This exhibition from the Museum's collections showcases a variety of artists who have created portfolios—boxes containing series of prints—that capture a sense of place.
Among the many treasures of the John Frederick Lewis Collection in the Free Library of Philadelphia are 25 elaborately illustrated folios from a single Mughal manuscript, the Razmnama (literally, "Book of War"), dated to 1598–99. This exhibition is the first time since 1923 that all 25 of the Free Library's pages are being shown together, affording a rare opportunity to explore, through the lens of a single manuscript, an exciting moment of artistic experimentation and cultural exchange.
This exhibition, built around the Museum's recently conserved Tibetan-Buddhist altar, explores Tibetan art intended for ritual use. It reveals the coded meanings not only of Tibetan ritual implements, but also paintings, sculptures, textiles, prints, and the altar itself.
This exhibition explores the ways in which Anselm Kiefer, Sigmar Polke, and Gerhard Richter, three of the most important European contemporary painters of the postwar period, question the relevance of history painting; examine the relationship between painting and photography; and emphasize the necessity for experimentation to redefine the technical possibilities of painting.
In the seventeenth century, in response to the ideas of self-expression traveling from China, the Japanese created their own, highly sophisticated version of the Chinese literati culture. This exhibition explores the works of art that flourished as a result, including collaborative works such as handscrolls, albums, and sets of fans, as well as unique objects created by individual artists.
Opulent and exuberant, this focused exhibition explores silk—indisputably fashion's favored fabric in the eighteenth century—with 13 objects from the Museum's collections.
This exhibition celebrates the 30th year of the Philadelphia Museum of Art Craft Show, organized annually by the Women's Committee of the Museum. The outstanding objects on view in this exhibition demonstrate the vitality of the field of contemporary American crafts.
Featuring screen paintings, hanging scrolls, furniture, and ceramics, this exhibition examines a decade of Korean art collecting at the Museum, made possible through the support of the Korean Heritage Group.
Charles Willson Peale's George Washington at Princeton is on view at the Museum on an extended loan from a private collection. This visually striking and finely executed life-size portrait records Washington's 6-foot-2-inch frame in a pose projecting strength, composure, and elegance.
The first retrospective of nineteenth-century narrative painter William Ranney's (1813–1857) work to be held in 40 years, this exhibition brings together over 60 paintings that significantly contributed to the concept of the American character.
This exhibition examines, for the first time, the achievements of African American modernist William H. Johnson (1901–1970)—often considered one of the most inventive artists of his generation—as a graphic artist. Eighty works of art on paper provide an overview of the artist's career both in Europe in the 1930s and in New York in the 1940s.
This presentation marks the first time an exhibition in the United States has focused on the eighteenth-century Japanese master of ink painting Ike Taiga (1723–1776) and his wife Tokuyama Gyokuran (1727–1784), with 200 exceptional and rarely seen works of art.
Marine Hugonnier's Trilogy, the third installment of Live Cinema, engages with what Hugonnier refers to as the "politics of vision": the notion that perception is determined by cultural, political, and actual perspective.
This exhibition draws from the Museum's rich collection of "miniature" paintings to explore the many meanings of India's scaly, feathery, and furry inhabitants, both natural and supernatural.
Gathering works of art in which words are conceived not only as communicational tools but also as visual and physical things in themselves, this exhibition highlights objects from the Museum's collections that date from the 1960s to the present, and points to the importance of text in contemporary art.
This installation displays—for the first time—a newly cleaned Tibetan altar adorned with intricately carved niches and lively paintings. It explores both the conservation of the altar as well as its cultural context, and reveals hidden mysteries of the altar's construction and decoration.
This retrospective exhibition celebrates the life and work of Thomas Chimes, arguably one of the most important artists to emerge on the Philadelphia art scene since World War II. It includes approximately 100 paintings and works on paper, many previously unseen, along with extensive biographical and archival material.
Selected from one of the liveliest sectors of the Museum's collection of works of art on paper, this exhibition presents mostly large, contemporary art from the Department of Prints, Drawings, and Photographs. Many of these objects have only been seen recently by visitors to the department's study room and several have never before been shown in the galleries.
This exhibition focuses on the Danish silversmith Georg Jensen (1866–1935) and the renowned group of designers who helped establish the company he founded as one of the world's most important silverwares firms.
Crouching Spider, a gigantic sculpture of bronze and stainless steel made up of a globular body and long, attenuated legs, is part of a celebrated series of spider sculptures that Louise Bourgeois produced beginning in the early 1990s. Measuring 106½ x 329 x 247 inches, this extraordinary work is at once both threatening and playful.
This exhibition, drawn from the Museum collections, is a tribute to Arnold Newman (1918–2006)—one of the great portrait photographers of his time. It includes a number of photographs that were part of his first solo exhibition at the Philadelphia Museum of Art in 1945, as well as a selection of portraits by his contemporaries that demonstrate the range of modern portrait photography.
This exhibition focuses on Portrait of Dr. Samuel D. Gross (The Gross Clinic), an icon of Philadelphia since it was painted in 1875. The masterpiece of the young Thomas Eakins, an artist born and educated in Philadelphia, this is acclaimed as the greatest American painting of the nineteenth century.
A new series of film and video programs, Live Cinema explores the diversity of single channel video and film work by local, national, and international artists. The Title Is the Last Thing features a series of eight videos by Mircea Cantor as well as a selection of photographs and objects that offer poignant commentary on the relationship between time and labor, politics, tourism, and history.
Between 1948 and 1954, American artist Ellsworth Kelly lived in Paris, where he met a number of artists and developed the distinctive artistic practices for which he is known. The remarkable range of styles in this exhibition, featuring a selection of works by various artists, reveals the impressive reach of Kelly's artistic practice, particularly his experimentation with color, technique, and composition.
This exhibition celebrates the Museum's long-standing interest in the art of the New World with paintings on copper and canvas, ceramics, and textiles.
This exhibition presents 125 prints and posters that emerged in post-Revolution Mexico as the ideal means for disseminating political, social, and artistic ideas. It represents the groundbreaking contributions of 50 Mexican and foreign-born artists at a pivotal moment in Mexican art.


text:
Sebastian Jude
East Los Angeles, California, U.S.
🏳 Nationality
💼 Occupation
Sebastian Jude is an American actor, most famously known for his recurring role in the Lizzie McGuire Show.
He was born on March 16, 1990 in East Los Angeles, California to Ericka Jude and Zion Jude. Sebastian is of Jewish and Guatemalan descent. Sebastian keeps to himself, he decided to finish school before he continued with his career. He continues to pay his Screen Actors Guild dues and makes his own independent films. He has written a couple of cabaret shows, managed a stage, as well as directed a few plays (including an original play) at his community college. He graduated UCLA as an undergraduate philosophy major (Class of 2009). He has future aspirations to get his doctorate in philosophy as well as star and direct films. He has one younger sister. He is also attending Le Cordon Bleu, Los Angeles.
He is also a brother of the Alpha Epsilon Pi fraternity.
1 Show career
2 Movie career
Show career[edit]
Bros. Garcia
Audition to Action (That's so Raven auditioning competition)
Movie career[edit]
The Toy Maker
Sebastian Jude on Facebook
Sebastian Jude on IMDb
This article "Sebastian Jude" is from Wikipedia. The list of its authors can be seen in its historical and/or the page Edithistory:Sebastian Jude. Articles copied from Draft Namespace on Wikipedia could be seen on the Draft Namespace of Wikipedia and not main one.
Lou Cass
Scott McGinnis
Austin Lyon
Kevin Chevalia
Mike Hatton
Christopher and Kevin Graves
Andrew James Allen
Retrieved from "https://en.everybodywiki.com/index.php?title=Sebastian_Jude&oldid=958649"
Male actors from California
American people of Guatemalan descent
Jewish American male actors
People from East Los Angeles, California
No local image but image on Wikidata

redpajama_set_name: RedPajamaCommonCrawl


Having a close link to Assisted Living Technology (ALT) industry representatives is one of the key strengths of the MALT study (Overcoming Barriers to Mainstreaming Assisted Living Technology).
Funded by the Technology Strategy Board (TSB) over three years from 2011, and hosting a PhD student funded by CLAHRC SY, the project is being delivered by a consortium of academic partners from the School of Health and Related Research, University of Sheffield and the Socio-Technical Centre, University of Leeds. This research expertise is well complemented by our collaborators from the Advanced Digital Institute (ADI), who provide the link to the commercial world of Assisted Living Technology.
ADI are an engineering consultancy firm who specialise in providing support for innovation and research and development for technology based businesses. ADI are also a core part of the I-Focus DALLAS community (Delivering Assisted Living Lifestyles at Scale); a nationwide TSB funded scheme of work designed to improve the health, wellbeing and quality of life for older people using technology.
As part of the MALT project, our colleagues John Eaglesham and Huw Jones attend our monthly project meetings and provide insight from the MALT industry on an on-going basis. Within a project which seeks to provide practical solutions to the application of telehealth for people with long-term conditions, this alternative perspective is incredibly useful in linking together diverse viewpoints and evaluating the potential for future service delivery.
ADI have also convened an Industry Panel with representatives from Bosch Healthcare, Philips Healthcare, Tunstall, Microsoft, BT, Alere (Home Telehealth) and Healthcare Gateway Co Ltd, to name just a few.
The Industry Panel meets biannually and this provides an excellent opportunity for a dialogue between the academic and commercial partners. To date, we have used these meetings to help define the scope of the research, and present and seek feedback on the emerging findings from the research. Industry representatives have also taken part in research interviews as part of the MALT study to share their views on business and financial modelling.
This interaction is crucial, given the pace of change in ALT business models and product development, and the need for the MALT project to take account of this shifting landscape within its analysis, and ultimately, the study recommendations. Having this network of industry contacts is also a really useful platform for more ad hoc queries about telehealth in the UK.
or contact Dr Lizzie Coates via email or on 0114 222 0803.


