS (SELECT
                                 BedroomsAvailable
                                 ,ListingId
                                 ,UnitTypeId
                                 ,Price,
                                 PERCENTILE_CONT(0.5) WITHIN GROUP (ORDER BY Price)
                                 OVER (PARTITION BY UnitTypeId, BedroomsAvailable) AS MedianCont
                            FROM Listings
                            WHERE ExpiryDate >= GetDate() AND  Price >= @MinFilterPrice AND Price <= @MaxFilterPrice AND Location.STDistance(@CurrentLocation) <= @RadiusInKms )
                        SELECT BedroomsAvailable
                            ,COUNT(listingid) AS Count
                            ,MIN(price) AS MinPrice
                            ,MAX(price) AS MaxPrice
                            ,AVG(price) AS AveragePrice
                            ,STDEV(price) as StandardDeviation
                            ,MIN(MedianCont) MedianPrice
                            ,UnitTypeId
                        FROM #myselect
                        GROUP BY BedroomsAvailable, UnitTypeId
                        ORDER BY UnitTypeId',N'@CurrentLocation [geography],@RadiusInKms int,@MinFilterPrice decimal(3,0),@MaxFilterPrice decimal(5,0)',@CurrentLocation=@p3,@RadiusInKms=20000,@MinFilterPrice=100,@MaxFilterPrice=10000

Indexes
CREATE SPATIAL INDEX [16_HHHH] ON [dbo].[Listings]
(
    [Location]
)USING  GEOGRAPHY_GRID
WITH (GRIDS =(LEVEL_1 = HIGH,LEVEL_2 = HIGH,LEVEL_3 = HIGH,LEVEL_4 = HIGH),
CELLS_PER_OBJECT = 16, PAD_INDEX = OFF, STATISTICS_NORECOMPUTE = OFF, SORT_IN_TEMPDB = OFF, DROP_EXISTING = OFF, ONLINE = OFF, ALLOW_ROW_LOCKS = ON, ALLOW_PAGE_LOCKS = ON) ON [PRIMARY]

CREATE SPATIAL INDEX [16_MMMM] ON [dbo].[Listings]
(
    [Location]
)USING  GEOGRAPHY_GRID
WITH (GRIDS =(LEVEL_1 = MEDIUM,LEVEL_2 = MEDIUM,LEVEL_3 = MEDIUM,LEVEL_4 = MEDIUM),
CELLS_PER_OBJECT = 16, PAD_INDEX = OFF, STATISTICS_NORECOMPUTE = OFF, SORT_IN_TEMPDB = OFF, DROP_EXISTING = OFF, ONLINE = OFF, ALLOW_ROW_LOCKS = ON, ALLOW_PAGE_LOCKS = ON) ON [PRIMARY]

CREATE SPATIAL INDEX [256_HHHH] ON [dbo].[Listings]
(
    [Location]
)USING  GEOGRAPHY_GRID
WITH (GRIDS =(LEVEL_1 = HIGH,LEVEL_2 = HIGH,LEVEL_3 = HIGH,LEVEL_4 = HIGH),
CELLS_PER_OBJECT = 256, PAD_INDEX = OFF, STATISTICS_NORECOMPUTE = OFF, SORT_IN_TEMPDB = OFF, DROP_EXISTING = OFF, ONLINE = OFF, ALLOW_ROW_LOCKS = ON, ALLOW_PAGE_LOCKS = ON) ON [PRIMARY]

CREATE NONCLUSTERED INDEX [IX_Listings_CityId] ON [dbo].[Listings]
(
    [CityId] ASC
)WITH (PAD_INDEX = OFF, STATISTICS_NORECOMPUTE = OFF, SORT_IN_TEMPDB = OFF, DROP_EXISTING = OFF, ONLINE = OFF, ALLOW_ROW_LOCKS = ON, ALLOW_PAGE_LOCKS = ON, OPTIMIZE_FOR_SEQUENTIAL_KEY = OFF) ON [PRIMARY]
GO

ALTER TABLE [dbo].[Listings] ADD  CONSTRAINT [PK_Listings] PRIMARY KEY CLUSTERED
(
    [ListingID] ASC
)WITH (PAD_INDEX = OFF, STATISTICS_NORECOMPUTE = OFF, SORT_IN_TEMPDB = OFF, IGNORE_DUP_KEY = OFF, ONLINE = OFF, ALLOW_ROW_LOCKS = ON, ALLOW_PAGE_LOCKS = ON, OPTIMIZE_FOR_SEQUENTIAL_KEY = OFF) ON [PRIMARY]
GO


Cricket Manager is a 50 overs a side cricket competition. You are the manager and you select the side and decide the tactics. Cricket Manager is based, not on One Day Internationals, but on traditional, Park, Club, Back Yard Cricket that is played all over the world. You will see tight run chases, big scores, very low scores, everything you see in cricket at its best, as a people's game!


See more objects with the tag architecture, model, textile design, 3D printing, data visualization, knitting, architectural, emergent.
This is a Model, knitted textile pavilion. It was designed by Jenny E. Sabin and Jenny Sabin Studio. It is dated 2015. Its medium is 3d-printed nylon.
Sabin's architectural forms are inspired by nature and mathematics. Shown here is a model for PolyThread (2016), a temporary pavilion commissioned for Beauty—Cooper Hewitt Design Triennial. This knitted textile structure employs photoluminescent and solar active yarns that absorb, collect, and deliver light. Portable and lightweight, such a structure could be used outdoors to absorb light from the sun during the day and release it at night.
This object was donated by Ana Rajcevic and Jenny E. Sabin. It is credited Courtesy of Jenny Sabin Studio and Sabin Design Lab, Cornell Architecture.


