Regina Montag was born on 17 May 1890 at Paris, Grant, Wisconsin.
She was the daughter of Michael Montag and Catherine Brant.
[S245] U.S. Federal Census 1900 U.S. Federal Census, by Ancestry.com, Year: 1900; Census Place: Mayhew Lake, Benton, Minnesota; Roll: 757; Page: 1A; Enumeration District: 0314; FHL microfilm: 1240757.
Name Variation Andrew Joseph Brandt was also known as Brant.
Andrew Joseph Brandt married Victoria Witherholt.
Andrew Joseph Brandt was born on 5 July 1819 at Prussia.
Andrew Joseph Brandt died on 3 October 1896 at age 77.
Name Variation Victoria Witherholt was also known as Wiederholdt.
Married Name Her married name was Brant.
Victoria Witherholt married Andrew Joseph Brandt, son of Barthel Joseph Brandt and Margaretha Palmer.
Victoria Witherholt was born on 7 December 1824 at Prussia.
She died on 22 January 1908 at age 83.
Henry A. Montag was born in June 1872 at Wisconsin.
He was the son of Michael Montag and Catherine Brant.
Henry A. Montag died on 23 December 1927 at Seattle, King, Washington, at age 55.
Name Variation Justin Montag was also known as Justina.
Justin Montag was born circa 1874 at Wisconsin.
Justin Montag died before 1900.
Name Variation Charles Montag was also known as Charley.
Charles Montag was born on 3 March 1875 at Dickeyville, Grant, Wisconsin.
As of 1920, Charles Montag was never married.
Mother: Katherine Brant. He was a mason in 1918. On 12 September 1918 at Nelson, Lakota, North Dakota, nearest relative Frank Ulrich in St. Cloud, MN.
[S243] U.S. Federal Census 1920 U.S. Federal Census, by Ancestry.com, Year: 1920; Census Place: St Cloud Ward 4, Stearns, Minnesota; Roll: T625_863; Page: 12B; Enumeration District: 211; Image: 332.
Name Variation Dorothea Montag was also known as Dora.
Married Name circa 1905 As of circa 1905,her married name was Ulrich.
Dorothea Montag was born in October 1876 at Wisconsin.
Dorothea Montag married Frank T Ulrich circa 1905.
Andrew Montag was born in June 1881 at Wisconsin.
Martha Montag was born in April 1884 at Wisconsin.
Name Variation Helena Gertrude Duve was also known as Lena G.
Married Name 26 February 1906 As of 26 February 1906,her married name was Vondran.
Married Name 26 February 1906 As of 26 February 1906,her married name was Voudrum.
Married Name 26 February 1906 As of 26 February 1906,her married name was Vondrum.
Helena Gertrude Duve was born on 16 July 1882 at Grant, Wisconsin.
She was the daughter of Bernard John Duve and Anna B. Richter.
Helena Gertrude Duve married Andrew Vondrum, son of Joseph Vondran and Mary Anna Brandt, on 26 February 1906 Lena Duve and Andrew Voudrum (Vondran) marriage announcement.
Helena Gertrude Duve died on 11 March 1974 at Grant, Wisconsin, at age 91 Mrs. Helena "Lena" Vondrum, 91, of Cassville, Wisconsin, died Monday morning, March 11, 1974, at home. Visitation was after 2 p.m., Tuesday, March 12, at the Metcalfe-Kuenster Funeral Home in Cassville, where the Rosary was said at 7:30 p.m. Funeral services were at 10:30 a.m., Wednesday, March 13, at St. Charles Borromeo Catholic Church in Cassville, and burial was in the church cemetery. Mrs. Vondrum was survived by three sons, Bernard Vondrum, Harold Vondrum, and Vincent Vondrum, all of Cassville, Wis; 7 grandchildren, 28 great-grandchildren, and 1 great-grandchild; and four sisters, Mrs. Mathilda Klein, of Dubuque, Ia., Mrs. Carrie Flesch, of Great Falls, Mont., Mrs. Dora Leeser of Potosi, Wis., and Mrs. Martha Brandt, of Cuba City, Wis.
She was buried after 11 March 1974 at Saint Charles Catholic Church Cemetery, Cassville, Grant, Wisconsin.
[S245] U.S. Federal Census 1900 U.S. Federal Census, by Ancestry.com, Year: 1900; Census Place: Potosi, Grant, Wisconsin; Roll: T623_1790; Page: 8A; Enumeration District: 51.
Name Variation Mary Susan Duve was also known as Susie.
Name Variation Mary Susan Duve was also known as Susan.
Married Name 18 September 1907 As of 18 September 1907,her married name was Brandt.
Mary Susan Duve was born on 3 December 1883 at Potosi, Grant, Wisconsin.
Mary Susan Duve was the maid of honor at the wedding of Andrew Vondrum and Helena Gertrude Duve on 26 February 1906; Lena Duve and Andrew Voudrum (Vondran) marriage announcement.
Mary Susan Duve married Sylvester Joseph Brandt, son of Cyralus John Brandt and Appolonia Bishop, on 18 September 1907 at Tennyson, Grant, Wisconsin, Sylvester Brandt and Susie Duve marriage announcement.
Mary Susan Duve died on 12 June 1935 at Finley hospital, Dubuque, Iowa, at age 51 Susan (Duve) Brandt obituary.
She was buried after 12 June 1935 at Immaculate Conception Church Cemetery, Kieler, Grant, Wisconsin.
In October 1907 at Potosi, Grant, Wisconsin, Sylvester and Susan (Duve) Brandt visited her parents, Bernard and Anna (Richter) Duve last Tuesday and Wednesday (surname misspelled Rure).
In October 1907 at Potosi, Grant, Wisconsin, Birdie and Tillie Duve (Dure) visited with their sister, Mrs Sylvester (Susan) Brandt.
Name Variation Dora Amelia Duve was also known as Dorothea Amelia.
Name Variation Dora Amelia Duve was also known as Dora Emilia.
Married Name May 1906 As of May 1906,her married name was Leeser.
Dora Amelia Duve was born on 5 October 1885 at Potosi, Grant, Wisconsin.
Dora Amelia Duve married Leo Bernhard Leeser, son of Joseph Leeser and Anna Marie Burggraf, in May 1906 Leo Leeser and Dora Duve marriage announcement.
Dora Amelia Duve died on 28 September 1980 at Grant, Wisconsin, at age 94.
She was buried after 28 September 1980 at Saint Thomas Cemetery, Potosi, Grant, Wisconsin.
Name Variation Bertha E. Duve was also known as Birdie.
Married Name circa 1914 As of circa 1914,her married name was Bode.
Bertha E. Duve was born in November 1887 at Wisconsin.
Bertha E. Duve was a bridesmaid at the wedding of Johann Joseph Scholl and Clara Katherine Duve in February 1909; Joseph Scholl and Clara Duve marriage announcement.
Bertha E. Duve married Andrew Bode, son of Joseph Bode and Anna Weber, circa 1914.
Bertha E. Duve witnessed the burial of Joseph Diener in February 1944 at Linwood Cemetery, Dubuque, Dubuque, Iowa.
Bertha E. Duve died between 1954 and 1967.
She witnessed the death of Anna B. Richter on 30 April 1954 at Iowa; Mrs Anna (Richter) Duve, 95, obituary.
In July 1952 Anna (Richter) Duve celebrates 95th birthday.
[S244] U.S. Federal Census 1910 U.S. Federal Census, by Ancestry.com, Year: 1910; Census Place: Potosi, Grant, Wisconsin; Roll: T624_1711; Page: 12B; Enumeration District: 0043; Image: 505; FHL Number: 1375724.
Name Variation Mary Caroline Duve was also known as Carrie.
Name Variation Mary Caroline Duve was also known as Caroline Mary.
Married Name 28 June 1910 As of 28 June 1910,her married name was Flesch.
Mary Caroline Duve was born on 3 April 1890 at Wisconsin.
Mary Caroline Duve married Charles Simon Flesch on 28 June 1910.
Mary Caroline Duve died on 2 May 1984 at Wisconsin at age 94.
She was buried after 2 May 1984 at Saint Phillips Catholic Cemetery, Rolling Ground, Crawford, Wisconsin.
Name Variation Matilda Mary Duve was also known as Tillie.
Married Name 22 October 1912 As of 22 October 1912,her married name was Klein.
Matilda Mary Duve was born in October 1892 at Wisconsin.
Matilda Mary Duve married Henry Joseph Klein, son of Joseph Klein and Emma Frances Kehrer, on 22 October 1912.
Matilda Mary Duve died on 28 October 1986 at Wisconsin.
She was buried after 28 October 1986 at Saint Thomas Cemetery, Potosi, Grant, Wisconsin.
Married Name 25 June 1917 As of 25 June 1917,her married name was Brandt.
Martha M. Duve was born on 14 February 1897 at Wisconsin.
Martha M. Duve married Adolph Joseph Brandt, son of Cyralus John Brandt and Appolonia Bishop, on 25 June 1917 at Kieler, Grant, Wisconsin, Martha Duve and Adolph Brandt marriage announcement and celebration of his parents, Mr and Mrs Silas Brandt, 50th wedding anniversary.
Martha M. Duve died in June 1987 at Grant, Wisconsin, at age 90.
Margaret Duve was born in August 1899 at Wisconsin.
She was the daughter of John Joseph Duve and Bertha Elizabeth VanNatta.
Name Variation John Wilhelm Duve was also known as William.
John Wilhelm Duve married Helena Caroline Burggraf.
John Wilhelm Duve was born on 12 March 1810 at Prussia.
He died on 19 August 1894 at Potosi, Grant, Wisconsin, at age 84.
Name Variation Helena Caroline Burggraf was also known as Caroline.
Married Name Her married name was Duve.
Helena Caroline Burggraf married John Wilhelm Duve.
Helena Caroline Burggraf was born on 22 March 1822 at Prussia.
She died on 4 January 1900 at Potosi, Grant, Wisconsin, at age 77.
John Jacob Duve married Mary Magdalena Wilhelm.
John Jacob Duve was born on 3 October 1851 at Potosi, Grant, Wisconsin.
John Jacob Duve died on 7 August 1919 at Grant, Wisconsin, at age 67.
Name Variation John William Duve was also known as John Wilhelm.
John William Duve married Helena Mary Ehlen.
John William Duve was born on 12 March 1858 at Wisconsin.
John William Duve died on 13 December 1942 at Potosi, Grant, Wisconsin, at age 84.
John Peter Duve married Anna Haser.
John Peter Duve was born on 11 February 1861 at Wisconsin.
Name Variation Lillian D. Kelly was also known as Lillie.
Name Variation Lillian D. Kelly was also known as Kelley.
Lillian D. Kelly married Joseph C. Reynolds.
Lillian D. Kelly was born in March 1892 at Wisconsin.
She was the daughter of John Kelly and Mary Richter.
Lillian D. Kelly died on 2 October 1981 at Grant, Wisconsin, at age 89.
She was buried after 2 October 1981 at Saint Thomas Cemetery, Potosi, Grant, Wisconsin.
[S245] U.S. Federal Census 1900 U.S. Federal Census, by Ancestry.com, Year: 1900; Census Place: Potosi, Grant, Wisconsin; Roll: T623_1790; Page: 6B; Enumeration District: 51.
Married Name Her married name was Baumler.
Name Variation Ella Mary Kelly was also known as Kelley.
Ella Mary Kelly married Charles V. Baumler.
Ella Mary Kelly was born on 26 January 1895 at Wisconsin.
Ella Mary Kelly died on 10 April 1931 at Julien, Dubuque, Iowa, at age 36 Death certificate of Ella Mae (Kelly) Baumler.
She was buried after 10 April 1931 at Saint Thomas Cemetery, Potosi, Grant, Wisconsin.
Name Variation Margaret M. Kelly was also known as Mary Margaret.
Married Name Her married name was Faherty.
Name Variation Margaret M. Kelly was also known as Kelley.
Margaret M. Kelly married W.R. Faherty.
Margaret M. Kelly was born in January 1897 at Wisconsin.
Name Variation Mary Elizabeth Neid was also known as Mary Eliza.
Name Variation Mary Elizabeth Neid was also known as Neit.
Name Variation Mary Elizabeth Neid was also known as Elizabeth.
Married Name 24 July 1864 As of 24 July 1864,her married name was Richter.
Married Name 24 July 1864 As of 24 July 1864,her married name was Richard.
Mary Elizabeth Neid was born on 5 March 1838 at Prussia.
She married John Richter, son of John Balthasom Richard and Rosine Montag, on 24 July 1864 at first marriage for her; second for him.
Mary Elizabeth Neid died on 5 June 1912 at age 74.
She was buried after 5 June 1912 at Saint Andrews Cemetery, Potosi, Grant, Wisconsin.
1 June 1905 Potosi, Grant, Wisconsin Mary Elizabeth Neid appeared on the census of 1 June 1905 in the household of John Richter at Potosi, Grant, Wisconsin.
Mary Elizabeth Neid immigrated in 1863. She had 4 with 3 living in 1900 children. She had 4 with 3 living in 1910 children.
[S247] U.S. Federal Census 1870 U.S. Federal Census, by Ancestry.com, Year: 1870; Census Place: Potosi, Grant, Wisconsin; Roll: M593_1717; Page: 436B; Image: 480; Family History Library Film: 553216.
[S246] U.S. Federal Census 1880 U.S. Federal Census, by Ancestry.com, Year: 1880; Census Place: Potosi, Grant, Wisconsin; Roll: 1427; Family History Film: 1255427; Page: 357A; Enumeration District: 124; .
[S244] U.S. Federal Census 1910 U.S. Federal Census, by Ancestry.com, Year: 1910; Census Place: Potosi, Grant, Wisconsin; Roll: T624_1711; Page: 6A; Enumeration District: 0043; ; FHL microfilm: 1375724.
Name Variation Albert Richter was also known as Richard.
Albert Richter was born on 28 February 1866 at Wisconsin also reported as Jan 1867.
He was the son of John Richter and Mary Elizabeth Neid.
Albert Richter married Alice M. Ringland on 24 February 1892.
Albert Richter married Pauline Walter before 1932.
Albert Richter was buried in May 1932 at Van Buren Cemetery, Potosi, Grant, Wisconsin.
He died in May 1932 at age 66 Albert Richter obituary.
[S243] U.S. Federal Census 1920 U.S. Federal Census, by Ancestry.com, Year: 1920; Census Place: Potosi, Grant, Wisconsin; Roll: T625_1988; Page: 5A; Enumeration District: 123; Image: 431.
Name Variation Caroline Richter was also known as Richard.
Caroline Richter was born circa 1869 at Wisconsin.
She was the daughter of John Richter and Mary Elizabeth Neid.
Caroline Richter died before 1880.
Name Variation Margaret Richter was also known as Richard.
Name Variation Margaret Richter was also known as Maggie.
Married Name 1 June 1904 As of 1 June 1904,her married name was Smith.
Married Name 1 June 1904 As of 1 June 1904,her married name was Schmidt.
Married Name 1 June 1904 As of 1 June 1904,her married name was Schmitz.
Margaret Richter was born in October 1871 at Wisconsin.
Margaret Richter married Christian H. Schmitz on 1 June 1904 at first marriage for both.
Margaret Richter witnessed the death of John Richter on 13 July 1916 at at the home of his daughter, Beetown, Wisconsin; John Richter obituary.
Margaret Richter was buried in 1961 at Saint Andrews Cemetery, Potosi, Grant, Wisconsin.
[S244] U.S. Federal Census 1910 U.S. Federal Census, by Ancestry.com, Year: 1910; Census Place: Beetown, Grant, Wisconsin; Roll: T624_1710; Page: 6A; Enumeration District: 0014; ; FHL microfilm: 1375723.
[S250] U.S. Federal Census 1930 U.S. Federal Census, by Ancestry.com, Year: 1930; Census Place: Beetown, Grant, Wisconsin; Roll: 2574; Page: 7A; Enumeration District: 2; Image: 21.0; FHL microfilm: 2342308.
[S373] U.S. Federal Census 1940 U.S. Federal Census, by Ancestry.com, Year: 1940; Census Place: Beetown, Grant, Wisconsin; Roll: T627_4481; Page: 12B; Enumeration District: 22-2.
Name Variation Rosa M. Richter was also known as Richard.
Married Name circa 1898 As of circa 1898,her married name was Diener.
Rosa M. Richter was born on 18 October 1874 at Tennyson, Grant, Wisconsin.
Rosa M. Richter married Joseph Diener circa 1898 at Illinois.
Rosa M. Richter died on 18 December 1941 at Chicago, Cook, Illinois, at age 67 Mrs. Rosa Diener, 67, of South Grandview Avenue in Dubuque, Iowa, died at Pasavant Memorial Hospital in Chicago, Illinois, at 6:30 o'clock Thursday evening, December 18, 1941, following a brief illness. The body was available for viewing at the Strueber Funeral Home in Dubuque after 2 o'clock, Saturday afternoon, December 20. The funeral was held Monday morning, December 22, from the Strueber Funeral Home to St. Patrick's Church in Dubuque, where the Rev. Duane Brady sang the requiem mass and delivered the sermon. The St. Patrick's Vested Boys Choir sang at the mass. Burial was in Linwood Cemetery in Dubuque, where Father Brady also officiated. Pallbearers were Arthur A. Meyer, John Kintzinger, John Cottingham, Ned Fratus, George Jansen, and John Gantz. Out-of-town persons attending the funeral were Mr. and Mrs. Chris Schmitz, Beetown, Wis; Harry Schmitz, Chicago; Mr. and Mrs. Herman Richter, Bloomongton, Wis; John Kelly, Mrs. J. Reynolds, Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Bode, and Miss Mary Neid, all of Potosi, Wis; and Mrs. Mary Haines, Mr. and Mrs. H. Habermann, Mrs. Lena Vondrum, and Dr. and Mrs. O. Bernhardt, all of Cassville, Wis. Mrs. Diener was survived by her husband; two sons, Leo J. and Arnold R. Diener, both of Dubuque, Ia; one daughter, Miss Esther Diener, of Dubuque, Ia; two brothers, John Richter, of Bloomington, Wis., and Joseph Richter, of Dubuque, Ia; four sisters, Mrs. John Kelly and Mrs. Anna Duve, both of Potosi, Wis., Mrs. Dora Jacobs, of Council Bluffs, Ia., and Mrs. Chris Schmitz, of Beetown, Wis; two grandchildren; and a number of nieces and nephews. She was preceded in death by her parents, one brother, and one sister.
She was buried after 18 December 1941 at Linwood Cemetery, Dubuque, Dubuque, Iowa.


