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Hitting headlines, topping bucket lists, wooing nature lovers and dazzling increasing numbers of visitors – there seems no end to the talents of this breathtaking destination. Known for its crisp clean air and beautiful volcanic landscapes, Iceland pushes the boundaries of normal and provokes the extraordinary.


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Q: Unexplained space near top of document in FireFox only I'm having an issue where a margin that is being applied to a div seems to also be getting applied to the document body in FireFox only.
Some googling around the internet seems to make reference to collapsing margins, and while that may be the case, I don't think I fully understand what's going on.
I've created an example http://jsfiddle.net/davidwkennedy/3BQrw/ (view in FF, and then any other browser to compare).

  <form id="form1" action="nothing">

Why is this text not anchored at the top of the page?

hello world

  </form>

Could someone please help me understand what's going on?
Thanks
(edit: it's been a while since I asked this, but I wanted to update with the FireFox version. I don't recall what I was using when I originally wrote this, but this issue is still occurring in 26.0)

A: It is related to collapsing margins. Add overflow:auto to your form and you'll see the issue disappear.
jsFiddle example

A: That is really strange. It is telling that when you remove the float from the p it works as expected.
For some reason when Firefox computes margin collapse on the body, it adds that margin to the body and not the child element. I would guess that this is a glitch, though I have not double checked the spec.
The part that is surely a glitch is that Firefox is not fully computing the clear:both applied to the child div, because if it did the hello world margin collapse would not be applied to body. The outer containing div will automatically be set to clear:none when a child p is set to float, that is weird but expected. However, when that second child div is set to clear:both, something clearly gets screwy. I doubt you will find a logical answer for that part as it is almost certainly a bug in Firefox' rendering.
Long story short, you have probably discovered not one but two bugs in Firefox' rendering.

A: *{margin:0; padding:0;}  for everything and can give style for each or give just for your form "form {margin:0; padding:0;}

A: You might need a CSS Reset. I use this one, coded by Eric Meyer. It's the best shot. Try using this for every site you start building. Here's the CSS code (place it always at the top of the main CSS or as a @import inside the main CSS). This worked for me in your fiddle! Luck!
a, abbr, acronym, address ,applet, article, aside, audio, b, blockquote, big, body, center, canvas, caption, cite, code, command, datalist, dd, del, details, dfn, dl, div, dt, em, embed, fieldset, figcaption, figure, font, footer, form, h1, h2, h3, h4, h5, h6, header, hgroup, html, i, iframe, img, ins, kbd, keygen, label, legend, li, meter, nav, object, ol, output, p, pre, progress, q, s, samp, section, small, span, source, strike, strong, sub, sup, table, tbody, tfoot, thead, th, tr, tdvideo, tt, u, ul, var {
    background: transparent;
    border: 0 none;
    font-size: 100%;
    margin: 0;
    padding: 0;
    border: 0;
    outline: 0;
    vertical-align: top;
}

ul {list-style: none; }
blockquote, q {quotes: none; }

table, table td {
    padding: 0;
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}

img {vertical-align: top; }

embed {vertical-align: top; }

article, aside, audio, canvas, command, datalist, details, embed, figcaption, figure, footer, header, hgroup, keygen, meter, nav, output, progress, section, source, video {display: block; }

mark, rp, rt, ruby, summary, time{display: inline; }

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BioSeptic is an Australian company, producing Australian made wastewater systems. We understand your needs and build waste water treatment systems for Australian conditions.
BioSeptic waste water treatment systems will efficiently recycle all wastewater as clear, odourless water to irrigate the garden. This means you pay for your water once and use it twice, allowing you to be environmentally friendly while saving you money.
Our water treatment systems are made of 40mpa steel fibre reinforced concrete which strengthens with age and is an ideal material for bush fire prone areas. It also maintains a stable temperature, creating a good environment for bacterial activity. All of our tanks and internal chambers are constructed of concrete to AS 1546.1.
BioSeptic does not use plastic tanks or chambers. BioSeptic waste water systems have conditional warranties including 30 year warranty on the concrete tank and internal concrete chambers.
BioSeptic have one of the largest capacity wastewater systems available at 7000 litres. This water capacity provides a long retention time to ensure better waste water treatment. This can cater for parties and long term visitors.
A BioSeptic waste water system is so strongly built that it can be filled by turning on a tap in the house immediately upon installation. Your plumber does not have to spend hours filling each separate chamber to avoid chambers imploding as is the case with plastic systems.
BioSeptic's concrete tanks can be backfilled with whatever material is excavated from the hole (except very large rocks). There is no need to purchase costly soft backfill material.
Energy efficient blowers and pumps will save you money. Our blowers now only use 43 watts, which is considerably lower than some other blowers in the market. This means that you are saving energy and reducing your costs.


