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Bellingham Tech's new fishery science building breaks ground on July 31
by BBJ Staff • July 18, 2012 10:36 am
Bellingham Technical College holds a ground breaking ceremony for the Perry Center for Fisheries and Aquaculture Sciences in Bellingham's Maritime Heritage Park on Tuesday, July 31.
The Perry Center will house BTC's Fisheries and Aquaculture Sciences program, which trains students in fields such fish hatchery operations, marine life and habitat restoration. The building was named by Trident Seafoods owner Chuck Bundrandt—who made a generous contribution to the project, according to the college—in honor of Bundrandt's friends and colleagues Edd and Virginia Perry.
"Naming this building after Edd and Virginia Perry honors Edd's significant contributions to San Juan Seafoods, Trident Seafoods and the entire fishing industry in Whatcom County and the Northwest," said Patricia McKeown, BTC's president, in a press release. "BTC is very appreciative for this generous gift and involvement with our college and program. Edd is well known and respected in the fishing industry and naming the building in his honor ensures that his legacy lives on for generations to come."
The July 31 ceremony will be held at 5:15 p.m. in the Fisheries and Aquaculture Science program's old building at 1600 C St. in Bellingham. Construction on the Perry Center should start in late July or August. The building should be complete by fall 2013.
The center was designed by HKP Architects of Mount Vernon.
More information and a video of the project is online.
Tags: BTC, education, Event, fishing, growth, HKP Architects, marine sciences, Maritime Heritage Park, Trident Seafoods
By BBJ Staff


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Q: How can I check checkboxes and disabled in jqxTreeGrid I am trying to make some of checkboxes checked and disabled in jqxTreeGrid in below code:
     $("#treegrid_portfolio").jqxTreeGrid(
        {
            source: dataAdapter,
            pageable: true,
            pagerMode: 'advanced',
            pageSizeMode: 'root',
            pageSize: 5,
            pageSizeOptions: ['1', '2', '3', '5', '10'],
            columnsResize: true,
            sortable: true,
            filterable: true,
            theme: "custom",
            filterMode: 'advanced',
            altRows: false,
            checkboxes: true,
            columnsReorder: true,
            hierarchicalCheckboxes: true,
            width: getWidth("TreeGrid"),
            /*width: "100%",*/
            ready: function () {
                $("#treegrid_portfolio").jqxTreeGrid('expandRow', '1');
                $("#treegrid_portfolio").jqxTreeGrid('expandRow', '2');
            }
            ,
            columns: [
                {
                    text: "ID", dataField: "formattedID", width: 120, pinned: true, cellclassname: "requestIdCls", resizable: false
                }
                ,
                {
                    text: '', datafield: 'alert', cellsrenderer: linkrendererAlert, width: 60, pinned: true, cellclassname: "alert_column", cellsAlign: 'center', filterable: false, resizable: false
                }
                ,
                {
                    text: "Portfolio Items Name", dataField: "PortfolioItem_Name", width: 200
                }
                ,
                {
                    text: "Agile Central Project Name", dataField: "AC_ProjectName", width: 200
                }

            ]
        }
    );

Is it possible to make the same on  grid  ready function. I have done some research on the jqwidget. But didn't got any solution or clues. Please help me any one.

A: You need to make below changes also just put id attribute for each of your column data .Then put the id for selecting checkbox to set true.
follow this link i have get a fiddle for you Invoke the uncheckRow method.
   var data = [{
      "id": "1",
      "name": "Corporate Headquarters",
      "budget": "1230000",
      "location": "Las Vegas",
          "children": [{
          "id": "2",
          "name": "Finance Division",
          "budget": "423000",
          "location": "San Antonio",
              "children": [{
              "id": "3",
              "name": "Accounting Department",
              "budget": "113000",
              "location": "San Antonio"
          }, {
              "id": "4",
              "name": "Investment Department",
              "budget": "310000",
              "location": "San Antonio",
              children: [{
                  "id": "5",
                  "name": "Banking Office",
                  "budget": "240000",
                  "location": "San Antonio"
              }, {
                  "id": "6",
                  "name": "Bonds Office",
                  "budget": "70000",
                  "location": "San Antonio"
              }, ]
          }]
      }, {
          "id": "7",
          "name": "Operations Division",
          "budget": "600000",
          "location": "Miami",
              "children": [{
              "id": "8",
              "name": "Manufacturing Department",
              "budget": "300000",
              "location": "Miami"
          }, {
              "id": "9",
              "name": "Public Relations Department",
              "budget": "200000",
              "location": "Miami"
          }, {
              "id": "10",
              "name": "Sales Department",
              "budget": "100000",
              "location": "Miami"
          }]
      }, {
          "id": "11",
          "name": "Research Division",
          "budget": "200000",
          "location": "Boston"
      }]
  }];

  var source = {
      dataType: "json",
      dataFields: [{
          name: "name",
          type: "string"
      }, {
          name: "budget",
          type: "number"
      }, {
          name: "id",
          type: "number"
      }, {
          name: "children",
          type: "array"
      }, {
          name: "location",
          type: "string"
      }],
      hierarchy: {
          root: "children"
      },
      localData: data,
      id: "id"
  };

  var dataAdapter = new $.jqx.dataAdapter(source, {
      loadComplete: function () {

      }
  });
  // create jqxTreeGrid.
  $("#treeGrid").jqxTreeGrid({
      source: dataAdapter,
      altRows: true,
      width: 680,
      theme:'energyblue',
      checkboxes: true,
      ready: function () {
          $("#treeGrid").jqxTreeGrid('expandRow', '1');
          $("#treeGrid").jqxTreeGrid('expandRow', '2');
      },
      columns: [{
          text: "Name",
          align: "center",
          dataField: "name",
          width: 300
      }, {
          text: "Budget",
          cellsAlign: "center",
          align: "center",
          dataField: "budget",
          cellsFormat: "c2",
          width: 250
      }, {
          text: "Location",
          dataField: "location",
          cellsAlign: "center",
          align: "center"
      }]
        });
  $("#jqxbutton").jqxButton({
      theme: 'energyblue',
      height: 30
  });
 $("#treeGrid").jqxTreeGrid('checkRow',2);

The last line of code
$("#treeGrid").jqxTreeGrid('checkRow',2); is reason to check the checkbox true while loading.
Please makesure if any help required.Hope it may help.

A: To check rows on grid ready function use checkRow method, and lockRow will disable editing of the row and give the row gray style.
3 or 8 are Unique ID which identifies the row Id (data field in data source).
ready: function () {
    $("#treeGrid").jqxTreeGrid('checkRow', '3');
    $("#treeGrid").jqxTreeGrid('lockRow', '3');

    $("#treeGrid").jqxTreeGrid('checkRow', '8');
    $("#treeGrid").jqxTreeGrid('lockRow', '8');
},

To disable checkboxes you can use rowUncheck event to prevent uncheck by checking the row again.
$('#treeGrid').on('rowUncheck', function (event) {
    $("#treeGrid").jqxTreeGrid('checkRow', '3');
    $("#treeGrid").jqxTreeGrid('checkRow', '8');
});

$("#treeGrid").jqxTreeGrid({
  // ......
});