The title of Drenge's latest album 'Strange Creatures' seems to sum up the band's recent history pretty well. The band have mutated over the years into a hulking four piece grunge beast, a far cry from the simple double act they used to be. Under the cloak of darkness they arrived at the O2 Institute, hungry and ready to devour Birmingham whole.
Due to a last minute drop out from gothic rockers The Wytches, VALERAS were tasked with opening the show. The band carried an onstage confidence of an act that had played stages this size before. Frontwoman Rose oozed swagger. With strong riffs and strong style, they are one to keep your eyes peeled for.
The stage was lit a bloody red colour as Drenge cut through two tracks off the new album 'Prom Night' and 'Bonfire of the City Boys'. Frontman Eoin no longer spends all show strapped to the guitar. Released from the shackles he sauntered across the stage, with crazed dance moves casting Nosferatu like shadows on the back curtain. An alternate, slower version of 'Backwaters' caused a giant circle pit to form, before the song reverted back to its original state causing mass chaos with its blistering grunge riffs.
Crowd surfers revelled in the band's one, two, three punch of 'Running Wild', 'Bloodsports' and 'This Dance', for me this was the peak of the set, and showed the energy the new band set-up could bring to both the new tracks and the old favourites. Yes it's no longer the in your face slasher film sound that defined the first album, it's evolved into something more dramatic and heavier, a classic universal monster movie brought to life on stage.
A furious take on sing along anthem 'We Can Do What We Want' ended the set. The band crept back into the shadowy twilight of the night. The creature walks among us, and its name is Drenge.


Today's adventure transports you from the centre of Sydney into the heart of the enchanting Blue Mountains.
En route to the famous Blue Mountains, we visit Featherdale Wildlife Park - home to one of Australia's most comprehensive collections of native wildlife. Here you can hand-feed wallabies, kangaroos and emus and even cuddle up to a koala. Enjoy a truly 'hands-on' Aussie wildlife experience.
See the mountain villages of Katoomba and Leura (the heart of the mountains). See why they call Leura the garden village. Here you will have a variety of lunch options available for purchase in local cafe/restaurants. Alternatively, bring your own picnic lunch to enjoy in the picturesque mountains village.
From Katoomba view, the spectacular landmark rock formation called the Three Sisters. Your touring today includes a guided walk in the Blue Mountains National Park, where we visit a number of sightseeing highlights including Wentworth Falls, one of the most beautiful towns within the Blue Mountains offering possibly the most spectacular bushwalks and views.
At Scenic World you will have the opportunity to enjoy a number of the rides available here (at your own expense). Many visitors ride the Scenic Railway - the steepest railway incline in the world and is now one of the most popular man-made tourist attractions in Australia. Adjacent to the Scenic Railway is the Scenic Cableway, the steepest aerial cable car in Australia. Also at the same site is the magnificent Scenic Skyway. The Skyway has a glass bottom floor, carries passengers across the Jamison Valley at a height of 200 metres. The views are breathtaking. All rides at Scenic World are enjoyed at your own expense.
En route back to Sydney see the site of the 2000 Sydney Olympics. See Stadium Australia, The Superdome, The Aquatic Centre, The Olympic Village and more.
Finish your enjoyable day by taking a river cruise (included) from Homebush Bay down the Parramatta River and into Sydney Harbour. See the waterfront properties and enjoy the unique views as you go under the Sydney Harbour Bridge and cruise into Sydney Harbour. See the Sydney Opera House close up before arriving at Circular Quay where your tour finishes.


I was searching for a Property and found this listing (MLS® #3539139). Please send me more information regarding 3610 Route 94, Hardyston Twp., NJ, 07419. Thank you!
I'd like to request a showing of 3610 Route 94, Hardyston Twp., NJ, 07419 (MLS® #3539139). Thank you!


text:
Bollywood News, National News
I&B Minister Prakash Javadekar and Goa CM Pramod Sawant release Special IFFI Golden Jubilee Poster
IFFI is India's pride; this year's IFFI is especially significant since it marks the Golden Jubilee Edition: Prakash Javadekar
First Steering Committee Meeting for IFFI 2019 takes place in Goa.
This year's IFFI is especially significant since it marks the Golden Jubilee Edition, said Union Minister Shri Prakash Javadekar while interacting with media post the First Steering Committee Meeting for IFFI, 2019 which is set to take place from 20th to 28th November in Goa. The Steering Committee Meeting was held earlier today to ensure the necessary coordination between key stakeholders involved in the process of organising the Festival.
Shri Javadekar announced that Mr. John Bailey, the President of Academy of Motion Pictures Arts and Sciences has confirmed his participation for this year's IFFI. Roadshows will be conducted across seven cities in India to reach out to film fraternity for developing a buzz for the Festival. Business Exhibitions to display relevant technologies for films and Exhibition marking the 150th Anniversary of Mahatma Gandhi will also be organized with this year's Festival. The number of private theatres taken on board for showing films during the Festival will be further increased to cater to the high demand for extra screening of popular films. Russia may be on board as the country focus this year, said the Minister during the media briefing. Students of premier film institutes including FTII and SRFTI will be involved in management of this year's Festival. The list of films to be shown is aimed to be finalised by September this year to give sufficient time for cine lovers to plan for attending the Festival. The Minister also added that this year's Festival will pay tribute to Ex Chief Minister of Goa Shri Manohar Parrikar, who was instrumental in making Goa the permanent venue for IFFI.
Goa Chief Minister Dr. Pramod Sawant said that organization of 50th IFFI is a proud moment for the state and his government will leave no stones unturned to ensure top notch infrastructure and hospitality arrangement to make this Edition of the Festival a memorable one.
A special IFFI Golden Jubilee Edition poster was also released by Union Minister Shri Prakash Javadekar and Goa CM Dr. Pramod Sawant during the event.
The Steering Committee Meeting was attended by Union Minister Shri Prakash Javadekar; Chief Minister of Goa Dr. Pramod Sawant; I&B Secretary Shri Amit Khare; Chief Secretary, Goa, Shri Parimal Rai; Vice Chairman, Entertainment Society of Goa (ESG), Shri Subhash Phal Dessai; representatives of the film community including Shri Shaji N Karun, Shri AK Bir, Shri Rahul Rawail, Ms. Manju Borah, Shri Ravi Kottarakara and Shri Madhur Bhandarkar; senior officials of Directorate of Film Festivals, Entertainment Society of Goa, I&B Ministry and Goa Government.
Shri Prakash Javadekar also informed that eminent film personalities including Shri Karan Johar, Shri Siddharth Roy Kapoor, Shri Feroze Abbas Khan and Shri Subhash Ghai will also be part of the Steering Committee.
About IFFI
It is organized by the Government of India from 20th to 28th November every year in Goa. It aims at providing a common platform to the world of cinema to project the excellence of the art of filmmaking. It is India's most prestigious Film Festival and also the first International Film Festival held anywhere in Asia. It has been hosted by the state of Goa in 2004.
The key sections at IFFI include International Competition, Festival Kaleidoscope, World Panorama, Indian Panorama, Masterclasses, In-conversations, Special Retrospectives, Homages, Open Air Screenings, Film Bazaar – organized by NFDC, etc.
YouTube Link of Media Briefing: http://
EMD/VK/AP


This is a Pinhole image. I purchased a pinhole lens in the "Holga" style and started to play around with it. I have tried a few varied suggestions and it is not really giving me what I want. I imagined these long long exposures and dreamy images. I tried it outdoors, I tried it indoors, and just to warn you all, I tried it for a few days. That means there will be another one of these like real soon.
I understand the concept but the execution is not what I am expecting. It just looks like an out of focus soft grainy image. I have read of vivid colors and a dreamy like image but this is nothing I cannot do in post processing for the most part. Hell I hate most of those filters and think of nothing more silly than an overuse of filters. I even have one called, wait for it, "Holga". That means I can with a single click take my beautiful sharp image and convert it to something else. And nothing says amateur to me more than an overuse of filters. They are used so much anymore that I wonder if we know what is real or not.
Practicing with a "holga" style pinhole lens for my camera.