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Next Latin Mass in Hull
The next Latin Mass in Hull will be a Low Mass at the Church of St Charles at 6.30pm on Wednesday 7th October. The celebrant will be Fr Peter Mulholland. Following good coverage of the August Mass in the Hull Daily Mail and the Hull Journal, I am expecting a good turn out.
Latin Masses in North America
I have just looked at the listings provided by Coalition in Support of Ecclesia Dei for usus antiquior Masses in North America. The Coalition in Support of Ecclesia Dei is a sort of federation representing numerous (usually state based) societies campaigning for Latin Masses in North America. It covers both the USA and Canada. I found 416 Masses listed that took place every Sunday at a regular time. As this side of the Atlantic, there are many more Sunday Masses that take place on a limited number of Sundays (eg 1st and 3rd of the month). I prefer to discount these as unsatisfactory provision. The provision works out at just over two per diocese which is similar to England and Wales, but the variation between dioceses is much greater than it is here. In the US, there are several dioceses with no Latin Masses at all on Sundays, whilst New York has the best provision with 12. It is noticeable that provision in Canada is much less than in the US. Of course, there may be omissions in the Ecclesia Dei listings. They have a much more difficult task collecting the information from 185 dioceses than the Latin Mass Society has from 22 in England and Wales.
Samoan Rugby Team
I do not have much interest in the game of Rugby, but a story on the website of Fr Ray Blake of St Mary Magdelen's Church in Brighton caught my eye. Apparently the whole of the Samoan Rugby team turned up for Mass in his church last Sunday. At the end of Mass, they sang a hymn in their own language. So, not only did they make a big visual impact, but they also made themselves heard using the powerful lungs that one might expect of rugby players. Go to Fr Blake's blog to see a recording.
The Hull Journal
I understand that the current edition of the Hull Journal includes a feature about the Latin Mass in St Charles' Church in Hull. At our August Mass, which was a Missa Cantata, a reporter and a photographer were present and many photographs were taken. Although I have not seen the feature article, I am told that it is very impressive, with plenty of good photographs. Has anyone seen it?
Long Distance Travellers at Walsingham Pilgrimage
I have recently returned from the LMS's pilgrimage to Walsingham. About 80 people walked, or attempted to walk, the 55 miles from Ely to Walsingham. I should add that I was not among the walkers, but was involved with the logistics of the pilgrimage. For the final Mass at Walsingham, the walkers were joined by day pilgrims, who had travelled from various parts of the country, including a coach load from London. Amongst the walkers were three who had come specially from Perth in Australia and one who had travelled from the USA.
Mass in Hull - Wed 2nd Serptember
There will be a Low Mass at St Charles' Church in Hull at 6.30pm on Wedneday 2nd September.

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Scout #1 – Patt Kelley's Idiosyncratic Imagination Bursts onto the Pages of this Eerie Burton-esque Mystery
The last time I reviewed a Patt Kelley comic at Broken Frontier I was entranced by a distinctive mix of the everyday and the utterly bizarre within its pages. On that occasion it was his graphic novel What Am I Going to Do Without You?, a book that examined themes of loneliness, love and death against a backdrop of eerie, Fortean phenomena. His new self-published series Scout adopts a similar juxtaposition of recognisable reality and fantasy intrusions, wherein the latter once again accentuates the sheer humanity of the former.
In the small town world in which the titular schoolgirl Scout lives with her mother, huge monstrous creatures roam the local woods, psychics can put you in touch with the dead, and all dogs were wiped out in a plague twenty years ago. Our young heroine is embroiled in this local oddness when it becomes apparent that the aforementioned things in the wood are attacking the locals, with one killing in particular puzzling her.
But that's not all that Scout has to contend with. Multiple mysteries abound to fit around her high school day. What is up with the injured man who walks out to sea every morning? Who is the wandering wraith-like spirit in the forest? And what lies behind the lifestyle of the old hermit, William, who lives in a hole with the last canine on Earth?
Kelley's whimsical world-building is a true delight throughout the pages of Scout; an environment with its own peculiar internal logic slowly unfolding on the page. Superficially it's the one you know from outside your window but the more we observe of Scout, her family and friends the more we learn of all the ways in which it diverges from our own plane of existence. Here, "monster safety" lessons are a normal part of the school assembly, kids have regenerating pets they can eat called Woofers who are described as "ambulatory pieces of candy", and Scout's mother cries blood when she's upset. They're almost throwaway details but they're played entirely straight as part and parcel of the book's weirdly inventive narrative style.
Kelley's tight, multi-panelled layouts ensure each page is densely packed but his storytelling has such a natural flow to it that entire sequences are communicated without exposition. It seems a little lazy to say his characters have a Burton-esque look but there is a similar vibe to them – one that is underlined by the striking mixed media cover to the book. That slightly off-centre feel to his cartooning, and the borderline grotesqueness of the cast that inhabit these pages, all add to the underlying creepiness that lies at the heart of Scout.
Patt Kelley's work has such an idiosyncratic voice – both whimsical and yet disturbingly dark – that his comics are always a delight. A poignant and slightly disquieting one, if that's not a contradiction in terms, but a delight nonetheless. Scout #1 is jam-packed with mysteries to be solved, plot points to be engaged with, and characters to discover. A testament to a creative imagination that is overflowing with concepts and ideas just ready to burst onto the comics page.
For more on Patt Kelley's work visit his site here. You can buy Scout from his online store here priced $7.00.
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Paragon #17 – Whimsical, Eclectic, and Raw, this UK Anthology Series Wears Its Heart on Its Sleeve