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Technology is available for many tasks and it is available in abundance. This is also true with home buying and selling, however, there area few things you should be aware of up front. All reputable home-buying companies will still use a title company for most, if not all, of their closings. While communication and document delivery has been increased to warp speed with the internet, the title company still has to physically search and read the chain of custody of the title to ensure it is clear. This process typically takes three to five business days. This means, that even though Docusign and email have allowed us to get contracts created and filled out faster than ever, once the contract is complete and delivered to title, there's at least a minimum time of 3-5 business days before the file can close properly.
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November 27, 2012 – Launching the Journey: Happy 3rd Anniversary TML*****
This month, Tuesday Morning Love [TML] celebrates its' 3rd Anniversary! From November 2009 to date, TML has been providing affirmative messages on a variety of subject matters designed to nurture and encourage the mind, heart, and soul. The weekly commentaries have been utilized as a guide through life's challenges, a passageway to love, and a fast-forward period to change.
The undertones in the messages of TML are empowering and transformative from week to week, and offer opportunities for stimulating dialogue, diverse opinion, suggestion, and spiritual growth. Author and Life Coach Facilitator, Blanche Williams, eloquently refers to TML's as, "love letters that provide that necessary moment to exhale the toxic and inhale the sunrays of pure delight."
To say the least, 2012 has been quite an exhilarating year. Since 2009, Tuesday Morning Love has become a household name from the United States to more than 12 far and away countries around the world. Commencing from the first international engagement from Azerbaijan, TML has circulated its love to Portugal, Romania, Canada, the United Kingdom, Netherlands, Australia, New Zealand…and now Spain, Germany, Malaysia, South Africa, Norway, Austria, Switzerland, Senegal, and Greece. I thank you ALL.
Each story has a journey and within each journey, a destination. Reasons, seasons, and divine order continue to synchronize the essence of these destinations. Despite the miles and measures of time, through similar journeys [of the heart, mind, and soul] we are able to recognize the value of sharing, strengthening, and supporting one another.
Much gratitude to all of the guest commentators who have graced and partnered this platform of enthusiasm and virtuosity; you are family. Your offerings have been treasured – your insight, invaluable…and so, I thank you.
Greatest thanks to all of YOU, the devoted readers, who have provided continuous support and have shared this environment of learning, loving, and cultivating within your circles. I have learned so much from you.
To broaden the diverse, though mutually enhancing journeys of perspectives and per your long-standing requests, TML is coming live to Radio! Stay tuned for an upcoming preview of the E-Book, Tuesday Morning Love: 52 Commentaries and Weekly Affirmations to Honor the Soul within the Soldier, Volume 1 [which includes exclusive one-on-one interviews from extraordinary everyday people].
In the meantime and in between time, continue reading, engaging, and spreading Tuesdays' love!
Reference commentary of November 8, 2011: 2nd Anniversary TML
With great appreciation,
Rochelle Soetan
Strolling along the edge of the sea, a man catches sight of a young woman who appears to be engaged in a ritual dance. She stoops down, then straightens to her full height, casting her arm out in an arc. Drawing closer, he sees that the beach around her is littered with starfish, and she is throwing them one by one into the sea. He lightly mocks her: "There are stranded starfish as far as the eye can see, for miles up the beach. What difference can saving a few of them possibly make?" Smiling, she bends down and once more tosses a starfish out over the water, saying serenely, "It certainly makes a difference to this one."
~ From the book, The Art of Possibility
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Penguins of Madagascar (2014) ☆☆☆(3/4) : Penguins back in action
Posted on January 4, 2015 by kaist455
The penguins are back, and they take the spotlight in this time. "Penguins of Madagascar", which is a spin-off sequel of the Madagascar series, is as busy and crazy as you can expect from a standard animation product packed the series of exciting hyperbolic action sequences, and that will probably keep you engaged as long as you do not mind about its thin plot and characterization. It loses its steam especially around the climax part, but it moves quick and fast throughout its short running time, and, though it is less satisfying than the better installments of the franchise, it is still fun to watch these bumbling penguins bouncing around several wild moments as preposterous as James Bond movies.
Its prologue sequence tells us how they happened to leave the Antarctic area when they were young, and it is accompanied with one of the funniest jokes in the film. As a long line of penguins is moving along their usual migration track, we hear the deadpan narration by none other than Werner Herzog as a documentary filmmaker, and his recognizable voice certainly adds an extra layer of self-conscious humor to this moment while penguins casually recognize that they do not have much thought on their habit or the documentary crew shooting them right now.
But our penguin heroes were a bit different from other penguins because of their willingness to go further for whatever mission they can think of, and they eventually went through many adventures or misadventures as shown in three previous films and one TV series. I must confess that it initially took some time for me to tell who is Skipper or Kowalski, but these penguins are a lot more distinctive than ninja turtles thanks to their simple but colorful personalities. While Skipper (voiced by Tom McGrath) is their overconfident leader, Kowalski (voiced by Chris Miller) thinks of their plans which usually do not go well, and Rico (voiced by Conrad Vernon) can swallow many various things to be stored in his stomach, and Private (voiced by Christopher Knights) is more like a rookie who still has lots of things to learn from his senior penguins.
After the prologue scene, the story immediately goes to the point not long after the ending of "Madagascar 3: Europe's Most Wanted" (2012). Although they had a big success through their circus business with other animals (most of the other characters in the previous films do not appear in this film, by the way), the penguins are eager for another risky mission, and they are about to break into the Fort Knox in Kentucky for something which turns out to be far more modest than Auric Goldfinger's goal.
Unfortunately, they soon get captured right on the spot by a super-villain waiting for them in advance, so we get a classic case of talking villain syndrome when they are taken to Dr. Octavius Brine (voiced by John Malkovich with his usual silky loftiness), a megalomaniac scientist who is revealed to be the human disguise of an evil octopus named Dave. Dave has nurtured his personal anger toward penguins since his popularity was decreased by their inherent cuteness which stole many zoo visitors' attention from him, and, using his recently developed special serum, he is about to initiate a diabolical plan for his revenge on the penguins around the world.
While the details of Dr. Octavius' vengeful plan do not exactly feel fresh to you if you have seen "Despicable Me 2" (2013), "Penguins of Madagascar" compensates for that and its other weak points to some degrees through its brisk handling of jokes and actions. The directors Simon J. Smith and Eric Danell keep the story jumping around the various locations in the world as maintaining its quick narrative pace, and the action sequences in their film are handled well with enough excitement while many jokes are constantly thrown into the screen.
Meanwhile, we are also introduced to several new characters. After they manage to escape from Dr. Octavius, the penguins encounter a group of super-spy animals led by a wolf named Classified (voiced by Benedict Cumberbatch), who is the head of the North Wind. Cumberbatch ably handles the jokes in his scenes while mostly sounding quite serious, and his unflappable voice performance works as a good counterpart to the bouncy voice performances by Tom MaGrath, Chris Miller, Conrad Vernon, and Christopher Kinghts, who play along well with each other with a good teamwork spirit as before.
Although not everything is successful in its final result, "Penguins of Madagascar" is a well-made animation film to enjoy despite its visible weaknesses. A romantic subplot between Kowalski and one of Classified's team members is rather pointless (is it obligatory for every Madagascar movie to insert at least one interspecies romance into their plot?), and its climax sequence feels dragged at times as going back and forth between action and comedy a little too frequently.
When I watched the first film of the Madagascar series in 2005, I was not so impressed by it, and then I was rather surprised by the notable improvement in the following installments. "Penguins of Madagascar" is a little one step down from the peak of the franchise, but I give it 3 stars because I had a fairly nice time during the early screening of this morning. You will probably forget many of its fun moments not long after watching it, but it gives you as much as you pay for your ticket at least.
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The Intelligent Trial and Error Algorithm introduced in the paper 'Robots that can adapt like animals' (Nature, 2015): the video shows two different robots that can adapt to a wide variety of injuries in under two minutes.
A six-legged robot adapts to keep walking even if two of its legs are broken, and a robotic arm learns how to correctly place an object even with several broken motors.
Full citation: Cully A, Clune J, Tarapore DT, Mouret J-B. Robots that can adapt like animals. Nature, 2015. 521.7553, (cover article).


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Q: Why does my footer go all the way down? The site is here:
http://www.cottonbrewing.com/members
It's fine if the content doesn't require the page the scroll.
CSS:
#footer {
    position:absolute;
    bottom:0;
    left:0;
    right:0;
    margin: 0 auto;
    font-size: 12px;
    font-weight: normal;
    clear:both;
    padding: 10px 0px 10px 0px;
    text-align: center;
}

Edit 1: I must also make sure the footer is at the absolute bottom if the content is small, such as you see here: http://www.cottonbrewing.com/  that the footer is at the bottom.

A: Change position:absolute; to position:relative;
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In response to the comment, follow these guidelines for a "sticky footer":
Body
body
{
  height:100%;
}

Your container div:
#container
{
  min-height: 100%;
  position: relative;
}

Your footer div:
#footer
{
  position: absolute;
  bottom: 0;
  width: 100%;
  height: 30px; /* can be changed, along with padding */
}

A: Delete bottom:0; and change the position to relative.