text:
Category: Chevrolet News
Chevy Supports Troops with New Infantry Quad Vehicle
Everyone knows that the Chevrolet Colorado is a serious off-road beast. And everyone knows that Chevrolet is all about supporting American consumers and the American military. So, it should come as no surprise that GM is basing a brand new Infantry Squad Vehicle on the Chevrolet Colorado, and this impressive ride has specs that will get every off-road enthusiast excited.
The new infantry squad vehicle from GM Defense is based on the Chevrolet Colorado midsize pickup, specifically the ZR2 Bison trim. The new vehicle will be an exceptionally capable off-road truck able to take on the toughest conditions imaginable, thanks to a combination of commercially available and entirely custom parts, such as jounce shocks, Multimatic DSSV dampers, and custom underbody skid plates.
Under the hood, the new military-grade Chevy will boast an advanced 2.8-liter diesel engine. This will be much more than just a high-powered off-road vehicle, though. The new infantry squad vehicle will be spacious enough to carry nine soldiers and plenty of military gear while cruising at high speeds. The vehicle will also need to fit into a CH-47 Chinook helicopter, be sling-loaded by a Blackhawk helicopter, and tough enough to withstand some seriously rugged terrain.
While we won't see such an incredible vehicle on normal roads anytime soon, the US Army hopes to get about 650 of these impressive squad vehicles sometime in 2020.
You can find your off-road dream machine at Fuller Chevrolet GMC Truck.
Posted on August 30, 2019 September 3, 2019
The All-New 2020 Chevrolet Silverado HD Gets Exciting Upgrades
The Chevrolet Silverado is already a popular and impressive model, thanks to its powerful performance and capability. Now, Chevrolet is introducing the all-new 2020 Chevrolet Silverado HD, which has all the fantastic features of past models and more.
For the 2020 model year, the exterior of the Chevrolet Silverado HD has new standard towing mirrors to make towing a breeze. The mirrors have a forward-facing spot lamp, side-view mounted cameras and a four-bar-link system.
The truck's bed has also been improved. The BedStep system makes it easier for drivers to gain access to the bed. The available 120-volt power outlet, available automatic two-speed transfer case and power up-and-down liftgate also enhance the bed.
Two strong powertrains are available for the 2020 Silverado HD. The standard 6.6-liter gasoline V8 engine pairs with a six-speed automatic transmission to reach 401 horsepower and 464 lb-ft of torque. For an immense amount of power, the 6.6-liter turbodiesel V8 engine pairs with a 10-speed automatic transmission to achieve 445 horsepower and 910 lb-ft of torque.
We at Fuller Chevrolet GMC have proudly added the 2020 Chevrolet Silverado HD to our lot. Take the truck out for a test drive and try out the innovative new features for yourself.
Chevrolet Silverado Pace Truck Debuts at Daytona 500
Chevrolet made waves at the 61st annual Daytona 500 this weekend when the brand brought the first-ever Chevrolet Silverado pace truck to the track. Trucks have never before been used as the opening pace car for the race, meaning the all-new 2019 Silverado made its mark on history last month when two-time champion Dale Earnhardt, Jr. drove it around the track.
The pace truck, equipped with a 6.2-liter V8 engine under the hood, churned out a maximum 420 horsepower. However, that wasn't the most powerful Silverado to make its way to Daytona Beach. The new 2019 Chevrolet RST also debuted on the race track as part of the NASCAR Gander Outdoors Truck Series. Based on the Chevrolet Silverado TrailBoss trim, the RST is one of the most award-winning pickup trucks on the track to date.
The weekend of Feb. 13-15 was an exciting one for NASCAR fans overall, but especially for the Chevrolet pickup truck lineup. The event enabled the new 2019 Chevrolet Silverado pace truck to reach a wider audience.
With a range of powerful engines and off-roading features, there's plenty of options to make the Silverado more powerful and fun to drive. Stop by Fuller Chevrolet GMC Truck to experience the Silverado truck firsthand.
Redesigned GMC Sierra HD Coming for 2020
The GMC Sierra 1500 debuted a refreshed design last year, and now its big brother is next in line for an upgrade. The 2020 Sierra Heavy Duty pickup truck will feature many of the added technologies found on its smaller sibling, but with all the capability and toughness associated with the heavy-duty truck segment.
Some of these technologies included in the redesigned GMC Sierra HD are the ProGrade Trailering System, rear-camera mirror, and MultiPro six-function tailgate. Drivers who pair the exclusive trailering system with the 6.6-liter Duramax diesel engine will find their truck capable of towing up to 30,000 pounds. The engine option, mated to a 10-speed Allison transmission, churns out 445 horsepower and 910 lb-ft of torque.
More information is still forthcoming about the GMC Sierra HD. We eagerly await information on a new gasoline engine, which is reportedly on the way. A video featuring the 2020 Sierra Denali HD equipped with the fifth-wheel towing package showed it hauling a 225,000-pound, 80-foor yacht, hinting that we may see a huge increase in towing capacity in the near future.
The new GMC Sierra HD will also see the inclusion of new 2020 AT4 models, GMC's off-road truck lineup. While the AT4 brand has been offered on the Sierra 1500 before, it will soon extend to the 2020 GMC Sierra HD.
If you're interested in getting your hands on the next-gen Sierra 1500 or the 2019 Sierra HD let Fuller Chevrolet GMC Truck know.


Our winter show is confirmed as Into The Woods Jr, an extremely challenging but quite amazing Sondheim Production. This will take place on Sunday December 15th at 7pm. It will be performed at our usual venue of Braintree Arts Theatre. Check their website soon as tickets will be available very soon. Remember we sold out within weeks last year!
Friday June 28th and Saturday June 29th, Sirius Young Performers Variety showcase. Get to see our young performers demonstrate their talents from impersonations and monologues to dance pieces and songs. Friday will be an informal affair with a fish and chip supper, Saturday will be a theatre style production. Both will take place from 7pm at Felsted Memorial Hall. Check back here or Facebook for details of booking soon. Prices will be from £5 excluding fish and chips.
Classes start again! January 30th then every Wednesday 4.15-6.45pm. Classes will now run throughout the year in conjunction with state school term time.
Casting date announced for our Summer Show. Everyone welcome, all levels of ability. Just bring comfy clothes, shoes, drinks, snack and bags of enthusiasm. See you at Felsted Memorial Hall Saturday January 12th 1-5pm. It would help us to optimise the casting time if you could fill out our appointments form and we will send you our performer application form in turn. Please like our Facebook page to keep in touch. We look forward to meeting new performers.
Sirius Young Performers are pleased to announce the next show will be Into The Woods Jr and will be performed in December 2019.
Sirius Young Performers are pleased to announce our winter show. It will be ELF THE MUSICAL JR on Sunday the 16th of December in the evening at Braintree Performing Arts Theatre. Auditions and casting will take place at Felsted Memorial Hall on Saturday the 9th June form 11am to 4pm. Come along and give it a go. Our current team did and they are looking forward to performing Peter Pan in July. Whether you are with us now or not, whether you have experience or not, it doesn't matter. All we ask is that you have a desire to perform, are keen to learn and above all have fun and make new friends. Make sure to wear comfortable shoes and clothes and bring a packed lunch and plenty of water with you. Check out our Facebook page to see more of what we are up to. We look forward to meeting you on the day.
Lessons and rehearsals for this event will be on Wednesday evenings from 4.15pm until 6.45 pm with 15 minutes before and after the session to talk to the team should you so wish. The cost will be £14.50 per session (payable 4 weekly in advance), with school Easter Holidays off. They will be taking place at the Felsted Memorial Hall, the same venue as the Workshops and Auditions.


For those who love dark chocolate and fresh cream, there's no better treat than Caprice, a star of the Neuhaus dark chocolate collection. These 12 Caprices are sure to impress, especially in their elegant Prestige gift box (please note that color will vary from image).
Caprice is composed of a traditional artisan nougatine hand-filled with smooth Madagascar vanilla fresh cream and coated with dark chocolate. The elegant combination of flavors and textures is extraordinary.
This legendary praline with its unique shape was created for the 1958 World Expo in Brussels. The name Caprice refers to a quote by the French star actress Brigitte Bardot.
Designed exclusively for our online store, this set is sure to be a favorite of dark chocolate lovers.
Ingredients: sugar, cocoa mass, butter, glucose syrup, hazelnuts, butter oil, cocoa butter, emulsifier: soya lecithin, flavours, salt, enzyme: invertase, vanilla, vegetable oil, acid (citric acid), water.


text:
February 4, 2019 by Simon Sweetman
Tiny Ruins: Olympic Girls
Tiny Ruins
Olympic Girls
Ba Da Bing!
Where the first two full-lengthers and EPs felt like Tiny Ruins was merely the name of a project to house the songs of the very talented Hollie Fullbrook, the proof of the live shows has been the slow-simmering of Tiny Ruins The Band – its members fully integrating across the records to date to arrive now, together at Olympic Girls. A subtly captivating slice of magic that uses the great skills of Hollie's near-perfect voice, superb fingerpicking and evocative, metaphorical lyrics to promote a now very-full band sound.
This is the best from Tiny Ruins. As it should be in an artist's career – each record should improve, should seek new ground. And so it is here. And it's thanks not just to Fullbrook but to bassist Cass Basil, keyboardist Finn Scholes, drummer Alex Freer and guitarist/multi-instrumentalist Tom Healy.
We open in familiar territory – with the title track referencing Fullbrook's love of Nick Drake in the guitar line but with a vocal that is more the continuation of the Tiny Ruins/Hamish Kilgour EP; the first proof that Tiny Ruins was seeking to move outside of the perfect box its sound had been contained in.
Here we also hear the lithe band in support – this is a backing unit that has worked across several years to truly define the sound, to in fact become the sound. You can feel different moving parts but the sound arrives as if it's one whole unit, thinking and moving together.
Much of the tone and mood of Olympic Girls is such that you have to think back to the pastoral folk meets sepia-toned psychedelia of the late 1960s – were it not for Tiny Ruins already being on the radar of so many you could almost make a case for this as being some lost classic, those folk/prog-type records that reissue labels unearth and everyone's then in the race to say that, actually, they remember the name from 1968 or 1972 they just 'never got around' to getting the vinyl LP the first time…
School of Design, also a link back to the earliest Tiny Ruins material in some ways, presents a Leonard Cohen-style of intro and vocal melody with Fullbrook subverting the spoken-sung Cohen trope, creating a beguiling song out of – seemingly – nothing. Such is her magic touch.
It's the third song, How Much, where we start to hear the 'new sound', time spent with Bic Runga and Neil Finn has rubbed off; Fullbrook seems the sort of writer to always have her notebook on her, to be forever re-collecting then reshaping mental notes.
And there is an inescapable comparison to Laura Marling – here it's most noticeable on Sparklers and Bounty; it's in that voice and fingerpicking, the combination. And there's nothing wrong with that comparison by the way, Marling is The Gold Standard as far as I'm concerned. She's going in the time-capsule; she's one of the very best. For Tiny Ruins to be anywhere near her is the highest compliment, well, that's how it's mean from me at least.
It's the moments on this album such as One Million Flowers where the true depth is explored though – gorgeous sunshine-textures in place of the autumnal hues of introspection. This is Fullbrook and Tiny Ruins opening the window of the bedsit, not just peeking around the corner but taking a big stroll through the garden.
By the time of the closer, Cold Enough to Climb, the mercurial waves of this music are still rolling – it's something to be swept away by, to be swept away with. A nearly perfect album. The best Tiny Ruins music to date.
That I can't quite accurately describe my feelings listening to this album – why I think it's so good, so very wonderful – is in fact the true power of its secret magic.
You can support Off The Tracks via PressPatron
Posted in Blog, Reviews and tagged with Album Review, Alex Freer, Ba Da Bing!, Cass Basil, Finn Scholes, Hollie Fullbrook, Laura Marling, Olympic Girls, Tiny Ruins, Tiny Ruins: Olympic Girls, Tom Healy, You can support Off The Tracks via PressPatron. RSS 2.0 feed.
« The 1001 Albums Challenge # 121: Jungle Brothers – "Done By The Forces of Nature"
Sweetman Podcast: Episode 154 – Peter Wells »
One Response to Tiny Ruins: Olympic Girls
Pingback: RNZ Reviews: January 2019


text:
Home > Positions > Associate Professor Jobs >
Switzerland Associate Professor Jobs
Find associate professor jobs in Switzerland. The listed associate professor jobs are from the Switzerland universities and research institutes and cover different fields, so you can choose your interests.
3 Associate Professor Jobs in Switzerland - February, 2023
Associate Professor (or Assistant Professor with tenure track) in European Studies
University of Geneva (UNIGE), Switzerland
The incumbent will become Director of the "Dusan Sidjanski Centre of Competence in European Studies". He/she will be responsible for developing and directing the research programme of the Centre, o...
Associate or Ass. Prof. tenure track in Experimental Climate and Environmental Physics
University of Bern, Switzerland
Division for Climate and Environmental Physics (CEP) of the Physics Institute, University of Bern. The candidates will develop an internationally recognized research program in the (isotopic) study...
Tenure Track Assistant Professor towards Associate Professor in Microbial cell biology
University of Lausanne, UNIL, Switzerland
Presentation The Faculty of Biology and Medicine (FBM) of the University of Lausanne is inviting applications for the position of: Tenure Track Assistant Professor towards Associate Professor in M...