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Q: Choice between Pseudo-Differential Unipolar and Pseudo-Differential Bipolar ADC Input While reading about Pseudo-Differential Inputs for ADCs, I came across the  document below from LT. Link : http://cds.linear.com/docs/en/product-selector-card/2PB_sarinputtypesfb.pdf
Below are copied lines from the PDF:
"A pseudo-differential unipolar ADC digitizes the differential analog input voltage (IN+ – IN–) over a span of 0V to VFS. In this range, a single-ended unipolar input signal, driven on the IN+ pin, is measured with respect to the signal ground reference level, driven on the IN
– pin. The IN+ pin is allowed to swing from GND to VFS, while the IN– pin is restricted to around GND ± 100mV (Figure 2a).
A pseudo-differential bipolar ADC digitizes the differential analog input voltage (IN+ – IN–) over a span of ±VFS/2. In this range, a single-ended bipolar input signal, driven on the IN+ pin, is measured with respect to the signal mid-scale reference level, driven on the IN– pin. The IN+ pin is allowed to swing from GND to VFS, while the IN– pin is restricted to around VFS/2 ± 100mV (Figure 2b)."
Now the questions is, how do we make a choice between Pseudo-Differential Unipolar and Pseudo-Differential Bipolar. The choice should be based on the property and characteristics of the Input signal. For example, the input signal is a single ended sin function with range from 0 to 3V and a DC bias of 1.5V. Should we connect the IN– to 1.5V or to GND?

A: Pseudo differential takes a full positive swing on the +IN input whether it is unipolar or bipolar. If it is bipolar the -IN needs to be fed the nominal dc offset of the signal fed to +IN.
This is an advantage on analogue systems using a mid-rail generator (such as a voltage reference and op-amp buffer). If the voltage reference moves up or down a little, it doesn't affect the ADC code value produced because that offset movement will affect both input signals together.
For a unipolar input where -IN is 0V and a mid-rail generator is used, if the mid-rail generator shifts a little, then that is reflected as a dc error in the converted result.
I tend to use unipolar configurations (even when a mid-rail generator is used) because there appears to me more choice in ADCs AND I always choose really good references PLUS, in a lot of signal processing I do, I don't care about (say) a 10mV offset end-to-end.

For example, the input signal is a single ended sin function with
  range from 0 to 3V and a DC bias of 1.5V. Should we connect the IN– to
  1.5V or to GND?

*

*If the dc bias of 1.5 volts and very stable it doesn't matter which you use

*If you don't care too much about small dc offset variations then use either

*If you do care about offset variations then use bipolar pseudo differential

A: You can choose what you want !
Either IN- to 1.5 V (the average of the signal on IN+)
or simply GND.
But note that this choice restricts what ADC chip you can use, see the table on the last page. Note that some ADCs can handle both PDU and PDB.
In practice it also depends on:

*

*How will the input signal excite the ADC to full range ? (don't want to lose dynamic range)

*Does my input signal have a predictable average value (DC + sine: yes; some temperature sensor's signal: no)

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Dan Hauss is an absolute magic genius. Having been a creative force to the one and only David Blaine, Dan's creations have been loved and adored by magicians all over the world. Recently, Dan was featured on the new hit show, Wizard Wars on the SyFy network.
Join Dan as he presents to you a one of a kind lecture, featuring ALL NEW material.
Visually make a coin and ring morph, change places, appear, and disappear. This is the kind of heavy hitting stuff that Dan is known for!
This is the vanishing deck on steroids! Place a card into the middle of the deck. Lightly riffle all of the cards and in the blink of an eye, the deck completely vanishes!
Crush a rock and mold it into a ring. Or, push your finger right through a rock. Karate Coin on crack!
Learn a funny and cleaver way to pretend to eat cotton balls from a bag.
Dan's take on a classic! A borrowed coin goes into an empty sugar packet. The performer then pushes a small knife or toothpick right through the center of the coin.
Dan is going to be teaching a new way to perform his best-selling effect, FLOW. This has NEVER been taught before.
This is a very visual torn and restored card with all of the McGuyver-Haussiness mixed in.
Dan is going to be talking about David William's classic move, while adding his idea's and theory to the already great vanish. Dan will teach you how to VISUALLY change one coin to another in your open hand.
Yet ANOTHER classic effect created by Dan with a whole new concept. This has a kicker ending that must be seen to be believed.
Dan's take on one of his favorite tricks called The Acme Portable Hole. You draw a circle on a box of cards and see it move and come to life. Dan's handling will fry you and your spectators!
Dan will share his ideas on back-palming in close-up situations and will discuss different effect ideas that use a back-palm.
This is a jam session dedicated to some classic gimmicks that Dan has re-vamped and is used in Dan's show. Breathing new life into old gimmicks!
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Rising volumes show value of cargo to LAX
On May 21, 2022 By antonio.pascale88@gmail.com
Cargo operations at Los Angeles International Airport (LAX) in March set a new all-time record for trade by value moved in a single month, with a total of $13.75 billion in global imports and exports.
International trade at LAX in March 2022 increased 22.33% from the same month one year ago, and increased nearly 16% compared to February 2022.
Total imports at LAX reached $8.18 billion in March, while total exports topped $5.57 billion. From January through March this year, trade at LAX was valued at $38.28 billion, an increase of more than 26% compared to the same time last year.
"As the No.3 airport in the US for trade by value, LAX continues to play an important role in the global supply chain and serves as the nation's premier West Coast hub for air cargo operations," said Justin Erbacci, CEO of operator, Los Angeles World Airports (LAWA).
"As we modernise our cargo operations in the coming years, the future of air freight at LAX includes maximising supply chain efficiency, leveraging new technologies and ensuring that our new facilities are sustainable and a model for the rest of the country."
LAX currently ranks No.8 for total US trade by value among all of the nation's 450 airports, seaports and border crossings. In 2021, LAX ended the year as No.9 for US trade, overall.
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Cairo (AFP) - Egyptian officials mediating talks for a durable truce in Gaza met an Israel delegation during the night and were to relay their demands to Palestinian representatives, Palestinian sources said Wednesday.
The shuttle diplomacy comes as a fragile ceasefire in the Gaza Strip after a month of fighting between Hamas and Israeli forces entered a second day on Wednesday.
Palestinian officials in Cairo said they would respond to the Israeli terms through the Egyptian intelligence officials, although a senior Hamas official has already rejected an Israeli demand that militants in Gaza disarm.
Meanwhile international Middle East peace envoy Tony Blair and UN Middle East peace process coordinator Robert Serry were scheduled to hold talks with Egyptian officials later on Wednesday.
The Egyptian-mediated 72-hour ceasefire that went into effect on Tuesday has brought relief to both sides after fighting that erupted on July 8 killed 1,875 Palestinians and 67 people on the Israeli side.
The talks in Cairo are aimed at securing a durable ceasefire after the three-day window closes.
Experts say the underlying problems in Gaza, a small coastal enclave flanked by Israel and Egypt that has undergone three conflicts with Israel since 2008, would also have to be addressed.
US Secretary of State John Kerry, in a BBC interview, called for a sustained ceasefire but stressed that the crucial wider issues would need to be tackled.
The Palestinians demand an end to the eight-year Israeli blockade of Gaza and the release of Palestinian prisoners.
Israel has demanded that Hamas, which won Palestinian elections in 2006 although designated a terrorist group by the United States and Israel, disarm its militia.
A senior Hamas official in Cairo said on Tuesday the militants would not even consider laying down their weapons, which include an arsenal of unguided rockets and anti-tank missiles.
"Whoever tries to take our weapons, we will take his life," said Ezzat al-Rishq on Twitter.