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My mom is one of my best friends, my mentor, and my inspiration. She raised us three sisters to be strong, unique, selfless and loving women. She teaches us to have integrity, and never be afraid to take risks and to fail forward. She teaches us to be humble and always be grateful of what we have and where we are today. When we get knocked down, she stands you right back up. She shows us how to be a wonderful wife, a daughter-in-law, a mother, a sister and a boss.
My mom started an education company, teaching kids of all ages to find their own voice and skillsets to accelerate in school and in life. She was hoping to retire last year, but instead started another education company to expand her summer camps to reach more children across Asia. And the sole reason is because she is inspired and driven by the parents who sincerely thank her for changing their children for the better. I am always touched and driven by her and her selflessness – spreading her love not just to our family but to build and empower the next generation. Without her, I would not be standing where I am today, and I am so proud and grateful to have her as a mother.
"I reminded her that this presentation is time for her to share her own story."
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Though I thought it was a good idea, I reminded her that this presentation is time for her to share her own story. This moment together always reminds me of how amazing and full of heart she is that she is constantly wanting to share her knowledge to better other people's lives. Her passion is to help others, and I admire her so much for her strength and ability to always put others before herself.
I was born and raised in Hong Kong, and now based in Los Angeles. I've lived here for 6 years, and the rest of my family still reside in Hong Kong. I moved to LA because I wanted to be closer to arts and entertainment, but being so far away from home is still really hard since my family and I are really close. So my blog - Hey Yeh, started in college as a place for me to share what I was doing with my family and friends back home and around the world. I started getting more traction from a wider circle, so I invited my sisters to join me in sharing what we were all up to while we were living oceans apart. Hey Yeh is our little corner of the internet to share and inspire others with our lifestyle, including our comfy style, favorite interior design, travels and photography.


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Teases Dragon Ball Creator Akira Toriyama's Sand Land Project
by Pierre S. Delgado
Bandai Namco Entertainment teases an upcoming Sand Land Project reveal, based on the manga by Dragon Ball creator Akira Toriyama.
A teaser trailer for sand land project of Dragon Ball creator Akira Toriyama has been released by Namco Bandai Entertainment. Details about the trailer are extremely limited, but anything related to Toriyama is sure to catch the eye of fans of his manga. Also, Bandai Namco promises to share more information soon. Still, considering the sand land Due to the age of the manga and its short release, a Bandai Namco project based on it is certainly a surprise.
sand land, for those unfamiliar, is a manga written by Akira Toriyama in 2000. It ran in Weekly Shonen Jump for only four months, though it was always intended to be a short story. It is a land devastated by natural disasters and war, where water is scarce. A ragtag crew decides to search for more water, but faces the wrath of the tyrannical king of the land and his army. In particular, Toriyama wanted to tell a story about a man and a tank, but he became frustrated with the book because the tank was too difficult to draw.
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Bandai Namco's sneak peek for sand land project reveals very little. The trailer shows one of the manga's main protagonists, Beezelbub, the prince of the underworld, standing in the desert pondering why the world has become the way it is. Otherwise, Bandai Namco just says that it plans to introduce everyone to the "world, characters, and vehicles of sand landcreated by Toriyama. A complete announcement for sand land project It is scheduled for December 17.
What makes the revelation of sand land project so mysterious is that Bandai Namco doesn't actually outright state that a game is in the works. It is simply known as a project. The trailer does not appear to hint at any gameplay or in-game assets. it's hard to imagine sand land project being more than just a game, but possibly an animation or interactive story of some kind.
Given the popularity of Dragon Ballit's easy to see how sand land project could succeed regardless of what it is. Linking Akira Toriyama's name to the project is guaranteed to attract at least some attention. However, not all previous games associated with Toriyama have become instant hits. the Tobal fighting game series Blue Dragon stand out as examples. sand land project it will have to stand out on its own.
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Conversion of Private Limited Company into LLPakshay BiwalApril 7, 2020 August 30, 2022
CONVERSION OF PRIVATE LIMITED COMPANY INTO LLP - Online Process
LLP structure offers the benefits of both of partnership and a company. By converting the company to LLP, the business gains more operational flexibility. The characteristics of being a separate legal entity and limited liability remain the same.
How to Conversion
Conversion of Private Limited Company into LLP starting from Rs.13,499/-
LLP structure offers the benefits of both of partnership and a company. By converting the company to LLP, the business gains more operational flexibility. The characteristics of being a separate legal entity and limited liability remain the same. Further, the operations and management come directly in hands of the LLP partners unlike in Private Company where it is with the directors. many benefits conversion of private limited company into llp.
Procedure for Conversion of Private Limited Company into LLP:
1.Obtain Director Identification Number
Obtain DIN for those designated partners who don't possess DIN already.
2. Board Meeting
The board meeting will be required to be held to consider the proposal of conversion.The board
resolution is to be passed for Conversion of Company into LLP and to approve any director to Apply for Name of LLP.
3. Application for Name Availability
The company will have to apply for reservation of name of LLP and get the name approval certificate from ROC.
4. Attach Documents
File e-Form and then fill it with ROC along with the documents.
5. Filing of Application for Conversion into LLP
Form 18 is the form for the conversion of a company into an LLP. But it needs to be filed with Form for incorporation itself.
6. Certificate of Incorporation as LLP from ROC
After complying to all the formalities by the company and approved by the Ministry, ROC issues a COI as to the conversion of LLP.
7. Filing of E-Form-3
e-Form-3 provide details about the LLP Agreement entered into between the partners. This form is to be filed in 30 days from the date of conversion of the company into an LLP.
8. After receiving
the incorporation certificate of LLP it has to be filed within 15 days of the date of conversion.
Benefits of Conversion of Private Limited Company into LLP
Rewards and returns to partners
The partners of the LLP receives multiple returns, such as remuneration, the share of profit and also the interest on capital. The remuneration is paid for active participation by partners, whereas the share of profit is part of profit generated from business activities.
Independent liability
No partner is liable on account of the unauthorized actions of other partners. Thus, individual partners are shielded from the burden of joint liability created by another partner's wrongful business decisions or misconduct.
No Capital Gains Tax
No capital gains tax shall be charged on transfer of property from the firm to the LLP.
Operational Flexibility
The partners are directly associated with the day-to-day operations and management of LLP. Unlike a company, LLP is governed through the LLP Agreement which is executed mutually by the partners.
How to Conversion of Partnership Firm Into Limited Liability Partnership
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Pick a Package that best fits your requirements and Make Online Payment for your Order.
Submit Documents for your Order Using Online Dashboard or Mail to us.
Work will be completed by us and updates delivered Online and Get your Certificate of Incorporation online.
Documents Required For Conversion of Private Limited Company into LLP
Consent of each of the shareholder of the company for conversion of the firm into LLP in the given format.
Incorporation document in Form 2.
Form 3- Form of application and declaration of incorporation of an LLP.
No-objection certificate from tax authorities.
Financial Statement of assets and liabilities from the company.
List of all the creditors along with their consent.
Authorization to make a declaration.
Pvt.Ltd. company documents: PAN card, certificate of incorporation, GST registration or any other applicable documents/registrations.
Frequently asked questions on Conversion of Partnership Firm into Limited Liability Partnership
1. Can Pvt Ltd company be converted into LLP ?
Ans. A private limited company can be converted into an LLP under the following circumstances:
The company has no security interest in its assets at the time of application.
The partners of the LLP will be no one but the shareholders of the company.
2. How do I change my company to LLP ?
Ans. Requirements for conversion of company into LLP
Obtain DPIN (Form DIR-3) …
Meeting of board of directors of the Company. …
File Form 1. …
Draft the LLP agreement. …
File Incorporation Documents in Form-2. …
File Form-18 for Application for Conversion. …
File Form-3. …
Obtain certificate of incorporation.
3. How do you calculate capital gains on a company to LLP ?
Ans. Computation of 'capital gains' :
The conversion of the assets and liabilities of the erstwhile company to the LLP took place at the 'book value' itself and therefore, no separate cost other than the 'book value' was attributable to the individual assets and liabilities.
4. Is Schedule III applicable to LLP ?
Ans. Yes, any existing private company or existing unlisted public company can be converted into LLP by complying with the Provisions of clause 58 and Schedule III and IV of the LLP Act.
5. Is audit compulsory for LLP ?
Ans. LLP Audit Requirement
LLPs are required to have its accounts audited by a practicing Chartered Accountant if its annual turnover, in any financial year exceeds Rs. 40 lakhs or its contribution exceeds Rs. 25 lakhs.
6. Is there any turnover limit for LLP?
Ans. Every LLP whose turnover exceeds INR 1 Cr. in case of a business or INR 50 Lakh in case of a profession, is required to get its books of accounts tax audited under section 44AB of the Income-tax Act. Such audit will have to be completed and filed by 30th September.
7. What are the limitations of LLP ?
Ans. Disadvantages of an LLP
Public disclosure is the main disadvantage of an LLP. …
Income is personal income and is taxed accordingly. …
Profit can not be retained in the same way as a company limited by shares. …
An LLP must have at least two members. …
Residential addresses were historically recorded at Companies House.
8. Is LLP better than Pvt Ltd ?
Ans. LLPs combine the operational advantages of a Company as well as the flexibility of Partnership Firms. The fee for incorporation of an LLP firm is very nominal as compared to that for Private Limited Company. The compliance requirements for an LLP are significantly lower than those for a private limited company.
9. What are the benefits of LLP ?
The advantages of LLP (Limited Liability Partnership) are:
No minimum capital requirement.
No limit on owners of business.
Lower Registration Cost.
No requirement of compulsory Audit.
Savings from lower compliance burden.
Taxation Aspect on LLP.
Following registered persons not required to file GSTR 1, 2 and 3 such as:
Goods and Services Tax (GST) is an indirect tax applicable on the supply of goods and services. It is a comprehensive, multistage, destination based tax. It has subsumed almost all the indirect taxes except a few state taxes. It is collected from point of consumption and not point of origin like previous taxes.
Documents attach in trademark application:-
A trademark can be registered by the Controller General of Patents Designs and Trademarks, Ministry of Commerce and Industry, Government of India under Trademark Act, 1999 to protect the identity of any goods and services.
Some basic information about Income tax
An income tax is a tax imposed on individuals or entities commonly known as taxpayers that varies with respective income or profits. Income tax generally is computed on taxable income which is calculated after various deductions. Taxation rates may vary by type or characteristics of the taxpayer.


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Chapter: Appendix D: Physiological Processes Measured by the Polygraph
« Previous: Appendix C: The Wen Ho Lee Case and the Polygraph
Suggested Citation:"Appendix D: Physiological Processes Measured by the Polygraph." National Research Council. 2003. The Polygraph and Lie Detection. Washington, DC: The National Academies Press. doi: 10.17226/10420.
Physiological Processes Measured by the Polygraph
This appendix summarizes scientific knowledge about the three main physiological processes that are measured by the polygraph: cardiovascular, electrodermal, and respiratory.
CARDIOVASCULAR ACTIVITY
Cardiovascular activity is governed by the sympathetic and parasympathetic nervous systems, with the former acting through the postganglionic neurotransmitter norepinephrine to speed the heart and increase blood pressure and the latter acting through the postganglionic acetylcholine to slow the heart and lower blood pressure. The baroreceptorheart rate reflex serves to maintain blood pressure: baroreceptors (pressure-sensitive receptors) mostly within the carotid sinus increase firing in afferents to the nucleus of the tractus solitarius in response to an increase in blood pressure, which in turn inhibits sympathetic motor neurons in the intermediolateral cell column of the cord and excites the parasympathetic source nuclei in the nucleus ambiguus and dorsal motor nucleus of the vagus. The resulting decrease in sympathetic activation further slows heart rate and reduces ventricular contractility and reciprocal increase in parasympathetic activation slows the beat of the heart and reduces cardiac output. Together with reductions in adrenergic vasoconstrictor tone, the baroreceptor actions compensate for the disturbance and restore blood pressure. The opposite pattern of autonomic control (i.e., sympathetic activation and reciprocal parasympathetic withdrawal) is triggered by a
sudden lowering of blood pressure (e.g., during assumption of an upright posture) (Berntson, Cacioppo, and Quigley, 1991).
The baroreflex displays the essential characteristics of a feedback-regulated, homeostatic servomechanism that responds to perturbations and acts to restore basal blood pressure. But blood pressure regulation is far more complex. Indeed, blood pressure changes can be seen in anticipation of a perturbation, before any change in baroreceptor afference. Examples include the increased blood pressure just prior to assumption of an upright posture or in anticipation of threat or danger. To some extent, these likely reflect simple Pavlovian conditioning, in which stimuli (environmental or cognitive) that predict an impending perturbation can serve as conditioned stimuli for an anticipatory, compensatory adjustment (Dworkin, 2000).
Not only can sympathetic and parasympathetic activation within the autonomic nervous system be reciprocal—as implied by arousal theories—but it can also be uncoupled, coactivated or coinhibited (e.g., Berntson, Cacioppo, and Quigley, 1991, 1993). Reciprocal activation fosters a rapid and dramatic change in effector status (e.g., heart rate); uncoupled activation affords more fine tuning (e.g., vagal withdrawal in response to mild exercise); and coactivation or coinhibition can regulate or mute the functional consequences of underlying neural adjustments.
Importantly for the interpretation of polygraph data, individual differences in the mode of autonomic activation to acute psychological stressors have been identified, with some individuals showing primarily sympathetic increases, others primarily vagal withdrawal, and others showing reciprocal sympathetic activation (Berntson et al., 1994; Cacioppo et al., 1994). In addition, Obrist, Light, and colleagues demonstrated that active coping tasks (those with which one copes by doing something, e.g., mental arithmetic) tend to elicit beta-adrenergic (e.g., cardiac) activation and increased blood pressure, whereas passive coping tasks (those with which one copes by enduring; e.g., cold pressor) tend to elicit alpha-adrenergic (e.g., vasomotor) activation (e.g., Light, Girdler, and Hinderliter, in press) and increased blood pressure. Individual differences have been found in these cardiovascular patterns as well, with some individuals showing greater cardiac reactivity and others greater vasomotor reactivity (Light et al., 1993; Kasprowicz et al., 1990; Sherwood, Dolan, and Light, 1990).
In sum, cardiovascular responses to stimuli that may be considered arousing are multiply determined, and there are individual differences in terms of the direction and extent of cardiovascular reactivity that is observed. These findings call into question assumptions about cardiovascular signals of arousal that are consistent across individuals.
ELECTRODERMAL ACTIVITY
The most sensitive measure in laboratory studies of the detection of deception has been electrodermal activity (e.g., Orne, Thackray, and Paskewitz, 1972). Electrodermal activity varies as a function of the eccrine glands, which are innervated by the sympathetic branch of the autonomic nervous system, but the postganglionic neurotransmitter is acetylcholine rather than norepinephrine (the postganglionic sympathetic neurotransmitter for most visceral effectors). This means that circulating catecholamines (epinephrine, norepinephrine), which can have an excitatory effect on autonomic effectors, have no effect on eccrine gland or electrodermal activity.
Electrodermal activity is measured by passing a small current through the skin to measure skin resistance or its reciprocal, skin conductance. Deviations from basal levels (e.g., responses to relevant and control questions) are called electrodermal responses (EDRs). Whether the electrodermal activity is measured and depicted in terms of skin resistance or skin conductance is not arbitrary. For instance, whether the EDR is interpreted as larger to a relevant question or a control question can vary depending on type of measurement and basal electrodermal activity levels (Dawson, 2000).
Eccrine glands can be thought of as tiny tubes with openings at the surface of the skin (Stern, Ray, and Quigley, 2001). The more activation of a given eccrine gland, the greater the secretion into the gland or onto the surface of the skin and, consequently, the lower the resistance to current flow across this area of the skin. Because eccrine glands are concentrated in the palms of the hands and soles of the feet, the set of eccrine glands between two electrodes on the fingers or palms can be conceived as variable resistors wired in parallel. The total electrodermal activity (or output of eccrine glands) at any given moment, therefore, can be measured by summing the values of all the active resistors wired in parallel. Because the sum of resistors in parallel equals the sum of the conductances, changes in skin conductance need not be corrected for basal levels to measure the effect of a given stimulus.
In polygraphy, this means that the deflections associated with relevant or control questions can be used to gauge an individual's response to the question only if the readout is in terms of skin conductance. Even when measuring skin conductance, however, stimuli that elicit the responses are so numerous as to make it difficult to isolate its specific psychological antecedent (e.g., Landis, 1930).
RESPIRATORY ACTIVITY
Respiration can be modified by the central and the autonomic nervous systems. The respiratory centers in the medulla and pons contain neurons that fire spontaneously to initiate inspiration. In addition, respiration is modified by autonomic reflexes arising from the lungs, heart, blood vessels, and upper airways. For instance, central chemoreceptors (e.g., in the brainstem) are responsive to carbon dioxide concentrations, peripheral chemoreceptors near the large vessels of the heart are sensitive to oxygen concentrations in the blood, and stretch receptors in the lungs are sensitive to the extent of lung inflation.
Respiration is easily brought under voluntary control, and variations in respiration can produce changes in heart rate and electrodermal activity. Therefore, respiration needs to be monitored to determine whether responses to relevant and control questions are artifacts. For instance, a sharp sniff can reliably produce an electrodermal response. If an examinee were to sniff sharply following control but not relevant questions, it might appear that the individual's responses to the relevant questions were relatively small and, therefore, reflected general stress, arousal, or anxiety rather than deception. In polygraph testing, the rate and depth of respiration are measured by strain gauges positioned around the chest and abdomen because breathing can produce fluctuations in the girth of either or both. The strain gauge provides a measure of relative amplitude; if the strain gauge moves during the session, amplitudes recorded prior to this movement could not be compared to those recorded following the movement.
Berntson, G.G., J.T. Cacioppo, P.F. Binkley, B.N. Uchino, K.S. Quigley, and A. Fieldstone 1994 Autonomic cardiac control. III. Psychological stress and cardiac response in autonomic space as revealed by pharmacological blockades. Psychophysiology 31:599-608.
Dawson, M.E. 2000 In Handbook of Psychophysiology, 2nd ed., J.T. Cacioppo, L.G. Tassinary, and G.G. Berntson, eds. New York: Cambridge University Press.
Dworkin, B.R. 2000 In Handbook of Psychophysiology, 2nd ed., J.T. Cacioppo, L.G. Tassinary, and G.G. Bernstson, eds. New York: Cambridge University Press.
Kasprowicz, A.L., S.B. Manuck, S.B. Malkoff, and D.S. Krantz 1990 Individual differences in behaviorally evoked cardiovascular response. Psychophysiology 27:605-619.
Landis, C. 1930 Psychology and the psychogalvanic reflex. Psychological Review 37:381-398.
Light, K.C., S.S. Girdler, and A.L. Hinderliter in pressCase study: Genetic and behavioral factors in combination influence risk of hypertensive heart disease. In Expanding the Boundaries of Health: Bio-BehavioralSocial Perspectives, N. Anderson, F. Kessel, and P. Rosenfeld, eds. New York: Oxford University Press.
Light, K.C., R.J. Turner, A.L. Hinderliter, and A. Sherwood 1993 Race and gender comparisons: I. Hemodynamic responses to a series of stressors. Health Psychology 12:354-365.
Orne, M.T., R.I. Thackray, and D.A. Paskewitz 1972 On the detection of deception. A model for the study of physiological effects of psychological stimuli. Pp. 743-786 in Handbook of Psychophysiology, N.S. Greenfield and R.A. Sternbach, eds. New York: Holt, Rinehart, and Winston.
Sherwood, A., C.A. Dolan, and K.C. Light 1990 Hemodynamics of blood pressure responses during active and passive coping. Psychophysiology 27:656-668.
Stern, R., W.J. Ray, and K.S. Quigley 2001 Psychological Recording, 2nd ed. New York: Oxford University Press.
Next: Appendix E: Historical Notes on the Modern Polygraph »