Educators have long been some of the most intrepid users of AR technology, seeking out innovative ways to engage young people with the technologies and devices they most enjoy engaging with. Kim Maslin is no exception - with an impressive track record of integrating digital technology into her lesson plans and book releases, helping young people engage with a wide array of important topics.
The 'Layered Report', produced in collaboration by Zappar, Neuro-Insight and Mindshare UK, showcases research that demonstrates AR's power to aid memory retention and heighten visual attention - key facets of learning.
James Wright: Hi Kim, great to speak to you again! Could you start us off with an overview of 'The Surfing Penguin' and your background as an educator?
Kim Maslin: So 'The Surfing Penguin' is a selection of four short stories, each featuring an Australian animal experiencing life as a primary school aged young person. It follows their experiences as they learn how to navigate the online world in a safe and healthy way.
Each story focuses on a key issue of online safety, such as how to deal with viewing inappropriate content when that inevitably crops up, cyberbullying, online gaming and the issues of trolling and the risks of sharing personal information online, such as your location. So it complements the series of issues discussed in 'The Tweeting Galah' book.
I feel like the age group I'm targeting, particularly those in the seven to eleven-year-old group - they're just so saturated with games and other forms of interactive media. So if you can find a way to bring that into the classroom in a positive way - into learning, into reading - it just really enhances their engagement and from that, the learning outcomes too.
KM: That's right - it's about finding ways for young people to use their devices in constructive, meaningful ways. I'm passionate about educating young people about how to do that.
KM: I was working in a school at the time and doing my own cyber safety workshops for parents. I felt at the time that parents were still feeling very overwhelmed and a lot of the content was really focused on children aged 13 and up - there was very little content on this topic for the kind of seven to eleven age range.
JW: We've spoken before about your previous book - 'The Tweeting Galah' - how has the AR you've incorporated this time built upon that experience?
KM: It's definitely evolved. With 'The Tweeting Galah', I made all the experiences myself and a shout to you guys - the interface with ZapWorks Designer was super easy to use! For this latest book, I really wanted to evolve the AR element - to make it more sophisticated and playful. I was fortunate enough to be able to hire an AR developer to work on this project with me. I had ideas about how I wanted the AR to be used and was able to make those a reality.
'The Surfing Penguin' adds more sophisticated and engaging AR experiences to its pages compared to its predecessors, particularly through leveraging ZapWorks Studio's face tracking functionality.
Particularly in education here in Australia, we are seeing increasing use of digital technologies in the classroom, but AR is still something many young people have never got to experience in their own lives - so it's novel and inspiring for them.
To engage and excite young readers, 'The Surfing Penguin' uses ZapWorks Studio's face tracking feature to create fast-loading selfie opportunities, that enhance an emotional connection to the character's experience.
Something that Marc implemented with ZapWorks Studio that's really emblematic of this is age-gating the social share function when readers are invited to take a selfie using the book's face filters. You can save a photo to your phone but attempting to share will ask for the user's age - making both young people and their carers aware of the permissions and restrictions associated with sharing content online. So I guess that's a way of my book walking the walk, not just talking the talk!
KM: Definitely - I think a lot of parents can understandably feel overwhelmed by the technology that young people have access to, so it can be hard for them to draw up sensible guidelines around their children using smart devices in the way you would in other circumstances.
Kim Maslin's latest book uses AR to highlight key cyber safety issues through mini-games, including this ingenious online nickname generator that encourages young people to keep their personal information private online.
JW: So you had some assistance with creating this project in ZapWorks Studio - how have you found creating with ZapWorks previously?
JW: How did that creative relationship with Marc work - how was it communicating your ideas to an AR designer?
We worked predominantly over email - I showed him the stories and explained what I wanted to achieve and he just made it happen with ZapWorks Studio! I wanted to be really creative with it and make something young people would have fun interacting with and Marc really got that.
Both of my previous books are available on my website, but recently they've been made available on a lot of popular worldwide online marketplaces, so we can reach a market beyond Australia. With the success it's seen in primary schools in particular, I'm keen to push this further as a learning tool and linking it to my free online lesson resources for teachers, to keep building up the community around the books. So I'd be looking to include these AR-enabled trading cards with the teaching packs so they can be used as classroom rewards, or for early finishers - experiences to enjoy and have a bit of fun with.
But I'd also really like to see these being leveraged as a learning opportunity. For example, if young people have experienced a story with a character having to cope with cyberbullying, being able to take a selfie as that character and making an expression just like the character would have felt, is a really engaging way for young people to take that message on. So they aren't just writing an answer to 'how does the character feel?', they're experiencing it and actioning that through AR. That builds empathy and a deeper connection with the characters.
'The Surfing Penguin', the latest AR-enabled book in Kim Maslin's 'The Tweeting Galah' educational series is now available worldwide.
As the challenges facing young people evolve in our digital world, so too must the way we reach out and engage with them. AR is a fantastic way to do that - illuminating print at home or in the classroom, leveraging the smart devices young people are comfortable interacting with for a positive purpose. Getting started with AR creation is really easy with ZapWorks - whether it's with our intuitive drag n' drop Designer toolkit or our powerful and most feature-rich Studio product - no code required and with a 30-day free trial for you to see for yourself. Our huge range of handy documentation is on-hand to get you started, including detailed walkthroughs and in-depth video guides. There's also our friendly ZapWorks community over on our Forum - a great place to get feedback, be inspired by our creators or reach out to our expert support staff.


24.And I think a good musician should play and everyone like it. Not only in beginner, like it or not only in the...the only the expert like it, but, really, everyone. The things that, if you really play the best you can and alsoto play really your entire heart, you just pull that entirething out into the keyboard. And then you make the music really flowing to their hearts, in a very natural way. I think they will appreciate of that, and they will really think of today as a beautiful day. I think as we will have a good dream for next couple of days, and good feelings. And when you have good feelings, you have a better life.
80.LANG LANG's advice to young aspiring pianists: "If you believe in yourself and you go for it, I think you get it all. Most young people, when they start playing the piano, don't have enough confidence. They are talented, but they don't realize it. So you need to be confident and don't be afraid. "Just go for it."


text:
The Ottawa Citizen, Sept 8, 2003, Jay Stone
Enjoying the perks of 'Mr. Darcy'
British actor Colin Firth finds lots of benefits to being typecast in the Pride and Prejudice role
Colin Firth wants you to know that he is not Mark Darcy.
His children do not call him Mr. Darcy. His private life is not lived in drawing rooms. He does not want to be buried in a Victorian smoking jacket, the way Bela Lugosi insisted on being dressed in his Dracula cape in the grave.
Still, the British actor with the charming voice and impeccable manners is forever associated with Mr. Darcy, the love interest in the BBC adaptation of Jane Austen's Pride and Prejudice and the rival for Renée Zellweger's hand in Bridget Jones's Diary, not to mention the upcoming sequel.
It's a burden he is happy to bear.
"I would say the perks are stronger than the adverse effects," Firth said yesterday during a round of Toronto film festival interviews to promote his latest movie, Girl With A Pearl Earring. In that film, he plays Johannes Vermeer, the 17th-century Dutch painter. The movie is historical fiction and speculates on how Vermeer came to create the famous painting of the title, the portrait of a young girl turning to look provocatively at the viewer. The answer has something to do with rising star Scarlett Johansson, who plays an alluringly innocent maid in the Vermeer household.
Firth's role is almost silent; his Vermeer has long hair and a week-old beard, and he works quiet hours in his studio obsessing over colours. He is not Mark Darcy, but neither, says Firth, is the role a real departure for him.
"I don't think it's enough of a departure to call it a departure," he enunciates in a voice that was trained for the British stage before it found its place in a series of romantic films. "I've played a fairly taciturn character in period drama before. But not quite like this."
Because not much is known about Vermeer, Firth had to invent him from looking at his paintings—which are so scattered around the world that the prospect of "visiting all the Vermeers in the world" is used as a synonym for wide travel in the film Hannibal—and reading about his life.
"The tacit nature of the character has been drawn somewhat on the tacit nature of the paintings. You have this sense of quiet in the work wi thin what must have necessarily been a chaotic household. There's no question about it, with 11 children running around. It was an active world. He grew up in a pub. The beer consumption was enormous. This was a world that wasn't as calm and tranquil as the paintings might lead you to believe."
Firth said he found both the paintings and the character elusive, which was what drew him to a role in a movie that he thinks is a risk: will people want to watch a slow-moving story, designed as beautifully as a Dutch masterpiece, about how a famous painting was created?
It's the kind of risk that Firth's success has allowed him to take. And the success is mostly due to the non-elusive Mr. Darcy.
"He's certainly taken over my public life, and interviews. And he helps me get a table in a restaurant. ... I doubt if I would be doing Girl With A Pearl Earring right now if it wasn't for Mark Darcy."
The actor—who co-stars in the upcoming Love, Actually with Hugh Grant, Emma Thompson and Liam Neeson, which had a work-in-progress screening at the festival last night—says there's no concern about being typecast in the Darcy role.
"It's bigger than me anyway. It's fine. As long as it's not stopping me doing other things, which it clearly isn't at the moment. My own experience has felt very varied through it all. I would say it's very much an asset that's enabled me to be employed. It gives me a living. And it gives me a little bit of choice. It means I'm a little more feasible."
The Austen role has turned Firth into something of an unlikely sex symbol: Mr. Darcy's charm and commitment to love, as well as Firth's wavy-haired good looks, have engaged thousands of female fans. Firth says he has heard this mentioned before, but he still has the grace to blush.
"People have told me that sort of thing. Anybody would be flattered. I have pretty well the same reaction as any guy. Where do you meet these people?"
His mysterious Vermeer may not provoke the same reactions -- the long hair, the subject matter, the non-romantic tone make it unlikely -- although he plays the role with the same undercurrent of decency familiar in all his performances. He says that he looks for that in all his characters because it's an actor's responsibility to humanize the people he inhabits.
Firth, who lives in London with his wife, grew up in a crowd of art students, but he says he was the only one who didn't really understand visual art. He didn't know what he was supposed to look at in a painting. "I panicked a little," he says. "It didn't move, it didn't speak, it didn't sing, it had no narrative, and so I used to wonder where this impact was supposed to come from."
He understood the impact for the first time when he walked into the Rothko Room of the Tate Museum in London one day years ago and was struck by the enormous canvases of Mark Rothko. Vermeer, he says, is the other artist who engages him, although in a different way.
"Vermeer is much more obtuse in a way, much more inaccessible. And also there's a whole bunch of paintings of women with jugs of water and writing letters, and there's nothing interesting particularly in the subject matter. It's all in the common currency. Other people in his town were painting the same images over and over again. So there's just something in the way he did it."
Return to Articles List