We used lidocaine because it's a super cool compound. And, while going through the proper FDA channels to ensure we can offer the strongest, most efficacious, and safest numbing cream allowed, some members of our team thought it'd be worthwhile to share some info on what lidocaine is and how it works.
2-(diethylamino)-N-(2,6-dimethylphenyl)acetamide or, C14H22N2O for short. Yeah, we know. "Lidocaine" is way better.
It works by blocking the neuron impulse channels associated with the sodium ion (Na+), and when enough of these sodium channels are blocked, the neurons responsible for sending pain signals to the brain cease to depolarize, which means the cells' membranes don't activate like they normally would. This process not only stops the signals already on their way to the brain, but prevents future ones from happening at all.
It's also got a half-life of between 90 and 120 minutes, which means its effects wear off after a few hours.
How Do I Use a Numbing Cream?
Uses: Temporarily relieves local pain and discomfort associated with minor burns, scrapes and abrasions.
Gently massage the cream into the epidermis while the pricking channels are still open. Wait for about 5 to 10 minutes.
Apply again a thin layer of numbing cream, and enhance it with the model Dermapen into deeper skin layers, and follow point 3.
If you have decided the patient only requires a Collagen-Induction-Therapy (CIT) with the Dermapen, wipe off the anesthetic cream, and apply your active substance, i.e. an appropriate Epidermal Growth Factor (EGF).
If the skin requires a more invasive CIT apply the numbing cream again and carefully enhance it with the Dermapen into deeper dermal layers. The skin should be numb in about 25 to 30 minutes, depending on the numbing cream quality and concentration.
This is only a recommendation and should not replace you personal procedure that might be even better. We would be grateful to let us know your experience.
Warnings: For external use on intact skin only. Do not use in large quantities. Keep out of reach of children. Do not use if pregnant or breast-feeding. Avoid contact with eyes and mucous membranes. Unless directed by a doctor, do not use this product if you have heart disease, diabetes or difficulty in urination due to enlargement of the prostate gland. You may experience temporary redness or stinging where the product is applied. If irritation persists, consult your doctor. This product contains sulfite ingredient, Dimethyl Sulfoxide (DMSO). Those with known allergies to sulfites should consult a physician prior to use. If condition worsens or symptoms persist for more than 7 days or clear up and occur again within a few days, discontinue use of this product and consult your physician.


You can watch the video, read our mission statement (under the about tab) on this blog, read our mission statement on facebook or read our history, or the media page with all the news stories about our campaign and you'll see our goal has always been and will always be for the University to sign the DSP and affiliate with the WRC.
Everyone should email Dr. Craig at Steven.Craig@mail.uh.edu and ask him why he doesn't tell the truth!
We'll have more info about the phony task force and Khator's statement at our upcoming press conference time and date to be announced.
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#createyourstyle: In its new campaign, Schwarzkopf celebrates individuality and confidence – and encourages you to try new looks. Hollywood's divas have sworn by glamorous volume since the 1930s. When it comes to exclusive events and sophisticated evening functions, big hair is always in style. We tell you how to achieve dramatic volume and what makes big hair work.
Watch the video with Violet to find out how to ace a glamorous entrance.
For evening functions, exclusive events and glitzy parties more (hair) is more – and more elegant. Follow our artist Violet Chachki's lead. The American drag queen and burlesque dancer often performs with dramatic big hair. The artist loves the glamorous retro style à la Dita von Teese or Hollywood star Marilyn Monroe. You too can pull of this glamorous styling. After all, a long, voluminous mane is the essence of femininity.
Big hair isn't that hard to conjure. With the right touch, a round brush and the perfect products, you can even give fine hair a dramatically voluminous look. Fine hair should first be washed with a special shampoo that adds volume. Thin hair also tends to go flat when it's weighed down with product, so use a light conditioner rather than a heavy hair mask. Volume powder gives your roots a bit of a lift. The fine, light powder quickly adds volume without teasing or backcombing. Tip: Dust the fine powder on your roots and massage it into your hair using your fingers.
Everyone knows round brushes are a great styling tool for fine hair. Brushing long hair upside down under a hair dryer gives fine follicles a nice bounce. You can also add volume between washes by brushing your hair upside down. Glamorous Waves or retro styles with large curls look very voluminous. Before you expose your hair to a hot curling iron or heated curlers, apply protective heat lotion. Wrap hair around medium curlers or a curling iron in sections. Pull the finished curls into shape and spray hair gloss lacquer all over for a beautiful finish. You can also coax extra volume out of straight hair by teasing the roots.
Ideally, your perfect styling will last a long time without feeling sticky or looking like a rigid helmet. Set your big hair style with a spray that offers both hold and shine. Firm hold lacquer tames flyaways and keeps each curl in its place. Tip: Look for products that don't dry out or weigh down your hair.
Elegant vintage styles, as worn by Burlesque artist Dita van Teese, are particularly effective with shiny, deep black hair. Few people have such an even shade naturally, so it's worth improving on your natural look with a permanent colour. Whether you do a home dye job or get a salon colour, a solid shade reflects light evenly and will dazzle with its intensity. A sophisticated shine is the perfect finishing touch to a voluminous look.
Big hair is a statement in itself,but the right makeup adds a nice finishing touch. You can easily do this yourself: If your lashes aren't naturally curly, simply use a curler to nudge your eyelashes upward and finish off with a deep black coat of mascara. Take a page out of Marilyn Monroe's book and give yourself seductive bedroom eyes with eyeliner, which also makes lashes appear thicker and goes well with mascara. Draw a thin line as close to the lash roots as you can. For a cat's eye look, the line gets thicker towards the outside of the eye. Seal the deal with a red lip. Tip: Use lip liner to prevent the colour from bleeding.