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Pregnant women are a group at high risk of influenza related morbidity and mortality.
Approval for the use of intravenous Zanamivir ('Dectova') has recently been granted in the EU.
Exposure to intravenous Zanamivir is highly likely for pregnant women with complicated influenza.
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Pregnant women are recognised as a group at increased risk of influenza related morbidity and mortality[1][2][3] and higher rates of influenza-related morbidity requiring hospitalisation during seasonal epidemics[4][5][6]. Due to limited treatment options, antiviral drug resistance remains a public health concern, and alternative treatments are needed in case of widespread resistance. Approval for the use of intravenous Zanamivir has recently been granted in the EU. The proposed indication is for the treatment of complicated influenza virus A and B infection in adults and children aged from six months, with progressive and possibly life-threatening influenza infections, where there are limited therapeutic options. Given that pregnant women are a group at high risk, exposure to intravenous Zanamivir in pregnancy is likely. This study, which will run alongside a newly-developed PharmacoVigilance in Pregnancy (PVIP) system, will aim to evaluate the safety of the new approved drug, intravenous Zanamivir, in pregnant women with complicated influenza.
To use the UK Obstetric Surveillance System (UKOSS) to evaluate pregnancy, birth and infant outcomes among women exposed to intravenous Zanamivir at any time during pregnancy.
What is the incidence of pregnant women admitted to hospital for complicated influenza and exposed to intravenous Zanamivir?
What are the outcomes of intravenous Zanamivir treatment for influenza in pregnancy for both mother and infant?
Any pregnant woman admitted to hospital with influenza who receives at least one dose of intravenous Zanamivir.
Please note: UKOSS will be used to merely identify cases and reporters will only be required to complete a very short questionnaire. Detailed data collection will be undertaken, with consent, using the PVIP system.
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This study has been approved by the North London REC1 (Ref. Number: 10/H0717/20).
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^ Dodds L et al. Impact of influenza exposure on rates of hospital admissions and physician visits because of respiratory illness among pregnant women. Canadian Medical Association Journal. 2007; 176:163-8.
^ Neuzil KM, Reed GW, Mitchel EF, Simonsen L and Griffin MR. Impact of influenza on acute cardiopulmonary hospitalizations in pregnant women. Am J Epidemiol. 1998; 148:1094-102.
^ Mertz D et al. Populations at risk for severe or complicated influenza illness: systematic review and meta-analysis. BMJ. 2013; 647: f5061.
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The 1944 Jamaica hurricane was a deadly major hurricane that swept across the Caribbean Sea and Gulf of Mexico in August 1944. Conservative estimates placed the storm's death toll at 116. The storm was already well-developed when it was first noted passing westward over the Windward Islands into the Caribbean Sea on August 16. A ship near Grenada with 74 occupants was lost, constituting a majority of the deaths associated with the storm. The following day, the storm intensified into a hurricane, reaching its peak strength on August 20 with maximum sustained winds of 120 mph (195 km/h). At this intensity, the major hurricane made landfall on Jamaica later that day, traversing the length of the island. The damage wrought was extensive, with the strong winds destroying 90 percent of banana trees and 41 percent of coconut trees in Jamaica; the overall damage toll was estimated at "several millions of dollars". The northern coast of Jamaica saw the most severe damage, with widespread structural damage and numerous homes destroyed across several parishes. In Port Maria, the storm was considered the worst since 1903.

Land interaction weakened the hurricane, and the storm maintained this lessened intensity as it passed the Cayman Islands, producing measured gusts of . On August 22, the hurricane moved ashore the Yucatán Peninsula near Cozumel and eventually emerged into the Bay of Campeche as a tropical storm. On August 24, the storm made landfall for a final time near Tampico, Mexico, bringing with it heavy rains that caused flooding throughout the coasts of Veracruz and Texas, killing 12. The storm dissipated over the mountainous terrain of inland Mexico later that day. Heavy rains were reported across the Rio Grande Valley, causing minor flooding. A tornado produced by the storms killed one person in McCook, Texas and injured fifteen others.

Meteorological history

On August 16, 1944, decreased pressures just east of Barbados were indicative of a passing tropical storm. The storm's first entry in the official Atlantic hurricane database lists the system as already possessing winds of ; the Atlantic hurricane reanalysis project noted that the possibility that the tropical cyclone forming east of the Lesser Antilles remains ambiguous due to a lack of observations over the open Atlantic. Not long after its first detection, the tropical storm intensified into a hurricane on August 17 as it crossed into the Caribbean Sea near Grenada. Gradual intensification took hold as the storm progressed west-northwestwards across the Caribbean. A ship en route to Buenos Aires, Argentina crossed the eye of the hurricane  south of Puerto Rico the following day, recording a central pressure of 973 mbar (hPa; 28.73 inHg); this was the lowest pressure measured in connection with the storm. On the following day, the small tropical cyclone strengthened into the equivalent of a  on the modern Saffir–Simpson hurricane wind scale, making the storm a major hurricane.

At around 16:00 UTC on August 20, the hurricane made landfall in the vicinity of Boston Bay along the coast of Jamaica with winds of 120 mph (195 km/h). At landfall, the hurricane's eye spanned  across, resulting in a 15–20 minute lull in winds over eastern portions of Jamaica as the eye passed overhead. The storm traversed the island over several hours, emerging near Montego Bay by 23:00 UTC that day as a weakened system equivalent to a Category 1 hurricane. The storm largely maintained its strength in the western Caribbean Sea, passing near Grand Cayman on August 21 with the same intensity with which it departed from Jamaica. The following morning, the hurricane struck the Yucatán Peninsula near Cozumel Island and degenerated into a tropical storm over the peninsula. Despite reemerging over the Bay of Campeche, weakening continued; the system ultimately moved ashore near Tuxpan, Mexico as a minimal tropical storm early on August 24 before dissipating inland later that day.

Preparations, impact, and aftermath

Jamaica

On August 19, the United States Weather Bureau issued a hurricane alert for Jamaica and advised precaution to points in the Caribbean west and northwest of the island. Waves began buffeting the Jamaican coast in advance of the storm: a "very heavy" swell was noted along Palisadoes with the center still  away. Early reports, although scant, suggested that the hurricane was one of the most significant in Jamaica's history, with no comparable storm in the preceding two decades. The most powerful effects were felt in the Blue Mountains, resulting in a swath of devastation on the northern shore of Jamaica. The island sustained heavy losses to its banana and coconut crop, with an estimated damage toll of several millions of dollars. An estimated 90 percent of banana trees and 41 percent of coconut trees were lost. These crops were primarily located in the parishes of Clarendon, Portland, Saint Thomas, Saint Catherine, and Trelawny, as well as in the Montego Bay valley. Within the core coconut-producing region between Saint Thomas and Saint Ann, 30 percent of coconuts were either blown down or destroyed. Entire coconut plantations were denuded by the strong winds. Heavy rains caused the reservoir at Hermitage Dam to overflow—the reservoir's water level was initially  below the spillway. The  of rainfall measured in the dam's watershed was a record for the area.

In total, over 30 fatalities occurred in Jamaica, primarily as a result of the hurricane's strong winds. The severest damage was inflicted upon Portland, Saint Ann, and Saint Mary parishes. Five people were killed and many others reportedly injured in Saint Mary Parish. Numerous homes were destroyed in the parish, leaving hundreds of people displaced. In the parish's capital town of Port Maria, nearly all buildings sustained damage and hundreds of people including infants and schoolchildren required immediate assistance; a hospital was destroyed in nearby Annotto Bay, injuring 40 people. The Daily Gleaner called the hurricane Port Maria's worst storm since 1903, as an estimated 75 percent of buildings in the town were at least heavily damaged. The parish's church sustained significant damage, with both of its transepts unroofed and clergy house destroyed. The overturning of two  railway cars in Annotto Bay suggested that winds reached  there. A copra factory in the adjacent communities of Frontier and Wentworth was also badly damaged.