text:
Q: Is there a way to determine if a Mac has more than one mouse attached? I'm looking for a way to determine if the Mac running my game has more than one mouse attached. The typical real world example is a MacBook (with built in trackpad) with an external mouse connected.
My game has different control set ups for common configurations like keyboard+mouse, just keyboard (e.g., a MacBook with just the trackpad, no mouse) and gamepad. Ideally I'll be able to detect this in the game and set the controls accordingly.
I'm planning to support Mac OS 10.7+.
Is there a Cocoa (or non-Cocoa) API I can use to get this information?
For reference, I've ask (and got an answer) for a similar question for Windows-based computers.

A: you should deal with IOKit... the following sample enumerates all the USB devices connected to the system, you can use that to see if there's a pointing device attached:
#include <IOKit/IOKitLib.h>
#include <IOKit/usb/IOUSBLib.h>

int main(int argc, const char *argv[])
{
    CFMutableDictionaryRef matchingDict;
    io_iterator_t iter;
    kern_return_t kr;
    io_service device;

    /* set up a matching dictionary for the class */
    matchingDict = IOServiceMatching(kIOUSBDeviceClassName);
    if (matchingDict == NULL)
    {
        return -1; // fail
    }

    /* Now we have a dictionary, get an iterator.*/
    kr = IOServiceGetMatchingServices(kIOMasterPortDefault, matchingDict, &iter);
    if (kr != KERN_SUCCESS)
    {
        return -1;
    }

    /* iterate */
    while ((device = IOIteratorNext(iter)))
    {
        /* do something with device, eg. check properties */
        /* ... */
        /* And free the reference taken before continuing to the next item */
        IOObjectRelease(device);
    }

   /* Done, release the iterator */
   IOObjectRelase(iter);
   return 0;
}

The internal trackpad should be seen as an attached USB device but I'm not sure about that...

A: I ended up using ManyMouse, a cross-platform library for detecting the number of mice attached to a computer. On OSX it uses HIDManager to detect mice. Once it's built getting the number of mice attached to the system is a one-liner:
const int available_mice = ManyMouse_Init();

redpajama_set_name: RedPajamaStackExchange


Coming into its series against No. 14 Michigan, Michigan State hockey was trying to bounce back.
It had lost six of seven games, finally snapping a six-game skid against Minnesota on Nov. 24 in the second game of that road series. And since the Spartans were playing the in-state rival Wolverines, a good weekend would have even more meaning.
Michigan leads the all-time series, which is most-played rivalry in college hockey. But this weekend, it was Michigan State that got the upper hand earning five out of six possible points.
The Spartans capped the series win Saturday night, taking a shootout after the teams had played to a 1-1 tie at U-M's Yost Arena. Senior forward Brennan Sanford beat Michigan freshman goaltender Strauss Mann with the winner in the final round.
The wins came despite U-M outshooting MSU 46-29 on Friday and 40-19 on Saturday.
That good feeling from winning the shootout may help propel the Spartans through the rest of the Big Ten schedule. Despite dropping four of their eight non-conference games to start the season and then getting swept by Notre Dame to open conference play, Michigan State is now trending back up since losing 7-2 to Minnesota on Nov. 23.
With talented players like junior forward Taro Hirose, who has 23 points through 14 games, the Spartans have the pieces to make a statement in the Big Ten.
But the Big Ten is a talented conference this year, and Michigan State will have to build on its sweep of Michigan to vault itself into the national conversation.
"We had a little slide there and we lost a few games in a row," Cole said. "As long as we take the same approach that we come out Monday and work on getting better and keep moving things forward, I think that's what momentum is. It's just getting a little better.


Aventurine is composed of SiO2 and might contain presences of Pyrite, Hematite, and Mica. Aventurine's crystalline construction is hexagonal through prismatic crystals striated Crossway. It is a transparent crystal with a vitreous luster with a Mohs hardness of 7. Specific Gravity is in between 2.64 and 2.69 and Refractive Index (R.I.) – 1.55.
Aventurine is a compacted diversity of Quartz or Chalcedony comprising of small flakes or scales that provide a shining effect. The inclusions are typically Muscovite mica however, may furthermore be Hematite or Goethite. However the color of Aventurine is most frequently associated with a greenish color. It can furthermore have additional colors, for example, gray, orange, or brown. However, colors other than green are rare and seldom used as gemstones or ornate material.
Aventurine gemstones could range from a light to dark green color. The green dyeing agent of Green Aventurine is Fuschite, which is a chromium-rich diversity of Muscovite. The Fuschite is typically finely comprised within the Quartz, occasionally very heavily. For this cause, Aventurine is sometimes categorized as a rock. Meanwhile, it is technically a blend of two minerals. Many experts still treat Aventurine as a diversity of Quartz due to the fact that the Fuschite is more probably an inclusion somewhat than a mineral blend. Aventurine stone comprises the crystal Fuchsite which is a method of Mica. This is what provides it the glittering effect everybody is used to seeing in green aventurine.
The shimmering or glistening effect displayed on Aventurine is recognized as aventurescence. This effect could be weak or more strong, dependent on the size and concentration of the inclusion. The color of Aventurine could also vary founded on the inclusion, and a distinct gemstone might have a lighter or darker color zone. Most Aventurine has a sandy or sugary feel in a natural state; however, this is typically removed when refined into a stone. The precision levels of aventurine quartz range from a little transparent to opaque. Examples that are impervious are mostly the outcome of over-plentiful fuchsite inclusion. Aventurine quartz contains vitreous luster while cut and polished, though because of its coarse state it displays a very coarse texture.
Many use this stone for crystal healing as it is believed to benefit the connective tissue, thymus gland, and the nervous system. It balances blood pressure as well as excites metabolism, dropping cholesterol as well as may be useful in stopping arteriosclerosis and heart attacks. Aventurine reconciles the adrenals, sinuses, lungs, heart as well as muscular plus urogenital systems. This stone helps ease stammers plus severe neuroses. Many people strongly have faith in the powers of this stone. Men generally wear Aventurine rings while women make pendants of it. Aventurine would be a great addition to your collection.


text:
Women's World Cup: Perfect start for Maren Mjelde and Maria Thorisdottir as Norway win their opening match
Chelsea Women's Maren Mjelde and Maria Thorisdottir plus our latest signing, Guro Reiten, all got off to a good start in the Women's World Cup after beating African champions Nigeria 3-0.
Norway came away with three well-deserved points tonight after netting three goals inside the first half in Reims. They made it evidently difficult for the Nigerian defence, and their energetic attacking style paid off early on in the game. They took the lead after 18 minutes courtesy of Reiten, who gave us a flavour of what to expect from her in a Chelsea shirt next season. From a clever corner she received, the midfielder unleashed a fierce close-range shot which deflected off Nigerian defender, Onome Ebi to help it on its way in.
The latest addition to Emma Hayes' squad was also in on the action for the second goal, she picked up the ball in the final third and threaded through striker Lisa-Marie Utland, which enabled her team-mate to blast an unstoppable shot past Nigeria's no.1.
Just three minutes later, the Scandinavians lead was extended due to an unfortunate own goal – Nigeria's centre-back, Osinachi Ohale, failed to clear an incoming ball from the right side and regrettably poked it past Tochukwu Oluehi who had no hope in goal.
The second half was less lively as the Norwegians sat back safe in the knowledge that victory was secure. Although Nigeria's strike force continued to push forward, they struggled to break down Norway's stern defence, with skipper Mjelde and Thorisdottir being the strong centre-half pairing taking no prisoners
Tonight's victory means that Norway have won an impressive seven out of eight opening World Cup matches, with the only time they lost was back in 1991 against China.
Player of the match Reiten said afterwards: 'It's fantastic, now we just have to keep going.
'I don't think I have played any better matches. It's always very exciting to play in a World Cup and the first five or 10 minutes are a bit chaotic and things happened very fast, but after that we got into the game and it went really well.
'I want a medal but we have many hard matches in front of us, but we will try to do everything we can and play our best.'
The win puts Norway in good stead for their last two Group A matches against tournament hosts France and Ji So-Yun's South Korea.


Sorry if I've missed a thread for this but I didnt see one. Maryland shall issue posted a petition against the bills this session at change.org a couple hours ago. At about 1000 signatures right now. Lets get those numbers up.
I clicked on the link and got an error message.?
Works for me but try this one.
This is the MSI page at change.org. You can also access the petition from there.
Share it with anyone you know who will sign.
The first time, I got an error message; tried again, and it went through.
Thanks, MSI, for getting this started !


The Escapist was asked to come to the St. Regis Hotel during GDC 2010 to get a sneak peek at a new action title. Hunted: The Demon's Forge takes place in a beautifully rich environment with which many gamers are familiar, the classic dungeon crawl. The third person action combat focuses on cooperative tactics and the exploration and puzzles you can expect from delving into the depths. While the game is published by Bethesda, it is being designed by Brian Fargo's inXile Entertainment. Fargo, one of the original founders of Interplay, is overseeing development but Hunted is being directed by Maxx Kaufman while the game's executive producer is Matt Findlay. There is no word yet on when Hunted will be released but it is planned to come out on the Xbox 360, the PS3 and the PC.
The relationship between Elara and Caddoc is a big part of Hunted. They are longtime partners (but not romantically involved) always looking for a buck and the pair is sent to a town by a strange spirit named Seraphim. The two are close, and you get a sense of their relationship from the quippy things they say to each other, which are really pretty funny. They play against type, with the female being much more bloodthirsty and aggressive while the fighter is more cautious. Elara is an elf and although she can use a melee weapon, all of her special skills are used with her bow, such as frost arrows. Caddoc is a melee fighter and all his skills are close range, but he can wield a crossbow when needed. If the pair bring crystals back to Seraphim, they can both unlock magic spells such as Hellfire which can blow up waves of ghouls or skeletons. You can use the spells offensively like a fireball, or you can use magic to charge up your partner's weapon for a short time.
While Caddoc is effective as a front line fighter, Elara must search for high ground to support him. "She has all of the ranged skills, she has a melee attack but it's kind of weak, and they both have the magic abilities in which they are equally powerful," the producer Matt Findlay told us. "It's about how all those things fit together and using the different strategies against the enemies. With all of the enemies having their own strengths and weaknesses, you have to figure what's the best combination of your skills to go take them on."
Obviously, teamwork between the two characters is important. Findlay and Maxx Kaufman were playing the demo and there was a lot of verbal communication between the two of them. We heard a lot of "Watch out behind you" and "Here's a shield if you need one" and "I'm down."
In the case of the latter, they showed us Hunted's consumable system. You can hold up to 3 potions at one time and, in a nice detail, they are visibly present on your belt. But not only can you drink the potion, you can also throw it at your partner to revive them. Also, Caddoc's shields often get destroyed by enemies and he must replace them by scavenging the battle field.


Solar PV Cells – Which One is Right For You?
Put all these factors together and what you get (and what buyers are most interested in) is how efficient PV cells are at converting solar light into electricity. In other words, buyers want the most bang for their buck or the greatest amount of electricity delivered for the lowest cost. So which type of solar panel really delivers in this front?
For this reason, many buyers opt for polycrystalline cells which are second in efficiency. They are one of the most widely used technologies of all. Polycrystalline cells deliver high efficiency but at a slightly lower upfront cost than its monocrystalline cousin. And polycrystalline works best for smaller surface areas, making it another ideal option for residential customers with smaller roofs.
But if you live in a warm climate and your roof has some shade cover, don't overlook amorphous silicon. These cells aren't as efficient as some others, but they operate well in areas with high temperatures and with partial shading caused by things like trees or other buildings.
Tolerance – Tolerance refers to the likelihood that a solar panel will achieve its full output. For instance, a solar panel with a negative tolerance may not be able to reach its 200 watt rating. Conversely a positive tolerance panel may be able to exceed its 200 watt potential.
Temperature co-efficient – Solar panels can be susceptible to intense heat and not work quite as efficiently at different temperatures. The lower the temperature co-efficient is, the better a panel performs in high heat.
PID resistance – Potential-induced degradation (PID) is a phenomenon that causes power loss under certain climatic conditions. Look for a solar panel will little or no PID.
LID resistance – Similarly, light induced degradation (LID) is a process whereby light can actually destabilize and degrade a solar PV system over time, thereby reducing its output. A good solar panel will have little or no LID.
Durability – No matter how cost-effective a solar PV system is, the durability is another incredibly important factor to consider. A product's durability is typically measured by the manufacturer's guarantee or by the contractor's warranty. The best solar panels should have a warranty of twenty-five years.
Before you do anything, talk to a trained professional about the different options available to you. It all depends on what your budget is and what your needs are. Happy hunting for solar PV!


Let's make something people actually need, not what we think they should need.
We'll draw the map and go on the journey together. The content is the experience.
Learn UX writing, develop your voice, go deeper. Off-the-shelf or custom for you.
I can help design concepts, build your product story, give life to your chatbot, name your buttons, and/or train your team. One of my specialties is helping organizations who aren't exactly sure what they need, which means you can send me anything from a detailed brief to a frantic SOS.
Together we'll create a sustainable process for designing the right words, for the right people, at the right time. You'll get the skills and tools to answer questions like, "Should users 'log in' or 'sign in'?" and "Should we ever be funny?" and back them up with best practices and data.
This is my thinkiest workshop. You'll get a deeper perspective on the relationship between design and archaeology, from an ethics perspective. Don't bring your product. Or, do.
You've nailed your value proposition, but what is the thing you made? Is it a tool, a platform, or a community? You've got the adjectives, but I can help you get the nouns and verbs. Do you log in? Sign up? Join?
This is a seminar that will help you think about inclusion without losing sight of issue of justice and transparency. You'll get strategies for better writing, and better arguments for inclusivity.


The biennial Australian Winter School conference is one of the largest events in the Queensland AOD sector calendar. The theme for the 2019 event is "Drugs: Pleasure, Medicine or Poison?" - exploring the grey areas of substance use beyond the usual polarised debate where substances are seen as either entirely good or entirely bad. The international keynote speaker will be Beau Kilmer, co-director of the RAND Drug Policy Research Centre in the United States. Beau has written extensively on the outcomes of drug law reform including cannabis legalisation, and supervised drug consumption facilities.
Beau Kilmer will be joined by Melbourne-based journalist and author Jenny Valentish, whose 2017 book "Woman of Substances: A Journey into Addiction and Treatment" looked at some of the driving factors behind alcohol and drug use, with a focus on women.
The call for abstracts has opened, with presentations on the over-arching streams of prevention, harm reduction and treatment. Abstracts are due by 5pm Friday 1 March.
For more information go to Winter School website.


text:
HomeSports NewsDaniel Jacobs Stops Julio Cesar Chavez Jr. Technically In 168 Pound debut
Daniel Jacobs Stops Julio Cesar Chavez Jr. Technically In 168 Pound debut
The former two time middleweight titlist Daniel Jacobs made a successful debut at middleweight with a fifth round stoppage victory over Julio Cesar Chavez Jr., who ended the fight in his corner on Friday evening at Talking Stick Resort Arena in Phoenix, Arizona.
The referee Wes Melton was forced to end the fight after five rounds after a reports of a broken nose from Chavez Jr. corner and the whole performance and stoppage wasn't taken well by the audience, who expressed their unhappiness with boos and threw flying debris into the ring in protest .
The build up to the fight was more of a mess from the Chavez's end, starting from his skipping a pre-fight random drug test drug test regulated by the Nevada State Athletic Commission, which prompted his temporary suspension and the change of Venue from Las Vegas to Phoenix, Arizona.
The fight was later allowed to go through after Chavez Jr. acquired a temporary restraining order against the Nevada State Athletic Commission (NSAC) after a legal battle and after that, a negotiation with Jacob's team to change the weight limit from the usual 168 pounds to 173 pounds catch-weight.
Jacobs still made the scale at super middleweight limit of 167.5, while Chavez Jr. made 172.5 but was significantly larger than and Jacobs testified to that fact after the fight.
"I just wanted to get acclimated to the punches," admitted Jacobs, who took a couple of rounds to get untracked. "It was my first time fighting… this was the biggest I've ever been in my career. I wanted to make sure I could take the punches."
The first few rounds were in favor of Chavez Jr., who seemed very settled from the opening bell, while the former middleweight titlist Jacobs patiently fought from the outside and continued that way through the first two rounds.
In the third round, Chavez Jr. took the center of the ring looking for openings but Jacobs just made sure to play along with his teams game plan using utilizing lateral movement and using shake of boxing and a flashy body attack, sneaking in ones in a while to land some combinations.
Jacobs drew closer in the fourth round and preferred fighting in closed quarters and used body movements to land behind Chavez Jr. defense and towards the middle of the round, Chavez took a brief control over the fight, charging Jacobs to the ropes but nothing much was achieved after that.
The fifth round started with Chavez Jr. complaining of fouls. the referee only urged him to continue fighting and that he did, landed a few left hooks that briefly stunned Jacobs after the full three minutes, Chavez Jr. retired in his corner with a complain that he couldn't breath through his nose because of some Headbutt.
Chavez Jr. (51-4-1 (33KOs) who lost for the second time in three fights ran out of the ring after the confusion after the stoppage caused an adverse reaction from the Fans and it remains to be seen, whats next for him.
"I just want to savor this victory; [the fans] won't let me, though I know they don't blame me for this," said Jacobs, who improves to 36-3 (30KOs). "I did my part."
Daniel Jacobs won his first fight since winning a unanimous decision over Sergiy Derevyanchenko in October to earn a his reign as a middleweight champion. He Then lost the title in his first attempt to defend the title against Middleweight King Canelo Alvarez.
Saunders Will Definitely Give Canelo A Run For His Money – Haney
Rizin 15 Full Fight Card And Results
UFC Auckland Results – Dan Hooker Defeats Paul Felder Via Split Decision


text:
Vespa 150 TAP () — мотороллер Vespa с 75-мм безоткатным орудием М-20, разработанный для нужд французских ВДВ в 1956 году.

