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Rarely Used OceanView Nodes with Big Impacts
Part 1: Concentration Tool via Broadband Absorbance
We all take the power of software for granted in our everyday lives. Today we communicate seamlessly with anyone anywhere, we can buy a plane ticket that departs the same day and plan every aspect of the itinerary while waiting to board (or while on the plane itself), we can analyze our entire diet and exercise habits to make better choices and predict future health concerns. And all that's using just the smartphone in your pocket.
In the discipline of spectroscopy, a quiet revolution is happening. Spectral analytics were once reserved for the "experts," those who knew how to process and read feeds from spectral devices. But as both education and technology advance, concepts that were once considered "advanced and cutting edge" are now routine in undergraduate curricula, and tools that were reserved for the best-funded laboratories and facilities are offered as a reduced-price (or free) student edition that runs on any common laptop. This opens the door to many possibilities that were previously locked away from the majority.
OceanView is one of the tools that years ago would have been reserved for the few, but today is accessible to all. Ocean Optics is known for its world-class spectrometers used by R&D labs, in industrial facilities, and even as part of a memorable trip to the moon. But the software side of spectroscopy has also seen massive advances that have not had as much focus or publicity. In this Tech Tip we will look at some of the hidden heroes of OceanView, features that move your work forward in unexpected ways and unlock possibilities you may never have imagined.
OceanView Schematic
Schematic View is the most unique feature to OceanView as it provides a highly visual set of relationships between your spectral devices and the tasks you are employing them for. Perhaps you've used similar interfaces in LabVIEW or MATLAB's Simulink extension. The Schematic View library of operating nodes is massive and powerful, and the schematics you build can be saved and transferred to other computers and spectrometers.
You may have wondered about that panel on the left side of the OceanView interface, and just as easily may have hidden it away behind the main graph displays. But make no mistake, Schematic View is where your greatest OceanView capabilities will be found. Once you've created a couple of schematics yourself, we are confident this will snowball into some surprisingly useful schematics.
When you start OceanView you see the Schematic View on the left with your active spectrometers and some other nodes (Figure 1).
Figure 1: Devices in OceanView Schematic View
The green nodes are the Acquisition nodes for the spectrometers they are attached to, and can adjust integration time, averaging, boxcar smoothing, and many other spectrometer parameters and features. For example, this is also where Burst Mode (which allows onboard processing) can be enabled for the Ocean FX high speed spectrometer. We see that both Acquisition nodes feed into a Graph Display node labeled View_2, and the respective View_2 plot is shown to the right of the Schematic Window.
Right-clicking in the Schematic area brings up a menu of Nodes that you could spend several hours or even days investigating. Figure 2 shows an example of this with the Basic Math menu expanded.
Figure 2. OceanView Schematic Menu
While we encourage you to investigate all the menu options, we understand not everyone has that kind of time. Here is a useful productivity-hack: The Spectroscopy Wizards feature will preconfigure processing schematics for you, which you then are free to adjust. This is a big time-saver when, for instance, you need only to isolate an absorbance peak value or other processed item without building an entire schematic by hand.
Before we get into the hidden heroes that exist within the OceanView Schematic, let us highlight some of the most common nodes that are used for everyday tasks:
Table I: Commonly Used Schematic Nodes
|Performs basic spectral math
|Baseline correction, adjusting scalars
|Reduces array to single value
|Turns spectral range into scalar value (peaks, baselines)
|Graph View
|Displays feed as live graph
|Visualizes raw feeds or complex processes
|Numerical value for math functions
|Process coefficients, scaling and/or shifting spectral feeds
Using just these few nodes we can accomplish quite a bit, but hidden deeper within these menus are other options that will take your measurements and analysis to the next level.
Getting Concentrations Right for a Nickel Plating Bath Application
Let's look at a hypothetical scenario: We have a standard solution of nickel chloride we want to use for some semi-bright electroplating. The concentration is a bit high so we need to make some serial dilutions to figure out an appropriate concentration to mix with the nickel sulfate and boric acid components. For future solutions it would be ideal to have a quick spectral method to confirm concentrations. The stock solution is labeled at 80g/L NiCl2, and we've made some dilutions that should be around 60g/L, 40g/L, and 30g/L (Figure 3). After making these, a veteran employee informed us that 45g/L is an ideal concentration for the nickel finish we're looking to achieve.
Figure 3: Nickel Chloride Solutions (g/L)
When we run through the Absorbance Wizard in OceanView using DI water as our light reference, we see an absorbance flow schematic generated (Figure 4).
Figure 4: Auto-Generated Absorbance Flow
Look at the node descriptions in the Figure 4 diagram to understand how this structure achieves the standard absorbance equation:
The AbsorbanceView_15 Graph node now allows us to view our sample absorbance, and we start by looking at the most concentrated stock nickel chloride sample at around 80g/L (Figure 5). The strongest peak occurs at 395 nm with some additional broad activity around 655 nm and 720 nm. Our sample appears to have near-perfect transmission (or zero absorbance) at 500 nm, which may be a good baseline.