At least six people were killed in Saint Ann Parish. Most homes located on the parish waterfront were destroyed.  In Saint Ann's Bay, the court house and parish church all sustained heavy damage. Sugar stores and factories in the town were damaged. Port Antonio in Portland Parish was heavily damaged by the hurricane—nearly all buildings were damaged, with most flattened and others unroofed. Several public buildings, including the city's town hall and court house, were either damaged or destroyed. A five-ward poorhouse was destroyed and several schools lost their roofs. Two people were killed in the port by flying debris. All telecommunication lines were downed in Port Antonio and electricity and transportation service was hampered. Virtually all homes in Buff Bay were damaged, and three churches were destroyed. Ninety-five percent of coconut trees in the settlement were blown down, as well as local banana and breadfruit plantations. Many other communities in Portland Parish suffered similar effects, reporting the destruction of most of their buildings; thousands were left homeless. The Member of Parliament for the parish, H. E. Allen, conservatively estimated the number of homeless persons at 6,000, along with the complete loss of the banana industry and significant loss to coconut trees. Three people were killed and several others injured in Skibo, with considerable losses to livestock reported throughout the parish. At Famouth in Trelawny Parish, the Rose Hall Sugar Factory lost its chimney, and a police station  away was destroyed; 500–600 people were rendered homeless in the parish. Other communities in Trelawny reported numerous destroyed homes and an 80–100 percent loss of bananas. Small houses were destroyed and a girls' school severely damaged in Montego Bay in Saint James Parish by  winds, with the storm's severest effects lasting for roughly two hours. One indirect death was reported in the city.

Winds in the capital city of Kingston topped out at . Damage to buildings in the capital city was relatively minor, though transportation and electrical service was disrupted. Fallen trees and fencing tore wires and laid across tramways and streets. Flooding rivers exacerbated the traffic disruptions, submerging or destroying bridges across several parishes. Communications between Kingston and the rest of Jamaica were also severed. Elsewhere in Saint Andrew Parish, widespread crop and infrastructure damage occurred in Swains Spring, Coopers Hill, and Padmore. At Spanish Town in Saint Catherine Parish, trees were uprooted and communications lost between the town and Kingston. While businesses there otherwise avoided significant impacts, their roofs were damaged. Most homes and plantations were destroyed in districts in western Saint Andrew Parish, displacing hundreds of people.

Following the storm, The Daily Gleaner initiated a relief fund to aid in the storm's aftermath; the fund was later managed by the Central Council of Voluntary Social Services. On August 22, Governor of Jamaica Sir John Huggins compelled a conference at Hibbert House with all heads of the colony's ministries, establishing a Central Relief Committee to coordinate with local relief operations and serve as the government's principal communications channel vis-à-vis hurricane relief.

Elsewhere
Across the Caribbean outside of Jamaica, the hurricane's effects were scattered. A British vessel near Grenada with 74 people on board was lost.  Gusts of  swept over the Cayman Islands. One station documented a gust of  early on August 21. A ship was lost off the Yucatán Peninsula, though information on its crew and effects was unknown. Twelve people were killed in Veracruz as a result of flooding from the hurricane's third and final landfall near Tuxpan. Others–their numbers unknown–were missing following a surge of meltwater from Pico de Orizaba triggered by the tropical storm. Communication lines were downed in Tampico, delaying early damage reports.

The U.S. Weather Bureau issued a storm warning for the lower Texas coast from Matagorda Bay to Brownsville, anticipating that the hurricane would eventually make landfall in the Brownsville area. Aircraft stationed at coastal airfields were moved farther inland, and small craft northwards to the Louisiana coast were brought to port. The passing storm brought heavy rains to the Rio Grande Valley, with rainfall totals reaching over  in Brownsville. Roma reported  on the night of August 22, marking the first rainfall event of that magnitude in nearly a decade. A slightly rain-swollen Rio Grande resulted in minor flooding downstream, disrupting transportation between the United States–Mexico border southward to Monterrey, Mexico. Projections suggested that a few hundred acres of crops in the immediate floodplain would be inundated, with marginal effects elsewhere. Five oil wells in Wilacy County were suspended after the flooding cut off their water supplies.  A tornado struck McCook, killing one person and injuring fifteen others; fourteen of the injured were located in a single home. Crop damage was also reported in connection with the tornado.

See also

Hurricane Charlie (1951)
1903 Jamaica hurricane
1912 Jamaica hurricane

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This all happened in 1945.
History is more than just remembering the past. History is a revealing venture, because as human beings we obfuscate our histories when they lack luster or morality.
I just finished the book Other Losses, The Shocking Truth Behind The Deaths Of Disarmed German Soldier Under General Eisenhower's Command. It's a disturbing book. And as one might expect, this 27 year old tome has garnered a good deal of opprobrium among scholars. The allegations though are not that one thing was done to starve German POWs. Many many things were done.
As the Wehrmacht crumbled, German troops who were taken as POWs were often just allowed to walk home. Many hundreds of thousands of them probably did. Many disappeared, heading off to any nook or cranny that would hide them until the war wounds around them mended.
Along the Rhine, POW camps popped up to handle the endless flow of men broken, beaten, shocked, disarmed and now under the purview of the US, the Canadians, the Free French, and British precepts. We filled them with more people than they could handle, and we reduced the allowance of food over time, until tens of thousands of them died of starvation, exposure, lack of health care, or common illnesses.
Bacque says the number that died is upwards of a million men. Others feel that this figure is so high simply because of clerical errors, miscounting the numbers of Germans sauntering around after battle.
There is enough recorded testimony and written records available to show that from the highest levels of US command structure, food and water rations were reduced in some area to punish the Germans. Members of the Red Cross, survivors from the camps, US soldiers who filed complaints, and the constellation of content about the Rheinburg prison camp to prove that we perpetrated this upon people who were helpless. Bernard Montgomery himself wrote that he felt "the Huns shouldn't be given a portion less than Bergen Belsen".
This was murder by bureaucrats, clerical workers who count beans and food rations and order replacements. There was a conspiracy to punish Germans further by simply misreporting the amount of available food in storage. In many of these camps, bodies were pulled from the prison population that defies comprehension. Some of the many vamps saw 700 or more people die a day. Press reports of the mistreatment and miserable conditions of the German POWs were squelched by Army public affairs officers.
A singular vision of the experiences of German citizens after World War II couldn't be rendered properly or truthfully by its witnesses. The country was divided into four provinces and each one was put under a regimen of news suppression to keep control of the country. Bacque claims that the administrators made sure the medical supplies ordered were inadequate. They made sure that Germans would be sleeping in the wet mud with no change of clothes and no hope for better.
Many Allied leaders were implicated in this 'event'. Charles DeGualle is also implicated in this massive crime. Bacque claims that the French, Canadian British and US government have engaged in a massive cover up of the crime.
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Robbie Williams has said that his forthcoming Netflix documentary will be unrestricted.
According to aceshowbiz.com, in a new interview, the "Angels" singer assured his fans that the documentary will be filled with sex, drugs, and mental illness because it has "no rules."
According to "The Sun", the 48-year-old musician also stated that the show, which would be taped in his mansion in Kensington, London, will be shot with "no rules" despite his editorial control.
On October 2, he was quoted as saying to a New Zealand radio station, "It will be full of sex, drugs, and mental disease."
"They have not yet begun" (filming). I am certain that it will contain all of my flaws and that I will reveal too much about my life and times. I really anticipate getting started and discovering for myself what it is. No rules," explained Williams.
"I'm more likely to leave everything in than other individuals. Rarely, if ever, have I remarked, "That's too much, take it off!" Typically, I believe that it is insufficient."
Williams noted that while having "editorial control", the producers are "very fortunate because I want to reveal myself more than anyone else".
He stated, "Most people want to present a sanitized image of themselves out of fear of revealing too much about their genuine lives.
"The audience can see it, and as an audience member, I don't respond well to that, therefore I won't do that."
But the former Take That singer, who has been frank about his years of addiction to alcohol, drugs, and food, stated that he does not believe he will let his four children with wife Ayda Field to appear on the show: Teddy, 9, Charlton, 7, Coco, 3, and Beau, 2.
He stated, "I don't believe children will be involved. Too much knowledge about the inner workings of my mind will be divulged.
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These little girls just stole my heart! They were so well behaved, sweet and loving. These siblings truly love one another and are so excited to meet their new baby brother.
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Surprisingly thin and surprisingly fun to use
LG's Wing might be the most wild-looking smartphone in 2020 — which is saying something, given the wide array of phones released this year. But despite that unique design, after spending some time with the actual hardware and software, I suspect that LG might actually be onto something with its approach to the Wing.
The device seen here isn't finalized hardware or software — expect a full review from The Verge later on — and LG hasn't given a price or release date, which are big question marks for any device. But for what is definitely a first-generation device, I'm really impressed by the level of polish that LG has achieved with the Wing.
It's surprisingly thin for a device that has a second screen — several family members I showed it to didn't even realize that there was anything out of the ordinary at first glance. The swiveling hinge is fantastic. It slides open with a satisfying "snick" sound and flips shut with a crisp snap, everything just spring-loaded enough to feel effortless.
There have been plenty of foldable and dual-screen devices that have tried to iterate on adding extra screen space — including devices from LG — with bulky display cases or chunky hinges. The biggest achievement of the Wing might be that, until you swivel out that top screen, it just looks and feels like a regular smartphone, albeit a large one, given that it's a 6.8-inch 20.5:9 display.
Flip out that screen, though, and everything changes. The main display switches to a scrolling list of favorite apps that's reminiscent of Apple's old Cover Flow UI, while the bottom display shows a watered-down version of the classic Android home screen. Apps can be launched on both displays, and there's even the option to preset pairings with a single shortcut (say, to launch Google Maps on one screen and your music app on the other).
Apps effectively work in two ways on the Wing: either in an "extended mode" that splits the content of a single app across both displays or simply by running two apps side by side. The extended mode apps are where LG flexes the creativity of the Wing, with the second smaller display getting media control keys and brightness controls for the YouTube app, or showing camera controls while using the main display as a massive, uncluttered viewfinder, or, in perhaps the weirdest implementation, a note-taking app flips the phone upside down and uses the "main" display as a massive, full-sized keyboard while the smaller screen displays your typed text.
Running two apps side by side is closer to a normal use case for the Wing — at least, in comparison to other dual-screen devices. But LG has thought about how you'll use those apps. You can hold the phone in the landscape orientation that LG has emphasized in most of its promotions. But you can also hold it in a more traditional portrait mode as well, with the secondary screen popping out of the side, which is almost more interesting as an idea for day-to-day use.
LG is also hyping up the new "gimbal mode," which uses a dedicated ultrawide camera with a new "hexa motion" stabilization system. It's a clever idea on paper, one that uses the second screen as a combination of a grip and for gimbal controls, but it's one that we'll have to spend a little more time with to judge. It's a creative idea, if nothing else, something that can be said about most of the Wing.
I can't say whether the LG Wing will be successful. There are still some software bugs to sort out, and with the price still unknown, it's hard to say whether consumers or developers will be willing to take the risk on such an unproven design. But at the very least, LG has proven that it's willing to experiment with what a phone can do and look like, and that's a very encouraging thing to see.


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Lorenzo Lefèbvre è nato a Milano nel 1993 da madre italiana e padre francese.

Nel 2012 è entrato a far parte dello Studio Théâtre d'Asnières e poi nel 2014 della Classe Libre du Cours Florent, di cui aveva già frequentato l'Atelier Jeunesse dal 2006 al 2010. Dal 2015 al 2018 si è formato presso il Conservatorio Nazionale Superiore di Arte drammatica di Parigi.

Ha esordito come attore nel 2015 nel film Bang Gang (une histoire d'amour moderne), un film che segue un gruppo di adolescenti alla scoperta della loro sessualità. Il 2017 è stato un anno particolarmente impegnativo per l'attore che ha recitato nel film Marvin ou la belle éducation, nel film televisivo On l'appelait Ruby, nelle serie televisive Spiral e Paris etc e in alcuni cortometraggi.

Nel 2018 ha recitato nel ruolo del giornalista Charles Hugo, figlio dell'illustre scrittore Victor Hugo nella miniserie televisiva Victor Hugo, ennemi d'État.

Nel 2021 ha recitato nel film televisivo La Petite Femelle che ripercorre il tumultuoso destino di Pauline Dubuisson nota negli anni cinquanta per l'omicidio del suo ex fidanzato, Félix Bailly.

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La famiglia materna di Lorenzo vive ad Arona, sul lago Maggiore, dove in gioventù Lorenzo ha passato spesso le vacanze estive.

Filmografia

Attore

Cinema
 Bang Gang (une histoire d'amour moderne), regia di Eva Husson (2015)
 Pas vu pas pris, regia di Frédéric Mermoud - cortometraggio (2017)
 Marvin ou la belle éducation, regia di Anne Fontaine (2017)
 Aurore, regia di Mael Le Mée - cortometraggio (2017)
 4 histoires fantastiques, regia di Steeve Calvo, William Laboury e Mael Le Mée (2018)
 Sibyl, regia di Justine Triet (2019)
 Délicieux - L'amore è servito (Délicieux), regia di Éric Besnard (2021)

Televisione
 On l'appelait Ruby, regia di Laurent Tuel – film TV (2017)
 Spiral (Engrenages) – serie TV, 5 episodi (2017)
 Paris etc – serie TV, 2 episodi (2017)
 Victor Hugo, ennemi d'État, regia di Jean-Marc Moutout – miniserie TV (2018)
 La Petite Femelle, regia di Philippe Faucon – film TV (2021)

Doppiatore
 Ordesa – videogioco (2020)

Collegamenti esterni


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BOSTON -- By the end of the week, there could be five retail marijuana stores open in Massachusetts.
The Cannabis Control Commission on Monday issued notices authorizing I.N.S.A., Inc. of Easthampton and Verilife of Wareham to begin selling non-medical marijuana to adults 21 or older. Both stores can open as early as Friday, according to the commission.
I.N.S.A, which already operates as a medical marijuana dispensary at 122 Pleasant St. in Easthampton, was also authorized Monday to begin manufacturing marijuana products and to grow between 50,001 and 60,000 square feet of marijuana. The company also has another location in Springfield but has only been approved to begin recreational sales in Easthampton.
I.N.S.A. secured its provisional retail license from the CCC on Aug. 9, and the facility was inspected by the CCC on Oct. 2.
Verilife, operated by Pharmacannis Massachusetts, Inc. at 112 Main St. in Wareham, is also a current medical dispensary planning to add recreational sales. It secured its provisional retail license from the CCC on Aug. 9, and the facility was inspected by the CCC on Oct. 9.
Verilife and I.N.S.A. will become the fourth and fifth recreational marijuana stores to open since Massachusetts voters legalized cannabis in 2016. Stores in Leicester and Northampton opened Nov. 20 and a shop opened in Salem on Dec. 15.
Through about two and a half weeks, the first two stores to open sold more than $7 million worth of marijuana and marijuana products, according to sales data released by the CCC a week ago.
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At a home just outside Houston listed as a former address for Ms. Griner, a basketball hoop lay rim-down in the backyard grass, visible from a neatly tended and quiet cul-de-sac. A sign on the front door suggested the long, arduous and public difficulties faced by her family: "No Media. No Trespassing. Just Pray. Thanks."
Ernest Alfaro, who lives two doors down, said he and his family had been praying for Ms. Griner and for her father, Ray, who he said still lived in the home. In a statement, members of the Griner family thanked President Biden and his administration and requested privacy "as we embark on this road to healing."
Since the time Ms. Griner disappeared into the Russian prison system, said Mr. Alfaro, a pastor at a local church, "We started praying for her family."
Ms. Turner, Ms. Griner's teammate, said she had corresponded by letter with Ms. Griner during her confinement but had not heard from her since mid-October, when she was moved to the penal colony.
"In the beginning, I felt denial, and then I was confused, and then I was like, 'How is this possible?'" Ms. Turner said. "There's so many millions of people that live in America, and I happen to know one of the few who are detained in Russia. Even today has felt surreal."
Vince Kozar, the president of the Mercury, had also been exchanging letters with Ms. Griner. The Mercury had tried to keep her plight in the public eye during her imprisonment as a way of reminding the Biden administration how many people wanted her home, Mr. Kozar said.
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With a win in Nevada, what comes next for the Donald and the GOP?
Jacob Solis — March 1, 2016
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Donald Trump speaks during a rally in Sparks on Thursday, Oct. 29. With wins in New Hampshire, South Carolina and Nevada, Trump has officially solidified his standing as the GOP front-runner.
By Jacob Solis
It's finally official. All of Nevada's precious caucus votes have been cast and a candidate has finally come out on top. That candidate, as many have probably heard by now, is none other than Donald J. Trump.
The real estate tycoon has flipped the American political landscape upside down, defying pundits and party leaders as well as the typical political calculus. But what is that political calculus and how does Trump's big win in Nevada factor in? What was the driving force behind that win and will any of this impact the 11-state voting bonanza that is Super Tuesday?
A normal year
Politics in the United States is (usually) tightly bound to certain patterns and institutions, especially when it comes to winning elections. In the past, two things have driven electoral victories: money and endorsements.
The idea that money wins elections is a fairly logical one. All those buttons and TV ads cost a pretty penny, and only candidates with enough dough to continuously and vigorously push their message across the airwaves and elsewhere usually stick around long enough to be nominated.
This money, especially in the past 20 years, is coming from political action committees, or PACs, as well as the less-restricted super PAC.
These PACs act as a rather ingenious workaround to campaign finance regulations that put a pin on the amount of money any one individual can spend on any one campaign, that limit being $5,200 per two-year election cycle.
PACs, as defined by the Federal Election Commission, are political committees that represent the interests of corporations, unions or interest groups. This can include anyone from the National Rifle Association to Nevada's own Culinary Union. These PACs are limited in much the same way as people, with spending limits on individual campaigns set in the four-figure range.
Super PACs, however, have no such restrictions. This unlimited fundraising usually provides a driving force for presidential campaigns, as it did when Jeb Bush's Right to Rise Super PAC raised $110 million before he even entered the race.
However, where money keeps campaigns afloat, it's endorsements that seal nominations. The data-journalism site FiveThirtyEight has tracked and weighted endorsements for every presidential race from 1980 to the present, and in every single race but 2008, the eventual nominee had a majority of the possible endorsements by the halfway mark between Iowa and the nominating conventions.
This year is no normal year
First, let's look at the money.
Donald Trump, in a fashion not too dissimilar to Democratic hopeful Bernie Sanders, has shunned so-called "big money." In its stead, the Donald has used a fair amount of his own money to fund his campaign, coupled with an equally fair amount of small contributions from supporters.
As a result, Trump has only raised $27.3 million for his campaign war chest, according to The New York Times. Of all the candidates left in the race on both sides of the aisle, it puts Trump tied for dead last in fundraising alongside Ohio Gov. John Kasich.
For comparison, former Secretary of State Hillary Clinton, the leading Democratic fundraiser, has raised $188 million. In the Republican race, Ted Cruz has raised just over $100 million. For each of those candidates, $50 million or more came directly from PACs or super PACs, again according to The New York Times.
While things may be panning out nicely for Clinton, the outlook is not so rosy for Cruz, who trails Trump nationally by an average of 16 points.
In terms of endorsements, Trump fares no better. While he picked up a welcome endorsement from New Jersey Gov. Chris Christie on Friday, and has picked up two other endorsements since, Trump has still only received five total.
It's a far cry from Florida Sen. Marco Rubio, who's pulled in more than 60 endorsements including one from South Carolina Gov. Nikki Haley, a rising star in the GOP whose name has been mentioned more than once as a potential vice presidential nominee.
Even so, Haley's endorsement meant little in the South Carolina primary, which Rubio lost soundly by 10 percent.
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Republican caucusgoers look through their secret ballots at Reno High School on Tuesday, Feb. 23. The caucus drew a record number of attendees as well as plenty of first-time voters, the latter of which helped boost Donald Trump to a sweeping victory.
And in Nevada, both these things meant even less to the juggernaut Trump campaign, which won the state by more than 20 percent, winning pluralities in every single demographic. Trump did it by pulling out a record number of caucusgoers — just over 75,000. It's almost double the Republican turnout from 2008 and almost 2 1/2 times the turnout from 2012.
This turnout is key for Trump, because it is composed largely of first-time voters who had been keeping themselves from the polls because they had been alienated, in some way, shape or form, by the Republican Party. Now, Trump has created a party of his own that is driven by voters ready and willing to break away from the party elites who had, up until this year, held sway over the system.
What does this mean for Super Tuesday?
It all means an uphill battle for the fledgling Rubio and Cruz, who have failed to stem Trump's momentum since the Iowa caucus nearly one month ago. The fact that no Republican since 1988 has won New Hampshire and South Carolina — as Trump has done — and failed to win the nomination has more than upset pundits and party insiders alike.
It comes as a respite then that even with his electoral wins, Trump has only ever won a plurality of the vote, not a majority (though he came close in Nevada), and is generally viewed poorly among moderate Republicans. But even in blue states like California and New York, FiveThirtyEight predicts Trump wins, though it should be noted that polling to support these conclusions is remarkably sparse.
At this moment, on Super Tuesday itself, the only possible scenario where Trump doesn't take the nomination is one where Rubio, Cruz and even Kasich stick in the race for the long haul. If that happens, the fight for the GOP nomination is far from over. If that doesn't happen, the GOP may just have to accept a Trump nomination come July.
Jacob Solis can be reached at jsolis@sagebrush.unr.edu and on Twitter @TheSagebrush.
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India See Positives Following Sri Lanka Win
By Dhanu Delphi on January 13, 2020
India entered 2020 with a clear objective and that was to have better results in the T20 format as they prepare for the T20 World Cup which takes place in October 2020 in Australia. India have done well in Test cricket and ODI cricket in recent years but their T20 performances have not been up to par.
Kohli and Shastri wanted to have better results in the T20 format as Shastri made it clear that one of the team's main objectives is to bring the T20 World Cup home. Their first T20 campaign of the New Year was against Sri Lanka and they needed to win in convincing fashion to build confidence in their T20 game.
The first T20 match was abandoned due to rain and it turned the three match series in to a two match series which India went on to win convincingly. We look back at the 5 key positives that Kohli and his team will be able to take away from this series.
Saini And Thakur Impress India Fans
Without a doubt the performances of Navdeep Saini and Shardul Thakur are the biggest takeaways for team India. This series marked the return of Jasprit Bumrah from injury but Saini and Thakur stole the limelight picking up a total of 10 wickets between them in the two games.
The duo picked up 5 wickets each in the series. Saini was the man of the match in the second game and Thakur was the man of the match in the third game. Saini was also given the man of the series award. The two bowlers showed that they are great back up bowlers for Bumrah and Bhuvneshwar Kumar and it will be up to the selectors to give them more games ahead of the T20 World Cup.
Back Up Opener
KL Rahul and Shikhar Dhawan had a chance to open this series as the selectors rested Rohit Sharma. Both openers clicked with KL Rahul scoring 45 and 54 while Dhawan scored 32 and 52. It was a good return for Dhawan and it gives India the comfort of knowing they have an experienced backup opener in case anything happens to Sharma.
Strong Middle Order A Relief For India
The middle-order has been India's biggest worry in recent years in both the ODI and T20 format. India have fiddled around with different players and none of them really clicked. It looks like that problem has now been fixed as Shreyas Iyer has shown the confidence and talent to make the number 4 spot his own. Manish Pandey played a great knock in the third T20 and the selectors should give him a chance to seal the number 5 slot.
Not Kohli Dependent
India have depended heavily on Sharma or Kohli to score the bulk of the runs in recent times. This series other batsmen have taken the responsibility and India were able to score a lot of runs without Kohli making a big contribution. This is a big plus for the Indian team as it takes the pressure off Kohli to score and also allows him to have more faith in his batsmen.
India Carry Momentum
One of the biggest takeaways is that India have started the New Year on a winning note and have wrapped up the T20 series 2-0. This will give them confidence not only for their T20 World Cup campaign in October but also give them momentum going into their next series, which is an ODI series at home against a strong Australian team.
The first ODI against Australia will take place on Jan 14 in Mumbai.
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