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Senior Database Administrator
Shift4 - Hillshire - Las Vegas, NV
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Shift4 Payments (NYSE: FOUR) is a leading provider of integrated payment processing and technology solutions, delivering a complete omnichannel ecosystem that extends beyond payments to include a wide range of value-added services. The company's technologies help power over 350 software providers in numerous industries, including hospitality, retail, F&B, e-commerce, lodging, gaming, and many more. With over 7,000 sales partners, the company securely processed more than 3.5 billion transactions annually for over 200,000 businesses in 2019. For more information, visit shift4.com.
Administers and controls the database activities to support a 24x7 production environment, data integrity and development, and the establishment of policies and procedures pertaining to its management, security, maintenance, and utilization of databases. Sets and monitors standards. Advises management on database concepts and functional capabilities.
Ensuring the continuous availability of our 24x7 production databases and managing databases through multiple product life cycle environments.
Provide 24x7 support for critical production systems or perform scheduled maintenance and support release deployment activities after normal business hours.
Install, configure, and maintain database servers and processes, including monitoring of system health and performance, to ensure high levels of performance, availability, capacity, and security.
Collaborate with development teams in database design process and suggest database design best practices through all phases of SDLC, including data modeling techniques to ensure development and implementation support efforts meet integration and performance expectations.
Lead the analysis of database requirements, including configuration, system and scope of database design including logical and physical database design
Maintain high security posture on database systems including access review, database hardening configurations, security patching and best practices implementations.
Provide guidance in writing and tuning SQL and PL/SQL code, scripts, triggers and views, and assist developers with complex query tuning and schema refinement.
Support new products and enhancements that require databases, including application integrations, ETL/EL, and reporting.
Independently analyze, solve, and correct issues in real-time, providing problem resolution end-to-end.
Recommends system upgrades and enhancements for increased performance and capacity does capacity planning to meet business growth.
Refining and automating regular processes, track issues, and document changes.
Provides technical expertise/training to the end-users, developers, and capacity planners, along with assisting in the development of applications and coordination of data migration, conversion planning, and programming of new or improved database systems.
Perform backup, restore, and recovery of database systems using database management tools.
Bachelor's degree in Computer Science or related field.
Minimum eight years as an MS SQL development & production support DBA
Expert knowledge of MS SQL Server database and architecture including database high availability clustering (availability groups), multi-site redundancy, performance tuning and hybrid/cloud hosted database platforms.
Expert knowledge of database security including data encryption, key management, and secure connections from applications, experience with PCI and Sarbanes-Oxley (SOX) as it relates to data controls is required.
Expert knowledge with stored procedures, impact analysis of code changes, job scheduling, triggers and recurring database maintenance (re-indexing, partition and schema maintenance).
Strong understanding of RDBMS and physical database design
Good knowledge of conceptual, logical, and physical data modeling phases.
Experience working with developers and project managers to define and implement data structures, adherence to secure SDLC.
Possesses current database certifications – MCDBA or Azure Database Administrator
Knowledgeable with supporting other database platforms including PostgreSQL, Mongo, and MySQL is highly preferred.
Excellent communication, organization, and project management skills.
Ability to work in a 24/7 environment with on-call responsibilities, and the necessity to work extended hours when required to provide operational support.
Able to maintain a positive and cooperative attitude in sometimes stressful situations.
Able to work under pressure to resolve issues affecting production services.
Shift4 Payments provides equal employment opportunities (EEO) to all employees and applicants for employment without regard to race, color, religion, sex, national origin, age, disability, or genetics.


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RUFA remembers David Sassoli
The entire RUFA community remembers David Sassoli with heartfelt participation. His untimely departure from life leaves an unbridgeable void in those who believed in and built a Europe of peace in which, above all the new generations, and among them thousands of students, learned to share projects and experiences. In his actions, David Sassoli put aside walls and barriers to build bridges and give strength to dialogue. These are the teachings that contemporary art has always professed, in all its forms.
It is in this context that RUFA participates in the day of national mourning called for by the Italian government, to remember a man and a politician who wanted to be at the service of the institutions, giving a voice to those who needed it.
RUFA and The ID Factory, the joint venture
RUFA joins forces with The ID Factory: the innovative digital platform that puts the world of fashion at the service of man. As part of the new First Level Academic Course in Sustainable Fashion Design, RUFA inaugurates a new collaboration with the innovative company The ID Factory, which will be involved in the educational program… Find out more
Octopus Toolbox, the new project by RUFA students
Congratulations to the RUFA students of Visual and Innovation Design Beatrice Rossi and Giulia Mangoni for the creation of Octopus Toolbox, the new editorial project in digital format in collaboration with MACRO – Museum of Contemporary Art. The project was conceived by the two students in the context of thesis path, with the support of… Find out more
Call for artists "La visione di Leonardo"
RUFA students are invited to participate in the selection for the "La Visione di Leonardo" artistic residency project, the aim of which is to produce a widespread exhibition in augmented reality. Participation is free and there is a fee of 2500 euros for each of the eight selected artists who will join the program and… Find out more
"The Miracle" at the Cometa Off Theatre
On 11 January at the Cometa Off Theater the show "Il Miracolo" will be staged, created by RUFA teachers of creative writing and documentary techniques Franca de Angelis (author) and Christian Angeli (direction). The project also involved professors Massimiliano Maggi for the lighting design and Anna Cianca as interpreter. Synopsis Ever since his partner –… Find out more
Elections for the renewal of the Academic Council – 2022-2023-2024
Elections are called for the renewal of teachers' representatives in the Academic Council for the three-year period 2022-2023-2024. Voting will take place from 01/31/2022 to 02/04/2022, from 9.00 to 17.00. The voting seats will be placed at the student secretariat, at the headquarters in Via Benaco 2 and at the front / office in Via… Find out more
Biennale Européenne d'Art Contemporain 2022
RUFA students can now apply to the call published by Galerie Daniel Vignal. The Grand Prix is € 1000,00 and one solo show at the Gallery. Artists living in the European Union, in Switzerland, in Norway, in Iceland and in the U.K. of Great Britain may apply for the 2nd edition of the European Biennale… Find out more

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ISBN 1-56549-184-X | Lester M. Salamon, S. Wojciech Sokolowski, and Associates. Resulting from the Johns Hopkins Comparative Nonprofit Sector Project, this second volume of the Global Civil Society series continues our comprehensive country-by-country analysis of the scope, size, composition, and financing of the civil society sector in 22 countries around the world. This download contains the table of contents and introductory chapter; the full volume is available for purchase in paperback and Kindle editions at Amazon. See also: 36-Country Data Tables.
Comparative Nonprofit Sector Working Paper #8 | Gian Paolo Barbetto. Describes the nonprofit sector in Italy has vague and blurred by the overlapping of the separate realms of the public and private sector. Describes the government's efforts to limit the power and influence of the Catholic church and integrate social movements into the political structure of the capitalist economy. Describes the status of nonprofit organizations under civil law in Italy and their legal status. Also details the historical evolution of the Italian nonprofit sector and highlights crucial developments in its evolution.
From November 2000 to July 2001, a draft version of the UN Handbook on Nonprofit Institutions in the System of National Accounts was tested in 11 countries, which varied in their level of development. This document captures the Italian experience during this test implementation. Data used is circa 2000.
Adapted from Lester M. Salamon, S. Wojciech Sokolowski, and Associates, Global Civil Society: Dimensions of the Nonprofit Sector, Volume Two (Bloomfied, CT: Kumarian Press, 2004). Data circa 1999.


How was your weekend? Do anything wild?
The Kansas City Royals won the world series!!!!
Anywho, glad you're here, glad you're you! I have tons of great photos to share this week so stay tuned!
Keeping it short and sweet today... glad you're here, glad you're you, thanks for coming by to link-up!
May your survive the first day back to the grind with flying colors and I hope Monday is kind to you!
In case you need me, I will be over here chugging coffee.
Over the weekend I worked 14 hours, and I am pooped. Hoping life calms down a bit soon! I've been all over the place this passed month and could use some down time!
So glad you dropped by today! Happy mingling, y'all!


Welcome to the relaunch of my blog, my very own place to put my 2 cents in everyone's face.
This blog is centered on MY hobbies: Diving, Astronomy, SciFi and more, as well as my mouthpiece on all current events.
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The Things We Learn When We're Dead by Charlie Laidlaw @claidlawauthor @AccentPress #BookReview #TheThingsWeLearnWhenWe'reDead #CharlieLaidlaw
June 15, 2018 June 15, 2018 ilovedreadingthis
Small decisions can have unintended consequences, but sometimes we get a second chance.
On the way home from a dinner party she didn't want to attend, Lorna Love steps into the path of an oncoming car. When she wakes up she is in what appears to be a hospital – but a hospital in which her nurse looks like a young Sean Connery, she is served wine for supper, and everyone avoids her questions.
It soon transpires that she is in heaven, or on HVN. Because HVN is a lost, dysfunctional spaceship, and God the aging hippy captain. She seems to be there by accident. Or does God have a higher purpose after all?
At first Lorna can remember nothing. As her memories return – some good, some bad – she realises that she has decisions to make and that she needs to find a way home…
This book was sent to me by the Author – many thanks Charlie Laidlaw, who in correspondence with me described the book as,
Essentially, it's a modern reworking for an adult readership of The Wizard of Oz – how a young woman in tragic circumstances looks back at her life.
It's a modern fairytale, told with good humour…
I didn't know what to expect but as an avid reader was intrigued and after receiving my copy placed it on my shelf where it sat with all my other must read books (in very good company I must say) for a while before I finally picked it up.
Essentially Lorna's story is told backwards as she retrieves her memories lost during her transition to heaven. She observes her life move from her childhood ideals to someone less recognisable to her. Her time spent in HVN, as described in the blurb is fantastic, humorous and very clever. As the story progresses, we see parallels between Lorna's Heaven and life on earth, a sense of deja vu pervades as events are mirrored in both 'zones'. The cast of Heaven is unique and contributes to the originality of the story and its entertainment factor, as is the author's take on Heaven and how it came to be.
But what this book is really about is a second chance, a chance to reflect on where you have been and a chance to be the person you want to be. Lorna is given the opportunity to observe her life through her recovering of her memory and for the reader, the story is told in a now and then format which I liked a lot. There are some truly humorous moments as we learn about other people who have been 'helped' via HVN and had a life changing impact on the world as a consequence. But this story has some sad and dark moments too as Lorna learns of hardships and losses she has faced in her life on earth.
Described by the author as a modern reworking of The Wizard of Oz, substituting Kansas for Scotland and Oz for Heaven of course. But on reflection this feels like an accurate description of this quirky and fun book that is incredibly readable. Told entirely in the third person this is a story about Lorna, surrounded by a cast of engaging characters, I particularly liked Suzie, Lorna's best friend since childhood, and Lorna of course!
So you like the sound of it and are now thinking, 'where can I get a copy?' and I have some good news for you! I understand from the author that you can get a free (FREE) download of The Things We Learn When We're Dead from Bookbub for a limited period between 13th and 27th June. GO, GO, GO!
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Black: Summary
Pepys generally uses "black" to mean having dark hair colour or complexion.
The old expression for a brunette.
This text comes from a footnote on a diary entry in the 1893 edition edited by Henry B. Wheatley.
9 Annotations
Phil on 6 Oct 2003 • Link
When Pepys refers to someone as being "black" he means, according to L&M's glossary, "brunette, dark in hair or complexion."
Jenny Doughty on 7 Oct 2003 • Link
This usage persisted for a long time. Jane Austen uses the same expression in her letters.
vincent on 18 Oct 2003 • Link
Sir Wm: Batten used the word Negroe in his Will in 1667 which kind of enforces the Idea that Black was of Hair and complexion more of the Meditteranean hue, as contrasted with the Anglo-Saxon Coloring.
vincent on 28 Mar 2004 • Link
another instance of name descrp:from diary :mar 28 61
".... At last we made Mingo, Sir W. Batten
Rich Merne on 22 Apr 2004 • Link
Phil et al;
Black person. I used to think that "black", at these times meant as you say, ie. dark haired. Now I'm not at all sure that this is in any way definitive in spite of L&M. Check out Shakespeare's dark Lady etc. below and tell me if it doesn't shake the theory a little.
http://www.geocities.com/Athens/Troy/4081/DarkLad…
Pauline on 1 May 2004 • Link
It means both
Used in referring to a person who is "brunette, dark in hair or complexion" and, as we have seen in the case of Mingo, to Africans, who are dark in hair and complexion.
Interesting that the application of the word as description easily covers the "new kid on the block" as Africans are brought or come to England, eventually falling out of use as applied to caucasians--such as Charles II--who are dark in hair or complexion.
Cactus Wren on 19 May 2006 • Link
As late as the 1920s David Bertram Ogilvy Freeman-Mitford (Jessica and Nancy Mitford's father) described a cousin's marriage to an Argentinian of entirely Spanish heritage with the phrase, "Robin's married a black."
doctus on 20 Nov 2006 • Link
From dictionary excerts of Samuel Johnson. [Blac Saxon ]
1 Color of the night.
2 dark
3 cloudy of countenance; sullen
4 Horrible;wicked ; atrocious
5 Dismal; mournful
6 Black and Blue color of bruise; stripe
That be all;
Gillian Bagwell on 31 May 2010 • Link
When Charles II escaped after the Battle of Worcester, a reward of a thousand pounds was offered for his capture, and he was described as "Charles Stuart, a black man, six feet two inches in height." He was also later sometimes referred to as the Black Boy, which has apparently lived on as the name of a few pubs.
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Chart showing the number of references in each month of the diary's entries.


1. "The Hill Route" operates on weekdays, 7:00AM-4:00PM at a frequency of 7 minutes and 4:00PM-6:00PM at a frequency of 10 minutes.
2. "Neyland" Route operates on weekdays, 7:00AM-4:00PM at a frequency of 8 minutes, 4:00PM-7:00PM at a frequency of 10 minutes, and 7:00PM-9:00PM at a frequency of 30 minutes.
4. "Late Nite" Route operates on Sundays and Thursdays, 6:00PM-2:30AM at a frequency of 10-12 minutes and on Fridays and Saturdays, 6:00PM-3:30AM at a frequency of 10-12 minutes.
Be it hereby resolved, that the Parking and Transit services of the University of Tennessee attach material outlining the specific T Bus route and operation times for each specific bus stop, as well as information promoting the Rider app.


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Weibsbilder – Portraits of Women
Edition Narrenflug, Gabriele Haefs, Karin Braun, Mslexia, Weibsbilder
I'm very pleased to announce that my short story 'Treibsand' has completed its long journey from my computer to the German anthology 'Weibsbilder', published this week by Edition Narrenflug. The anthology has been compiled by Karin Braun and Gabriele Haefs.
http://edition-narrenflug.com/2015/02/19/weibsilder-anthologie-hersg-gabriele-haefs-karin-braun/
When I began to write 'Shifting Sands' as an Open University assignment, I never imagined that it would win a prize and that I would subsequently be invited to translate it into German. As the Germans say, 'das Leben schreibt die besten Geschichten' – life writes the best stories. I've had many special connections with Germany since my first trip there at the age of 17, and this latest chapter has been an exciting development. What I also like about the 'Weibsbilder' project is the mix of writers old and new, from Germany and from other countries.
Karin Braun of Edition Narrenflug describes the story behind the 'Weibsbilder' anthology on this German website:
http://www.schwarzaufweiss-internet.de/die-weibsbilder-von-karin-braun
Here's an English translation:
'In March 2014, Gabriele Haefs, Gudrun Völk and I gave a reading in Kiel Central Library. The theme of the talk was different perspectives of women, and the images and stereotypes that people hold.
After the audience were suitably delighted by our reading, the three of us headed for the legendary Club68 to celebrate. As I was heading there, I was already thinking. My colleagues' stories had touched me deeply and I wanted to stick with this topic. In our subsequent exchange of emails, it was clear that Gabriele was thinking the same way as I was – that it would be a great theme for an anthology!
As neither of us likes to put off a good idea, we set about sketching out a plan. It would be stories by women about women. We wanted to include some classics, as we'd done with our previous anthology 'Narrenflieger' (Edition Narrenflug, compiled by Gabriele Haefs). We chose Franziska zu Reventlow, Marie zu Ebner-Eschenbach and the Norwegian writer Dikken Zwilgmeyer as our voices from the past. But we also wanted to have writers who had never been published in Germany. The Internet proved helpful. Gabriele found Joanna Sterling's website 'The casket of fictional delight'. Joanna's contribution was 'Lady Elfleda'. The second new writer was Christine Cochrane, a Scot living in England, whose story 'Shifting Sands' had won third prize in the 2014 Short Story Competition of Mslexia, an English magazine for women who write. As luck had it, Christine Cochrane was also a German teacher and translated her story into German herself. And so 'Treibsand' joined the 'Weibsbilder' anthology.
There were new voices among the translators, too, alongside established names like Gabriele Haefs and Dagmar Mißfeldt. Maike Barth translated 'Häutung' from Norwegian. Hannah Kleber translated Laila Stein's 'Leerraum', also from Norwegian.
An anthology is always exciting. Usually, after you've got a theme, authors hear about the project and contact you. Then it can be a bit stop and start, because people lose track of the theme and you have to chase things up and send reminders. This was a completely different experience. The stories came flooding in, even while we were already working on the project. Some didn't make it into the book; this wasn't because of the quality of the writing, but because it would have made the anthology less focused. But that doesn't mean they've been rejected; they will appear in our next collection.'
'Weibsbilder' is available as a book or e-book from Edition Narrenflug. It will be available on Kindle from 1st March 2015.
http://www.amazon.co.uk/Weibsbilder-Anthologie-German-Marion-Hinz-ebook/dp/B00T513BYW/ref=sr_1_1?ie=UTF8&qid=1424876749&sr=8-1&keywords=weibsbilder
Finally, I'd like to thank Karin and Gabriele for their support and for the interesting 'workshopping' we did on some of the untranslatable words!


Rajan Hothi (@RajanHothi_) previews Accrington Stanley v Derby County and provides us with his best bets for the early kick-off by analysing team news, potential line-ups, head-to-head, key stats and facts and more.
The FA Cup will be a welcomed relief from the league for Accrington who have been out of sorts in recent weeks.
Despite recent poor performances in the league, Stanley managed to pull off one of the many upsets in round-three defeating Ipswich Town 1-0 courtesy of a Billy Kee goal.
While Stanley haven't won in their last four league matches, losing to Charlton last time out, John Coleman's side will be hoping to cause yet another upset.
Frank Lampard's Derby currently sit sixth in the Championship table and will be looking to make sure they're not one of the victims to a fourth-round upset.
Derby beat Southampton on penalties in the third-round after falling 2-0 behind. Goals from Harry Wilson and Martyn Waghorn restored parity before Derby netted all five of their penalties ensuring their passage through to the fourth-round.
Derby will be coming into the game high on confidence after they returned to winning ways in the league, beating Reading 2-1 at the iPro stadium.
Accrington have no injury concerns. Goalkeeper Jonathan Maxted saw his red card against Charlton withdrawn making the 'keeper available for the cup clash.
Derby will be without Tom Lawrence, Scott Carson and Andre Wisdom who are set to return to training next week. Florian Jozefzoon will be back and available for selection while new signing Ashley Cole will not feature for the Rams on Saturday.
First meeting since 1893 where Derby won 3-0.
Derby unbeaten in last four encounters against Stanley.
Since Stanley's re-birth, the two sides haven't faced off.
Accrington haven't progressed past the fourth-round in their history.
Derby have only won one of their last five fourth-round FA Cup matches.
This is the first FA Cup encounter between Derby and Accrington.
Derby have won their last four games against lower league sides in the FA Cup.
Accrington's recent poor form and late defeat against Charlton will see them come into the clash short of confidence, though they will be looking to prove that once again they're more than capable of matching higher-league opponents.
Dangerman Billy Kee has netted two goals in three FA Cup appearances so far this season and he will be looking to add to this tally against the Rams.
Despite Derby's hectic schedule, Lampard will likely still name a strong starting eleven with the Rams manager well aware of the threat Accrington posses.
Liverpool loanee Harry Wilson has been Derby's main threat this season with the Welshman netting 12 goals in all competitions this season including one against Southampton in the previous round.
Wilson will be keen to showcase his talent again as he and Derby look to reach the fifth-round for the first time since 2014-15.


Perfectly manicured nails are a given in Dubai. The weekly trim, file and polish is a no-compromise part of most women's routines; but regular mani/pedis can take their toll. Excessive grooming can make nails dry and brittle, causing them to peel and discolour; and what's worse is that cuticle trimming is the norm here. So many women prefer the perfectly tidy look that cuticle cutting gives, and though the results might be immediate, they're not long-lasting.
Getting rid of cuticles causes them to harden and grow back longer, faster and thicker, ending up in an endless cycle of cuticle cutting, week in week out. Most dermatologists advise against it as it can break the seal that protects the surrounding skin from infection. The cuticle barrier is there to protect the fingertips and developing nail as potential infections can cause all kinds of inflammations that can take months to treat. So it's best to just ask the technician to push your cuticles back with an orange wood stick.
Whilst I do try to just push them back, the odd trim is just unavoidable if I want my nails to look tidy. The reason for this is that I'm a compulsive cuticle nibbler. Even immediately after a manicure, the slightest touch of a rough patch and I'm right there trying to bite it away. Not my proudest beauty moment, but we all have our vices. But this extreme nibbling has also made me obsessive about trying to keep my fingertips soft. I carry cuticle treatments everywhere with me and I generally have at least one or two at my desk and even in my car. My favourites all contain super softening, nourishing ingredients and make the most dramatic difference with minimum fuss. Give these four a try.
This handy pen is great for carrying around in your handbag. It contains jojoba and evening primrose oils to soothe and protect and absorbs easily with minimum mess.
I love this little pot of magic- it's literally just pure, organic Shea butter. It's an intensive, nourishing moisturiser moisturiser that you can use on the most sensitive, damaged skin. What's more is that it doubles up as an excellent lip balm.
This is rich cream contains exfoliating AHA's that gently sloughs away dry skin, helping to prevent hangnails and keep finger tips soft. For a double whammy, intensive treatment, work this in to cuticles then soak fingertips in a nourishing oil.
This jelly-like oil contains vitamin E and jasmine and rose extracts to target severely dry cuticles. It's easily absorbed and gives nails a beautiful sheen. The tube comes with a handy brush at the end for minimum fuss application.
This might seem like a strange one, but good old Vaseline works wonders on haggard cuticles. This version with added cocoa butter is extra moisturising and smells lovely. Work it in to fingertips before bed and it's guaranteed you'll wake up in the morning with soft, smooth cuticles and shiny nails.


GULFPORT, FLORIDA: Returning for a fourth year, the Bay Voices men's choral group will perform another popular holiday concert at the Gulfport Public Library on Tuesday, December 4th at 7:00 p.m. The Library is located at 5501 28th Avenue South. This family-friendly event is free and open to the public. Complimentary wine, soft beverages and cheese will be offered. Bay Voices was formed in 2007 after several members of the former Tampa Bay Gay Men's Chorus got together and realized how much they had missed singing together. Since that time, the group has grown in popularity and renown and has performed concerts at venues including the Salvador Dali Museum, University of Tampa, International Plaza, the Sandpearl Resort and several local churches. This will be their fourth holiday concert at the Gulfport Public Library, performing Christmas and Chanukah favorites to ring in the season. Bay Voices are under the direction of Stephen L. Allen. For booking information, contact John Lulias (Lulias@aol.com). Find out more about the group at www.facebook.com/BayVoices.
The event is sponsored by the LGBTQ Resource Center, a project of the non-profit Circle of Friends of the Gulfport Public Library. The Resource Center provides collections, services and events throughout the year to the local LGBTQ community, its friends and family. Find out more about the Resource Center, the Circle of Friends and the Library on the web at www.mygulfport.us/gpl or on Facebook at www.facebook.com/GulfportLibraryFL.


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Sean Lee, Dallas Cowboys yet to begin contract talks
Published: Jul 10, 2013 at 01:02 PM
The Dallas Cowboys view Sean Lee as a major part of their future on defense. Will they make a move to make sure he doesn't get away?
Not yet. NFL.com's Albert Breer reported Wednesday that Lee and the Cowboys have not begun talks about a contract extension.
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That doesn't mean a dialogue won't start this summer. It has been reported the Cowboys plan to do a new deal with Lee, who has one year and $630,000 remaining on his rookie contract. Cowboys vice president Stephen Jones told The Dallas Morning News in June that giving Lee an extension was "probably something we'll look at."
Cowboys owner/general manager Jerry Jones has a reputation for paying to keep homegrown stars, and Lee fits that description. When on the field, he has garnered a reputation as one of the game's most promising middle linebackers.
Unfortunately for Lee and the Cowboys, the linebacker hasn't been on the field enough, and injuries have been an issue dating to his college days at Penn State. It might be wise to let Lee play out his contract year and prove he can stay on the field. History tells us the Cowboys will choose action over patience.
In other Cowboys news, Breer reported there is "no real progress" in extension talks with Anthony Spencer. The veteran defensive end currently is in line to play under the team's franchise tag in 2013.
Follow Dan Hanzus on Twitter @DanHanzus.


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L'Avvocato generale per l'Irlanda del Nord (in inglese: Advocate General for Northern Ireland) è uno degli ufficiali di giustizia della Corona del governo britannico in materia di legge e diritto dell'Irlanda del Nord. L'incarico è associato a quello di procuratore generale per l'Inghilterra e il Galles.

L'attuale avvocato generale è Victoria Prentis.

L'incarico di avvocato generale è stato creato come ufficio separato in seguito alla devoluzione dei poteri di polizia e di giustizia all'assemblea dell'Irlanda del Nord, il 12 aprile 2010. A differenza dell'avvocato generale per la Scozia, l'incarico non è supportato da un distinto dipartimento governativo, ma da una semplice sezione all'interno dell'ufficio del procuratore generale presso Westminster.

Diritto del Regno Unito
Politica dell'Irlanda del Nord

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Di seguito una lista di asteroidi dal numero 441001 al 442000 con data di scoperta e scopritore.

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|441002 - ||  ||  || Mt. Lemmon Survey
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|441005 - ||  ||  || LINEAR
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|441006 - ||  ||  || Mt. Lemmon Survey
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|441008 - ||  ||  || Spacewatch
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|441009 - ||  ||  || CSS
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|441010 - ||  ||  || Spacewatch
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|441011 - ||  ||  || Mt. Lemmon Survey
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|441020 - ||  ||  || Mt. Lemmon Survey
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|441021 - ||  ||  || Mt. Lemmon Survey
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|441022 - ||  ||  || Spacewatch
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|441023 - ||  ||  || Spacewatch
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|441024 - ||  ||  || Spacewatch
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|441025 - ||  ||  || Mt. Lemmon Survey
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|441026 - ||  ||  || LINEAR
|-
|441027 - ||  ||  || Spacewatch
|-
|441028 - ||  ||  || NEAT
|-
|441029 - ||  ||  || Spacewatch
|-
|441030 - ||  ||  || Mt. Lemmon Survey
|-
|441031 - ||  ||  || CSS
|-
|441032 - ||  ||  || Mt. Lemmon Survey
|-
|441033 - ||  ||  || CSS
|-
|441034 - ||  ||  || PMO NEO Survey Program
|-
|441035 - ||  ||  || Spacewatch
|-
|441036 - ||  ||  || Spacewatch
|-
|441037 - ||  ||  || Mt. Lemmon Survey
|-
|441038 - ||  ||  || Mt. Lemmon Survey
|-
|441039 - ||  ||  || Spacewatch
|-
|441040 - ||  ||  || Spacewatch
|-
|441041 - ||  ||  || Spacewatch
|-
|441042 - ||  ||  || Mt. Lemmon Survey
|-
|441043 - ||  ||  || Spacewatch
|-
|441044 - ||  ||  || Mt. Lemmon Survey
|-
|441045 - ||  ||  || LINEAR
|-
|441046 - ||  ||  || Spacewatch
|-
|441047 - ||  ||  || Mt. Lemmon Survey
|-
|441048 - ||  ||  || Mt. Lemmon Survey
|-
|441049 - ||  ||  || Spacewatch
|-
|441050 - ||  ||  || Spacewatch
|-
|441051 - ||  ||  || Spacewatch
|-
|441052 - ||  ||  || Mt. Lemmon Survey
|-
|441053 - ||  ||  || Spacewatch
|-
|441054 - ||  ||  || Spacewatch
|-
|441055 - ||  ||  || Spacewatch
|-
|441056 - ||  ||  || Mt. Lemmon Survey
|-
|441057 - ||  ||  || Ries, W.
|-
|441058 - ||  ||  || Siding Spring Survey
|-
|441059 - ||  ||  || LINEAR
|-
|441060 - ||  ||  || Siding Spring Survey
|-
|441061 - ||  ||  || Spacewatch
|-
|441062 - ||  ||  || Spacewatch
|-
|441063 - ||  ||  || CSS
|-
|441064 - ||  ||  || OAM
|-
|441065 - ||  ||  || Chante-Perdrix
|-
|441066 - ||  ||  || LONEOS
|-
|441067 - ||  ||  || LONEOS
|-
|441068 - ||  ||  || LONEOS
|-
|441069 - ||  ||  || CSS
|-
|441070 - ||  ||  || Mt. Lemmon Survey
|-
|441071 - ||  ||  || Mt. Lemmon Survey
|-
|441072 - ||  ||  || Mt. Lemmon Survey
|-
|441073 - ||  ||  || Mt. Lemmon Survey
|-
|441074 - ||  ||  || Mt. Lemmon Survey
|-
|441075 - ||  ||  || Mt. Lemmon Survey
|-
|441076 - ||  ||  || Spacewatch
|-
|441077 - ||  ||  || Mt. Lemmon Survey
|-
|441078 - ||  ||  || Mt. Lemmon Survey
|-
|441079 - ||  ||  || Spacewatch
|-
|441080 - ||  ||  || Spacewatch
|-
|441081 - ||  ||  || Spacewatch
|-
|441082 - ||  ||  || Spacewatch
|-
|441083 - ||  ||  || Spacewatch
|-
|441084 - ||  ||  || Spacewatch
|-
|441085 - ||  ||  || Mt. Lemmon Survey
|-
|441086 - ||  ||  || CSS
|-
|441087 - ||  ||  || Spacewatch
|-
|441088 - ||  ||  || Spacewatch
|-
|441089 - ||  ||  || Mt. Lemmon Survey
|-
|441090 - ||  ||  || Spacewatch
|-
|441091 - ||  ||  || Mt. Lemmon Survey
|-
|441092 - ||  ||  || LINEAR
|-
|441093 - ||  ||  || CSS
|-
|441094 - ||  ||  || Mt. Lemmon Survey
|-
|441095 - ||  ||  || CSS
|-
|441096 - ||  ||  || CSS
|-
|441097 - ||  ||  || CSS
|-
|441098 - ||  ||  || Mt. Lemmon Survey
|-
|441099 - ||  ||  || LINEAR
|-
|441100 - ||  ||  || Mt. Lemmon Survey
|-
|}

441101-441200

|-
|441101 - ||  ||  || LINEAR
|-
|441102 - ||  ||  || LINEAR
|-
|441103 - ||  ||  || CSS
|-
|441104 - ||  ||  || PMO NEO Survey Program
|-
|441105 - ||  ||  || Mt. Lemmon Survey
|-
|441106 - ||  ||  || OAM
|-
|441107 - ||  ||  || CSS
|-
|441108 - ||  ||  || LINEAR
|-
|441109 - ||  ||  || LINEAR
|-
|441110 - ||  ||  || LINEAR
|-
|441111 - ||  ||  || Spacewatch
|-
|441112 - ||  ||  || LINEAR
|-
|441113 - ||  ||  || Mt. Lemmon Survey
|-
|441114 - ||  ||  || Mt. Lemmon Survey
|-
|441115 - ||  ||  || Spacewatch
|-
|441116 - ||  ||  || CSS
|-
|441117 - ||  ||  || Spacewatch
|-
|441118 - ||  ||  || Spacewatch
|-
|441119 - ||  ||  || Mt. Lemmon Survey
|-
|441120 - ||  ||  || Spacewatch
|-
|441121 - ||  ||  || Mt. Lemmon Survey
|-
|441122 - ||  ||  || Mt. Lemmon Survey
|-
|441123 - ||  ||  || Spacewatch
|-
|441124 - ||  ||  || Mt. Lemmon Survey
|-
|441125 - ||  ||  || Spacewatch
|-
|441126 - ||  ||  || Mt. Lemmon Survey
|-
|441127 - ||  ||  || Mt. Lemmon Survey
|-
|441128 - ||  ||  || Mt. Lemmon Survey
|-
|441129 - ||  ||  || Mt. Lemmon Survey
|-
|441130 - ||  ||  || Spacewatch
|-
|441131 - ||  ||  || Spacewatch
|-
|441132 - ||  ||  || CSS
|-
|441133 - ||  ||  || Spacewatch
|-
|441134 - ||  ||  || Spacewatch
|-
|441135 - ||  ||  || Spacewatch
|-
|441136 - ||  ||  || Spacewatch
|-
|441137 - ||  ||  || Mt. Lemmon Survey
|-
|441138 - ||  ||  || CSS
|-
|441139 - ||  ||  || CSS
|-
|441140 - ||  ||  || Siding Spring Survey
|-
|441141 - ||  ||  || LINEAR
|-
|441142 - ||  ||  || Mt. Lemmon Survey
|-
|441143 - ||  ||  || LINEAR
|-
|441144 - ||  ||  || LONEOS
|-
|441145 - ||  ||  || Mt. Lemmon Survey
|-
|441146 - ||  ||  || Mt. Lemmon Survey
|-
|441147 - ||  ||  || Spacewatch
|-
|441148 - ||  ||  || Spacewatch
|-
|441149 - ||  ||  || Mt. Lemmon Survey
|-
|441150 - ||  ||  || CSS
|-
|441151 - ||  ||  || Mt. Lemmon Survey
|-
|441152 - ||  ||  || Spacewatch
|-
|441153 - ||  ||  || Spacewatch
|-
|441154 - ||  ||  || Spacewatch
|-
|441155 - ||  ||  || Spacewatch
|-
|441156 - ||  ||  || Spacewatch
|-
|441157 - ||  ||  || Spacewatch
|-
|441158 - ||  ||  || LONEOS
|-
|441159 - ||  ||  || CSS
|-
|441160 - ||  ||  || Spacewatch
|-
|441161 - ||  ||  || Spacewatch
|-
|441162 - ||  ||  || CSS
|-
|441163 - ||  ||  || Mt. Lemmon Survey
|-
|441164 - ||  ||  || Mt. Lemmon Survey
|-
|441165 - ||  ||  || Mt. Lemmon Survey
|-
|441166 - ||  ||  || Mt. Lemmon Survey
|-
|441167 - ||  ||  || Spacewatch
|-
|441168 - ||  ||  || Spacewatch
|-
|441169 - ||  ||  || Spacewatch
|-
|441170 - ||  ||  || Spacewatch
|-
|441171 - ||  ||  || Mt. Lemmon Survey
|-
|441172 - ||  ||  || CSS
|-
|441173 - ||  ||  || Mt. Lemmon Survey
|-
|441174 - ||  ||  || CSS
|-
|441175 - ||  ||  || Mt. Lemmon Survey
|-
|441176 - ||  ||  || Spacewatch
|-
|441177 - ||  ||  || Spacewatch
|-
|441178 - ||  ||  || CSS
|-
|441179 - ||  ||  || CSS
|-
|441180 - ||  ||  || Mt. Lemmon Survey
|-
|441181 - ||  ||  || Mt. Lemmon Survey
|-
|441182 - ||  ||  || CSS
|-
|441183 - ||  ||  || Spacewatch
|-
|441184 - ||  ||  || Spacewatch
|-
|441185 - ||  ||  || Mt. Lemmon Survey
|-
|441186 - ||  ||  || CSS
|-
|441187 - ||  ||  || Spacewatch
|-
|441188 - ||  ||  || CSS
|-
|441189 - ||  ||  || LONEOS
|-
|441190 - ||  ||  || Mt. Lemmon Survey
|-
|441191 - ||  ||  || CSS
|-
|441192 - ||  ||  || CSS
|-
|441193 - ||  ||  || CSS
|-
|441194 - ||  ||  || Mt. Lemmon Survey
|-
|441195 - ||  ||  || Spacewatch
|-
|441196 - ||  ||  || Spacewatch
|-
|441197 - ||  ||  || Spacewatch
|-
|441198 - ||  ||  || Mt. Lemmon Survey
|-
|441199 - ||  ||  || Mt. Lemmon Survey
|-
|441200 - ||  ||  || CSS
|-
|}

441201-441300

|-
|441201 - ||  ||  || CSS
|-
|441202 - ||  ||  || Spacewatch
|-
|441203 - ||  ||  || Spacewatch
|-
|441204 - ||  ||  || Spacewatch
|-
|441205 - ||  ||  || Mt. Lemmon Survey
|-
|441206 - ||  ||  || Mt. Lemmon Survey
|-
|441207 - ||  ||  || Mt. Lemmon Survey
|-
|441208 - ||  ||  || CSS
|-
|441209 - ||  ||  || Mt. Lemmon Survey
|-
|441210 - ||  ||  || Mt. Lemmon Survey
|-
|441211 - ||  ||  || Spacewatch
|-
|441212 - ||  ||  || Spacewatch
|-
|441213 - ||  ||  || Mt. Lemmon Survey
|-
|441214 - ||  ||  || Mt. Lemmon Survey
|-
|441215 - ||  ||  || Mt. Lemmon Survey
|-
|441216 - ||  ||  || Mt. Lemmon Survey
|-
|441217 - ||  ||  || Spacewatch
|-
|441218 - ||  ||  || Spacewatch
|-
|441219 - ||  ||  || Spacewatch
|-
|441220 - ||  ||  || Spacewatch
|-
|441221 - ||  ||  || Mt. Lemmon Survey
|-
|441222 - ||  ||  || Spacewatch
|-
|441223 - ||  ||  || Spacewatch
|-
|441224 - ||  ||  || Spacewatch
|-
|441225 - ||  ||  || LINEAR
|-
|441226 - ||  ||  || Mt. Lemmon Survey
|-
|441227 - ||  ||  || Spacewatch
|-
|441228 - ||  ||  || CSS
|-
|441229 - ||  ||  || PMO NEO Survey Program
|-
|441230 - ||  ||  || Spacewatch
|-
|441231 - ||  ||  || Mt. Lemmon Survey
|-
|441232 - ||  ||  || Spacewatch
|-
|441233 - ||  ||  || Spacewatch
|-
|441234 - ||  ||  || Spacewatch
|-
|441235 - ||  ||  || Mt. Lemmon Survey
|-
|441236 - ||  ||  || Spacewatch
|-
|441237 - ||  ||  || Mt. Lemmon Survey
|-
|441238 - ||  ||  || Spacewatch
|-
|441239 - ||  ||  || Spacewatch
|-
|441240 - ||  ||  || Mt. Lemmon Survey
|-
|441241 - ||  ||  || Lowe, A.
|-
|441242 - ||  ||  || CSS
|-
|441243 - ||  ||  || Spacewatch
|-
|441244 - ||  ||  || CSS
|-
|441245 - ||  ||  || CSS
|-
|441246 - ||  ||  || Mt. Lemmon Survey
|-
|441247 - ||  ||  || CSS
|-
|441248 - ||  ||  || Spacewatch
|-
|441249 - ||  ||  || Mt. Lemmon Survey
|-
|441250 - ||  ||  || Mt. Lemmon Survey
|-
|441251 - ||  ||  || Spacewatch
|-
|441252 - ||  ||  || Spacewatch
|-
|441253 - ||  ||  || LINEAR
|-
|441254 - ||  ||  || Spacewatch
|-
|441255 - ||  ||  || Spacewatch
|-
|441256 - ||  ||  || Mt. Lemmon Survey
|-
|441257 - ||  ||  || CSS
|-
|441258 - ||  ||  || CSS
|-
|441259 - ||  ||  || CSS
|-
|441260 - ||  ||  || Mt. Lemmon Survey
|-
|441261 - ||  ||  || Mt. Lemmon Survey
|-
|441262 - ||  ||  || Spacewatch
|-
|441263 - ||  ||  || Spacewatch
|-
|441264 - ||  ||  || Mt. Lemmon Survey
|-
|441265 - ||  ||  || Spacewatch
|-
|441266 - ||  ||  || LINEAR
|-
|441267 - ||  ||  || LINEAR
|-
|441268 - ||  ||  || LINEAR
|-
|441269 - ||  ||  || Mt. Lemmon Survey
|-
|441270 - ||  ||  || LINEAR
|-
|441271 - ||  ||  || LINEAR
|-
|441272 - ||  ||  || Mt. Lemmon Survey
|-
|441273 - ||  ||  || Spacewatch
|-
|441274 - ||  ||  || LINEAR
|-
|441275 - ||  ||  || Mt. Lemmon Survey
|-
|441276 - ||  ||  || Mt. Lemmon Survey
|-
|441277 - ||  ||  || Spacewatch
|-
|441278 - ||  ||  || Mt. Lemmon Survey
|-
|441279 - ||  ||  || Spacewatch
|-
|441280 - ||  ||  || CSS
|-
|441281 - ||  ||  || LINEAR
|-
|441282 - ||  ||  || Spacewatch
|-
|441283 - ||  ||  || Spacewatch
|-
|441284 - ||  ||  || Mt. Lemmon Survey
|-
|441285 - ||  ||  || LINEAR
|-
|441286 - ||  ||  || Spacewatch
|-
|441287 - ||  ||  || LINEAR
|-
|441288 - ||  ||  || Mt. Lemmon Survey
|-
|441289 - ||  ||  || Spacewatch
|-
|441290 - ||  ||  || LONEOS
|-
|441291 - ||  ||  || CSS
|-
|441292 - ||  ||  || Mt. Lemmon Survey
|-
|441293 - ||  ||  || LINEAR
|-
|441294 - ||  ||  || Spacewatch
|-
|441295 - ||  ||  || Mt. Lemmon Survey
|-
|441296 - ||  ||  || Mt. Lemmon Survey
|-
|441297 - ||  ||  || Spacewatch
|-
|441298 - ||  ||  || CSS
|-
|441299 - ||  ||  || Spacewatch
|-
|441300 - ||  ||  || Spacewatch
|-
|}

441301-441400

|-
|441301 - ||  ||  || Spacewatch
|-
|441302 - ||  ||  || Mt. Lemmon Survey
|-
|441303 - ||  ||  || LUSS
|-
|441304 - ||  ||  || Mt. Lemmon Survey
|-
|441305 - ||  ||  || Mt. Lemmon Survey
|-
|441306 - ||  ||  || Mt. Lemmon Survey
|-
|441307 - ||  ||  || Mt. Lemmon Survey
|-
|441308 - ||  ||  || Spacewatch
|-
|441309 - ||  ||  || Mt. Lemmon Survey
|-
|441310 - ||  ||  || Spacewatch
|-
|441311 - ||  ||  || LINEAR
|-
|441312 - ||  ||  || Spacewatch
|-
|441313 - ||  ||  || Mt. Lemmon Survey
|-
|441314 - ||  ||  || Spacewatch
|-
|441315 - ||  ||  || Mt. Lemmon Survey
|-
|441316 - ||  ||  || Wiegert, P. A.
|-
|441317 - ||  ||  || Mt. Lemmon Survey
|-
|441318 - ||  ||  || Spacewatch
|-
|441319 - ||  ||  || LINEAR
|-
|441320 - ||  ||  || Mt. Lemmon Survey
|-
|441321 - ||  ||  || Mt. Lemmon Survey
|-
|441322 - ||  ||  || CSS
|-
|441323 - ||  ||  || CSS
|-
|441324 - ||  ||  || Spacewatch
|-
|441325 - ||  ||  || CSS
|-
|441326 - ||  ||  || Spacewatch
|-
|441327 - ||  ||  || Mt. Lemmon Survey
|-
|441328 - ||  ||  || Mt. Lemmon Survey
|-
|441329 - ||  ||  || Mt. Lemmon Survey
|-
|441330 - ||  ||  || Spacewatch
|-
|441331 - ||  ||  || Mt. Lemmon Survey
|-
|441332 - ||  ||  || Spacewatch
|-
|441333 - ||  ||  || Mt. Lemmon Survey
|-
|441334 - ||  ||  || Kugel, F.
|-
|441335 - ||  ||  || Mt. Lemmon Survey
|-
|441336 - ||  ||  || Spacewatch
|-
|441337 - ||  ||  || Mt. Lemmon Survey
|-
|441338 - ||  ||  || Mt. Lemmon Survey
|-
|441339 - ||  ||  || Spacewatch
|-
|441340 - ||  ||  || Spacewatch
|-
|441341 - ||  ||  || Spacewatch
|-
|441342 - ||  ||  || Spacewatch
|-
|441343 - ||  ||  || Mt. Lemmon Survey
|-
|441344 - ||  ||  || Spacewatch
|-
|441345 - ||  ||  || Spacewatch
|-
|441346 - ||  ||  || Spacewatch
|-
|441347 - ||  ||  || Spacewatch
|-
|441348 - ||  ||  || LINEAR
|-
|441349 - ||  ||  || Mt. Lemmon Survey
|-
|441350 - ||  ||  || Spacewatch
|-
|441351 - ||  ||  || BATTeRS
|-
|441352 - ||  ||  || Spacewatch
|-
|441353 - ||  ||  || Spacewatch
|-
|441354 - ||  ||  || Spacewatch
|-
|441355 - ||  ||  || Spacewatch
|-
|441356 - ||  ||  || Mt. Lemmon Survey
|-
|441357 - ||  ||  || Mt. Lemmon Survey
|-
|441358 - ||  ||  || Mt. Lemmon Survey
|-
|441359 - ||  ||  || Spacewatch
|-
|441360 - ||  ||  || Mt. Lemmon Survey
|-
|441361 - ||  ||  || Mt. Lemmon Survey
|-
|441362 - ||  ||  || Mt. Lemmon Survey
|-
|441363 - ||  ||  || Mt. Lemmon Survey
|-
|441364 - ||  ||  || Spacewatch
|-
|441365 - ||  ||  || Mt. Lemmon Survey
|-
|441366 - ||  ||  || Spacewatch
|-
|441367 - ||  ||  || Spacewatch
|-
|441368 - ||  ||  || Spacewatch
|-
|441369 - ||  ||  || Spacewatch
|-
|441370 - ||  ||  || Spacewatch
|-
|441371 - ||  ||  || Spacewatch
|-
|441372 - ||  ||  || Mt. Lemmon Survey
|-
|441373 - ||  ||  || Spacewatch
|-
|441374 - ||  ||  || PMO NEO Survey Program
|-
|441375 - ||  ||  || Spacewatch
|-
|441376 - ||  ||  || Mt. Lemmon Survey
|-
|441377 - ||  ||  || Mt. Lemmon Survey
|-
|441378 - ||  ||  || Spacewatch
|-
|441379 - ||  ||  || CSS
|-
|441380 - ||  ||  || Mt. Lemmon Survey
|-
|441381 - ||  ||  || Mt. Lemmon Survey
|-
|441382 - ||  ||  || Mt. Lemmon Survey
|-
|441383 - ||  ||  || Spacewatch
|-
|441384 - ||  ||  || Spacewatch
|-
|441385 - ||  ||  || Spacewatch
|-
|441386 - ||  ||  || Spacewatch
|-
|441387 - ||  ||  || Spacewatch
|-
|441388 - ||  ||  || Spacewatch
|-
|441389 - ||  ||  || Mt. Lemmon Survey
|-
|441390 - ||  ||  || Spacewatch
|-
|441391 - ||  ||  || Spacewatch
|-
|441392 - ||  ||  || Spacewatch
|-
|441393 - ||  ||  || Spacewatch
|-
|441394 - ||  ||  || Spacewatch
|-
|441395 - ||  ||  || Spacewatch
|-
|441396 - ||  ||  || Mt. Lemmon Survey
|-
|441397 - ||  ||  || Mt. Lemmon Survey
|-
|441398 - ||  ||  || Spacewatch
|-
|441399 - ||  ||  || Spacewatch
|-
|441400 - ||  ||  || Spacewatch
|-
|}

441401-441500

|-
|441401 - ||  ||  || Spacewatch
|-
|441402 - ||  ||  || Spacewatch
|-
|441403 - ||  ||  || Mt. Lemmon Survey
|-
|441404 - ||  ||  || Spacewatch
|-
|441405 - ||  ||  || Spacewatch
|-
|441406 - ||  ||  || Spacewatch
|-
|441407 - ||  ||  || CSS
|-
|441408 - ||  ||  || Sarneczky, K.
|-
|441409 - ||  ||  || CSS
|-
|441410 - ||  ||  || Spacewatch
|-
|441411 - ||  ||  || Spacewatch
|-
|441412 - ||  ||  || Mt. Lemmon Survey
|-
|441413 - ||  ||  || Mt. Lemmon Survey
|-
|441414 - ||  ||  || Spacewatch
|-
|441415 - ||  ||  || Mt. Lemmon Survey
|-
|441416 - ||  ||  || Spacewatch
|-
|441417 - ||  ||  || Spacewatch
|-
|441418 - ||  ||  || Mt. Lemmon Survey
|-
|441419 - ||  ||  || Mt. Lemmon Survey
|-
|441420 - ||  ||  || Mt. Lemmon Survey
|-
|441421 - ||  ||  || Spacewatch
|-
|441422 - ||  ||  || CSS
|-
|441423 - ||  ||  || Mt. Lemmon Survey
|-
|441424 - ||  ||  || Spacewatch
|-
|441425 - ||  ||  || Spacewatch
|-
|441426 - ||  ||  || Mt. Lemmon Survey
|-
|441427 - ||  ||  || Spacewatch
|-
|441428 - ||  ||  || Mt. Lemmon Survey
|-
|441429 - ||  ||  || Mt. Lemmon Survey
|-
|441430 - ||  ||  || Mt. Lemmon Survey
|-
|441431 - ||  ||  || Mt. Lemmon Survey
|-
|441432 - ||  ||  || Spacewatch
|-
|441433 - ||  ||  || Spacewatch
|-
|441434 - ||  ||  || CSS
|-
|441435 - ||  ||  || Mt. Lemmon Survey
|-
|441436 - ||  ||  || Spacewatch
|-
|441437 - ||  ||  || Spacewatch
|-
|441438 - ||  ||  || Mt. Lemmon Survey
|-
|441439 - ||  ||  || Spacewatch
|-
|441440 - ||  ||  || Mt. Lemmon Survey
|-
|441441 - ||  ||  || Spacewatch
|-
|441442 - ||  ||  || Spacewatch
|-
|441443 - ||  ||  || Spacewatch
|-
|441444 - ||  ||  || Mt. Lemmon Survey
|-
|441445 - ||  ||  || Spacewatch
|-
|441446 - ||  ||  || Spacewatch
|-
|441447 - ||  ||  || Spacewatch
|-
|441448 - ||  ||  || Mt. Lemmon Survey
|-
|441449 - ||  ||  || Mt. Lemmon Survey
|-
|441450 - ||  ||  || Spacewatch
|-
|441451 - ||  ||  || Spacewatch
|-
|441452 - ||  ||  || Spacewatch
|-
|441453 - ||  ||  || Spacewatch
|-
|441454 - ||  ||  || OAM
|-
|441455 - ||  ||  || LINEAR
|-
|441456 - ||  ||  || Siding Spring Survey
|-
|441457 - ||  ||  || Spacewatch
|-
|441458 - ||  ||  || Spacewatch
|-
|441459 - ||  ||  || Broughton, J.
|-
|441460 - ||  ||  || Spacewatch
|-
|441461 - ||  ||  || Spacewatch
|-
|441462 - ||  ||  || LINEAR
|-
|441463 - ||  ||  || Spacewatch
|-
|441464 - ||  ||  || LINEAR
|-
|441465 - ||  ||  || Spacewatch
|-
|441466 - ||  ||  || OAM
|-
|441467 - ||  ||  || Spacewatch
|-
|441468 - ||  ||  || Spacewatch
|-
|441469 - ||  ||  || Spacewatch
|-
|441470 - ||  ||  || Spacewatch
|-
|441471 - ||  ||  || CSS
|-
|441472 - ||  ||  || Spacewatch
|-
|441473 - ||  ||  || Mt. Lemmon Survey
|-
|441474 - ||  ||  || CSS
|-
|441475 - ||  ||  || Mt. Lemmon Survey
|-
|441476 - ||  ||  || Mt. Lemmon Survey
|-
|441477 - ||  ||  || Spacewatch
|-
|441478 - ||  ||  || Mt. Lemmon Survey
|-
|441479 - ||  ||  || Spacewatch
|-
|441480 - ||  ||  || Spacewatch
|-
|441481 - ||  ||  || Spacewatch
|-
|441482 - ||  ||  || Spacewatch
|-
|441483 - ||  ||  || Spacewatch
|-
|441484 - ||  ||  || Spacewatch
|-
|441485 - ||  ||  || Spacewatch
|-
|441486 - ||  ||  || Spacewatch
|-
|441487 - ||  ||  || Mt. Lemmon Survey
|-
|441488 - ||  ||  || Spacewatch
|-
|441489 - ||  ||  || Spacewatch
|-
|441490 - ||  ||  || Spacewatch
|-
|441491 - ||  ||  || Spacewatch
|-
|441492 - ||  ||  || Spacewatch
|-
|441493 - ||  ||  || Spacewatch
|-
|441494 - ||  ||  || Mt. Lemmon Survey
|-
|441495 - ||  ||  || Mt. Lemmon Survey
|-
|441496 - ||  ||  || Spacewatch
|-
|441497 - ||  ||  || Spacewatch
|-
|441498 - ||  ||  || Spacewatch
|-
|441499 - ||  ||  || Spacewatch
|-
|441500 - ||  ||  || Spacewatch
|-
|}

441501-441600

|-
|441501 - ||  ||  || Spacewatch
|-
|441502 - ||  ||  || Mt. Lemmon Survey
|-
|441503 - ||  ||  || Mt. Lemmon Survey
|-
|441504 - ||  ||  || Mt. Lemmon Survey
|-
|441505 - ||  ||  || Mt. Lemmon Survey
|-
|441506 - ||  ||  || Spacewatch
|-
|441507 - ||  ||  || Spacewatch
|-
|441508 - ||  ||  || Spacewatch
|-
|441509 - ||  ||  || Spacewatch
|-
|441510 - ||  ||  || CSS
|-
|441511 - ||  ||  || Spacewatch
|-
|441512 - ||  ||  || Mt. Lemmon Survey
|-
|441513 - ||  ||  || Spacewatch
|-
|441514 - ||  ||  || Kugel, F.
|-
|441515 - ||  ||  || CSS
|-
|441516 - ||  ||  || LINEAR
|-
|441517 - ||  ||  || LINEAR
|-
|441518 - ||  ||  || LINEAR
|-
|441519 - ||  ||  || Spacewatch
|-
|441520 - ||  ||  || Spacewatch
|-
|441521 - ||  ||  || Spacewatch
|-
|441522 - ||  ||  || Mt. Lemmon Survey
|-
|441523 - ||  ||  || Mt. Lemmon Survey
|-
|441524 - ||  ||  || Siding Spring Survey
|-
|441525 - ||  ||  || OAM
|-
|441526 - ||  ||  || Mt. Lemmon Survey
|-
|441527 - ||  ||  || Spacewatch
|-
|441528 - ||  ||  || Spacewatch
|-
|441529 - ||  ||  || Spacewatch
|-
|441530 - ||  ||  || Spacewatch
|-
|441531 - ||  ||  || Mt. Lemmon Survey
|-
|441532 - ||  ||  || Spacewatch
|-
|441533 - ||  ||  || Spacewatch
|-
|441534 - ||  ||  || Spacewatch
|-
|441535 - ||  ||  || Spacewatch
|-
|441536 - ||  ||  || Spacewatch
|-
|441537 - ||  ||  || Spacewatch
|-
|441538 - ||  ||  || Spacewatch
|-
|441539 - ||  ||  || Mt. Lemmon Survey
|-
|441540 - ||  ||  || OAM
|-
|441541 - ||  ||  || Spacewatch
|-
|441542 - ||  ||  || Mt. Lemmon Survey
|-
|441543 - ||  ||  || Mt. Lemmon Survey
|-
|441544 - ||  ||  || Spacewatch
|-
|441545 - ||  ||  || Mt. Lemmon Survey
|-
|441546 - ||  ||  || Mt. Lemmon Survey
|-
|441547 - ||  ||  || Spacewatch
|-
|441548 - ||  ||  || Spacewatch
|-
|441549 - ||  ||  || Spacewatch
|-
|441550 - ||  ||  || Spacewatch
|-
|441551 - ||  ||  || Mt. Lemmon Survey
|-
|441552 - ||  ||  || Spacewatch
|-
|441553 - ||  ||  || Spacewatch
|-
|441554 - ||  ||  || Mt. Lemmon Survey
|-
|441555 - ||  ||  || Mt. Lemmon Survey
|-
|441556 - ||  ||  || Spacewatch
|-
|441557 - ||  ||  || Spacewatch
|-
|441558 - ||  ||  || CSS
|-
|441559 - ||  ||  || Mt. Lemmon Survey
|-
|441560 - ||  ||  || Spacewatch
|-
|441561 - ||  ||  || CSS
|-
|441562 - ||  ||  || Spacewatch
|-
|441563 Domanski ||  ||  || Astronomical Research Observatory
|-
|441564 - ||  ||  || BATTeRS
|-
|441565 - ||  ||  || Mt. Lemmon Survey
|-
|441566 - ||  ||  || Spacewatch
|-
|441567 - ||  ||  || Spacewatch
|-
|441568 - ||  ||  || Spacewatch
|-
|441569 - ||  ||  || Spacewatch
|-
|441570 - ||  ||  || Mt. Lemmon Survey
|-
|441571 - ||  ||  || Spacewatch
|-
|441572 - ||  ||  || Spacewatch
|-
|441573 - ||  ||  || Mt. Lemmon Survey
|-
|441574 - ||  ||  || Spacewatch
|-
|441575 - ||  ||  || Mt. Lemmon Survey
|-
|441576 - ||  ||  || Spacewatch
|-
|441577 - ||  ||  || Spacewatch
|-
|441578 - ||  ||  || Spacewatch
|-
|441579 - ||  ||  || Spacewatch
|-
|441580 - ||  ||  || Spacewatch
|-
|441581 - ||  ||  || Mt. Lemmon Survey
|-
|441582 - ||  ||  || Mt. Lemmon Survey
|-
|441583 - ||  ||  || LINEAR
|-
|441584 - ||  ||  || Spacewatch
|-
|441585 - ||  ||  || LINEAR
|-
|441586 - ||  ||  || LINEAR
|-
|441587 - ||  ||  || Spacewatch
|-
|441588 - ||  ||  || Spacewatch
|-
|441589 - ||  ||  || Spacewatch
|-
|441590 - ||  ||  || Spacewatch
|-
|441591 - ||  ||  || Spacewatch
|-
|441592 - ||  ||  || Spacewatch
|-
|441593 - ||  ||  || Mt. Lemmon Survey
|-
|441594 - ||  ||  || Spacewatch
|-
|441595 - ||  ||  || Mt. Lemmon Survey
|-
|441596 - ||  ||  || Mt. Lemmon Survey
|-
|441597 - ||  ||  || Spacewatch
|-
|441598 - ||  ||  || Mt. Lemmon Survey
|-
|441599 - ||  ||  || Mt. Lemmon Survey
|-
|441600 - ||  ||  || LINEAR
|-
|}

441601-441700

|-
|441601 - ||  ||  || Mt. Lemmon Survey
|-
|441602 - ||  ||  || CSS
|-
|441603 - ||  ||  || Spacewatch
|-
|441604 - ||  ||  || Spacewatch
|-
|441605 - ||  ||  || Mt. Lemmon Survey
|-
|441606 - ||  ||  || Spacewatch
|-
|441607 - ||  ||  || Spacewatch
|-
|441608 - ||  ||  || Spacewatch
|-
|441609 - ||  ||  || Spacewatch
|-
|441610 - ||  ||  || Spacewatch
|-
|441611 - ||  ||  || Spacewatch
|-
|441612 - ||  ||  || Spacewatch
|-
|441613 - ||  ||  || CSS
|-
|441614 - ||  ||  || CSS
|-
|441615 - ||  ||  || Spacewatch
|-
|441616 - ||  ||  || Spacewatch
|-
|441617 - ||  ||  || Mt. Lemmon Survey
|-
|441618 - ||  ||  || CSS
|-
|441619 - ||  ||  || Spacewatch
|-
|441620 - ||  ||  || Mt. Lemmon Survey
|-
|441621 - ||  ||  || Mt. Lemmon Survey
|-
|441622 - ||  ||  || Mt. Lemmon Survey
|-
|441623 - ||  ||  || Spacewatch
|-
|441624 - ||  ||  || LINEAR
|-
|441625 - ||  ||  || CSS
|-
|441626 - ||  ||  || Mt. Lemmon Survey
|-
|441627 - ||  ||  || Spacewatch
|-
|441628 - ||  ||  || Spacewatch
|-
|441629 - ||  ||  || Mt. Lemmon Survey
|-
|441630 - ||  ||  || Mt. Lemmon Survey
|-
|441631 - ||  ||  || Spacewatch
|-
|441632 - ||  ||  || Mt. Lemmon Survey
|-
|441633 - ||  ||  || Siding Spring Survey
|-
|441634 - ||  ||  || Mt. Lemmon Survey
|-
|441635 - ||  ||  || Mt. Lemmon Survey
|-
|441636 - ||  ||  || Mt. Lemmon Survey
|-
|441637 - ||  ||  || Mt. Lemmon Survey
|-
|441638 - ||  ||  || Mt. Lemmon Survey
|-
|441639 - ||  ||  || Mt. Lemmon Survey
|-
|441640 - ||  ||  || Mt. Lemmon Survey
|-
|441641 - ||  ||  || Mt. Lemmon Survey
|-
|441642 - ||  ||  || Spacewatch
|-
|441643 - ||  ||  || Mt. Lemmon Survey
|-
|441644 - ||  ||  || Spacewatch
|-
|441645 - ||  ||  || Mt. Lemmon Survey
|-
|441646 - ||  ||  || Spacewatch
|-
|441647 - ||  ||  || Spacewatch
|-
|441648 - ||  ||  || Spacewatch
|-
|441649 - ||  ||  || Spacewatch
|-
|441650 - ||  ||  || CSS
|-
|441651 - ||  ||  || Spacewatch
|-
|441652 - ||  ||  || Mt. Lemmon Survey
|-
|441653 - ||  ||  || Mt. Lemmon Survey
|-
|441654 - ||  ||  || Spacewatch
|-
|441655 - ||  ||  || Mt. Lemmon Survey
|-
|441656 - ||  ||  || Spacewatch
|-
|441657 - ||  ||  || Spacewatch
|-
|441658 - ||  ||  || Mt. Lemmon Survey
|-
|441659 - ||  ||  || LINEAR
|-
|441660 - ||  ||  || CSS
|-
|441661 - ||  ||  || Spacewatch
|-
|441662 - ||  ||  || Spacewatch
|-
|441663 - ||  ||  || Mt. Lemmon Survey
|-
|441664 - ||  ||  || LINEAR
|-
|441665 - ||  ||  || Spacewatch
|-
|441666 - ||  ||  || Spacewatch
|-
|441667 - ||  ||  || Mt. Lemmon Survey
|-
|441668 - ||  ||  || CSS
|-
|441669 - ||  ||  || Spacewatch
|-
|441670 - ||  ||  || Spacewatch
|-
|441671 - ||  ||  || Spacewatch
|-
|441672 - ||  ||  || Spacewatch
|-
|441673 - ||  ||  || Mt. Lemmon Survey
|-
|441674 - ||  ||  || Mt. Lemmon Survey
|-
|441675 - ||  ||  || Mt. Lemmon Survey
|-
|441676 - ||  ||  || San Marcello
|-
|441677 - ||  ||  || Mt. Lemmon Survey
|-
|441678 - ||  ||  || Mt. Lemmon Survey
|-
|441679 - ||  ||  || Mt. Lemmon Survey
|-
|441680 - ||  ||  || Mt. Lemmon Survey
|-
|441681 - ||  ||  || Mt. Lemmon Survey
|-
|441682 - ||  ||  || Mt. Lemmon Survey
|-
|441683 - ||  ||  || Spacewatch
|-
|441684 - ||  ||  || Mt. Lemmon Survey
|-
|441685 - ||  ||  || Mt. Lemmon Survey
|-
|441686 - ||  ||  || Spacewatch
|-
|441687 - ||  ||  || Mt. Lemmon Survey
|-
|441688 - ||  ||  || Spacewatch
|-
|441689 - ||  ||  || Spacewatch
|-
|441690 - ||  ||  || Mt. Lemmon Survey
|-
|441691 - ||  ||  || Spacewatch
|-
|441692 - ||  ||  || Spacewatch
|-
|441693 - ||  ||  || Spacewatch
|-
|441694 - ||  ||  || Spacewatch
|-
|441695 - ||  ||  || Mt. Lemmon Survey
|-
|441696 - ||  ||  || Spacewatch
|-
|441697 - ||  ||  || Mt. Lemmon Survey
|-
|441698 - ||  ||  || Mt. Lemmon Survey
|-
|441699 - ||  ||  || Mt. Lemmon Survey
|-
|441700 - ||  ||  || Mt. Lemmon Survey
|-
|}

441701-441800

|-
|441701 - ||  ||  || LINEAR
|-
|441702 - ||  ||  || BATTeRS
|-
|441703 - ||  ||  || Mt. Lemmon Survey
|-
|441704 - ||  ||  || Mt. Lemmon Survey
|-
|441705 - ||  ||  || Mt. Lemmon Survey
|-
|441706 - ||  ||  || Spacewatch
|-
|441707 - ||  ||  || Mt. Lemmon Survey
|-
|441708 - ||  ||  || Spacewatch
|-
|441709 - ||  ||  || Spacewatch
|-
|441710 - ||  ||  || Spacewatch
|-
|441711 - ||  ||  || CSS
|-
|441712 - ||  ||  || Mt. Lemmon Survey
|-
|441713 - ||  ||  || Dellinger, J.
|-
|441714 - ||  ||  || Mt. Lemmon Survey
|-
|441715 - ||  ||  || Mt. Lemmon Survey
|-
|441716 - ||  ||  || Spacewatch
|-
|441717 - ||  ||  || Spacewatch
|-
|441718 - ||  ||  || Spacewatch
|-
|441719 - ||  ||  || Spacewatch
|-
|441720 - ||  ||  || Spacewatch
|-
|441721 - ||  ||  || Spacewatch
|-
|441722 - ||  ||  || Mt. Lemmon Survey
|-
|441723 - ||  ||  || Mt. Lemmon Survey
|-
|441724 - ||  ||  || Mt. Lemmon Survey
|-
|441725 - ||  ||  || Mt. Lemmon Survey
|-
|441726 - ||  ||  || Mt. Lemmon Survey
|-
|441727 - ||  ||  || Mt. Lemmon Survey
|-
|441728 - ||  ||  || Mt. Lemmon Survey
|-
|441729 - ||  ||  || Spacewatch
|-
|441730 - ||  ||  || Spacewatch
|-
|441731 - ||  ||  || CSS
|-
|441732 - ||  ||  || Mt. Lemmon Survey
|-
|441733 - ||  ||  || LINEAR
|-
|441734 - ||  ||  || Mt. Lemmon Survey
|-
|441735 - ||  ||  || Spacewatch
|-
|441736 - ||  ||  || Spacewatch
|-
|441737 - ||  ||  || PMO NEO Survey Program
|-
|441738 - ||  ||  || Mt. Lemmon Survey
|-
|441739 - ||  ||  || Spacewatch
|-
|441740 - ||  ||  || Spacewatch
|-
|441741 - ||  ||  || Mt. Lemmon Survey
|-
|441742 - ||  ||  || Spacewatch
|-
|441743 - ||  ||  || Mt. Lemmon Survey
|-
|441744 - ||  ||  || Spacewatch
|-
|441745 - ||  ||  || Spacewatch
|-
|441746 - ||  ||  || Spacewatch
|-
|441747 - ||  ||  || Spacewatch
|-
|441748 - ||  ||  || Spacewatch
|-
|441749 - ||  ||  || Spacewatch
|-
|441750 - ||  ||  || Spacewatch
|-
|441751 - ||  ||  || Spacewatch
|-
|441752 - ||  ||  || Cernis, K., Zdanavicius, J.
|-
|441753 - ||  ||  || Mt. Lemmon Survey
|-
|441754 - ||  ||  || Mt. Lemmon Survey
|-
|441755 - ||  ||  || OAM
|-
|441756 - ||  ||  || Spacewatch
|-
|441757 - ||  ||  || Spacewatch
|-
|441758 - ||  ||  || Mt. Lemmon Survey
|-
|441759 - ||  ||  || Spacewatch
|-
|441760 - ||  ||  || Spacewatch
|-
|441761 - ||  ||  || Mt. Lemmon Survey
|-
|441762 - ||  ||  || Spacewatch
|-
|441763 - ||  ||  || Spacewatch
|-
|441764 - ||  ||  || Mt. Lemmon Survey
|-
|441765 - ||  ||  || OAM
|-
|441766 - ||  ||  || Mt. Lemmon Survey
|-
|441767 - ||  ||  || Spacewatch
|-
|441768 - ||  ||  || Spacewatch
|-
|441769 - ||  ||  || Mt. Lemmon Survey
|-
|441770 - ||  ||  || Hug, G.
|-
|441771 - ||  ||  || LINEAR
|-
|441772 - ||  ||  || Spacewatch
|-
|441773 - ||  ||  || Mt. Lemmon Survey
|-
|441774 - ||  ||  || Spacewatch
|-
|441775 - ||  ||  || Spacewatch
|-
|441776 - ||  ||  || Spacewatch
|-
|441777 - ||  ||  || LINEAR
|-
|441778 - ||  ||  || PMO NEO Survey Program
|-
|441779 - ||  ||  || Spacewatch
|-
|441780 - ||  ||  || Spacewatch
|-
|441781 - ||  ||  || Spacewatch
|-
|441782 - ||  ||  || Spacewatch
|-
|441783 - ||  ||  || Spacewatch
|-
|441784 - ||  ||  || Mt. Lemmon Survey
|-
|441785 - ||  ||  || Spacewatch
|-
|441786 - ||  ||  || Spacewatch
|-
|441787 - ||  ||  || Spacewatch
|-
|441788 - ||  ||  || Spacewatch
|-
|441789 - ||  ||  || Spacewatch
|-
|441790 - ||  ||  || Mt. Lemmon Survey
|-
|441791 - ||  ||  || Spacewatch
|-
|441792 - ||  ||  || Spacewatch
|-
|441793 - ||  ||  || Spacewatch
|-
|441794 - ||  ||  || Mt. Lemmon Survey
|-
|441795 - ||  ||  || CSS
|-
|441796 - ||  ||  || Mt. Lemmon Survey
|-
|441797 - ||  ||  || Spacewatch
|-
|441798 - ||  ||  || CSS
|-
|441799 - ||  ||  || CSS
|-
|441800 - ||  ||  || Mt. Lemmon Survey
|-
|}

441801-441900

|-
|441801 - ||  ||  || Mt. Lemmon Survey
|-
|441802 - ||  ||  || Spacewatch
|-
|441803 - ||  ||  || Spacewatch
|-
|441804 - ||  ||  || Mt. Lemmon Survey
|-
|441805 - ||  ||  || Mt. Lemmon Survey
|-
|441806 - ||  ||  || Mt. Lemmon Survey
|-
|441807 - ||  ||  || Mt. Lemmon Survey
|-
|441808 - ||  ||  || Spacewatch
|-
|441809 - ||  ||  || Spacewatch
|-
|441810 - ||  ||  || Mt. Lemmon Survey
|-
|441811 - ||  ||  || Mt. Lemmon Survey
|-
|441812 - ||  ||  || Spacewatch
|-
|441813 - ||  ||  || Spacewatch
|-
|441814 - ||  ||  || Mt. Lemmon Survey
|-
|441815 - ||  ||  || Spacewatch
|-
|441816 - ||  ||  || Spacewatch
|-
|441817 - ||  ||  || Spacewatch
|-
|441818 - ||  ||  || OAM
|-
|441819 - ||  ||  || Siding Spring Survey
|-
|441820 - ||  ||  || OAM
|-
|441821 - ||  ||  || Spacewatch
|-
|441822 - ||  ||  || Spacewatch
|-
|441823 - ||  ||  || Spacewatch
|-
|441824 - ||  ||  || Spacewatch
|-
|441825 - ||  ||  || CSS
|-
|441826 - ||  ||  || Spacewatch
|-
|441827 - ||  ||  || Spacewatch
|-
|441828 - ||  ||  || Mt. Lemmon Survey
|-
|441829 - ||  ||  || CSS
|-
|441830 - ||  ||  || Spacewatch
|-
|441831 - ||  ||  || Mt. Lemmon Survey
|-
|441832 - ||  ||  || Spacewatch
|-
|441833 - ||  ||  || Mt. Lemmon Survey
|-
|441834 - ||  ||  || Mt. Lemmon Survey
|-
|441835 - ||  ||  || Spacewatch
|-
|441836 - ||  ||  || Mt. Lemmon Survey
|-
|441837 - ||  ||  || CSS
|-
|441838 - ||  ||  || Spacewatch
|-
|441839 - ||  ||  || Mt. Lemmon Survey
|-
|441840 - ||  ||  || Spacewatch
|-
|441841 - ||  ||  || Mt. Lemmon Survey
|-
|441842 - ||  ||  || Mt. Lemmon Survey
|-
|441843 - ||  ||  || Spacewatch
|-
|441844 - ||  ||  || CSS
|-
|441845 - ||  ||  || Mt. Lemmon Survey
|-
|441846 - ||  ||  || Spacewatch
|-
|441847 - ||  ||  || Spacewatch
|-
|441848 - ||  ||  || CSS
|-
|441849 - ||  ||  || Mt. Lemmon Survey
|-
|441850 - ||  ||  || Spacewatch
|-
|441851 - ||  ||  || Spacewatch
|-
|441852 - ||  ||  || Spacewatch
|-
|441853 - ||  ||  || Spacewatch
|-
|441854 - ||  ||  || Mt. Lemmon Survey
|-
|441855 - ||  ||  || Mt. Lemmon Survey
|-
|441856 - ||  ||  || Spacewatch
|-
|441857 - ||  ||  || Spacewatch
|-
|441858 - ||  ||  || Spacewatch
|-
|441859 - ||  ||  || Spacewatch
|-
|441860 - ||  ||  || Spacewatch
|-
|441861 - ||  ||  || Spacewatch
|-
|441862 - ||  ||  || Spacewatch
|-
|441863 - ||  ||  || Spacewatch
|-
|441864 - ||  ||  || Mt. Lemmon Survey
|-
|441865 - ||  ||  || Mt. Lemmon Survey
|-
|441866 - ||  ||  || Mt. Lemmon Survey
|-
|441867 - ||  ||  || Mt. Lemmon Survey
|-
|441868 - ||  ||  || Spacewatch
|-
|441869 - ||  ||  || Mt. Lemmon Survey
|-
|441870 - ||  ||  || Spacewatch
|-
|441871 - ||  ||  || Mt. Lemmon Survey
|-
|441872 - ||  ||  || Chestnov, D., Novichonok, A.
|-
|441873 - ||  ||  || Spacewatch
|-
|441874 - ||  ||  || CSS
|-
|441875 - ||  ||  || CSS
|-
|441876 - ||  ||  || WISE
|-
|441877 - ||  ||  || CSS
|-
|441878 - ||  ||  || WISE
|-
|441879 - ||  ||  || WISE
|-
|441880 - ||  ||  || WISE
|-
|441881 - ||  ||  || CSS
|-
|441882 - ||  ||  || Spacewatch
|-
|441883 - ||  ||  || Mt. Lemmon Survey
|-
|441884 - ||  ||  || Spacewatch
|-
|441885 - ||  ||  || Mt. Lemmon Survey
|-
|441886 - ||  ||  || Spacewatch
|-
|441887 - ||  ||  || Spacewatch
|-
|441888 - ||  ||  || Spacewatch
|-
|441889 - ||  ||  || Spacewatch
|-
|441890 - ||  ||  || Spacewatch
|-
|441891 - ||  ||  || Spacewatch
|-
|441892 - ||  ||  || Mt. Lemmon Survey
|-
|441893 - ||  ||  || Pan-STARRS 1
|-
|441894 - ||  ||  || WISE
|-
|441895 - ||  ||  || WISE
|-
|441896 - ||  ||  || Spacewatch
|-
|441897 - ||  ||  || Spacewatch
|-
|441898 - ||  ||  || Spacewatch
|-
|441899 - ||  ||  || Spacewatch
|-
|441900 - ||  ||  || Mt. Lemmon Survey
|-
|}

441901-442000

|-
|441901 - ||  ||  || Mt. Lemmon Survey
|-
|441902 - ||  ||  || Mt. Lemmon Survey
|-
|441903 - ||  ||  || Mt. Lemmon Survey
|-
|441904 - ||  ||  || Mt. Lemmon Survey
|-
|441905 - ||  ||  || Spacewatch
|-
|441906 - ||  ||  || Spacewatch
|-
|441907 - ||  ||  || Spacewatch
|-
|441908 - ||  ||  || Spacewatch
|-
|441909 - ||  ||  || Spacewatch
|-
|441910 - ||  ||  || CSS
|-
|441911 - ||  ||  || Mt. Lemmon Survey
|-
|441912 - ||  ||  || CSS
|-
|441913 - ||  ||  || Spacewatch
|-
|441914 - ||  ||  || CSS
|-
|441915 - ||  ||  || Mt. Lemmon Survey
|-
|441916 - ||  ||  || Spacewatch
|-
|441917 - ||  ||  || Mt. Lemmon Survey
|-
|441918 - ||  ||  || Spacewatch
|-
|441919 - ||  ||  || Mt. Lemmon Survey
|-
|441920 - ||  ||  || WISE
|-
|441921 - ||  ||  || WISE
|-
|441922 - ||  ||  || WISE
|-
|441923 - ||  ||  || WISE
|-
|441924 - ||  ||  || Spacewatch
|-
|441925 - ||  ||  || WISE
|-
|441926 - ||  ||  || WISE
|-
|441927 - ||  ||  || Spacewatch
|-
|441928 - ||  ||  || OAM
|-
|441929 - ||  ||  || CSS
|-
|441930 - ||  ||  || Spacewatch
|-
|441931 - ||  ||  || Spacewatch
|-
|441932 - ||  ||  || Spacewatch
|-
|441933 - ||  ||  || Spacewatch
|-
|441934 - ||  ||  || Mt. Lemmon Survey
|-
|441935 - ||  ||  || WISE
|-
|441936 - ||  ||  || Spacewatch
|-
|441937 - ||  ||  || Spacewatch
|-
|441938 - ||  ||  || Mt. Lemmon Survey
|-
|441939 - ||  ||  || WISE
|-
|441940 - ||  ||  || Spacewatch
|-
|441941 - ||  ||  || Mt. Lemmon Survey
|-
|441942 - ||  ||  || WISE
|-
|441943 - ||  ||  || CSS
|-
|441944 - ||  ||  || WISE
|-
|441945 - ||  ||  || WISE
|-
|441946 - ||  ||  || WISE
|-
|441947 - ||  ||  || WISE
|-
|441948 - ||  ||  || WISE
|-
|441949 - ||  ||  || Mt. Lemmon Survey
|-
|441950 - ||  ||  || Mt. Lemmon Survey
|-
|441951 - ||  ||  || WISE
|-
|441952 - ||  ||  || WISE
|-
|441953 - ||  ||  || WISE
|-
|441954 - ||  ||  || WISE
|-
|441955 - ||  ||  || WISE
|-
|441956 - ||  ||  || WISE
|-
|441957 - ||  ||  || WISE
|-
|441958 - ||  ||  || WISE
|-
|441959 - ||  ||  || WISE
|-
|441960 - ||  ||  || WISE
|-
|441961 - ||  ||  || WISE
|-
|441962 - ||  ||  || Spacewatch
|-
|441963 - ||  ||  || WISE
|-
|441964 - ||  ||  || Spacewatch
|-
|441965 - ||  ||  || Spacewatch
|-
|441966 - ||  ||  || WISE
|-
|441967 - ||  ||  || Spacewatch
|-
|441968 - ||  ||  || Spacewatch
|-
|441969 - ||  ||  || WISE
|-
|441970 - ||  ||  || WISE
|-
|441971 - ||  ||  || WISE
|-
|441972 - ||  ||  || WISE
|-
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Q: Django Multiple Authentication Backend for one project I have an application written in Django and I have to extend it and include some other solution as an "app" in this application.
For example, my app to be integrated is named "my_new_app"
Now there is a backend authentication written for the main application and I cannot use it.
I have a MySQL DB to query from and the main app uses Cassandra and Redis mostly.
Is there any way I can use a separate authentication backend for the new app "my_new_app" and run both in the same domain?

A: I've been through this problem before. This is the code I used.
This is the authentication backend at the api/backend.py
from django.contrib.auth.models import User

class EmailOrUsernameModelBackend(object):
    def authenticate(self, username=None, password=None):
        if '@' in username:
            kwargs = {'email': username}
        else:
             kwargs = {'username': username}
        try:
            user = User.objects.get(**kwargs)
            if user.check_password(password):
                return user
        except User.DoesNotExist:
            return None

    def get_user(self, user_id):
        try:
            return User.objects.get(pk=user_id)
        except User.DoesNotExist:
            return None

And this is my settings.py
AUTHENTICATION_BACKENDS = (
    'api.backend.EmailOrUsernameModelBackend',
    'django.contrib.auth.backends.ModelBackend',
)

This code will enable you to use email to authenticate the default Django user even in Django admin.

A: You can have multiple authentication backends. Just set the AUTHENTICATION_BACKENDS in settings.py of your Django project to list the backend implementations you want to use. For example I often use a combination of OpenID authentication and the standard Django authentication, like this in my settings.py:
AUTHENTICATION_BACKENDS = (
    'django.contrib.auth.backends.ModelBackend',
    'django_openid_auth.auth.OpenIDBackend',
    )

In this example Django will first try to authenticate using django.contrib.auth.backends.ModelBackend, which is the default backend of Django. If that fails, then it moves on to the next backend, django_openid_auth.auth.OpenIDBackend.
Note that your custom backends must be at a path visible by Django. In this example I have to add django_openid_auth to INSTALLED_APPS, otherwise Django won't be able to import it and use it as a backend.
Also read the relevant documentation, it's very nicely written, easy to understand:
https://docs.djangoproject.com/en/dev/topics/auth/customizing/

A: Using multiple backend authentications is as simple as pie. You just need to understand the workflow of Django apps.
AUTHENTICATION_BACKENDS = (
    'django.contrib.auth.backends.Backend1',
    'django_openid_auth.auth.Backend2',
    )

For example you have the following two backends defined. Django will first go to the first backend and you just need to put some logic in that backend so that, if its not related to that backend it get forwarded to the other backend or returned without any results. In case of no results django will automatically shift the request from first backend to the second and if available third one.
I spend a lot of time on this and found out that it was not that complex.

A: Using Multiple AUTHENTICATION BACKENDS is very easy,
you just need to add this to settings.py
AUTHENTICATION_BACKENDS = (
    'social_core.backends.open_id.OpenIdAuth',
    'social_core.backends.google.GoogleOpenId',
    'social_core.backends.google.GoogleOAuth2',
    'social_core.backends.google.GoogleOAuth',
    'social_core.backends.facebook.FacebookOAuth2',
    'django.contrib.auth.backends.ModelBackend',
)

and this may create a problem at signup page so add a login argument in your signup view in views.py file like this
login(request, user, backend='django.contrib.auth.backends.ModelBackend')
def signup_view(request):
    if request.method=='POST':
        form = UserCreationForm(request.POST)
        if form.is_valid():
            user=form.save()
            login(request, user, backend='django.contrib.auth.backends.ModelBackend')
            return redirect('home')

A: Done a little safety and reassemble for code. cause provided solutions wasn't perfectly matching necessary.
my version for the previous: https://stackoverflow.com/a/17078818/14972653
with my addition and @M.Void comment:
This is the authentication backend at the api/backend.py
from django.contrib.auth import get_user_model
from django.contrib.auth.backends import ModelBackend
from django.core.validators import validate_email

user_model = get_user_model()

class EmailOrUsernameModelBackend(ModelBackend):
    """EmailOrUsernameModelBackend - UsernameOrEmail custom authentication backend
    with email or username validation on same field

    provides case insensitive validation of username and email

    BEWARE - if you allow users to register two usernames in differren cases like: Alex and alex - there would be error.

    still uses ModelBackend so provides permissions and is_active validation
    """

    def authenticate(self, request, username=None, password=None, **kwargs):
        if username is None:
            username = kwargs.get(user_model.USERNAME_FIELD)
        if username is None or password is None:
            return
        try:
            validate_email(username)
        except ValidationError as e:
            kwargs = {'username__iexact': username}  # remove __iexact to make it case sensitive
        else:
            kwargs = {'email__iexact': username}  # remove __iexact to make it case sensitive
        try:
            user = user_model.objects.get(**kwargs)
        except user_model.DoesNotExist:
            return None
        else:
            if user.check_password(password) and self.user_can_authenticate(user):
                return user

    def get_user(self, user_id):
        try:
            return user_model.objects.get(pk=user_id)
        except user_model.DoesNotExist:
            return None

and of course add it to your authentication backends:
AUTHENTICATION_BACKENDS = (
    'api.backend.EmailOrUsernameModelBackend',
    'django.contrib.auth.backends.ModelBackend',
)

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Screening and Panel Discussion
Little Theatre 1 (240 East Ave.)
A musical road movie, Return to Gorée follows Senegalese singer Youssou N'Dour's historical journey tracing the trail left by enslaved Africans and the jazz music they created. Youssou N'Dour's challenge is to bring back to Africa a jazz repertoire of his own songs to perform a concert in Gorée, the island that today symbolizes the slave trade and stands to honor its victims.
From Atlanta to New Orleans, from New York to Bordeaux and Luxembourg, the songs are transformed, immersed in jazz and gospel. Transcending cultural divisions and rehearsing with of some of the world's most exceptional musicians, Youssou N'Dour is preparing to return to Africa for the final concert…
108 mins | Unrated | Documentary / Music | 2008 | English and French (with English Subtitles)
ABOUT THE PANELISTS
Cilas Kemedjio is Professor of Francophone African and Caribbean Studies at the University of Rochester. Former Director of the Frederick Douglass Institute of African and African American Studies, Kemedjio is Co-Editor of the Academic Blog CIHA.Com: Critical Investigations Into Humanitarianism in Africa). Author of several books including Mongo Beti, An intellectual Biography, Kemedjio is now completing a book-length manuscript entitled Remembering Globalization: The Humanitarian Misunderstanding.
Sashanna (Sasha) Mitchell works with the RPO as a part-time Community Partnership Facilitator / Equity, Diversity and Inclusion Advisor.
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Welcome to Momenta Thought Leadership. Every month we will be looking at what matters most in our industry and asking subject matter experts to share their insights and expertise.
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We have recently completed a transaction that has enabled a restructuring of the business, part of which has resulted in the CEO and Founder Richard Stevens, creating a new leadership team which includes a Chief Revenue Officer Ian Summerfield, Chief Financial Officer John Priggen and Chief Operating Officer Mark Westbrook.
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In addition to our own internal Thought Leadership pieces, we are pleased to introduce Insights written by our consultants, as market leading experts within the above verticals and across our expanding geographies.
We hope you find our Thought Leadership content relevant and useful. Please feel welcome to provide us with your feedback, commentary or suggestions.


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Norristown man get 20-40 years for pair of…
Norristown man get 20-40 years for pair of robberies in Delaware County
Held up two stores in same night
Sharif Jomal Givens II (Submitted)
MEDIA COURTHOUSE — A Norristown man convicted on two counts of robbery and reckless endangerment for a pair of armed robberies on the same night in April 2019 was sentenced to 20 to 40 years in a state prison Friday.
Sharif Jomal Givens II, 30, was given two consecutive sentences of 10 to 20 years for each robbery, plus two concurrent sentences of 18 to 36 months for each reckless endangerment charge under the sentence handed down by Court of Common Pleas Judge Anthony Scanlon.
Givens was convicted on all four counts following a jury trial in September. Testifying were the two victim clerks who worked at the Sunoco Gas at 400 E. Township Line Road and 7-Eleven at 2606 Haverford Road.
The Sunoco employee said a man wearing a black hooded sweatshirt and black mask entered the store about 11 p.m. April 28, 2019. The employee was in the back, but said he could see the man through an open door. The robber pushed the door open and put the gun in his face, the employee said.
"He said, 'Give me your money,'" according to the clerk. "I tried to push the door closed. He kicked the door in and I started running the other way through the back, screaming for help."
The employee said he believed he was going to die either in the store or outside and ran into Township Line Road trying to flag down a passing car before calling 911. Police later determined the robber was able to steal nine Juul starter kits valued at approximately $405 before making his getaway, according to the release.
The 7-Eleven employee said that a man also came into his store shortly after midnight April 29 wearing a black mask with a gun and put a backpack on the counter, demanding money, cigarettes and Juuls. In that robbery, the suspect made off with approximately five to eight cartons of cigarettes, $60 in cash and 40 Juul kits. Haverford Detective Michael Travaline said he reviewed video surveillance from the Sunoco robbery and determined the same person who robbed that store had come in about 40 minutes earlier as a customer.
Travaline said he was able to positively identify Givens from that video due to his hairstyle and tattoos on his neck and face through Pennsylvania Department of Transportation records and photos posted to social media.
Lower Chichester Police arrested Givens with what appears to be the same backpack seen in the 7-Eleven video containing two Juuls, Travaline said. The detective said he was unable to track whether those were the same items stolen through shipping or inventory records.
Givens also had a cell phone on him at the time of his arrest, said Travaline. Delaware County Detective Christopher Tankelewicz said a forensic investigation of the phone revealed a text sent at 3:11 a.m. the night of the robberies advertising that Givens had Juuls for sale.
Jurors deliberated about two hours before convicting on all four counts.
Defense attorney Tim Possenti recounted Givens rough upbringing at sentencing Friday, arguing he had been identified as having impulse control and other issues as a teenager, but had never received any treatment. Givens was later diagnosed with antisocial personality disorder, depression, anxiety and attention deficit hyperactivity disorder, said Possenti, but again was never treated.
On top of underlying mental health issues, Possenti said Givens developed an opioid habit, likely to self-medicate, but had indicated he likely would benefit from some type of treatment.
Assistant District Attorney Gina Gorbey noted that Givens has an extensive criminal history going back to 2004 and was even on parole for a prior robbery when he was arrested in this case.
She said Givens had put both of these employees in fear for their lives and that having a bad childhood does not give one free reign to be a career criminal up to age 30.
Gorbey invoked a mandatory minimum 10 years on both robbery charges and asked that they be run consecutively because they were two separate acts with two different victims, both of whom deserved justice.
Scanlon said that he agreed with Gorbey's recommendation that there should be no "two for one" deal on the sentence and ran both sentences consecutively.
Givens has two other pending cases for possession of a controlled substance and possessing of contraband by an inmate. Scanlon set both for trial dates on April 4, 2022.


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While staying in Tuscany, I came across this wine shop at the back of a residence. If you wanted to buy wine, you called the number listed on the doorway, and the owner would open up for you. Of course, the wine was made of locally grown grapes, pressed and produced on site.


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Q: handle when unlock the screen Windows Phone I have to make an app that appears when you unlock the screen and then forces you to type Pin code you have set before for authentication exactly the same one that Windows Phone has in Settings.
I already made SetPin page and Pinlogin page, but the only way I can do to make it appear when you unlock the screen is to start the app and make it run under the lock screen and use unobscured event to call it.
But the Assignment requires to only setLock one time and no need to run the app again, it will appear when unlock the screen like the original one in WP, but I have no clue how to do it, how to start navigating to a page in your app when your app is not run and how to get the event when unlock the screen without running an app.
It makes no sense for this assignment because I think we can not stop the start button on device even when I am successful at it.

A: Not possible with the current API.


If you watch the video above you may not even think Clay has Asperger's. You may think he's rude, shy, ignorant or even just plain arrogant. These are all things I got called during my time riding bikes for various companies and team GB.
Take a look at the video again and notice how he doesn't want to or know how to interact with the group. His disinterest when the girls try to hug him on the beach.
Many people assume the Asperger's is all about being "rainman", a physicist, or like Sheldon from the Big Bang Theory. While their are a large number of Aspies like that (I am highly focused on health & nutrition). However, my other focus is trials (motorcycle and biketrials) and because of this people often assume I can't have Asperger's because I do a "cool" sport.
Take a look at the next few videos and see how Clay struggles to fit into life as a professional athlete. I certainly wish I had been diagnosed at an early age as I may of been able to adapt to life as an athlete rather than doing everything I could to avoid it.
The whole Movie Just Add Water is available in my store under the AS tab. Its a fascinating insight into Asperger's away from the typical view. I certainly know I had a lot of moments that resonated with me.
People frequently struggle to understand my asperger's and how it effects me. The thing is they only see me in the situations I'm happy in such as riding or talking about nutrition. They don't see me struggling socially, the confusion I suffer when people question me about things, my inability to understand other peoples need for interaction with others.
This video of Clay Marzo pretty much sums up my life and how I'm only truly at ease on a bike. Even that can cause stress when people expect too much of me, the sponsors I keep to this day allow me to ride and don't add any pressure. I pick the clothes I wear, I pick where and for whom I ride!!
I have aspergers, that doesn't mean I have anything wrong with me, it just means I'm different. I'll shun social contact and would rather be out on my bike or reading about health. Don't feel sorry for me though, my hyper-focus has allowed me to become immersed in my favorite subjects and become pretty good at them.


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Below is a list of cities and airports served by the Portuguese airline TAP Express on behalf of its parent company TAP Portugal.

Africa

Morocco
Casablanca - Mohammed V International Airport
Marrakech - Marrakech-Menara Airport
Tangier - Tangier Ibn Battouta Airport

Europe

France
Bordeaux - Bordeaux–Mérignac Airport
Lyon - Lyon-Saint Exupéry Airport
Marseille - Marseille Provence Airport
Nantes - Nantes Atlantique Airport
Nice - Côte d'Azur Airport
Paris - Paris-Orly Airport
Toulouse - Toulouse Blagnac Airport

Germany
Cologne - Cologne Bonn Airport
Stuttgart - Stuttgart Airport
Düsseldorf - Düsseldorf Airport

Netherlands
Amsterdam - Amsterdam Airport Schiphol

Luxembourg
Luxembourg - Luxembourg Findel Airport

Portugal
Faro - Faro Airport
Lisbon - Lisbon Portela Airport base
Porto - Francisco Sá Carneiro Airport base
Porto Santo - Porto Santo Airport

Spain
Barcelona - Barcelona-El Prat Airport
Gran Canaria - Gran Canaria Airport
Madrid - Adolfo Suárez Madrid–Barajas Airport
Bilbao - Bilbao Airport
Alicante - Alicante-Elche Airport
Valencia - Valencia Airport
A Coruña - A Coruña Airport
Asturias - Asturias Airport
Málaga - Málaga Airport
Sevilla - Sevilla Airport
Vigo - Vigo Airport

United Kingdom
London - Gatwick Airport (Retired)
London - London City Airport (Retired)
Manchester - Manchester Airport (Retired)
London - Heathrow Airport
Switzerland
Zurich - Zurich Airport

References

TAP Express