"MATCH UPDATE: Due to heavy overnight rain, and a waterlogged, unsafe pitch the match officials have called today's game off. Thank you for your patience but unfortunately the match has been abandoned. #BackingGreen #IREvAFG" - tweets @Irelandcricket.
THE END: Well well well. The worst of news. The match has been called off.
15:33 Local Time, 14:33 GMT, 20:03 IST: The toss was supposed to happen by now. But there was heavy rain since morning and the good news is it has stopped. However, the outfield has taken a beating and the umpires are out to inspect as I type. Hopefully it is all good to get a 20-over game. Fingers crossed!
3:20PM local time: Good afternoon folks, and welcome to Bready, Northern Ireland for the final match of this brief T20 series between Ireland and Afghanistan. Let's start by saying that the hosts have been completely steamrolled in the first two encounters, leaving us with a bit of a dead rubber here today. The Irish have had their moments though; their death bowling, for example, has been effective to say the least as the Afghans have thrown away excellent starts provided by the top-order to come crashing down to earth at the death. However, Ireland's batting, particularly against spin, has been a cause for concern and they will be looking to correct that in this inconsequential match. Let's go ahead and get the ball rolling then. Toss and teams coming up in a bit..
November 30, 2013 - it was on this day that Ireland defeated Afghanistan in a Twenty20 International in Abu Dhabi to defend their T20 WC Qualifiers title. A budding rivalry was already brewing then and this Irish win helped them take a 3-2 lead in terms of head-to-head T20I bragging rights. Fast forward to 2018 and the numbers read 9-3, only that it is in now favour of Afghanistan as Ireland's head-to-head progress has stagnated close to five years back.
After about four years of no T20I action between the two sides, the rivalry resumed in January 2017 and ever since then the affairs have been lopsided, mostly because of the arrival of Rashid Khan - the No. 1 ranked T20I bowler at the moment. Losses in the UAE during the Desert T20 Challenge in 2017 was followed by three back-to-back T20I defeats in the bilateral series in Greater Noida, and any hopes of correcting the skewed record washed away for Ireland as they were beaten at their own backyard by a clinical Afghanistan side, who have already clinched the series with one game remaining.
Even a consolation victory appears like a far-fetched notion for Ireland at the moment, considering their travails against spin. In the seven matches that Ireland have played against Afghanistan since January 2017, they have lost 59 wickets overall, with Rashid Khan bagging 30 per cent of the wickets. In this series alone, they have lost 12 wickets to the combination of Rashid and Mujeeb ur Rahman, along with two to Mohammad Nabi. That is close to 75 per cent of the wickets they have lost in this series to spin, which clearly suggests that Ireland have a lot of work to do if they are to overcome the Afghanistan challenge.
While there were four Ireland batsmen who entered double digits in the first T20I - despite which they ended up 16 short of Afghanistan's total of 160 - it came down to two in the second game. Barring William Porterfield and Gary Wilson, there was hardly any resistance from the Ireland batsmen, who all succumbed to their spin demons to be skittled out for just 79.
The visitors do not have too many worries as they look to complete a whitewash. However, it'll do them some good if they address the issue of losing wickets in a heap. Hazratullah Zazai's form - with knocks of 74 off 33 and 82 off 54 - augurs well for the side but the middle order needs to come up with better performances to capitalise on the top order batsman's solid platforms.
In the first game, They were 140 for 2 after 14 overs but could add only 20 more in the remaining four overs of the curtailed game, losing five wickets in the process. They were 124 for 2 around the 16th over mark in the second game and ended up losing six more wickets, which prevented them from scoring big in the death although they did manage 36 in the last four. In case of a top order collapse, the middle order comes across as under-equipped at the moment, which might be the focus of Ireland as they look to limit the damage.
What to expect: Afghanistan posted totals of 160 in the two games so far, suggesting that the pitch has plenty to offer for the batsmen. Showers are forecast for Friday, which could lead to a curtailed game.
Ireland: Tyrone Kane, David Delany, Andy McBrine and James Shannon were the ones benched for the last game and it remains to be seen if one or more get an opportunity in the dead rubber.
Afghanistan: Afghanistan too might look at trying out one or two players from the lot of Usman Ghani, Farid Malik, Gulbadin Naib and Mirwais Ashraf, who were all not part of the eleven for the previous game.
"Not easy whenever you lose a game by 81 runs. We all know it's not good enough, expect everyone to give their 100 per cent on Friday" - Gary Wilson, Ireland captain.
Jasprit Bumrah deals out England, India back in the series!
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The Tigri Meccaniche come back to Treviglio
Tigri Meccaniche, the association created in 2018 by a group of SDF employees with a passion for the SAME brand and its history, is now organising the second SAME tractor rally. The event will be held on September 25 this year in Treviglio, the city where the company was founded way back in 1942.
Four years after the first hugely successful edition, in which 150 machines participated, a new day-long rally dedicated to tractor enthusiasts and aficionados of the SAME brand is finally here.
The parade, which will start and end at the Treviglio Expo Centre and follow a route through the streets of the city, also passing by the SAME Museum, will be a great opportunity to get together and for owners to show off their SAME machines of every age and type and to swap stories about tractors – the main attraction of the initiative.
To make the day even more special, the owners and tractors enrolled in the rally will also have a chance to compete for the following prizes:
• Veteran Prize for the oldest diesel tractor;
• Passion Prize for the tractor travelling the furthest to take part in the event;
• Folklore Prize for the most enthusiastic and entertaining driver team;
• Loyalty Prize for the team with the most tractors.
The winner of the Veteran Prize will be awarded determined by consulting the official SAME registry kept in the Historical Archive, in which the date of production of each machine is indicated unequivocally in relation to its chassis number. This offers an opportunity to demonstrate the importance of the historical documents of the archive outside the purely administrative context in which they are usually employed.
There will also be plenty of other convivial activities during the rally, and everyone is invited – whether owners of a tractor or not – to take part either as participants or spectators!
The month of rice
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Saint John was born, probably in 1540, in Fontiveros, near Avila in Spain. His father died when he was very young and he had to move with his mother from one place to another, while he tried as best he could to continue his education and, at the same time, to earn a living. In Medina in 1563 he was clothed in the Carmelite habit and, after a year's novitiate, was given permission to follow the unmitigated Carmelite Rule.
He was ordained priest in 1567, after studying philosophy and theology at Salamanca, and, in the same year, he met Saint Teresa of Jesus who, a little while before, had obtained permission from the Prior General Rossi to found two communities of contemplative Carmelite Friars (later called the Discalced) in order that they might help the communities of nuns that she had established. A year later - during which he travelled with Teresa - on the 28th November 1568, John became part of the first group of Reformed Carmelites at Duruelo, changing his name from John of St. Matthias to John of the Cross.
He occupied many different positions within the Reform. From 1572 to 1577 he was general confessor for the monastery of the Incarnation in Avila (not then reformed but where Saint Teresa was Prioress). In carrying out his duties, he became involved in an unpleasant dispute within the monastery, a dispute for which he was considered in some way responsible. As a result, he was seized and spent about eight months imprisoned in the Carmelite house in Toledo, from where he escaped in August 1578. During his time in prison, he composed many of his poems for which, later on, he wrote commentaries in his celebrated spiritual masterpieces.
After Toledo, he was appointed superior in a succession of houses, until, in 1591, the Vicar General, Nicolas Doria, (the Reform having, by this time, gained a certain autonomy) dismissed him from all his positions. In the final years of his life, this was not the only "trial" which came to him who had given everything to the Reform, but he bore all his trials as a saint. He died between the 13th and 14th December 1591 in Ubeda, aged 49 years.
He communicated his spirituality essentially by word of mouth and it was only written down as a result of persistent requests. The central theme of his teaching, which has made him renowned both within and without the Catholic Church, concerned the union through grace of man with God, through Jesus Christ: he described a spiritual journey from the very beginning up to the most sublime level, which consists of the stages of the purgative way, the illuminative way and the unitive way or, in other words, the stages for beginners, for the proficient and for those who are close to perfection. As Saint John says - in order to arrive at the All which is God, it is necessary that man should give all of himself, not like a slave but inspired by love. Saint John's most celebrated aphorisms were: "In the evening of your life you will be judged by your love" and, "Where there is no love, put love and then you will find love". Canonized by Pope Benedict XIII on 27th December 1726, he was proclaimed a doctor of the Church by Pius XI on 24th August 1926.


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Department of Labor accuses Google of 'extreme' pay discrimination against women
The U.S. Department of Labor has accused Google of "extreme" discrimination against its female employees, citing a systemic gender pay gap between male and female employees at the company, after it's reviewed its compensation data. "We found systemic compensation disparities against women pretty much across the entire workforce," Janette Wipper, a DOL regional director testified in court on Friday. Since Google is a federal contractor, it is required to let the department review its records to make sure the company is in compliance with equal employment legislation, but since the internet giant has only shared a "snapshot" of data so far, the Labor Department filed a lawsuit against the company. A regional solicitor for the department claims it already has "compelling evidence of very significant discrimination against women in the most common positions at Google headquarters," adding that it is "quite extreme, even in this industry." The Labor Department is seeking more information to see what is causing the disparity. Google argues the DOL is seeking too much information, violating its Fourth Amendment rights and says the company has closed the gender and racial wage gaps globally, according to an (undisclosed) internal analysis.
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Although Apple's (NASDAQ: AAPL) recently launched iPhone 7 and iPhone 7 Plus represent compelling offerings, there seems to be a general consensus that the 2017 iPhone -- which I'll refer to here as the iPhone 8 -- will be a much bigger leap forward than the iPhone 7 and iPhone 7 Plus were over their predecessors.
I suspect this is going to be true -- not because the iPhone 7 and 7 Plus weren't large improvements, but because Apple's pace of innovation appears to be accelerating.
Let's go over the innovations I expect to see in the company's next-generation mobile processor, which is likely to be marketed as the A11 Fusion processor.
Taiwan Semiconductor Manufacturing Company (NYSE: TSM) says that it expects to begin recognizing revenue from its 10-nanometer chip manufacturing technology during the first quarter of 2017, and that revenue "will ramp steeply throughout 2017."
This means that, at least on paper, if Apple were to simply "redo" its A10 Fusion design with TSMC's 10-nanometer tech, it should be able to see both a cost reduction and a performance improvement relative to the original design.
Then, with the A9, Apple boasted a 70% improvement in CPU performance and a 90% uplift in graphics performance relative to the A8. And, finally, with this year's A10, Apple (if you believe its claims) was able to get a 40% boost in CPU performance and a 50% boost in graphics.
The A9 processor inside of Apple's now mid-range iPhone 6s and 6s Plus still offers better CPU performance (at least per core) than any of its competitors in the Android space, and the A10 will likely ensure that Apple handily holds that crown until the A11 comes along. And then, unsurprisingly, I expect the A11 to continue to hold a healthy lead over its competition. Apple's chip team is just that good.
Apple seems to be making some very hefty investments in maintaining or even growing its leadership position in smartphone applications processors, and based on what we've seen over the last couple of generations, that investment is paying off nicely.
In the years ahead, though, I expect even greater things on the chip front from the iDevice maker. These will be enabled by an aggressive chip-technology manufacturing road map from TSMC, and continued design and architecture excellence on Apple's part.


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The iconic Azadi Tower in southwest Tehran will be the screen for a projection mapping created by French composer, conductor, multimedia artist and researcher Stéphane de Gérando on Thursday. Stéphane de Gérando, 53, has written several works for orchestras performed at Radio France and has won national and international awards.
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Projection mapping, also known as video mapping and spatial augmented reality, is a projection technology used to turn objects, often irregularly shaped, into a display surface for video projection.The display, dubbed "The Labyrinth of Time," has been arranged through collaboration between the French Embassy, Roudaki Art and Cultural Institute, Kelid-e Talaee Cultural Institute and the French Embassy, Honaronline reported on its Persian website. The mapping will be accompanied by music.
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Dr Rahgoshay Museum officials attended the show and Ms. Myriam Goetz-Rahgoshay, Director of the Museum, answered questions from Iranian television journalists:
Located at Azadi square, the tower is one of the landmarks in Tehran and part of the Azadi Cultural Complex, which includes an underground museum.The structure was designed by Iranian-Canadian architect Hossein Amanat and completed in 1971.


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Q: Slope tool gives wrong degree values I am trying to create a slope map in ArcMap out of a DEM.
I used the Slope Tool (Spatial Analyst), selected my DEM as input and degrees as an output result.
There I got the message that "The Z units of the output geographical spatial reference are undefined. A default Z factor of 1 was used". I pressed ok and I got this result:

As I can understand (this is the first time I use the slope tool, I'm new to ArcGis Suite) almost all my values are within the range of 89.6 - 89.9 degrees something that is clearly wrong, as my study area is this one:

I tried to create more classes in Symbology tab but I couldn't select more than three in Natural Breaks (Jenks) classification.
I am able to create 32 classes at Equal Interval option but this also doesn't change anything.
I tried my luck with Unique Values and I was asked to create them and I pressed ok but all the values are around 89.9.

I got the DEMs from Nasa Reverb, I connected two of them with Mosaic to Raster, created a shapefile (I selected the same projection, WGS 84 for the shapefile) and clipped my study area. Then I played with classes and colors in order to be as naturally looking as possible.
I created a break at 0 Value in order to color the sea blue.
Right after that I used the slope tool.

Any ideas for the slope degree values to be calculated correctly?

A: The slope tool is not smart enough to know the vertical units of your DEM. By default, it assumes that the vertical units are the same as the horizontal units of your DEM raster, which is decimal degrees in this case. In order to correct this so that it properly assumes meters, you need to apply a z-factor, which is a ratio between the horizontal and vertical units. As described in the Applying a z-factor help page, for your study area near 40 degrees north latitude, you would want to use a z-factor of 0.00001171. This is because at this latitude, each meter is approximately 0.00001171 decimal degrees. Rerun the slope tool with this z-factor and your results should make much more sense.

As @Vince was saying in the comments, you should avoid performing this kind of raster processing when your raster is in a "geographic coordinate system," i.e. a plate carrée equirectangular projection. It would be better to project the DEM using the Project Raster tool. Changing the coordinate system in the data frame properties like you did only changes the visualization, it does not change the underyling data. Good projected coordinate systems for regional-scale analyses are UTM/Gauss-Kreuger or a national/regional conic projection. If both your horizontal and vertical units are in meters, you could then calculate slope with a z-factor of 1.

A: You might want to check your DEM values and make sure they are correct. If you mosaic a group of DEMs and do not specify higher than an 8-BIT pixel processing, you will get those numbers (89.5). You've also got to get the file in the right projection too.


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fou un esportista finlandès, especialitzat en esquí de fons, que va competir a començaments del .

El 1924 va prendre part en els Jocs Olímpics de Chamonix, on guanyà la medalla de bronze en la prova d'esquí de fons 18 km. En la cursa dels 50 km es va veure obligat a abandonar.

Niku guanyà nou campionat nacionals: en els curses de 10 km (1923–26), 30 km (1921, 1923 i 1925–26) i 60 km (1925). També guanyà la cursa dels 50 km dels Jocs d'esquí de Lahti entre 1923 i 1925. Es retirà el 1926.

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The Manomet Team | July 22, 2013 | | Press Releases
Our most esteemed colleague and shorebird conservation leader, Charles Duncan, will be leaving Manomet, November 1, 2013. This coming October will mark his 65th birthday, his 50th year in the workforce and the completion of ten extraordinarily successful years with Manomet.
Charles catapulted Manomet's on-the-ground shorebird conservation to a hemispheric scale. As Director of the Executive Office of the Western Hemisphere Shorebird Reserve Network, he helped add 32 new sites—over 7.5 million acres—to what has become a global model of how to engage people on a voluntary basis to do big things. This basic framework is now being replicated throughout all of Manomet's programs. He made countless new partnerships throughout the Americas that produced real results wherever he went and with whomever he worked. It's fair to say that no one is better known and more universally respected in shorebird conservation in the Western Hemisphere. Still, Charles tells me that what he is most proud of is the team that he and Stephen Brown have built at Manomet and the impact of the colleagues they have encouraged and empowered across the Hemisphere. It has been to Manomet's great fortune that Charles spent the last ten years of his amazing career with us, creating and then leading our Shorebird Recovery Project, doing what he loves to do and does so well, meaningful conservation. He set the standard for the rest of us for what dedication and passion in conservation really looks like.
Of course, this fall we will have a proper celebration of all that Charles has meant to Manomet and to shorebird conservation. Until then, Charles is working closely with me, Stephen and the entire SRP team to make sure we are set up very well to finish the grand portrait he started for us, a portrait of a hemisphere filled with the sights and sounds of increasing numbers of shorebirds, with healthy wetlands and coastlines where human activities and shorebirds benefit one another. Charles, we are forever in your debt. Thank you for providing the vision and lighting the way.
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 Bethel African Methodist Episcopal Church (Batesville, Arkansas)
 Bethel African Methodist Episcopal Church (Malvern, Arkansas)

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 Bethel African Methodist Episcopal Church (Sacramento, California)
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 Greater Bethel AME Church (Miami, Florida)

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 Bethel AME Church (Acworth, Georgia), listed on the NRHP in Cobb County

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 Bethel AME Church of Crawfordsville
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 Bethel AME Church (Shelbyville, Kentucky)

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 Bethel African Methodist Episcopal Church and Parsonage, Plymouth

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 Bethel Chapel AME Church, Louisiana, Missouri

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 Union Bethel African Methodist Episcopal Church (Great Falls, Montana), listed on the NRHP in Cascade County

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 Bethel AME Church (Reno, Nevada)

New Jersey
 Bethel A.M.E. Church (Morristown, New Jersey)
 Bethel African Methodist Episcopal Church (Springtown, New Jersey)

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 Bethel AME Church and Manse, Huntington
 Greater Bethel AME Church (Harlem, New York)

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 Bethel African Methodist Episcopal Church of Monongahela City
 Mother Bethel A.M.E. Church, Philadelphia, the founding church of the African Methodist Episcopal Church denomination
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Old age homes provides security and attention.Tollygunge Home , Dinatey , Little Sisters of the Poor and Nabanir are a few old age homes located in various parts of Kolkata. These old ages homes take care of senior citizens' physiological, emotional and medical needs. More often than not these foster homes provide joy and sustenance during the last few years of old people's lives.
Old age homes houses many old people and this enables the inmates to interact with each other and live like a family. There are different types of old age homes and different types of care depending on what the individual needs. Some provide everything including medical assistance, while others provide a secure environment and other supporting infrastructure. Healthy older people have the option of maintaining their own rooms, cooking their own food and entertaining their guests. Old age homes also have shoppers and assistance to pay bills and so on. The fee structure also varies depending on what the home offers.
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La savonnerie est une usine où l'on fabrique du savon.

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Le savon était déjà l'objet d'un commerce important pour les Marseillais (savon de Marseille), dès le . Ce ne fut cependant qu'au  que de grandes usines furent installées à Marseille : la véritable fabrication marseillaise ne semble commencer qu'à cette époque, bien que le savon fût connu des Massaliotes et des Gaulois depuis des temps plus anciens.

L'usage du linge devenant plus commun, l'industrie de la savonnerie acquit de jour en jour une plus grande importance. Mais au , Venise prit le premier rang commercialement, ainsi qu'au plan industriel : la savonnerie vint alors s'y concentrer, et Venise devint, avec Savone, la principale productrice de savon.

Au , Venise perd sa suprématie au profit de Savone, de Gênes et de Marseille, qui retrouve son ancienne industrie : c'est à cette époque qu'y sont bâties des savonneries existant encore de nos jours.

En France, c'est Colbert qui conçoit l'idée d'introduire et de développer en France la fabrication du savon, d'abord à Toulon, ensuite à Marseille.

À Marseille

Le , un édit de Louis XIV, signé par Jean-Baptiste Colbert de Seignelay fils de Colbert, secrétaire de la Maison du Roi, réglemente la fabrication du savon. Selon l'article III de l'édit : « On ne pourra se servir dans la fabrique de savon, avec la barrille, soude ou cendre, d'aucune graisse, beurre ni autres matières ; mais seulement des huiles d'olives pures, et sans mélange de graisse, sous peine de confiscation des marchandises ». Les manufactures de savons doivent cesser leur activité l'été car la chaleur nuit à la qualité du savon. Le respect de cette réglementation assure la qualité du savon et fait la renommée des savonneries marseillaises. Cependant, cette réglementation n'empêche pas la fraude, qui fera même l'objet, en 1790, de doléances de la part des blanchisseuses et lavandières.

La fabrication marseillaise tirait alors ses soudes du territoire d'Arles. Plus tard, la consommation du savon prenant une plus grande importance à cause de l'introduction des toiles de coton d'abord, et ensuite de la fabrication de ces toiles en Europe, les soudes d'Arles ne suffirent plus et l'on fut obligé d'aller chercher cette matière première en Espagne, en Italie et dans le Levant. On se servait également à cette époque du salicor de Narbonne et du natron du lac Mœris.

En 1814, le nombre des savonneries marseillaises est de 71, composées de 330 chaudières, et l'on compte autant de fabricants que de fabriques.

En 1820, le nombre de fabriques est de 88, elles contiennent 420 chaudières grandes ou petites.

Cependant le nombre d'ouvriers n'avait pas augmenté, soit parce que ces fabriques n'étaient pas en activité toutes en même temps, soit parce que l'état de perfection auquel cette fabrication était parvenue, surtout depuis la découverte de Leblanc, en avait simplifié les procédés et diminué les frais ainsi que la main-d'œuvre, tout en doublant les produits.

Un rapport fait à la chambre de commerce en 1829 établit la statistique de cette industrie à Marseille, comme suit : 43 fabriques en activité, exploitées par 32 fabricants, contiennent 208 chaudières de 100 à 110 quintaux métriques chacune. Elles consomment annuellement:
 260 000 hectolitres huile d'olive, d'œillette, de noix (la consommation de ces deux dernières qualités a été de 13 000 à 56 000 hectolitres par an, suivant le prix qu'elles ont valu)
 170 000 quintaux métriques : soudes factices douces.
 32 000 quint. métriques : soudes salées.
 96 000 quint. métriques : houilles.
 55 000 quint. métriques : chaux.
 1200 quint. métriques : plâtre (cette matière n'entre pas dans la composition du savon, les ouvriers s'en frottent les mains pour pouvoir se servir des ustensiles que les matières savonneuses rendent très glissants).

De cela sont produits 400 000 quintaux métriques de savon dont 36 173 quintaux métriques ont été exportés à l'étranger, ainsi répartis :
 Suisse, Italie, Allemagne : 12 316 quint. métriques.
 Portugal, Espagne, Colonies : 4 299 quint. métriques.
 Angleterre : 1 209 quint. métriques.
 États du Nord, Hollande, Suède, Russie : 5 155 quint. métriques.
 Colonies françaises : 9 660 quint. métriques.
 Possessions étrangères dans les deux Indes : 1 976 quint. métriques.
 États-Unis d'Amérique : 1 525 quint. métriques.
 Levant : 24 quint. métriques.

Notes et références

Voir aussi

 Savon
 Savon de marseille
 Savon d'Alep
 Saponification

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From medical practice to musical practice: Retired Norfolk doctor jazzes up hospital lobbies
By Bruce Ebert
Retired Dr. Gad Brosch plays some jazz recently at Sentara Heart Hospital in Norfolk. (ruce Ebert)
Dr. Gad Brosch's practice has moved from operating rooms to hospital lobbies.
The retired OB-GYN plays concerts in the entry halls of Sentara Heart Hospital and Sentara Leigh Hospital in Norfolk and Sentara Virginia Beach General Hospital. He also performs at venues such as the Westminster-Canterbury and Beth Sholom Village retirement communities in Virginia Beach.
Accompanied by saxophonist Steve Stelmaszek, Brosch plays the piano on classics such as "Don't Get Around Much Anymore," "The Girl from Ipanema" and "Days of Wine and Roses."
Brosch sees common threads between medicine and music. Both require manual dexterity and "discipline and training."
He performs with an "MD" badge around his neck and a pin with the saying "Keep Jazz Alive" next to a tie with a piano keys motif.
The badge is for younger physicians and medical students to glimpse as they come in and out. "I want them to see that there is a future for them after medicine – something besides golf, boating and idleness," Brosch said.
As for the pin, he said, "I'm trying to preserve this music."
It's not a burden he bears alone. John Toomey, whose jazz music classes Brosch has taken at Old Dominion University, said the genre has a smaller audience than other types of music, but still can be a draw at concerts at venues like the Attucks Theatre and Virginia Arts Festival.
Brosch's rapport with students also helps. "He comes in (to class) early and sits and plays jazz standards," Toomey said. "Then they start playing along. He is extremely gracious, will do whatever he can to share his time with others. If he was as dedicated as a doctor as he is to music, he must have been a heck of a doctor."
Brosch, a Freemason resident, won't tell his age – he views it as a possible turnoff for women who might like to date him – but said he was in the 1956 Sinai Campaign as a member of the Israeli Army and in the Six-Day War of 1967.
He was born in Haifa to parents who were both dentists in Berlin until 1934. They fled, Brosch said, "while they could still get out" during Hitler's rise. His grandparents died in the Holocaust.
He first learned of this area when he met two Norfolk physicians, Drs. Bill Reingold and Arthur Kaplan, at a party in Jerusalem. Brosch was in medical school in Israel at the time.
The doctors interested him in moving to the U.S. At one time, he had solo practices in Norfolk and Chesapeake. He played with various ensembles, too, but often left performances abruptly because of medical emergencies.
"I was always on call," he said. "The shows just went on without me."
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The scene of one of the bloodiest battles of World War Two, Hill 112 is now a place of calm reflection and remembrance. It has been christened The Hill of Peace following the untiring efforts of Sergeant Gunner Albert Figg, his daughter Annette and The Hill 112 Memorial Foundation.
In 1944, men from the 43rd Wessex, 53rd Welsh, 15th Scottish and 11th Armoured Divisions finally took control of one of the most strategically important battlegrounds in northern France. It took ten weeks of fierce fighting and cost the lives of 10,000 men, but taking and holding Hill 112 allowed the Allies to retake Caen and continue the liberation of Europe.
The Hill 112 Memorial Foundation has been set up to continue the work of Sgt Albert Figg, who worked tirelessly to turn the site, known in 1944 as 'Death Valley', into what is now known as Normandy's 'Hill of Peace'.
The Trust is working alongside the Odon Cote 112 Association to maintain a number of existing memorials at the site as well as raising funds to pursue two more projects, a feature film aimed at telling the story of Hill 112 and a viewing platform that will allow the site's incredible story to be told and better understood.
The film will bring together the testimony of a number of soldiers who were there and whose memories were recorded for posterity. Award-winning film-maker Peter Williams is determined to bring these interviews together into an educational film that will help young people, in particular, to understand the significance of the events of D-Day and the conflict that followed.
The viewing platform will be a permanent, steel-built structure that will be accessible to everyone and will allow visitors to look out over the site, understand its military significance and think back to the sacrifice of those who fought for it.
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Sergeant Gunner Albert Figg was a remarkable man whose determination to see his former colleagues remembered has seen Hill 112 turned from a wartime battleground to a place of remembrance.
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The Hill 112 Memorial Foundation has ambitious plans to complete Albert's dream by installing a viewing platform on Hill 112 and turning filmed interviews with some of those who fought in the battle into a full-length documentary that will preserve the legacy of these brave men and educate young people about the war – and about the need for peace.
Achieving Albert's vision by adding a viewing platform on Hill 112 and completing the educational film is set to cost the Trust an estimated £375,000, and we need your help to achieve that goal. Please donate, like us on Facebook or sign up form more information. Albert and his colleagues risked everything to preserve our freedom – please help us to realise his dream.
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