История
В разные времена и в разных странах осуществлялись смелые попытки скрещения различных артиллерийских систем с необычными и зачастую несоответствующими своей задаче транспортными средствами. Одним из наиболее курьёзных примеров является оснащение французскими оружейниками мотороллера Vespa (с одноцилиндровым двухтактным двигателем объёмом 145 см³ и максимальной скоростью 66 км/ч) 75-мм орудием безоткатного типа, на котором водитель мотороллера сидел во время поездки.

Такие мотороллеры предполагалось использовать парами: на одном из мотороллеров размещается орудие, на втором перевозятся снаряды. Мотороллеры можно было сбросить над территорией противника, а затем, уже на земле, привести их в боеспособное положение.

В настоящее время безоткатные орудия по большей части заменены противотанковыми гранатомётами, такими, например, как популярный в странах третьего мира РПГ-7. Зачастую гранатометчики пользуются кроссовыми мотоциклами с хорошей проходимостью. Такой вариант гораздо более практичен, так как гранатомётчик имеет возможность выстрелить в любую сторону практически сразу после остановки и после выстрела немедленно выйти из боя, вместо того, чтобы тратить время для извлечения орудия и его треноги из мотороллера, сборки, заряжания орудия и необходимости после выстрела либо оставить орудие и отъехать, либо тратить время на погрузку 52-килограммового орудия на мотороллер. Так как орудие является безоткатным выстрел возможен и без снятия с мотороллера, но в данном случае у стрелка практически нет возможности для прицеливания.

Литература
 History of the Vespa 150 TAP, with pictures
 Thrillingwonder.blogspot One Seriously Empowered Motorcycle.
 Big Bang Ricochet 023: France's Troupes Aéroportées
 Vespa P Series Maintenance & Repair

Самоходная артиллерия Франции
Самоходная артиллерия по алфавиту
Противотанковые САУ
Авиадесантные САУ
Безоткатные орудия
Суррогатные САУ
Уникальные артиллерийские орудия
Мотороллеры Италии
Мотоциклы военного назначения Франции
Мотоциклы по алфавиту

redpajama_set_name: RedPajamaWikipedia


I wonder what caused the current brouhaha about eating horsemeat.
I know horses are beautiful animals, but what is done with their carcasses when they die? I guess their hair is used, as are their hides, but what happens to their flesh? Does it become dog food?
At the end of World War II, my outfit was encamped on a farm just outside of Modena, Italy. A few of us became friendly with the farmer, his wife and his family. We would pay the wife to do our laundry and give the kids candy and the farmer cigarettes.
One day, the farmer invited me and one of my friends to supper. We were reluctant at first but finally decided he was trying to be nice to us so we accepted. After supper, we were sitting around sipping some superb wine, (homemade), and I happened to mention that they were lucky since most of the other people around had to eat horsemeat — if they could find it.
The farmer said, "What do you think you ate tonight?" I said, "Huh?" And he laughed.
Horsemeat, when properly prepared, is delicious.


We rent in the narrow streets of Sirolo not far from the nice town square known for its stunning display of the sea and the Conero promontory, typical apartment in an old building in white stone, on the second floor. The apartment consists of: day room and kitchen / dining room, bedroom, bedroom with bunk bed, bathroom. Convenient to all amenities (bars, restaurants, small grocery stores, clothing, evening walk, etc. etc.), mt.600 from the beach "URBAN" reached by frequent bus service or healthy walk through the woods in the country.
Equipment; color TV, refrigerator, fan blades, washing machine.
Apartment located in the centre of Sirolo.


Asian cuisine, spicy sausages, and any dishes that go well with beer.
Hardscrabble (Estate) Fauquier Co., on top of the Blue Ridge at an elevation of 1,100 to 1,300 feet on an eastern slope. Deep, well drained, volcanic-origin greenstone and granite soils. Lyre training. Vines planted in 1997.
A very long cold winter damaged some vines and delayed spring. A late start to spring can end up as a very late harvest. We were prepared to reduce our potential yields by removing a significant amount of the clusters in July. A smaller crop would ripen faster. However, July was beautiful. Dry, warm weather slowed the vine's vegetative growth. Instead of putting energy into producing more leaves, which will happen in a wet summer, the vines put their energy into ripening the grapes. We knew something good was going to happen when veraison occurred sooner (and faster) than expected. Spring and mid-summer lay the foundation of the vintage, but late August through mid-October determine the style, character, and quality of the wines. The beginning of harvest started in early September. It was typical of the "cat and mouse" picking strategies that we are all now accustomed to. A few days of sunny delightful weather followed by showers characterized the start of harvest. Mid-September to early October was our big break with very little rain and mild temperatures, although it remained somewhat cloudy. Ripening took its time with lower than average sugars and higher than average acids. Harvest dates: Riesling, September 9 and Vidal, September 21.
Riesling contributes aroma, tropical fruit and acidity; Vidal gives spice, weight, and structure. The two are fermented separately. Vidal is fermented warm (70F ) and Riesling cool (60F). The wine was bottled in May 2015. It is ready to drink after one or two years of bottle age. 51% Riesling and 49% Vidal. 12.0% alcohol. 10grams of residual sugar. 7.0 grams/ liter titratable acidity. 166 cases produced. Drink through 2018.


RDA Advantage is a marketing co-operative comprised of 13 of the largest independent redistributors in North America. Our membership allows us to combine superior local service with the reach of a national distributor. As a group, RDA offers access to 30 warehouses covering the United States and Canada. Their leadership creates the forum where members can negotiate with national Jan/San and Food Service companies thereby purchasing competitively. The organization also allows Callico exclusive regional access to popular labels, Advantage and Vintage brand products.
ISSA is the largest and most established trade association for commercial cleaning and is made up of over 6,000 members internationally. They include distributors, manufacturers, building service contractors, in-house cleaning and maintenance departments and manufacturer representative companies. ISSA hosts the industry's largest cleaning shows including the annual Interclean North America. ISSA promotes and informs members on the latest trends and technology and aims to be the leading resource for information, education, networking and business opportunities. They are also a powerful industry advocate in government issues that affect the cleaning industry.
NESSA is the New England affiliate of ISSA and shares a similar mission. Membership in this regional trade association is open to distributors, manufacturers and manufacturer representatives with offices in the New England states. NESSA focuses on education, training, industry advocacy and membership networking initiatives. They also support scholarship foundations and other charities. Each year Callico sponsors NESSA's main fundraising event—the Annual Charity Golf & Networking Event.
The SSWA is the premier wholesaler association for cleaning and maintenance products. Members assist one another and share information to support common goals. By monitoring trends, the SSWA can actively strategize and steers initiatives that will benefit the industry.
AIM is an association of state employers who support a public policy that encourages economic growth and opportunity. They are guided by the belief that only a vibrant, private-sector economy creates opportunity that binds the social, governmental, and economic foundations of our commonwealth. AIM focuses on worker and manager training and assisting members to navigate complex employment laws.


text:
North By Northwest Parent Guide
This film is heralded as one of director Alfred Hitchcock's greatest masterpieces.
Overall B
A case of mistaken identity forces Roger O. Thornhill (Cary Grant) to run for his life while trying to clear his name. This classic Hitchcock tale from 1959 is usually heading for suspense, while taking the occasional detour for some mild verbal sexual innuendo.
Release date September 26, 1959
Sexual Content C+
Profanity B+
Substance Use C
Why is North By Northwest rated Not Rated? The MPAA rated North By Northwest Not Rated
by Donna Gustafson
In North by Northwest, the hectic schedule of Roger O. Thornhill (Cary Grant) is about to move in an entirely new and more frantic direction when he is accidentally mistaken for a Mr. George Kaplin. The mix-up occurs at a hotel bar when the self-important advertising executive has the misfortune of trying to order a telegram from the same bellboy who has been sent to deliver a message to Kaplin. The unheard conversation between the two is all the evidence a couple of carefully watching thugs need to identify the mysterious stranger their boss is seeking.
Abducting Roger at gunpoint, the hit men bring the confused prisoner to the Townsend Estate where he is to be interrogated by their employer. Unfortunately, it is Roger who has the most questions: Why have they kidnapped him? Who is the real George Kaplin? When will they let him go?
Interpreting his identity denial as unwillingness to cooperate, the villains plot to end Roger's life in a drunken driving accident. While he manages to foil their attempt, the now intoxicated gentleman is unable to convince the police his disorderly state is the result of murderous intentions. Coming to the sobering conclusion that no one will help him salvage his reputation, the humiliated man decides to track down the only clues he has.
But trying to find Kaplin and Townsend simply puts the businessman back in the middle of a messy affair, of which he understands very little. Being in the wrong place at the wrong time eventually leads to accusations of murder, fleeing the law, and hiding in the shadow of a sultry blonde.
Heralded as one of director Alfred Hitchcock's greatest films, the story builds momentum from its myriad of characters that aren't the people they claim to be. However their unmasking reveals some nagging plot holes that are never fully filled. Incredulity aside, parents' biggest concerns will be the constant peril leading to death by stabbing, shooting, and falling (although the violence is very sanitized), and the casual sexual conversation and relationship Roger has with the seducing Eve Kendall (Eva Marie Saint).
North By Northwest is best remembered for its dramatic crop dusting sequence (where Cary Grant's character takes shelter in a corn field to avoid being polished off by a bi-plane) and a daring scene where the main characters dangle from Mount Rushmore's stone faces (hence the movie's working title: The Man in Lincoln's Nose). The "master of suspense" uses these elements to persuade the audience of lurking danger in every direction.
Directed by Alfred Hitchcock. Starring Cary Grant, Eva Marie Saint, James Mason . Running time: 136 minutes. Theatrical release September 26, 1959. Updated January 16, 2018
Donna Gustafson
Donna Gustafson has been involved with her husband Rod's work since the beginning. Handling many of the behind-the-scenes tasks, she also creates preview pages for up-coming movies, acts as managing editor and occasionally writes reviews.
Why is North By Northwest rated Not Rated? North By Northwest is rated Not Rated by the MPAA
A case of mistaken identity forces Roger O. Thornhill (Cary Grant) to run for his life while trying to clear his name. This classic Hitchcock tale is usually heading for suspense, while taking the occasional detour for some mild verbal sexual innuendo.
Violence: C+
Men with concealed weapons kidnap a character. Murderous threats and plans are made. Man is held down and forced to drink a large amount of liquor. Once intoxicated, the man is placed behind the wheel of a moving vehicle; several near accidents and a crash occur. Later a crash ends in an explosion. Fleeing character stows away on a train and steals a vehicle. Various characters die from stabbings, shootings, and falling from a great height (no graphic details are shown.) A plane swoops down and nearly hits a character, then sprays crop dusting chemicals on him. Several fistfights occur. Characters' lives are in peril during a chase scene.
Sexual Content: C+
An unmarried and very liberal woman and a divorced womanizing man engage in a provocative conversation laden with sexual innuendo and open invitations. A few other references to sex, marriage and one-night-stands are made. Couple kisses passionately, and a sexual relationship is implied. A man is shown in his underwear, another with only a towel wrapped around his waist.
Language: B+
At Least: 3 mild profanities and some name-calling.
Alcohol / Drug Use: C
Characters drink alcohol frequently, including at meals, social gatherings, and private meetings. One character is forced to drink a large amount of alcohol, which makes him intoxicated. Stressed character says he "could use a drink." Main female character smokes a cigarette.
Page last updated January 16, 2018
North By Northwest Parents' Guide
Did you know Alfred Hitchcock makes a cameo appearance in every one of his films? (You'll have to be quick off the mark to spy him in this one.)
The script in the movie works very much though the eyes of Roger O. Thornhill, until a pivotal scene that occurs in an FBI office. How does making the audience privy to information the main character doesn't have change the flow of the film? Do you think this perspective shift enhances or detracts from the story? Are movies usually told in the first person?
The most recent home video release of North By Northwest movie is September 13, 2015. Here are some details…
North by Northwest releases to home video (blu-ray) on September 13, 2015.
Alfred Hitchcock directed The 39 Steps (which also features a fugitive seeking the help of female passenger he meets on a train) and Rear Window (another film told in the first person). Eva Marie Saint can be seen in On The Waterfront.


When we decided to begin building homes in 2004 we wanted to be different and creative all the while eager to learn about the home building industry. We wanted to ensure that the name that defined us was one that was filled with integrity that we could live up to. We wanted to be more than a label but instead a concept that was proudly represented. We are honored to have a team today that has made this a reality for us.
At Unique we know that your dream home is built from the foundation up so we have assured that from step one you are supported. We provide a full 8 inch concrete footing with two rows of 10mm rebar in our foundations and finish off by spraying the entire foundation with a Rub-R-Wall membrane and additionally wrap it in Geo-Wrap drainage composite. As we move on up throughout the build we like to remain consistent in our protection by incorporating spray foam insulation to ensure a tight seal from all angles.
We understand what your new home means to you being home owners ourselves. You work hard during the day looking forward to coming home to a stress free space where you can settle in on the couch for a family movie or read your children a bedtime story without the stress of issues around your home. At Unique Home Concepts we pride ourselves on establishing an ongoing relationship with you from day one allowing you to feel confident when working with your service team.


Fiesta forever with this bold and lively design! Bright shades of green, buttery yellow, brick red, aqua, and burnt orange flow across the unique slub fabric in bands of festive colors. Make your entire backyard feel like a party with this vivid pattern. Add these two over-sized rectangular throw pillows to your outdoor furniture for a fun blast of color to liven up your yard.


text:
COMMENTARY: The European Super League shows the power of sports fans
The council is comprised of five department employees and one student-athlete.
Max Burke, Sports Editor
When 12 European soccer clubs sought out to form the European Super League (ESL), it was clear to fans that greed was a driving force behind its establishment.
The ESL consisted of the wealthiest clubs in Europe including, Manchester United, Manchester City, Arsenal, Chelsea, Liverpool, Tottenham Hotspur, F.C. Barcelona, Real Madrid, Atletico Madrid, A.C. Milan, Inter Milan and Juventus.
Since these clubs are already financially dominant figures in European soccer, the formation of the ESL would have practically destroyed clubs that are not as financially secure. Fans certainly took notice of this issue.
Fans immediately expressed their outrage over the ESL during protests and called for boycotts. Due to the disgust of fans, FIFA and UEFA took steps to stop the ESL.
For clubs that joined the ESL, FIFA and UEFA threatened to prevent the clubs from participating in their home leagues. Additionally, the clubs would have their titles and trophies taken away. Finally, players who participated in the ESL would be banned from playing in the World Cup.
These punishments clearly meant a lot to the players and clubs. They knew that they could not play in the ESL if it meant losing this much.
The ESL lasted about two days due to outrage from players, coaches, analysts and most importantly, supporters of the clubs involved. The most vocal and rabid supporters were from the clubs from the English Premier League.
Crowds of fans gathered outside the stadiums of Chelsea and Arsenal and chanted for hours in the hopes of having their voices heard. In addition to this, social media was buzzing like nothing seen before with protests and anger.
Chelsea and Manchester City were the first two clubs to make this big move out of the ESL. More clubs began to follow almost immediately after. When the clubs started to leave the ESL, fans took the streets chanting, "We saved football" in celebration.
The players will be allowed to participate in the World Cup, and no one will lose their accolades. Most importantly, these clubs can now continue to keep the beautiful game great and continue with legacies that can last forever.
The biggest takeaway from the failed creation of the ESL is the power of fans. Supporters of European soccer had the loudest voices in the debate over the ESL. They did not want to see their favorite sport ruined by the greed of club owners and other billionaires. They wanted to continue with the traditions that generations have experienced. They would not lose their game.
Commentary: Voting for the 2021 All-MLB Team was no easy task.
ANALYSIS: Former Raiders wideout Henry Ruggs III causes more turmoil for Raiders organization
2021 World Series Prediction
RECAP: Marywood Athletics bring home wins
RECAP: Field hockey, volleyball, men's golf fall short on the road
Marywood Tennis comes up short against Cairn University
RECAP: Pacers Away Games
Injured NFL Players To Watch Out For
COMMENTARY: Jake Paul defeats Ben Askren in a successful Triller Fight Night


text:
Q: Merging typescript "module" across multiple files With the following typescript code I can access Alphabet.alpha.one and Alphabet.beta.two
export module Alphabet {
    export module alpha {
        export const one = 1
    }
}

export module Alphabet {
    export module beta {
        export const two = 2
    }
}

console.log(Alphabet.alpha.one)

However If I split these "export module's" into two files, how can I get the same access that "Alphabet" has in one file?
I've tried something akin to this:
import "./Alphabet.alpha"
import "./Alphabet.beta"

But this doesn't import anything. And if I define Alphabet through one of these, it only has that one prop Alpha or Beta.
How can I split two deep "module" into separate files, yet be able to access the full object through another file.

Update:
This works but the typing is "any", which is not desirable.
const Alphabet = Object.assign({},
    require('./Alphabet.alpha'),
    require('./Alphabet.beta'),
)


Can you thoroughly explain "controlled oxidation" and what it really is? Thank You so much!
As we understand what you are asking about is oxidizing the substance by a controlled amount, for example if you oxidize a primary alcohol in a "controlled" fashion you can first get an aldehyde, further oxidation gives you a carboxylic acid and ultimately complete oxidation would give you CO2 and water. By picking the oxidizing agent and experimental conditions you can "control" the oxidation to give the desired products. Uncontrolled oxidation would be setting something on fire, or in solution using a very strong oxidizing agent that would give only final products.
2. "Lack of reactivity of alpha-halocarbonyl compound in Sn1 reaction" - Explain.
3. how do you make foam booster?
5. how to you make calcium carbonate solid hard? water+ what chemical to make it solid?
6. what happen if calcium carbonate+sodium hydroxide mix?


"How would it feel to be pain free? Would you like to feel flexible and comportable without any nagging pain, soreness or stiffness? How about feeling totally relaxed?"
"Want to manage your weight, lower health risks, enhance your physical performance, or learn how to prevent or manage chronic disease through diet? A one-on-one, nutrition consultation can help. You'll receive a complete nutritional analysis with up-to-date nutritional information and personalized recommendations. Schedule a nutrition consultation and receive a personalized fitness and diet plan! Reasonable prices. Covered by some insurance companies. Book an appointment today and meet your new partner in health!"
"Our office uses state-of-the-art equipment to treat painful dental problems comfortably and quickly. We are a quality family-oriented practice with a special focus on cosmetic dentistry. We help you obtain the smile you've always wanted with treatments like teeth whitening and veneers. We'll work with you to make sure you're happy and confident with your smile!We accept most payment methods but do not accept state aid. Call 866-992-0641 now."
"At Cosmo Dental Office we are dedicated to maintaining the highest level of patient respect and confidence we have earned over the past fourteen years serving the Morgan Hill area. We are committed to providing comprehensive dental care and the highest standard of dentistry possible. We take great pride in offering a friendly kind and modern environment to help you achieve the smile you have always dreamed of.Dr. Haleh Karimian and staff are focused on continuing to bring innovative and evidence based dentistry to their patients. Their continuing education in general and cosmetic dentistry root canal therapy pediatrics crown and bridge veneers implants digital dentistry oral surgery periodontics and dental fear and pain management has provided patients with a lifetime of confidence in their oral health. We strive for excellence and treat all patients new and old as if they were family.We accept most payment methods but do not accept state aid. Call 855-214-8647 now."
"We are committed to making sure your dental experience is comfortable personalized and affordable. We are part of a trusted local tradition of clinical excellence offering state-of-the-art services. We look forward to providing you and your family with the dental excellence you deserve.We accept most payment methods but do not accept state aid. Call 866-992-0564 now."
Morgan Hill Health Professionals have broad skills and are able to work with a wide range of symptoms.
If you're looking for a specialist in Morgan Hill, California, try to refine your search with our left nav bar.