Figure 5: Nickel Chloride UV-Vis-NIR Absorbance
This outcome looks beautiful, but what do we do from here? One powerful use of our first hidden-hero node is to adjust the baseline for absorbance measurements that may suffer from poor optical repeatability, such as the cuvettes in our test case or probes held against a sample.
Subrange: Divide and Conquer
One may argue the best part about modern spectrometers versus antiquated scanning spectrometer systems is the ability to acquire the full broadband spectrum all at once. If that isn't enough, modern detectors and bench designs provide these 1000+ pixel feeds at microsecond speeds. But your sample is only active in a limited wavelength range, and the baseline region you want to use is likewise in another limited segment. How do you deal with processing only around those regions while ignoring the rest? Subrange is the tool to save the day here.
We are confident that our nickel chloride solutions should have essentially zero absorbance at 500 nm, so by using Subrange to isolate that region and then subtracting that from the live feed our plot will always zero itself, or "peg" itself, at 500 nm (Figure 6).
Figure 6: Subrange Node at 500 nm
However, when we try to subtract this Subrange from the live feed we see an Incompatible Data error (Figure 7).
Figure 7: Node Error
Remember the Average node from Table I? This will allow us to reduce this baseline array to a single number that will behave properly through a math operator. Send the Subrange node to an Average node, then create a subtraction branch to pull this out of the processed absorbance, like the Dark Background subtraction at the beginning of the flow. Finally, send the subtracted signal to the same Graph node or a new Graph node (Figure 8).
Figure 8: Averaged Baseline Correction
To demonstrate what we've accomplished with this simple schematic modification, look at how cuvette movement propagates to the absorbance signal of the raw feed on top versus the baseline corrected plot below (see Figure 9 animation). While both plots jump at first, the bottom plot always snaps-back to its original baselined position despite the angle of the cuvette.
Figure 9: Baseline effects are captured in this animation.
This is an extreme example. Users should always ensure that cuvettes are snugly positioned in their optical holders, but the broader concept is a powerful one for rugged field or industrial applications that suffer from unstable optical hardware.
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Scalar View/Unit Labels
Now we have a nice absorbance scope with a reassuring baseline correction built-in, but we're curious to see the peak absorbance values of the various dilutions we made. The large peak at 395 nm looks like a great metric for concentration correlation. To have an isolated scope into that peak value we will use our familiar Subrange and Average nodes focused around 395 nm. Using a Scalar View node creates a convenient display of just the value you care about, and coupled with a Unit Labels node also provides easy-to-read labelling (Figure 10).
Figure 10: Scalar View of Peak Value
Linear Regression/Evaluate Function/File
At this stage we've done well setting up a nickel chloride absorbance profiler so anyone can drop in a fresh cuvette of aqueous NiCl2 and see a baseline-corrected UV peak value. But we have the tools to take this to the next level, to develop a deeper relationship between spectra and knowledge of our system. We've made the dilutions pictured in Figure 3 and noted the 395 nm absorbance values for each; these were plotted to develop an expected linear relationship between absorbance and concentration, as seen in Figure 11.
Figure 11: Nickel Chloride Calibration Plot
Traditionally, this calibration plot would be reversed, showing the absorbance response as the y-axis and then solving for "x" to determine nickel chloride concentration as the output. Since the relationship here is so straightforward, we simply plot the output as concentration. Using a simple multiplication node to make this conversion, we can easily make a nickel chloride concentration meter with excellent readings when checking against our samples (Figure 12).
Figure 12: Concentration Values via Multiplication
While this is impressive, OceanView is even more powerful and can perform the linear (or polynomial) regression directly within the schematic. This allows you to reference external calibration files that may be large or need regular updating for various reasons. Let's look at how to arrange a more advanced concentration correlation schematic. The key flow for using external data files for spectral correlations is shown in Figure 13.
Figure 13: File, Regression, and Function Nodes
The File node allows you to reference some text file (.txt) that contains the numerical trends you are trying to correlate. Here we created a file called NiCl2_Cal.txt that has the absorbance and concentration data separated by a quick hit of the Tab key (aka "tab delimited"). When you reference that file from the node window, it will display a plot as shown in Figure 14, which is useful to confirm the numbers are being read properly. The Linear Regression node will take these numbers and perform the type of fit you specify, with 1st order just being a linear fit and polynomial orders increasing from there; you can also set the intercept to zero if that is a known point. Figure 14 shows that the linear fit with zero intercept yields the same coefficient value we found in Excel. Now when we pass our absorbance value through the Evaluate Function node as the x-value, it will give us the same results we had with our simpler multiplication approach.
Figure 14: Using External Calibration Data and Function Evaluator
The power here is that we can now update the calibration data in this schematic without changing the schematic itself. Rather, we can simply direct the File node to the most up-to-date calibration numbers and the schematic will use those for the regression. If you recall, we were trying to get to a nickel chloride concentration of about 45g/L, and now we have a tool to check our latest dilution to see if we're relatively close (Figure 15).
Figure 15: Output of Desired 45g/L Sample
What we've shown here has merely scratched the surface of what OceanView can do to create advanced tools for your lab or process line.
When making concentration meters with your spectroscopy system, remember the tips for baselining and peak acquisition. