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namespace boost { namespace phoenix
{
    namespace expression { template <typename Lhs, typename Rhs> struct mem_ptr : expr<proto::tag:: mem_ptr, Lhs, Rhs> {}; typedef proto::functional::make_expr<proto::tag:: mem_ptr> make_mem_ptr; } namespace rule { struct mem_ptr : expression:: mem_ptr<meta_grammar, meta_grammar> {}; } template <typename Dummy> struct meta_grammar::case_<proto::tag:: mem_ptr, Dummy> : enable_rule<rule:: mem_ptr, Dummy> {};
    template<>
    struct phoenix_generator::case_<proto::tag::mem_ptr>
      : proto::or_<
            proto::when<
                proto::and_<
                    proto::mem_ptr<meta_grammar, proto::terminal<proto::_> >
                  , proto::if_<is_member_function_pointer<boost::remove_reference<proto::call<proto::_value(proto::_right)> > >()>
                >
              , proto::call<detail::make_mem_fun_ptr_gen(proto::_left, proto::call<proto::_value(proto::_right)>)>
            >
          , proto::otherwise<
                proto::call<proto::pod_generator<actor>(proto::_)>
            >
        >
    {};
    namespace result_of
    {
        template <
            typename Context
          , typename A0 = void , typename A1 = void , typename A2 = void , typename A3 = void , typename A4 = void , typename A5 = void , typename A6 = void , typename A7 = void , typename A8 = void , typename A9 = void
          , typename Dummy = void
        >
        struct mem_fun_ptr_eval;

        template <typename Context, typename A0 , typename A1>
        struct mem_fun_ptr_eval<Context, A0 , A1>
        {
            typedef typename evaluator::impl< A0 , Context , proto::empty_env >::result_type child0; typedef typename evaluator::impl< A1 , Context , proto::empty_env >::result_type child1;
            typedef
                typename boost::result_of<
                    child1(
                        child1
                    )
                >::type
                type;
        };

        template <typename Context, typename A0 , typename A1 , typename A2>
        struct mem_fun_ptr_eval<Context, A0 , A1 , A2>
        {
            typedef typename evaluator::impl< A0 , Context , proto::empty_env >::result_type child0; typedef typename evaluator::impl< A1 , Context , proto::empty_env >::result_type child1; typedef typename evaluator::impl< A2 , Context , proto::empty_env >::result_type child2;
            typedef
                typename boost::result_of<
                    child1(
                        child1 , child2
                    )
                >::type
                type;
        };

        template <typename Context, typename A0 , typename A1 , typename A2 , typename A3>
        struct mem_fun_ptr_eval<Context, A0 , A1 , A2 , A3>
        {
            typedef typename evaluator::impl< A0 , Context , proto::empty_env >::result_type child0; typedef typename evaluator::impl< A1 , Context , proto::empty_env >::result_type child1; typedef typename evaluator::impl< A2 , Context , proto::empty_env >::result_type child2; typedef typename evaluator::impl< A3 , Context , proto::empty_env >::result_type child3;
            typedef
                typename boost::result_of<
                    child1(
                        child1 , child2 , child3
                    )
                >::type
                type;
        };

        template <typename Context, typename A0 , typename A1 , typename A2 , typename A3 , typename A4>
        struct mem_fun_ptr_eval<Context, A0 , A1 , A2 , A3 , A4>
        {
            typedef typename evaluator::impl< A0 , Context , proto::empty_env >::result_type child0; typedef typename evaluator::impl< A1 , Context , proto::empty_env >::result_type child1; typedef typename evaluator::impl< A2 , Context , proto::empty_env >::result_type child2; typedef typename evaluator::impl< A3 , Context , proto::empty_env >::result_type child3; typedef typename evaluator::impl< A4 , Context , proto::empty_env >::result_type child4;
            typedef
                typename boost::result_of<
                    child1(
                        child1 , child2 , child3 , child4
                    )
                >::type
                type;
        };

        template <typename Context, typename A0 , typename A1 , typename A2 , typename A3 , typename A4 , typename A5>
        struct mem_fun_ptr_eval<Context, A0 , A1 , A2 , A3 , A4 , A5>
        {
            typedef typename evaluator::impl< A0 , Context , proto::empty_env >::result_type child0; typedef typename evaluator::impl< A1 , Context , proto::empty_env >::result_type child1; typedef typename evaluator::impl< A2 , Context , proto::empty_env >::result_type child2; typedef typename evaluator::impl< A3 , Context , proto::empty_env >::result_type child3; typedef typename evaluator::impl< A4 , Context , proto::empty_env >::result_type child4; typedef typename evaluator::impl< A5 , Context , proto::empty_env >::result_type child5;
            typedef
                typename boost::result_of<
                    child1(
                        child1 , child2 , child3 , child4 , child5
                    )
                >::type
                type;
        };

        template <typename Context, typename A0 , typename A1 , typename A2 , typename A3 , typename A4 , typename A5 , typename A6>
        struct mem_fun_ptr_eval<Context, A0 , A1 , A2 , A3 , A4 , A5 , A6>
        {
            typedef typename evaluator::impl< A0 , Context , proto::empty_env >::result_type child0; typedef typename evaluator::impl< A1 , Context , proto::empty_env >::result_type child1; typedef typename evaluator::impl< A2 , Context , proto::empty_env >::result_type child2; typedef typename evaluator::impl< A3 , Context , proto::empty_env >::result_type child3; typedef typename evaluator::impl< A4 , Context , proto::empty_env >::result_type child4; typedef typename evaluator::impl< A5 , Context , proto::empty_env >::result_type child5; typedef typename evaluator::impl< A6 , Context , proto::empty_env >::result_type child6;
            typedef
                typename boost::result_of<
                    child1(
                        child1 , child2 , child3 , child4 , child5 , child6
                    )
                >::type
                type;
        };

        template <typename Context, typename A0 , typename A1 , typename A2 , typename A3 , typename A4 , typename A5 , typename A6 , typename A7>
        struct mem_fun_ptr_eval<Context, A0 , A1 , A2 , A3 , A4 , A5 , A6 , A7>
        {
            typedef typename evaluator::impl< A0 , Context , proto::empty_env >::result_type child0; typedef typename evaluator::impl< A1 , Context , proto::empty_env >::result_type child1; typedef typename evaluator::impl< A2 , Context , proto::empty_env >::result_type child2; typedef typename evaluator::impl< A3 , Context , proto::empty_env >::result_type child3; typedef typename evaluator::impl< A4 , Context , proto::empty_env >::result_type child4; typedef typename evaluator::impl< A5 , Context , proto::empty_env >::result_type child5; typedef typename evaluator::impl< A6 , Context , proto::empty_env >::result_type child6; typedef typename evaluator::impl< A7 , Context , proto::empty_env >::result_type child7;
            typedef
                typename boost::result_of<
                    child1(
                        child1 , child2 , child3 , child4 , child5 , child6 , child7
                    )
                >::type
                type;
        };

        template <typename Context, typename A0 , typename A1 , typename A2 , typename A3 , typename A4 , typename A5 , typename A6 , typename A7 , typename A8>
        struct mem_fun_ptr_eval<Context, A0 , A1 , A2 , A3 , A4 , A5 , A6 , A7 , A8>
        {
            typedef typename evaluator::impl< A0 , Context , proto::empty_env >::result_type child0; typedef typename evaluator::impl< A1 , Context , proto::empty_env >::result_type child1; typedef typename evaluator::impl< A2 , Context , proto::empty_env >::result_type child2; typedef typename evaluator::impl< A3 , Context , proto::empty_env >::result_type child3; typedef typename evaluator::impl< A4 , Context , proto::empty_env >::result_type child4; typedef typename evaluator::impl< A5 , Context , proto::empty_env >::result_type child5; typedef typename evaluator::impl< A6 , Context , proto::empty_env >::result_type child6; typedef typename evaluator::impl< A7 , Context , proto::empty_env >::result_type child7; typedef typename evaluator::impl< A8 , Context , proto::empty_env >::result_type child8;
            typedef
                typename boost::result_of<
                    child1(
                        child1 , child2 , child3 , child4 , child5 , child6 , child7 , child8
                    )
                >::type
                type;
        };

        template <typename Context, typename A0 , typename A1 , typename A2 , typename A3 , typename A4 , typename A5 , typename A6 , typename A7 , typename A8 , typename A9>
        struct mem_fun_ptr_eval<Context, A0 , A1 , A2 , A3 , A4 , A5 , A6 , A7 , A8 , A9>
        {
            typedef typename evaluator::impl< A0 , Context , proto::empty_env >::result_type child0; typedef typename evaluator::impl< A1 , Context , proto::empty_env >::result_type child1; typedef typename evaluator::impl< A2 , Context , proto::empty_env >::result_type child2; typedef typename evaluator::impl< A3 , Context , proto::empty_env >::result_type child3; typedef typename evaluator::impl< A4 , Context , proto::empty_env >::result_type child4; typedef typename evaluator::impl< A5 , Context , proto::empty_env >::result_type child5; typedef typename evaluator::impl< A6 , Context , proto::empty_env >::result_type child6; typedef typename evaluator::impl< A7 , Context , proto::empty_env >::result_type child7; typedef typename evaluator::impl< A8 , Context , proto::empty_env >::result_type child8; typedef typename evaluator::impl< A9 , Context , proto::empty_env >::result_type child9;
            typedef
                typename boost::result_of<
                    child1(
                        child1 , child2 , child3 , child4 , child5 , child6 , child7 , child8 , child9
                    )
                >::type
                type;
        };
    }
    struct mem_fun_ptr_eval
    {
        template<typename Sig>
        struct result;

        template <typename This, typename A0 , typename A1, typename Context>
        struct result<This(A0 , A1, Context)>
            : result<This(A0 const& , A1 const&, Context)>
        {};
        template <typename This, typename A0 , typename A1, typename Context>
        struct result<This(A0 & , A1 &, Context)>
            : result_of::mem_fun_ptr_eval<Context, A0 , A1>
        {};
        template <typename A0 , typename A1, typename Context>
        typename result_of::mem_fun_ptr_eval<Context, A0 , A1>::type
        operator()(
            A0 const& a0 , A1 const& a1
          , Context const & ctx
        ) const
        {
            return
                (
                    get_pointer(boost::phoenix::eval(a0, ctx))
                    ->*boost::phoenix::eval(a1, ctx)
                )(

                );
        }

        template <typename This, typename A0 , typename A1 , typename A2, typename Context>
        struct result<This(A0 , A1 , A2, Context)>
            : result<This(A0 const& , A1 const& , A2 const&, Context)>
        {};
        template <typename This, typename A0 , typename A1 , typename A2, typename Context>
        struct result<This(A0 & , A1 & , A2 &, Context)>
            : result_of::mem_fun_ptr_eval<Context, A0 , A1 , A2>
        {};
        template <typename A0 , typename A1 , typename A2, typename Context>
        typename result_of::mem_fun_ptr_eval<Context, A0 , A1 , A2>::type
        operator()(
            A0 const& a0 , A1 const& a1 , A2 const& a2
          , Context const & ctx
        ) const
        {
            return
                (
                    get_pointer(boost::phoenix::eval(a0, ctx))
                    ->*boost::phoenix::eval(a1, ctx)
                )(
                    boost::phoenix::eval(a2, ctx)
                );
        }

        template <typename This, typename A0 , typename A1 , typename A2 , typename A3, typename Context>
        struct result<This(A0 , A1 , A2 , A3, Context)>
            : result<This(A0 const& , A1 const& , A2 const& , A3 const&, Context)>
        {};
        template <typename This, typename A0 , typename A1 , typename A2 , typename A3, typename Context>
        struct result<This(A0 & , A1 & , A2 & , A3 &, Context)>
            : result_of::mem_fun_ptr_eval<Context, A0 , A1 , A2 , A3>
        {};
        template <typename A0 , typename A1 , typename A2 , typename A3, typename Context>
        typename result_of::mem_fun_ptr_eval<Context, A0 , A1 , A2 , A3>::type
        operator()(
            A0 const& a0 , A1 const& a1 , A2 const& a2 , A3 const& a3
          , Context const & ctx
        ) const
        {
            return
                (
                    get_pointer(boost::phoenix::eval(a0, ctx))
                    ->*boost::phoenix::eval(a1, ctx)
                )(
                    boost::phoenix::eval(a2, ctx) , boost::phoenix::eval(a3, ctx)
                );
        }

        template <typename This, typename A0 , typename A1 , typename A2 , typename A3 , typename A4, typename Context>
        struct result<This(A0 , A1 , A2 , A3 , A4, Context)>
            : result<This(A0 const& , A1 const& , A2 const& , A3 const& , A4 const&, Context)>
        {};
        template <typename This, typename A0 , typename A1 , typename A2 , typename A3 , typename A4, typename Context>
        struct result<This(A0 & , A1 & , A2 & , A3 & , A4 &, Context)>
            : result_of::mem_fun_ptr_eval<Context, A0 , A1 , A2 , A3 , A4>
        {};
        template <typename A0 , typename A1 , typename A2 , typename A3 , typename A4, typename Context>
        typename result_of::mem_fun_ptr_eval<Context, A0 , A1 , A2 , A3 , A4>::type
        operator()(
            A0 const& a0 , A1 const& a1 , A2 const& a2 , A3 const& a3 , A4 const& a4
          , Context const & ctx
        ) const
        {
            return
                (
                    get_pointer(boost::phoenix::eval(a0, ctx))
                    ->*boost::phoenix::eval(a1, ctx)
                )(
                    boost::phoenix::eval(a2, ctx) , boost::phoenix::eval(a3, ctx) , boost::phoenix::eval(a4, ctx)
                );
        }

        template <typename This, typename A0 , typename A1 , typename A2 , typename A3 , typename A4 , typename A5, typename Context>
        struct result<This(A0 , A1 , A2 , A3 , A4 , A5, Context)>
            : result<This(A0 const& , A1 const& , A2 const& , A3 const& , A4 const& , A5 const&, Context)>
        {};
        template <typename This, typename A0 , typename A1 , typename A2 , typename A3 , typename A4 , typename A5, typename Context>
        struct result<This(A0 & , A1 & , A2 & , A3 & , A4 & , A5 &, Context)>
            : result_of::mem_fun_ptr_eval<Context, A0 , A1 , A2 , A3 , A4 , A5>
        {};
        template <typename A0 , typename A1 , typename A2 , typename A3 , typename A4 , typename A5, typename Context>
        typename result_of::mem_fun_ptr_eval<Context, A0 , A1 , A2 , A3 , A4 , A5>::type
        operator()(
            A0 const& a0 , A1 const& a1 , A2 const& a2 , A3 const& a3 , A4 const& a4 , A5 const& a5
          , Context const & ctx
        ) const
        {
            return
                (
                    get_pointer(boost::phoenix::eval(a0, ctx))
                    ->*boost::phoenix::eval(a1, ctx)
                )(
                    boost::phoenix::eval(a2, ctx) , boost::phoenix::eval(a3, ctx) , boost::phoenix::eval(a4, ctx) , boost::phoenix::eval(a5, ctx)
                );
        }

        template <typename This, typename A0 , typename A1 , typename A2 , typename A3 , typename A4 , typename A5 , typename A6, typename Context>
        struct result<This(A0 , A1 , A2 , A3 , A4 , A5 , A6, Context)>
            : result<This(A0 const& , A1 const& , A2 const& , A3 const& , A4 const& , A5 const& , A6 const&, Context)>
        {};
        template <typename This, typename A0 , typename A1 , typename A2 , typename A3 , typename A4 , typename A5 , typename A6, typename Context>
        struct result<This(A0 & , A1 & , A2 & , A3 & , A4 & , A5 & , A6 &, Context)>
            : result_of::mem_fun_ptr_eval<Context, A0 , A1 , A2 , A3 , A4 , A5 , A6>
        {};
        template <typename A0 , typename A1 , typename A2 , typename A3 , typename A4 , typename A5 , typename A6, typename Context>
        typename result_of::mem_fun_ptr_eval<Context, A0 , A1 , A2 , A3 , A4 , A5 , A6>::type
        operator()(
            A0 const& a0 , A1 const& a1 , A2 const& a2 , A3 const& a3 , A4 const& a4 , A5 const& a5 , A6 const& a6
          , Context const & ctx
        ) const
        {
            return
                (
                    get_pointer(boost::phoenix::eval(a0, ctx))
                    ->*boost::phoenix::eval(a1, ctx)
                )(
                    boost::phoenix::eval(a2, ctx) , boost::phoenix::eval(a3, ctx) , boost::phoenix::eval(a4, ctx) , boost::phoenix::eval(a5, ctx) , boost::phoenix::eval(a6, ctx)
                );
        }

        template <typename This, typename A0 , typename A1 , typename A2 , typename A3 , typename A4 , typename A5 , typename A6 , typename A7, typename Context>
        struct result<This(A0 , A1 , A2 , A3 , A4 , A5 , A6 , A7, Context)>
            : result<This(A0 const& , A1 const& , A2 const& , A3 const& , A4 const& , A5 const& , A6 const& , A7 const&, Context)>
        {};
        template <typename This, typename A0 , typename A1 , typename A2 , typename A3 , typename A4 , typename A5 , typename A6 , typename A7, typename Context>
        struct result<This(A0 & , A1 & , A2 & , A3 & , A4 & , A5 & , A6 & , A7 &, Context)>
            : result_of::mem_fun_ptr_eval<Context, A0 , A1 , A2 , A3 , A4 , A5 , A6 , A7>
        {};
        template <typename A0 , typename A1 , typename A2 , typename A3 , typename A4 , typename A5 , typename A6 , typename A7, typename Context>
        typename result_of::mem_fun_ptr_eval<Context, A0 , A1 , A2 , A3 , A4 , A5 , A6 , A7>::type
        operator()(
            A0 const& a0 , A1 const& a1 , A2 const& a2 , A3 const& a3 , A4 const& a4 , A5 const& a5 , A6 const& a6 , A7 const& a7
          , Context const & ctx
        ) const
        {
            return
                (
                    get_pointer(boost::phoenix::eval(a0, ctx))
                    ->*boost::phoenix::eval(a1, ctx)
                )(
                    boost::phoenix::eval(a2, ctx) , boost::phoenix::eval(a3, ctx) , boost::phoenix::eval(a4, ctx) , boost::phoenix::eval(a5, ctx) , boost::phoenix::eval(a6, ctx) , boost::phoenix::eval(a7, ctx)
                );
        }

        template <typename This, typename A0 , typename A1 , typename A2 , typename A3 , typename A4 , typename A5 , typename A6 , typename A7 , typename A8, typename Context>
        struct result<This(A0 , A1 , A2 , A3 , A4 , A5 , A6 , A7 , A8, Context)>
            : result<This(A0 const& , A1 const& , A2 const& , A3 const& , A4 const& , A5 const& , A6 const& , A7 const& , A8 const&, Context)>
        {};
        template <typename This, typename A0 , typename A1 , typename A2 , typename A3 , typename A4 , typename A5 , typename A6 , typename A7 , typename A8, typename Context>
        struct result<This(A0 & , A1 & , A2 & , A3 & , A4 & , A5 & , A6 & , A7 & , A8 &, Context)>
            : result_of::mem_fun_ptr_eval<Context, A0 , A1 , A2 , A3 , A4 , A5 , A6 , A7 , A8>
        {};
        template <typename A0 , typename A1 , typename A2 , typename A3 , typename A4 , typename A5 , typename A6 , typename A7 , typename A8, typename Context>
        typename result_of::mem_fun_ptr_eval<Context, A0 , A1 , A2 , A3 , A4 , A5 , A6 , A7 , A8>::type
        operator()(
            A0 const& a0 , A1 const& a1 , A2 const& a2 , A3 const& a3 , A4 const& a4 , A5 const& a5 , A6 const& a6 , A7 const& a7 , A8 const& a8
          , Context const & ctx
        ) const
        {
            return
                (
                    get_pointer(boost::phoenix::eval(a0, ctx))
                    ->*boost::phoenix::eval(a1, ctx)
                )(
                    boost::phoenix::eval(a2, ctx) , boost::phoenix::eval(a3, ctx) , boost::phoenix::eval(a4, ctx) , boost::phoenix::eval(a5, ctx) , boost::phoenix::eval(a6, ctx) , boost::phoenix::eval(a7, ctx) , boost::phoenix::eval(a8, ctx)
                );
        }

        template <typename This, typename A0 , typename A1 , typename A2 , typename A3 , typename A4 , typename A5 , typename A6 , typename A7 , typename A8 , typename A9, typename Context>
        struct result<This(A0 , A1 , A2 , A3 , A4 , A5 , A6 , A7 , A8 , A9, Context)>
            : result<This(A0 const& , A1 const& , A2 const& , A3 const& , A4 const& , A5 const& , A6 const& , A7 const& , A8 const& , A9 const&, Context)>
        {};
        template <typename This, typename A0 , typename A1 , typename A2 , typename A3 , typename A4 , typename A5 , typename A6 , typename A7 , typename A8 , typename A9, typename Context>
        struct result<This(A0 & , A1 & , A2 & , A3 & , A4 & , A5 & , A6 & , A7 & , A8 & , A9 &, Context)>
            : result_of::mem_fun_ptr_eval<Context, A0 , A1 , A2 , A3 , A4 , A5 , A6 , A7 , A8 , A9>
        {};
        template <typename A0 , typename A1 , typename A2 , typename A3 , typename A4 , typename A5 , typename A6 , typename A7 , typename A8 , typename A9, typename Context>
        typename result_of::mem_fun_ptr_eval<Context, A0 , A1 , A2 , A3 , A4 , A5 , A6 , A7 , A8 , A9>::type
        operator()(
            A0 const& a0 , A1 const& a1 , A2 const& a2 , A3 const& a3 , A4 const& a4 , A5 const& a5 , A6 const& a6 , A7 const& a7 , A8 const& a8 , A9 const& a9
          , Context const & ctx
        ) const
        {
            return
                (
                    get_pointer(boost::phoenix::eval(a0, ctx))
                    ->*boost::phoenix::eval(a1, ctx)
                )(
                    boost::phoenix::eval(a2, ctx) , boost::phoenix::eval(a3, ctx) , boost::phoenix::eval(a4, ctx) , boost::phoenix::eval(a5, ctx) , boost::phoenix::eval(a6, ctx) , boost::phoenix::eval(a7, ctx) , boost::phoenix::eval(a8, ctx) , boost::phoenix::eval(a9, ctx)
                );
        }

    };
    template <typename Dummy>
    struct default_actions::when<rule::mem_fun_ptr, Dummy>
        : call<mem_fun_ptr_eval>
    {};
}}


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In the White House When the Eagle Landed
1/18/2019 in DC by Emily Robinson
President Nixon in the Oval Office speaking on the telephone to Apollo 11 astronauts Neil Armstrong and Edwin "Buzz" Aldrin while they were on the Moon, on July 20, 1969. (Photo Source: Richard Nixon Presidential Library and Museum Website - National Archives)
--Neil Armstrong, July 20, 1969
Most Americans either learned these words in school, or watched them delivered live on television straight from space. They are, of course, the words spoken by Astronaut Neil Armstrong as he became the first human to walk on the moon in 1969. Approximately 530 million Americans across the country sat glued to their television sets that July evening watching history in the making, and those sitting inside the White House were no exception.[1] It may have been President John F. Kennedy who jumpstarted the space program in 1961, but it was Richard Nixon sitting in the Oval Office the day that JFK's promise of putting a man on the moon became a reality.
The objective of the Apollo 11 mission was to complete JFK's 1961 national goal of performing a crewed lunar landing, and returning to Earth.[2] The Apollo 11 Command Module was launched on July 16, 1969 from Cape Kennedy in Florida, and contained Commander Neil Armstrong, Command Module Pilot Michael Collins, and Lunar Module Pilot Edwin "Buzz" Aldrin. 102 hours and 45 minutes into the mission, Armstrong and Aldrin landed the Eagle Lunar Module in the Sea of Tranquility on the Moon's surface—an event marked by Armstrong's famous words "the Eagle has landed."[3] Four hours later, at 109 hours and 42 minutes since the launch, Armstrong stepped out of the Eagle onto the moon with the TV camera that transmitted the event for the millions of people watching live on Earth.[4]
President Richard Nixon was one of millions watching the grainy black and white images on television late Sunday night July 20, 1969. Among those in the Oval Office with him were members of the press, other staff of the President, and former NASA astronaut and White House – NASA liaison, Frank Borman. Borman, who had been an astronaut in the Apollo 8 mission, watched the events unfold live with the President.[5] According to Borman, watching the successful landing after eight years of hard work on the Space Race was "like winning the Super Bowl," and everyone in the Oval Office was elated at what they were witnessing.[6]
Nixon used this green telephone to make the longest distance phone call in history to Armstrong and Aldrin on the moon. (Photo Source: Richard Nixon Presidential Library and Museum Website - National Archives).
Just before midnight Eastern Standard Time, Nixon congratulated the Apollo 11 crew through the longest-distance phone call in history. Using an olive green telephone, and a little help from NASA, Nixon was connected with Armstrong and Aldrin, who were still on the surface of the moon, and delivered these words of congratulations:
"Hello Neil and Buzz. I'm talking to you by telephone from the Oval room at the White House, and this certainly has to be the most historic telephone call ever made from the White House. I just can't tell ya how proud we all are of all that you have done. For every American, this has to be the proudest day of our lives. And for people all over the world, I am sure that they too join with Americans in recognizing what an immense feat this is. Because of what you have done, the heavens have become a part of man's world. And as you talk to us from the Sea of Tranquility, it inspires us to redouble our efforts to bring peace and tranquility to Earth. For one priceless moment in the whole history of man, all the people on this Earth are truly one. One in their pride of what you have done, and one in our prayers that you will return safely to Earth." [7]
After a slight pause as the audio was transmitted to space, Armstrong responded:
"Thank you Mr. President. It's a great honor and privilege for us to be here, representing not only the United States, but men of peaceable nations, men with an interest and a curiosity, and men with a vision for the future. It's an honor for us to be able to participate here today." [8]
Nixon responded that he was looking forward to seeing them on the USS Hornet upon their return that Thursday, completing the first-ever interplanetary telephone conversation.
Interestingly, because of the high-risk involved with any trip to space, Nixon's speechwriter, William Safire and NASA liaison Frank Borman, had prepared a speech for Nixon to deliver in place of the phone call, should the mission turn tragic.[9] The existence of the speech, entitled "In Event of Moon Disaster," was not revealed until July of 1999, exactly 30 years after the successful landing.
The "In Event of Moon Disaster" speech written by William Safire which he sent to Nixon's chief of staff H.R. Haldeman in case the Apollo 11 mission ended in the abandonment of the astronauts on the moon (Photo Credit: NARA)
In a 1999 interview with Tim Russert, Safire explained that Borman called him and told him to consider writing an alternative moon speech for the President in case of a mishap.[10] Safire was told that the most dangerous part of the mission was getting the lunar module back into orbit, and if the astronauts were unable to do this, Armstrong and Aldrin would likely have to be abandoned on the moon, where they would eventually perish.[11]
With this in mind, Safire drafted the speech, beginning with the sentence: "Fate has ordained that the men who went to the moon to explore in peace will stay on the moon to rest in peace."[12] The rest of the speech commended the bravery of the Apollo 11 astronauts, and would have been a place for the widows and American public to find comfort.
President Nixon greets the Apollo 11 astronauts while they are contianed in the Mobile Quarantine Facility (MQF) aboard the USS Hornet after the arrival back from space. (Photo Credit: NASA/JSC)
Safire then sent the speech to Nixon's Chief of Staff H.R. Halderman, who had it ready to go for the President should it become necessary. Thankfully, however, on July 24, 1969, the module carrying all three astronauts of Apollo 11 splashed down safely in the Pacific Ocean, rendering the mission successful, and allowing this speech to go unknown for 30 years.
Once the men were recovered from the ocean, they were brought aboard the USS Hornet, and confined to the Mobile Quarantine Facility (MQF), where they had their first face-to-face chat with President Nixon.[13]
Upon return, the astronauts participated in celebratory parades and events in New York, Chicago, and Los Angeles. The Los Angeles celebrations took place on August 13, 1969, and Nixon hosted an enormous 1,440 guest state dinner at the Century Plaza Hotel—an event known as the greatest state dinner to be held outside of Washington.[14]
Nixon presents the Apollo 11 astronauts with the Presidential Medal of Freedom at a state dinner in Los Angeles. (Photo Source: Richard Nixon Foundation and Presidential Library Website)
Distinguished guests, such as Congressmen, foreign leaders, movie stars, former President Johnson, and Jackie Kennedy Onassis looked on as Nixon presented each astronaut with a Presidential Medal of Freedom, before the men of Apollo 11 took off for a 45 day tour, traveling to 24 countries, 27 cities, and emphasizing the willingness of the United States to share its space knowledge with the rest of the world.[15]
President Nixon Meets the Apollo 11 astronauts on the White House Lawn after their return from their 45 day international tour. (Photo Source: NASA on The Commons Flickr)
Four months after the Apollo 11 launch, on November 5, 1969, Armstrong, Aldrin, and Collins completed their international tour with a visit to President Nixon on the White House lawn, bringing the wonder and pride of the moon landing right back to the District.[16] It was, however, the events of July 20, 1969 that marked the United States as the winner of the Space Race, accomplished JFK's mission to put a man on the moon, and likely produced the largest long-distance phone bill the world had ever seen…
^ Sarah Loff. 2015. "Apollo 11 Mission Overview." Text. NASA. April 17, 2015. http://www.nasa.gov/mission_pages/apollo/missions/apollo11.html.
^ Ibid.
^ C-SPAN. 2010. Oral Histories: Frank Borman. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4n92G-nKal0.
^ RichardNixonLibrary. July 20, 1969. President Nixon Speaking with Astronauts Armstrong and Aldrin on the Moon. https://www.youtube.com/watch?time_continue=128&v=1Ai_HCBDQIQ.
^ Andrew Glass. "Nixon Calls Astronauts on Lunar Surface, July 20, 1969." POLITICO. https://politi.co/2uPGn3j.
^ William Safire. "William Safire discusses the speech with Tim Russert on NBC's Meet The Press." Interview by Tim Russert. Audio file, 03:26. Watergate.info. http://watergate.info/1969/07/20/an-undelivered-nixon-speech.html.
^ "The Moon Landing: An Undelivered Nixon Speech." http://watergate.info/1969/07/20/an-undelivered-nixon-speech.html.
^ "President Nixon - Welcome - Apollo XI Astronauts - USS Hornet." Moon: NASA Science. https://moon.nasa.gov/resources/195/president-nixon-welcome-apollo-xi-as....
^ "A Grand Salute to the Apollo 11 Astronauts » Richard Nixon Foundation." 2014. Richard Nixon Foundation. August 13, 2014. https://www.nixonfoundation.org/2014/08/grand-salute-apollo-11-astronauts/.
^ NASA on The Commons. 1969. President Nixon Meets the Apollo 11 Astronauts on the Lawn of the White House. Photo. https://www.flickr.com/photos/nasacommons/7610983204/.
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Michael Mohr: Both in sales and IT, we are now much closer to the customer and so can respond to their requirements even more individually. What distinguishes us at SSI SCHAEFER, is that as a system provider we develop unique solution packages. And that's exactly what the market expects. Our product portfolio includes all kinds of modules and components that can be integrated, that are associated with each other thanks to intelligent and scalable software solutions. As a general contractor for construction and intralogistics we realise a turn-key system solution. Customers want to know how the machines are set up and linked to each other or precisely which processes have been integrated, but most important is the final, working solution, and that is exactly what we offer the customer.
Dieter Zeiml: This is true both for the hardware and the software. Even if the same components are used in individual solutions, the focus is on the specific customer solution. Of course, synergies are used between different market sectors: there are functionalities that everyone draws on, but there are also specific applications. We have the particular advantage in IT of being able to interact between sectors, as all our software engineers speak the same language and so can act across sectors. The sector-specific language is a particular feature that requires expertise to transfer the requirements to our WAMAS logistics software and ultimately to the customer solutions that are being implemented. We are now implementing this way of thinking and acting throughout the entire SSI SCHAEFER Group.
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ADMISSIBILITY OF DISCLAIMERS – NEW LESSIONS FROM THE EPO TECHNICAL BOARDS OF APPEAL
August 2012 /in BIOTECH/PHARMA IP NEWSLETTER /von Ruediger Spies
Last year, the EPO Enlarged Board of Appeal (EBA) handed down its decision in case G2/10 relating to the admissibility of disclaimers whose subject matter was disclosed as an embodiment (i.e. 'positively disclosed' disclaimers) in the application as originally filed (cf. Newsletter issue of September 2011).
The EBA ruled that an amendment to a claim by the introduction of a disclaimer disclaiming from it subject matter disclosed in the application as filed infringes Article 123(2) EPC if the subject matter remaining in the claim after the introduction of the disclaimer is not, be it explicitly or implicitly, directly and unambiguously disclosed in the application as originally filed.
Determining whether or not that is the case requires an assessment of the overall technical circumstances of the individual case under consideration, taking into account the nature and extent of the disclosure in the application, the nature and extent of the disclaimed subject matter and its relationship with the subject matter remaining in the claim after the amendment. In other words, the examination of the admissibility of a disclaimer for compliance with Article 123(2) EPC has to be made separately for the disclaimer per se and for the subject matter remaining in the claim.
Two recent decisions of EPO Technical Boards of Appeal (TBA) 3.3.08 and 3.4.03, respectively, shed some light on how such technical assessment with respect to the admissibility of a disclaimer is to be performed.
1. Case T1068/07
This is the final decision of the referral resulting in decision G2/10. The subject matter of the disputed application relates to catalytic DNA molecules capable of cleaving other nucleic acid sequences or molecules in a site-specific manner. Claim 1 according to the main request reads:
A catalytic DNA molecule having site-specific endonuclease activity specific for a nucleotide sequence defining a cleavage site in a preselected substrate nucleic acid sequence, said catalytic molecule having first and second substrate binding regions flanking a core region, said molecule having the formula:
5'-(X-R)-GGCTAGCT8ACAACGA-(X)-3'
wherein each X is any nucleotide sequence, (X-R) represents said first substrate binding region, (X) represents said second substrate binding region, […] with the proviso that the catalytic molecule is not a molecule in which the first and second binding regions can bind through complementary base-pairing to a substrate nucleic acid which is 5'-GGAAAAAGUAACUAGAGAUGGAAG-3'.
The Board noted that the application discloses – supported by experimental data – an in vitro evolution process for generating, selecting and isolating catalytic DNA molecules having site-specific endonuclease activity specific for a nucleotide sequence defining a cleavage site in a preselected substrate nucleic acid sequence, and having first and second binding regions flanking a core region, wherein said first and second substrate regions have sequences capable of binding through complementary base-pairing to a first and a second portion, respectively, of said preselected substrate nucleic acid sequence.
In particular, example 5 as well as Figures 8 and 9 of the application disclose a particular DNA clone ("10-23") having a substrate binding core region (SEQ ID NO: 122) as specified in claim 1 of the main request. The substrate nucleic acid sequence (SEQ ID NO: 135) of this clone is identical to the sequence given in the disclaimer of claim 1 of the main request.
The Board thus concluded that the subject matter of the disclaimer in claim 1 of the main request is explicitly disclosed in the application as originally filed (cf. T1086/07, points 6 to 8 of the reasoning). The decisive question now to be answered is whether the subject matter remaining in claim 1 after introduction of the disclaimer does extend beyond the original disclosure.
Example 6 of the application was found to be directed to the preparation of 'universal substrate enzymes' (inter alia based on the sequences of clone "10-23"). Here, it is explicitly stated that the sequence of the substrate can be changed without loss of catalytic activity, as long as the substrate-binding arms of the enzyme are changed in a complementary manner. Finally, the generic core region according to claim 1 of the main request is shown to be generalizable with respect to any substrate sequence.
The Board held that it is in fact this very specific subject matter, namely catalytic DNA molecules having the "10-23" core region and exhibiting site-specific endonuclease activity specific for any (preselected) substrate nucleotide sequence other than the substrate nucleotide sequence SEQ ID NO: 135, which actually remain in claim 1 of the main request after the introduction of the disclaimer in this claim (cf. T1068/07, points 9 and 10 of the reasoning).
Hence, in view of the above, the Board concluded that the criteria set out in decision G 2/10 are met by the disclaimer present in claim 1 of the main request and, accordingly, that this disclaimer fulfills the requirements of Article 123(2) EPC.
This case is interesting in that the competent Board raised the question whether and, if so, how EBA decision G2/10 which relates to (positively) disclosed disclaimers also applies to undisclosed disclaimers as dealt with in previous EBA decisions G1/03 and G2/03. The subject matter of the disputed patent relates to superconducting wires. Claim 1 according to the main request reads:
A superconducting wire comprising:
a tubular sheath member (2); and an oxide superconductor (1) filled in said sheath member, said sheath member being formed of a material resistant in an oxidizing atmosphere to oxidation at the temperature of heat treatment used to form said superconducting wire,
said material being selected from Au, Ag or an alloy thereof and when said sheath is Ag or an alloy thereof, said oxide superconductor is not of the K2NiF4 type.
The Board initially noted that the combination of an oxide superconductor of the K2NiF4 type and a sheath made of Ag or an alloy thereof is not disclosed as such in the application as filed. The latter feature of claim 1 is therefore regarded to be an undisclosed disclaimer.
However, by means of this disclaimer the claimed subject matter was rendered novel over document D1 which represents prior art under Article 54(3) EPC, that is, a European patent application ("conflicting application") having an effective date that is earlier but a publication date that is later than the effective date of the disputed patent. According to EBA decisions G1/03 and G2/03, a undisclosed disclaimer is admissible inter alia in order to restore novelty by delimiting the claimed subject matter from prior art under Article 54(3) EPC provided that the disclaimer (i) does not remove more than is necessary to restore novelty and (ii) is not relevant for assessing inventive step or sufficiency of disclosure.
The Board considered the disclaimer included in claim 1 to comply with the criteria defined in decisions G1/03 and G2/03, and thus to be admissible (cf. T1870/08, points 4.2 and 4.3 of the reasoning). However, the opponent argued that the introduction of the disclaimer into claim 1 contravened Article 123(2) EPC in view of EBA decision G2/10.
Initially, the Board held that the present case relates to an undisclosed disclaimer while the case underlying decision G2/10 concerns a disclosed disclaimer. Therefore, G2/10 is, prima facie, not concerned with the same situation as in the present case, so it may be questioned whether that decision is applicable at all to the present case.
The Board went on with a detailed analysis of the reasoning of the EBA in decisions G1/03 and G2/03. In particular, it was noted that point 4.7 of this reasoning was evidently intended to mean that even if the formal criteria for the allowability of an undisclosed disclaimer (cf. headnote 2) are fulfilled an amendment involving such undisclosed disclaimer would always be admissible under Article 123(2) EPC. Accordingly, the subject matter remaining in the claim after the amendment – but not the undisclosed disclaimer itself – would need to be examined for its compatibility Article 123(2) EPC. The disclaimer does not form part of the remaining subject-matter, in the sense that its technical effects must simply be disregarded when the claim is compared with the original teaching in the application as filed (cf. T1870/08, points 4.5.4 and 4.5.5 of the reasoning).
The Board considered it unproblematic to read the concepts 'subject matter remaining in the claim' and 'subject-matter disclosed in the application as filed' in the headnotes of decision G 2/10 as technical subject-matter, i.e. the features of the invention as taught. This also holds true for the concept 'disclaimed subject-matter'. If, on the other hand, decision G 2/10 had to be read as also applying to a claim which has been amended by means of an (admissible) undisclosed disclaimer, as apparently suggested by the EBA, then the meaning of 'subject-matter remaining in the claim after the introduction of the disclaimer' must inevitably change to legal subject-matter in certain instances, namely whenever the effects of the disclaimer are examined. That is, one must always keep in mind that the purely legal subject-matter of the disclaimer cannot by definition modify the original technical subject-matter (cf. T1870/08, points 4.5.12 and 4.5.13 of the reasoning).
Furthermore, if the disclaimer was undisclosed, it would not find any support in the application as originally filed. Having anything undisclosed in a claim may not appear to comply with Article 123(2) EPC according to its usual interpretation. However, assuming that this provision only sets up a requirement for the technical subject-matter, while at the same time accepting that the disclaimer cannot modify the technical subject-matter, then it is not Article 123(2) EPC which is violated. Rather, claims containing (admissible) undisclosed disclaimers are exempted from complying with Rule 43(1) EPC, since the claim will contain features which might be technical per se, but they will not be those of the invention (cf. T1870/08, point 4.5.15 of the reasoning).
The Board noted that the test as laid down in decision G2/10 should thus take place after an examination of the legal preconditions for admitting the use of undisclosed disclaimers according to G1/03 and after the insertion of the proposed disclaimer in the claim. Only at this stage, the examination of the 'subject-matter remaining in the claim' should be made. This procedure is not considered to be in any contradiction to the findings of G2/10: the subject-matter remaining in the claim 'after the introduction of the disclaimer' must be examined (see headnote 1a of G2/10), while the wording of the decision leaves it open whether the disclaimer per se must fulfill the requirements of Article 123(2) EPC or not. Put differently, the test of G2/10 can also be used for examining the remaining subject-matter with due regard to the fact that the disclaimer is an undisclosed one that, as such, does not add technical subject-matter as a matter of law (cf. T1870/08, points 4.6.5 and 4.6.6 of the reasoning).
Applied to the present case, the Board noted that the application documents as originally filed disclose that the oxide superconductor may have a perovskite type crystal structure in the broad sense. This comprises structures which are not of the K2NiF4 type (i.e. the 'subject-matter remaining in the claim'), which was also known to the person skilled in the art of superconductor technology at the priority date. Furthermore, it is disclosed that the sheath member may contain a material selected from the group of: Ag, Au, Pt, Pd, and their alloys.
Accordingly, the Board came to the conclusion that the amendment introducing the disclaimer into claim 1 of the main request is not contrary to the requirements of Article 123(2) EPC, and is allowable in the light of both G1/03 and G2/10.
When determining whether a disclaimer constitutes added subject matter and thus contravenes Article 123(2) EPC it is not only the particulars of the disclaimer per se that need to be examined. Instead, the overriding consideration is whether the "remaining" subject matter (i.e. after amendment) is also directly and unambiguously disclosed in the application as originally filed. Rather than simply endorsing or rejecting disclaimers, an assessment of the resulting subject matter is required in order to judge whether new subject matter is present.
As to (positively) disclosed disclaimers, applicants thus have to present convincing support in the original application documents for the subject matter that remains after introducing a disclaimer, rather than simply relying on the previously widely accepted argument "if it is disclosed, it can be disclaimed." As to undisclosed disclaimers, it remains to be seen whether there are loopholes in the approach proposed in decision T1870/08 and whether the conclusions drawn will be confirmed by other TBAs
In cases, where it is already conceivable when drafting an application that the disclaiming of one or more embodiments of a generic disclosure could, for instance, be required for delimiting the claimed subject matter or advantageous for arguing in favor of the involvement of an inventive step it appears advisable for applicants to include the "disclaimer embodiment" as such (i.e. in negative terms) in the original application documents in order to have an appropriate fallback position available, if applicable. Keeping in mind the very strict requirements that are applied at the EPO with respect to original disclosure such strategic forward planning might be pivotal for getting subject matter finally allowed.
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Will Nene And Kim Be Axed From 'Real Housewives'?
We love Nene and Kim's drama, but sources tell The New York Daily News the two may be taking their requests to J.Lo and Mariah diva levels and Bravo producers are shopping for replacements. Among their many requests is more money to be on the show. "Bravo has been taking meetings with some notable and wealthy Atlanta women about possibly joining the show," an insider tells the daily. "They're trying their best to keep the process under wraps, but they're gearing up to make a major move in the third season." A new socialite added to the "Housewives" roster may become the sixth housewife or replace Nene and Kim. Usher's former wife Tameka Foster Raymond's name was floated about as a possible sixth housewife but the girls aren't feeling her, adds the source. "Tameka isn't very popular in Atlanta. The producers asked each one of the women how they would feel if she were cast, and they all said that they'd walk. That's the one thing they've been united about." CHECK OUT OUR RHOA "LOST FOOTAGE" COVERAGE CHECK OUT OUR SECOND ANNUAL RHOA AWARDS
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We love Nene and Kim's drama, but sources tell The New York Daily News the two may be taking their requests to J.Lo and Mariah diva levels and Bravo producers are shopping for replacements. Among their many requests is more money to be on the show. "Bravo has been taking meetings with some notable and wealthy Atlanta women about possibly joining the show," an insider tells the daily. "They're trying their best to keep the process under wraps, but they're gearing up to make a major move in the third season."
A new socialite added to the "Housewives" roster may become the sixth housewife or replace Nene and Kim. Usher's former wife Tameka Foster Raymond's name was floated about as a possible sixth housewife but the girls aren't feeling her, adds the source. "Tameka isn't very popular in Atlanta. The producers asked each one of the women how they would feel if she were cast, and they all said that they'd walk. That's the one thing they've been united about."
If only all Bravo could capture this behind-the-scenes drama on film. Then again the more mud-slinging we read about the 'Housewives' franchise the more we'll want to watch the show. Twisted, we know.
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Summer Coming To A Close: Keep Up Those Healthy Habits All Year Long!
Hard to believe it is Labor Day weekend already! Where did the summer go? We hope you had an excellent summer sailing season and kept those healthy habits all summer long! With sailors getting back to school or transitioning back to a fall schedule we want to help you to keep up those healthy habits. Back in May we posted an article Summer it's Almost Here!: Tips For Healthy Habits This Summer!. Now that summer is coming to a close we want to provide you with some of the same tips along with some new ones to help those healthy habits stick all year long!
In the summer your routine may have changed over a little bit from the spring season. Now again you might have to switch things up. However, you want to make sure you find time for those workouts. Maybe this summer you were working out in the mornings, but now fall is here and your mornings are tight. Find another time and make a schedule that you can stick to for the fall season. Sticking to a routine will keep you on track to perform at your top level all season long. Don't make excuses on why you can't fit that workout in, make it part of your routine!
With the summer season ending and fall gearing up maybe your schedule is a little more booked up. Just because that is happening don't let your diet suffer! We need to remember to eat whole foods as much as possible. Try to stay away from the processed and fast foods. If we let our diet go our performance will start to suffer along with our daily life of feeling great. Make sure at the beginning of the week you do a grocery stop and stock up on all those fresh fruits and veggies. Your body will thank you!
During the summer we tend to drink more water as the weather is a little hotter. But we want to continue that water drinking all year long. Hydration is essential and needs to be remembered all year long. It is key to our daily life and sailing performance. With the temps dropping a little bit we still need to remind ourselves to keep drinking throughout the day. Read Hydration Tips To Boost Your Sailing Performance for easy tips on how to drink more throughout the year.
The fall is an excellent time for working out outside. The weather is cool but not too cold making pretty much anytime a day great for exercising outdoors. Running, Biking, Hiking, and daily strength exercise are all excellent options to do outside in the fall weather. Find time to get outdoors and workout your body will love the fresh air! With winter coming in a couple of months we want to take advantage of the beautiful weather and our ability to be outside! It also makes those workouts a lot more fun!
Summer may have been a busy couple months for you. I know it was for me! Fall is a great time to try out some new healthy recipes at home. With fall approaching we may have a little more downtime to cook at home. Try those healthy recipes you wanted to try now! Your body will love taste testing new recipes and finding healthy options to eat all season long. Try these recipes from our past articles: Looking for a Healthy Snack While On The Water?: How To Make Homemade Granola Bars, Healthy Way To Start The Day: Green Smoothies.
Unfortunately, the summer has to come to close, however, the fall is a great time of year! We still have warmer weather and warm water for sailing! With the seasons changing we want to make sure we are following those healthy habits so we can stay in top shape! Fall sailing is here, and we want to have optimal performance and sticking to those healthy habits will help you get there. Keep working hard and have a healthy and awesome fall season of sailing!
Balance, we all need it to help us perform daily tasks so of course, we need it for sailing! Recently, my husband and I started sailing a new sailboat the RS 500, and we will be traveling to England at the end of summer to compete in the RS 500 Worlds. This is a doubled handed single trapeze boat. So first time in the boat the other day I was getting to test out my balance skills using the trapeze. Fun time, but now time to work a little more on tho se balance skills! Getting sailing the other day lead me to create a new balance workout. No matter what boat we are going to be stepping into we will need to have balance and stability. These two factors are critical to our performance out on the water. By having strong balance and stability, you will be able to make more precise movements out on the water making gains and improving your skills. Time to get working on that balance!
For this workout, you will need a BOSU ball and dumbbells. The BOSU ball is a great fitness tool to use to help improve your balance skills. Check out the video below with all the moves for the workout.


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If you're a sole trader then basically you are the business. You get to keep all the profits from the business but you also bear full responsibility for any debts or legal liabilities of the business. If you are a sole trader then you may operate your business under your own name or you may register a business name. Most people start out as a sole trader because it is the cheapest and simplest structure to establish.
you're personally liable for all the debts generated by the business. This means that you may have to sell your personal assets, such as your house, if your business goes into significant debt. This also means that if someone sues your business and you're ordered to pay damages then you will need to pay that money out of your personal finances.
the owner is also personally responsible for any wrong-doing of the business, even if the wrongdoing was committed by an employee.
the business income is included in your personal tax return which means that you may pay higher tax rates if your business is making a good profit or if you have other income. Personal income tax rates are higher than the flat rate of company tax.
Partnership businesses are governed by legislation and it is recommended that a partnership be set out formally in a written partnership agreement.
Partnerships are usually formed between 2 or more people who have a long-term trusting relationship, such as family members. This is because the members of a partnership are each liable for the obligations and debts of the business. This means that if one partner makes a bad business decision and puts the business in debt then both partners are equally responsible for those obligations and debts. If partnerships go wrong, things can get very messy.
A partnership can split the income of the business between the partners. So if a husband and wife start a partnership business together then the income from the business can be split evenly, even if only one of them is doing most of the work. This can have the advantage of having each of the partners in a lower tax bracket and paying less tax rather than having only one of the partners in the higher tax bracket paying more tax.
a partnership is a relationship between a set group of people so if anything happens to one of those people then that can result in the original partnership dissolving which can have tax consequences.
A company is formed when ownership of the business is divided into shares and the shares are split amongst a group of individuals or businesses. A company can be a Public Company which can issue shares to the public or a proprietary company which cannot. A company is a separate legal identity to the shareholders of the company. Because the company is a legal entity in itself that means that the company can be bound by legal obligations, it can own property and it can be sued.
To set up a company you must comply with many legal and administrative requirements. As a result it is usually necessary to have a professional do this for you and it means that setting up and running a company is much more expensive.
shareholders have limited liability which is capped at the amount of money they invested. This means that you can protect your other personal income and assets, such as your family home, if the business went into debt.
A trust is a entity which holds assets in trust for nominated beneficiaries. A trust may be set up to make it easy to distribute the income of the business to a number of people, which may have tax advantages or it may be set up to protect personal assets from possible legal liabilities. Trusts are complex structures and you'll need to seek professional advice before setting one up.
The Trust Deed is the legal document which formally establishes the trust and determines the rules by which the trust must operate. The Trustee (which may be a company or an individual) must administer the trust in accordance with the trust deed.
it may be inflexible because it's limited by the terms of the Trust Deed.
There are a number of other legal structures that are available when setting up your business but these are less common and you should seek professional advice before going down that path.
Again, I'll stress that this is an important decision and you really need to understand the consequences of the decision for you. Therefore, you may wish to seek individual advice from your legal advisor.


I finally tasted the kombucha I had stored in the plastic container. It actually wasn't that bad. I might have had a slightly less pungent taste to it, meaning it might not have been as potent. Perhaps the glass keeps the kombucha fresher? But the taste itself wasn't bad at all. I think I washed away all the nasty residue that was in the container when I bought it.
I could definitely tell a difference between the two containers, and I prefer the glass. I'm putting that glass pitcher on high priority. Now, if I could only find an affordable one that holds a large amount with some kind of lid. Maybe I can find an online store that sells what I'm looking for. I will look around and report my findings.


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A doação de esperma é o empréstimo (ou tecnicamente "doação") de alguém (conhecido como um doador de esperma), do seu esperma (conhecido como esperma doado) com o propósito de inseminação em uma pessoa que possui útero que não é sua parceira sexual. O esperma pode ser doado privada e diretamente para o destinatário pretendido, ou através de um banco de esperma ou clínica de fertilidade. A pessoa com intenção de gestar pode ser inseminada naturalmente (isto é, através de relações sexuais) ou por meio de inseminação artificial. Os principais destinatários do doador de esperma são casais heterossexuais que sofrem de infertilidade masculina, os casais de lésbicas e mulheres solteiras.

Ao passar por um banco de esperma, o destinatário pode selecionar o doador de esperma com base em características do doador, como aparência, personalidade, capacidade acadêmica, raça, e muitos outros fatores. Bancos de esperma ou clínicas estão sujeitos a diferentes regulamentações estatais, incluindo restrições sobre o anonimato dos dadores e número de filhos que podem ser concebidos, além de poder haver outras proteções legais dos direitos e responsabilidades do receptor e do doador. Alguns bancos de esperma, seja por opção ou regulamento, limitam a quantidade de informações disponíveis para os potenciais beneficiários; o desejo de obter mais informações sobre os doadores é uma razão pela qual os beneficiários podem optar por usar um doador conhecido e/ou uma doação privada.

Enquanto um doador de esperma é considerado como o genitor natural ou biológico de cada criança produzida como resultado de sua doação, ele geralmente não se destina a ser o responsável legal ou de jure. Dependendo da jurisdição e suas leis, ele pode ou não pode mais tarde ser elegível para buscar os direitos dos pais ou ser responsabilizado por obrigações parentais.

Ver também
Doadora de óvulos

Reprodução humana
Sêmen

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I've had so much pleasure trying out a wide variety of amazing tech over the past few months. Some of them were products recognizable to me, while some had me discovering entirely new ground. I've made a list of my favorite tech gadgets – some of them the best in their class and some were products that impressed me the most. To me, the following five gadgets are the best of the best.
I fell in love with these as soon as I had my first listen. The sound they produce is accurate, no matter what type of music you like listening to. They are extremely comfortable to wear for hours at a time and don't have a long twisted cable. I have them with me all the time, even on my desk at work! As far as I'm concerned Beoplay H6 headphones are the best on the market today – even if you're not into wireless headphones.
If you're a tech geek and not a car geek, then this gadget should be on your to-buy list. It's a little dongle that plugs into the diagnostic port (in most cars since 1996), connects to a server after a short setup and then sends trip and diagnostic information while you drive. You can retrieve the information through Automatic Pro's app and get insights about your driving capabilities as well as the health of your vehicle. The data is easy to access and understand and the insights extremely useful, especially for non-car geeks!
Launched in South Africa, this cute little gadget is definitely a must-have if you are constantly misplacing your phone. The Chipolo is simple to use; link it to your phone via Bluetooth and you won't ever have to run from room to room trying to find your phone again, when you're in a hurry. Shake this little gadget and your phone will buzz, making it easy to locate in an instant! The Chipolo is small enough to add to your keying, so you will always have it handy whenever you've misplaced your phone.
This is a great and extremely useful tech gadget if you have children and a baby at home. The Mattel Aristotle is like having an Amazon Echo and a Smart baby monitor all rolled into one. The Smart voice-activated speaker works in conjunction with a companion camera and is really useful at helping with tasks like buying more diapers, soothing your baby when it's crying, encouraging your bigger kids to mind their manners, or even help them to learn a foreign language!
If you're like me and live in a big city, then the chances are good that the air you breathe in every day is doing some type of damage to your health. Some areas of a city are worse than others, but how do you know if where you live is causing you to become unhealthy? This is where the Netatmo Healthy Home Coach comes in handy. It identifies the quality of air, temperature and humidity where you live. It also detects the level of noise pollution at home and provides good advice on how you can create a healthier living environment.


Try something new with this Raspberry-Lemonade Pie Recipe. This sweet and tangy Raspberry-Lemonade Pie Recipe includes a crunchy graham cracker crust.
Add boiling water to gelatin mix in small bowl; stir 2 min. until completely dissolved. Beat cream cheese in large bowl with mixer until creamy. Gradually beat in lemonade concentrate, then gelatin until blended.
Add COOL WHIP and berries; stir gently until blended. Pour into crusts.
Refrigerate 1 pie 4 hours or until firm. Freeze remaining pie up to 1 week before thawing to serve.
Top pie with additional fresh raspberries.
Pour remaining lemonade concentrate into 1-qt. pitcher. Add 1-1/2 cans water; stir until blended. Serve over ice.
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Organisation type: Voluntary or Community Sector
Heart n Soul is an award-winning creative arts company and charity. We believe in the talents and power of people with learning disabilities, providing opportunities for people to discover, develop and share this power and talent as widely as possible.
We offer opportunities for people to take part in creative activities, train in a new skill or develop their artistic talents:
Art: We create opportunities for artists to collaborate and to create and share their work, live, recorded, digitally and on-line
Taking Part: We run high quality creative arts activities for people with learning disabilities
Training: We support people with learning disabilities to secure work within and beyond the cultural sector
Sharing: We share our art and what we do with as many people as possible
What happens as a result of what we do?
People with learning disabilities have more choice, are more connected, have more confidence and work towards more independent lives. Artists create vibrant and relevant work.
This has life changing and life affirming value for everyone.
People are inspired by the power and talent of people with learning disabilities.
Background and Context:
At Heart n Soul we put people with learning disabilities at the heart of everything we do. People with and without disabilities collaborate going on a creative journey together. We believe in the value for everyone of being present, open, creative, artist-led and loving.
We reach over 30,000 people per year in live events, creative sessions and online. This is growing every year. We receive about a third of our income from Arts Council England. We raise the remainder from ticket sales and other earned income, donations from individuals and grants from charitable trusts and foundations.
In 2016 we have won the best SEND Resource Award at the Music Teachers Awards for Excellence for SoundLab, we were awarded PRS for Music Talent Development Partner status and were shortlisted for the Charity Governance Awards in the diversity category. See the downloads box in the top right of this page for a full list of our awards.
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