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Настройка Postgresql
====================

По умолчанию, Канборд использует для хранения данных Sqlite, но возможно использовать и Postgresql.

Требования[¶](#requirements "Ссылка на этот заголовок")
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-   Установленный и настроенный сервер Postgresql

-   Установленное PHP расширение - `pdo_pgsql` (Debian/Ubuntu: `apt-get install php5-pgsql`)

Примечание: работа Канборда протестирована с **Postgresql 9.3 и 9.4**

Настройка[¶](#configuration "Ссылка на этот заголовок")
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### Создайте пустую базу данных выполнив команду `pgsql`:[¶](#create-an-empty-database-with-the-command-pgsql "Ссылка на этот заголовок")

    CREATE DATABASE kanboard;

### Создание конфигурационного файла[¶](#create-a-config-file "Ссылка на этот заголовок")

Файл `config.php` должен содержать следующие значения:

```php
<?php

// We choose to use Postgresql instead of Sqlite
define('DB_DRIVER', 'postgres');

// Mysql parameters
define('DB_USERNAME', 'REPLACE_ME');
define('DB_PASSWORD', 'REPLACE_ME');
define('DB_HOSTNAME', 'REPLACE_ME');
define('DB_NAME', 'kanboard');
```

Примечание: Вы можете переименовать демонстрационный файл `config.default.php` в `config.php`.

### Импортирование дампа SQL (альтернативный метод)[¶](#importing-sql-dump-alternative-method "Ссылка на этот заголовок")

В первый раз, Канборд запускает по очереди каждую миграцию базы данных и этот процес может занять некоторое время, в зависимости от вашей конфигурации.

Для избежания проблем или задержек вы можете инициализировать базу данных напрямую посредством импорта схемы SQL:

```bash
psql -U postgres my_database < app/Schema/Sql/postgres.sql
```

Файл `app/Schema/Sql/postgres.sql` - это sql дамп, который представляет последнюю версию базы данных.

[Русская документация Kanboard](http://kanboard.ru/doc/)


Consists of a thin strip of steel cranked at one end and having slots cut along the length at each end. Over-all length 4.5". Used for adjusting the armature back-stop of A.T. & E. Co., S.T. & C. and Ericssons' horizontal-typo relays.
3" long, having a hole and projecting pin at one end. Used for adjusting the back-stops of Siemens' No.50 Uniselectors.


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Flying taxi startup Volocopter raises $40 million and touts potential IPO
Paul Sawers@psawers
Image Credit: Volocopter GmbH
Volocopter, a German company that's developing autonomous electric takeoff and landing (eVTOL) aircraft for commercial air taxi services, has extended its series C funding by another €37 million ($40 million). This takes the round total to €87 million ($94 million), following the original €50 million ($54 million) tranche back in September, and means the company has raised €122 ($132 million) since its inception.
The series C extension backers include German logistics giant DB Schenker, Mitsui Sumitomo Insurance Group, TransLink Capital, Lukasz Gadowski, and Btov.
Founded in 2011, Volocopter is one of a number of urban aviation startups seeking to monetize the skies with a new type of electrified commercial transport vehicle for urban environments. The aircraft can take off and land vertically, like a helicopter, meaning runways and other space-intensive infrastructure isn't required. Instead, Volocopter envisages smaller urban landing pads, called Voloports, the first of which is already being demonstrated in Singapore.
Above: Volocopter "Voloport" in Singapore
Other notable players in the space include German startup Lilium, which has raised more than $100 million to get flying taxis on the market by 2025. Meanwhile, Boeing has also launched a "flying car" prototype, and Airbus has conducted tests for air taxi services.
With another $40 million in the bank, Volocopter said in a statement that it's well-financed to bring its Volocity aircraft closer to certification, to launch and commercialize a second-generation cargo drone known as VoloDrone, and to hire more "industry experts." Adding DB Schenker as an investor is also notable and confirms that strategic partnerships with key industry parties will play a core role in getting Volocopter's technology into the public realm.
"We are convinced that the Volocopter technology has the potential to bring transport logistics to the next dimension for our customers," said DB Schenker CEO Jochen Thewes, who has also joined Volocopter's advisory board. "DB Schenker has already tested autonomous and electrical vehicles in several innovation projects and in actual operations. By integrating the VoloDrone into our supply chain of the future we will be able to serve our clients' demand for fast, remote, emission-neutral deliveries."
Volocopter also hinted that an initial public offering (IPO) is now on its agenda, though it declined to divulge any definitive timescales. As part of this push, the company has added two independent members to its advisory board — former Daimler CEO Dieter Zetsche and CAS Software founder Martin Hubschneider.
"We very much welcome the new members to our advisory board, in particular Dieter Zetsche and Martin Hubschneider," added Volocopter chair Stefan Klocke. "The board will support the management in the further strategic development of the company toward [becoming] the global market leader in urban air mobility and in the preparations for a potential future IPO."