Using olive oil instead of butter gives this cake a fabulous moist crumb and a rich flavor that complements perfectly the citrus. Use a mild extra virgin olive oil for best results. You can add a handful of chopped walnuts to the batter or use limes together with the lemon. You can make 1 bundt cake or 2 medium loaf cakes.
Butter or spray a 10 or 11-inch bundt cake pan and dust with fine dry breadcrumbs or flour, shaking off excess.
In a large bowl beat eggs with sugar for 3-4 minutes, until foamy and light.
Add oil in a stream while you keep beating (similar to homemade mayonnaise).
I sift dry ingredients directly over batter, but you can do it separately.
Add sifted dry ingredients (flour, baking powder and salt) in 2 parts and mix until combined but don't overmix.
Pour into prepared pan and bake for 50-60 minutes, until a tester comes out clean.
Let cool on a wire rack for 15 minutes and carefully unmold.
Mix sugar and juice until creamy and lump-free. It should have the consistency of thick honey.
Pour over cooled cake and let drip down the sides.


Los Angeles Valley College offers students the option to register in classes with "zero textbook cost" or "low textbook cost" to help them save money and achieve their academic goals.
Zero Textbook Cost (ZTC) classes lets you use free, online course materials, including full courses, course materials, modules, textbooks, faculty-created content, streaming videos, tests, software, and any other tools, materials, or techniques used to support access to knowledge. These materials may be online in the public domain or released under an intellectual property license (such as Creative Commons). However, ZTC classes may have required materials (calculators, lab supplies) that are not free.
Low Textbook Cost classes offer students a more economical choice of course textbooks. The textbooks required for each of those classes cost less than $50.
Since Fall 2016, LAVC has been making an effort to support student success by finding alternatives to costly textbooks for their many classes. This Summer, there are 31 classes zero cost textbook cost and 6 classes with low textbook costs.
Students can easily find "zero textbook cost" and "low textbook cost" classes in the college's online searchable Schedule of Classes. ZTC classes are noted with a symbol and short description, and low cost textbook classes are noted with a symbol and short description.
For more detailed instruction, visit the LAVC Zero Textbook Cost (ZTC) Webpage.


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Dispatches from the Auckland Fringe Festival 2015, Part 2
By Ksenia Khor
↳ ARTS, Theatre & Performing Arts
At the Auckland Fringe Festival: Away From Home, Suri vs. Shiloh.
Written and performed by Rob Ward
Herald Theatre | February 17-21
Away From Home is a critically-acclaimed one-man show that originally premiered in Manchester and since then has had a successful run across UK theatres. The play tackles the issue of homophobia in English football. Written and performed by Rob Ward, the story revolves around Kyle, an avid football fan who happens to work as a male escort.
He seems to more or less successfully balance these two parts of his life until one Saturday night, when, after Kyle's team defeat, he is hired by a closeted premiership football player who, hours before their encounter, scored a goal against Kyle's team. Nevertheless, their relationship develops and soon Kyle finds himself in love with a man who, due to a stigma around homosexuality in the game, has to resort to spending nights out in a company of blondes and hiding his boyfriend from the public. The play examines whether or not it is actually possible to maintain a meaningful romantic relationship in this atmosphere of secrecy and social pressure.
Despite the fact that stories about those trapped in the closet are far from original, Away From Home stands out from the crowd thanks to its witty and edgy writing and Ward's energetic performance. He brings to life an array of colourful characters, including Kyle's family, friends, clients, and even his pimp. He achieves seamless transitions between those characters and shows off his versatility and skill. Even though there are quite a few people that Ward has to portray, he never loses the depth and multiple facets of Kyle's inner life including his bravado, angst, and struggle with acceptance.
There are numerous sub-plots in the play that concentrate on the relationships Kyle has with the many characters surrounding him and some of them may seem a bit unnecessary and even distracting. Also, some plot twists are too soapy and stereotypical. It would also be great to learn more about the footballer's side of the story and the emotional roller coaster he must have gone through in the course of the play. But these imperfections can easily be forgiven because of Ward's stellar performance.
All in all, Away From Home is a highly engaging show that does not agitate or preach. Instead it tells a story that is complex, at times messy, but ultimately so human.
Suri vs. Shiloh
Presented by We Are Sailors Productions
Q Theatre | February 10-14
Suri vs. Shiloh is a witty satire on the celebrity-obsessed culture and how it affects the impressionable minds of young people caught in the midst of it. Set in 2024 we get to peek into the exclusive lives of Suri Cruise and Shiloh Jolie-Pitt who, due to their parents' celebrity status, have grown up under the constant scrutiny of the media. Suri and Shiloh, now young adults, try to make their own way in the world that cannot wait for them to fall flat on their faces.
Written and performed by Phoebe Borwick (Shiloh) and Susannah Smith-Roy (Suri), the play is energetic and highly entertaining. The characters are brash and totally screwed up but not unlikable. Their disastrous attempts at shaking off their famous parents' shadow cause both laughter and a degree of pity as they go down the path trodden by so many young celebrities before them that involves alcohol, public humiliation, and incarceration.
Suri and Shiloh's world is also populated by an array of over-the-top characters including entertainment journalists, quirky psychiatrists who seem to be in need of psychological help themselves, and crazy fans who are ready to give up anything and everything to get a glimpse of their idols. Celebrity parents get to make a few appearances too.
Borwick and Smith-Roy skillfully jump from one character to another using props and different accents. The latter are a bit sloppy from time and time and do not always precisely reflect the supposed origin of the character. However, accent issues do not distract from the story and even underline the ridiculousness of it all.
Though Suri vs. Shiloh is not perfect in its structure, it is nevertheless hilarious and enjoyable. Not to mention that, judging by the never-ending media stories of young celebrities hitting rock bottom, the caricatured vision of Suri and Shiloh's adulthood proposed by the play might turn out to be not too far off from what the future actually holds for the real life Suri, Shiloh, and company.
The Auckland Fringe Festival 2015 runs from February 9-March 1.
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The Heart of the South West Local Enterprise Partnership has welcomed nearly £14m of funding for projects that help people into paid employment. The money from Building Better Opportunities (BBO) announced has been allocated to four projects in the partnership area which covers Devon, Plymouth, Somerset and Torbay.
The projects all aim to increase the employability of local young people and will deliver activities such as confidence building and coaching and improving digital and financial skills.
The HotSW LEP helped BBO by identifying key challenges in its communities and highlighting how BBO funding could help address them. BBO funding brings together money from the Big Lottery Fund and European Social Fund with the aim of stimulating economic growth.
"Our future economic success relies on having a thriving, active and engaged young workforce," said Chris Garcia, Heart of the South West LEP Chief Executive, Chris Garcia.
"Getting into the world of work can be daunting, especially if you have been out of work for some time or have yet to start a career. These projects are about helping our young people prepare for work and develop some of the key skills they will need to succeed.
• £2.4m for employment support for 18 to 24-year-olds in Devon, Plymouth and Torbay. Focussed on those furthest from the labour market, engaging with them and providing job search support, pre-employment training and mentoring.
• £1.7m for work with 15 to 18-year-olds in Devon, Plymouth Somerset and Torbay to support them into full-time education, employment or training. Will focus on most vulnerable and include support and information, and building links and partnerships with employers.
• £4m for employment support for people aged 18 and over in Somerset to get them into training, education and ultimately employment. Focussing on the most disadvantaged with outreach, advice and support such as money management training, digital skills, travel costs, coaching and mentoring.
• £5.1m for employment support for people 25 and over in Devon, Plymouth & Torbay, focussing on the most disadvantaged and building skills such as communication and digital knowledge.
Building Better Opportunities is jointly funded with the European Social Fund as part of the 2014-2020 European Structural and Investment Funds Growth Programme in England. The Department for Work and Pensions is the Managing Authority for the England European Social Fund programme. Established by the European Union, European Social Fund funds help local areas stimulate their economic development by investing in projects which will support innovation, businesses, skills development, job creation, social inclusion and local community regenerations. For more information visit https://www.gov.uk/european-growth-funding.


SmartVault uses folder templates to create folders in your account. Folder templates only apply to those folders that are automatically created for actions such as adding a client, creating a new engagement, or adding an employee.
You can set the folders that receive certain documents. SmartVault sets this by default, but you can add, change, or remove these settings.
You have several templates by default. For this example, we're editing the template that creates tax engagements. Click on View and edit templates for the Tax Engagement template.
The template displays the folders that SmartVault uses when you create a tax engagement for a client. We'll remove the Government or filing copy of tax return from the Client Tax Returns folder and then add this document to the Tax Returns folder. Click on the gear icon next to the folder with the documents stored there currently and select Edit folder (the Client Tax Returns folder, in this case).
Under Documents stored in this folder, click the X icon to remove the Government or filing copy of tax return to stop SmartVault from placing the government copy of the tax return in the Client Tax Return folder.
Click on the gear icon next to the folder you will now store this document in and select Edit folder (the Tax Returns folder, in this case).
Under Documents stored in this folder, click the + icon to create a new document field.
Click the down arrow on the document field and select Government or filing copy of tax return.
Click Save changes on the template page.
Enter a description of the change you made. In our example we enter "Changed Government Copy of tax returns from going to the Client Tax Return folder to go to the Tax Return folder". Check the Apply now box if you'd like SmartVault to make the changes to your folders immediately. Click OK.
After some time, all of the tax engagement folders for all your clients will update to reflect the changes you made.


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Juntos por Nicaragua: Betsi, un ejemplo de esperanza y superación
"En el año 2018, cursaba el segundo año en la carrera de Comunicación Social, tenía 19 años. Yo, Betsy, era mamá soltera. En ese tiempo mi hijito había cumplido un año de edad y había varios desafíos en mi vida porque no quería dejar de estudiar, aunque contaba con el apoyo de mi mamá. Me acuerdo
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Impulsando la competitividad e internacionalización de más de 60 Mipymes de Nicaragua
En el marco del Programa "Centroamérica Exporta" financiado por la Unión Europea e implementado por la Asociación de Exportadores de Guatemala (AGEXPORT) y en alianza con la Federación de Cámaras y Asociaciones de Exportadores de Centro América (FECAEXCA), en coordinación con la Asociación de
Employment Opportunity at the EU Delegation to the UN
17 July 2019, New York- The European Union Delegation to the United Nations New York is looking for: Logistic and Procurement Officer
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Declaración Alta Representante UE, Federica Mogherini, con motivo del Día de la Justicia Penal Internacional, 17 de julio de 2019
Con ocasión del Día Internacional de la Justicia Penal, la Unión Europea reafirma su arraigado apoyo el sistema de justicia penal internacional, y en particular su compromiso inquebrantable con la Corte Penal Internacional (CPI), como parte de su compromiso general con un orden internacional basado
Author: Press and information team of the Delegation to CHILE - Publication date: 17/07/2019
União Europeia e Brasil trabalham juntos para combater o crime organizado nas prisões
10 de julho de 2019 União Europeia e Brasil trabalham juntos para combater o crime organizado nas prisões • Programa da União Europeia (EL PAcCTO) e o DEPEN organizaram seminário para trabalhar de forma conjunta sobre a infiltração do crimes organizado em presídios; • Primeiro Comando da
Author: Press and information team of the Delegation to BRAZIL - Publication date: 17/07/2019
Delivering the 2030 Agenda for Sustainable Development in Europe and the World, an EU side event during the UN HLPF, Thursday, 18 July 2019, 1:15 pm – 2:30 pm, UN HQ New York, Conference Room 12
"Delivering the 2030 Agenda for Sustainable Development in Europe and the World: an EU Review of Progress", a UN HLPF side event hosted by the EU and Finland on Thursday, 18 July 2019, 1:15 pm – 2:30 pm, United Nations Headquarters New York, Conference Room 12
United Nations, United Nations Headquarters New York, Conference Room 12, New York, United States of America
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Joint Condolence Letter on the Passing of Ambassador Elinor Felix, former Chief of State Protocol
The European Union Ambassador to Jamaica and the Ambassadors of Belgium, Spain, United Kingdom, Germany and France are saddened by news of the death of Ambassador Elinor Felix, former Chief of State Protocol in the Office of the Prime Minister. As European Ambassadors to Jamaica, we have had the
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Unión Europea realiza en Nicaragua Jornadas Europeas para el Desarrollo, EDD 2019
Estudiantes, académicos y representantes del sector privado participaron en la EDD 2019, organizada por primera vez en Managua por la Unión Europea en alianza con Jóvenes Ambientalistas. Todos juntos por Nicaragua en la protección del medio ambiente.
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Premio Mundial por el Sistema de Información Geográfica en Seguridad Alimentaria y Nutricional
El premio fue otorgado por la empresa ESRI por innovar en el tema de Seguridad Alimentaria y Nutricional. Este logro ha sido posible con el apoyo financiero y técnico de la Unión Europea a través de los Programas Regionales de Seguridad Alimentaria y Nutricional. #UEenCentroamerica trabajando juntos


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Two nurses honored as 'extraordinary'
Two nurses at Sierra Surgery Hospital have been honored with the DAISY award for Extraordinary Nurses.
Diane Malley and Karen Kate, both registered nurses, are being recognized for "personalizing the health care experience," advocating for patients, going beyond expectations, community service and "always treating patients, families and coworkers with kindness, concern and dignity."
The DAISY Award is given by the not-for-profit DAISY Foundation out of Glen Ellen, Calif. It is given in honor of J. Patrick Barnes, who died in 1999, as a way to give thanks to the nurses who make a difference in their patients' lives.
Twice a year, two nurses are selected from the Sierra Surgery Hospital for the award.
Marketing exec awarded Affiliate of the Quarter
Cynthia Failor, a marketing executive with First American Title Insurance Company in Carson City, has been named the Affiliate of the Quarter by the Sierra Nevada Association of REALTORS.
The association also named Realtor Mae Haden with Fallon-based firm Ferguson & Getto, Inc., its REALTOR of the Quarter.
Failor has been in the real estate industry for more than 11 years and is also involved with several charities and service organizations. She is also involved with the Northern Nevada Development Authority's real estate board and is the secretary of Women's Entrepreneur of Carson Valley.
Mae has been a Realtor for several years and served on the Sierra Nevada Association of REALTORS' board of directors. She also volunteers several hours a week at the Churchill Banner Community Hospital Thrift Store and serves as the membership director of the Community Hospital Auxiliary.
Laughlin Associates given 2011 Best of Carson City Award
Laughlin Associates, an incorporation-services provider, has been given the 2011 Best of Carson City Award in the incorporating companies category by the U.S. Commerce Association.
This "best of local business" award recognizes businesses deemed to have achieved exceptional marketing success in their market by the USCA.
UNR part-time MBA program ranks fourth in nation
The University of Nevada, Reno, College of Business' part-time master's of business administration program has been named the fourth best in the nation in BusinessWeek's 2011 top part-time programs report.
The rankings are tallied according to surveys of MBA graduates and other data, including Graduate Management Admission Test scores, class size and completion rates. The UNR program boasts of having 99 percent of enrollees in its part-time program finishing it.
"I believe this is unprecedented," said Kambiz Raffiee, the program's director and associate dean of the College of Business, in a statement. "I don't think I have heard of any of the University's programs being ranked so highly - not in my 28 years at the University. It really makes a statement about the quality of our faculty and how hard they work to make this program one that sets the standard for other programs in the country."
Toyota donates $10,000 to charity organizations
Dick Campagni's Carson City Toyota Scion and Toyota USA donated $5,000 each to the Food for Thought and Friends In Service Helping organizations.
"It is times like these (where) we urge all capable individuals, families and businesses alike to help those charitable organizations that provide a service to those in need in our community," Carson City Toyota Scion wrote in a release.


Khairullah Rahim's Ghost Stories series was exhibited as part of OH! Open House 2017. The sculptural works exploring the idea of exchange between re-appropriated objects that once served different functions, were installed at a blind spot: a corner stairwell at Holland Shopping Center — it would have been a pleasant and curious surprise to an unassuming person. Read more about the series HERE.


BTC's Take: This book is fairly light on references to the Siege of Petersburg. The 103rd New York reached the Bermuda Hundred front on December 31, 1864 and was placed in Ferrero's command in the defenses of Bermuda Hundred for the rest of the Siege. They fought no battles and only advanced on April 3, 1865, after Lee had evacuated Richmond and Petersburg. The only real references to the Siege in this book discuss their arrival, as well as how disgruntled some men of Company I were to be kept longer than what they thought was the expiration of their enlistment.


Applications are now open for our 2nd FREE Youth Summer Program at York University. See here for more information. For a better idea of what we have in store, check out our report card from last year's program here.


AUVSI Xponential 2019 will take place Monday, April 29, to Thursday, May 2, 2019 at McCormick Place, Chicago, Illinois, USA. AUVSI Xponential 2019 brings together the entire unmanned systems community to share ideas, collaborate across markets, capitalize on next practices and emerging trends and harness the power of unmanned technology for your business. XPONENTIAL is the one event that brings together the entire unmanned systems community to share ideas, collaborate across markets, capitalize on next practices and emerging trends and harness the power of unmanned technology for your business. XPONENTIAL 2019 is the largest, most comprehensive trade show and conference in the unmanned systems industry, bringing 8,500 professionals together for three and a half days of information sharing, discussion and debate. More than 700 manufacturers will display cutting-edge technologies, and the educational program will feature 300 speakers participating in 200 sessions covering the latest industry developments.
The Art Institute of Chicago, Millennium Park, Willis Tower, Navy Pier, John Hancock Center, Shedd Aquarium, Skydeck Chicago, Grant Park, The Field Museum, Lincoln Park Zoo, Adler Planetarium, Buckingham Fountain, Crown Fountain, Chicago Cultural Center, Brookfield Zoo.
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The Germans have introduced a new condom that you spray on using an aerosol can. We all know how awkward the condom moment can be.... But now those moments will be over!
Implications - Although you might be raising your eyebrows at this unusual idea, it boasts the ability to be faster, more adaptable and more user-friendly than its more traditional counterparts. It will be interesting to see if the spray-on condom can match up in terms of protection as well, although it is based on the spray-on plaster technology currently employed by the medical industry. This may just be the future of contraceptive technology, so keep your eyes peeled for more developments!


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UMC-1 (Uniwersalna Maszyna Cyfrowa) – pierwszy komputer produkowany seryjnie przez Elwro od 1962 r. Elwro wyprodukowało i uruchomiło 25 szt. maszyn seryjnych, w tym jedną na eksport na Węgry.

Był to lampowy komputer pierwszej generacji opracowany w Zakładzie Konstrukcji Telekomunikacyjnych i Radiofonii Politechniki Warszawskiej, zbudowany na podstawie doświadczeń zdobytych na eksperymentalnej maszynie cyfrowej EMC wykonanej w 1959 r. Lampy eksploatowane w maszynie musiały być dobrej jakości. Stosowano zazwyczaj niemieckie, gdyż polskie nie miały dostatecznie dobrych parametrów. Na niektórych z nich widniały etykiety zawierające informację o prądzie anodowym każdej konkretnej lampy.

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 rodzina: UMC
 typ: mikroprogramowany komputer szeregowy I generacji zbudowany na lampach
 szybkość: 100 dodawań na sekundę
 bębnowa pamięć operacyjna:
 pojemność: 4096 słów długości 36 bitów
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 urządzenia zewnętrzne: dalekopis z czytnikiem i perforatorem taśmy papierowej
 czytnik taśmy papierowej o szybkości 50 znaków na sekundę
 koszt 1 mln operacji (według cen z 1976 r.): 500 zł.
 jako pierwszy na świecie używał do obliczeń pozycyjnego systemu liczbowego o podstawie -2
 zasilanie: 6 kVA
 wymiary jednostki centralnej: 2900 × 700 × 2400 mm
waga: około 1500 kg

Produkcja w kolejnych latach (łącznie zbudowano około 29 komputerów UMC-1 [bez EMC]):
 1959: 1 szt. (eksperymentalne EMC)
 1961: 2 szt. (eksperymentalne UMC-1/alfa i UMC-1/beta)
 1962: 3 szt. (prototypy UMC-1/gamma i UMC-1/delta, rozpoczęcie produkcji seryjnej)
 1963: 14 szt.
 1964: 10 szt.

W 1965 roku uruchomiono jej wersję tranzystorową, maszynę UMC-10.

Zachowane
Fragmenty odnalezione na Uniwersytecie Marii Curie-Skłodowskiej w Lublinie i przekazane do Muzeum Przemysłu i Kolejnictwa na Śląsku.

Przypisy

Linki zewnętrzne
 Historia powstania Uniwersalnej Maszyny Cyfrowej UMC-1 na stronie https://polskiekomputery.pl

Polskie komputery
Komputery Elwro

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package br.com.crescer.controllers;

import br.com.crescer.entity.Pessoa;
import br.com.crescer.services.PessoaService;
import java.util.Date;
import org.springframework.beans.factory.annotation.Autowired;
import org.springframework.stereotype.Controller;
import org.springframework.ui.Model;
import org.springframework.web.bind.annotation.ModelAttribute;
import org.springframework.web.bind.annotation.RequestMapping;
import org.springframework.web.bind.annotation.RequestMethod;
import org.springframework.web.bind.annotation.RequestParam;

@Controller
@RequestMapping("/pessoa")
public class PessoaController {

    @Autowired
    PessoaService service;

    @RequestMapping(method = RequestMethod.GET)
    public String list(Model model) {

        model.addAttribute("pessoa", new Pessoa());
        model.addAttribute("pessoas", service.findAll());
        return "pessoa-manutencao";
    }

    @RequestMapping(method = RequestMethod.POST)
    public String save(@ModelAttribute Pessoa p, Model model) {
        if (p.getNascimento() == null) {
            p.setNascimento(new Date());
        }
        service.save(p);
        return list(model);
    }

    @RequestMapping(value="/delete",method = RequestMethod.GET)
    public String delete(@RequestParam ("id") Long id, Model model) {

        service.delete(id);
        return list(model);
    }

}


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Q: graph theory input dictionary output cycle if exists What I have wrote below is a function to detect if the graph(shown with the form of dictionary) with a given start point(which is also the end point) could form a circle.
For example,graph={1:[2,3,4],2:[1,5,6],3:[1,7,8],4:[1,9],5:[2],6:[2],7:[3],8:[3,9],9:[4,8]}.If the start point is 3,we could find a circle:3-1-4-9-8-3,however,if the start point is 7,no circle will be found.
My code now only gives True if a circle exists and [] an empty list if it doesn't. What if I want to return a circle(no need to be the longest or shortest one, just any one which fulfills the requirement)?
I'm not sure if I could thinking and coding this way since the purpose has changed.

'''input:a graph and a start point output:a list function:detect if a
  circle with the given point as both start point and end point
  exists'''

def cycle(graph,start_point):
    queue=[start_point]
    visited=set()
    visited.add(queue[0])
    while queue:
        from_point=queue.pop() #DFS
        for to_point in graph[from_point]:
            if to_point in visited:
                return True
            else:
                queue.append(to_point)
                visited.add(to_point)
            graph[to_point].remove(from_point)
    return []


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The newest addition to the growing culinary boom happening on Calle 47 between 56 and 52 in the Centro is a hip new restaurant called Catrin. As you walk in, you are embraced by the true spirit of Mexico. In the inside dining area, artist Jacobo Roa's vibrantly colored paintings that depict Mexican popular culture are hung throughout the restaurant. Hanging from the ceiling is multi-colored papel picado and, characteristic of Yucatecan colonial houses, patches of exposed limestone rocks embellish the walls. Continue out to the garden and you are greeted by Roa's huge mural in the center of which is the Catrin himself looking at you with his cane in hand, a sheepish grin and leaning up against a bar.
During his apprenticeship in Monterrey, Marcos worked in two of Villanueva's restaurants. First he assisted the chef in Romero y Azahar and then he formed part of the staff that opened a traditional Mexican cantina called El Botanero de Monterrey. There he became familiar with this style of restaurant and decided to bring it to Merida. The botanero is a popular style of dining in Monterrey which is similar to the cantina of Yucatan where the diner goes to have a drink and then is served many small dishes to accompany the alcohol. The difference is at a botanero the client orders and pays for the dishes and the botanas are heartier. They consist of meats, soups, elaborated vegetables and all hot dishes are served on a cast iron plate. They are smaller portions and the best is to order many plates to be shared among friends and family.
Chef Villanueva flew in especially to design the menu and has elaborated a gastronomic tour of several dishes from all over Mexico. His kitchen focuses more on the flavor than on a gourmet presentation and his motto is "fresh ingredients, extraordinary flavors and well-prepared food". There are nine cold appetizers and fourteen hot appetizers to choose from as well as a selection of main dishes, soups and desserts. The variety is impressive and the dining experience in Catrin exposes the patron to a world of Mexican savor.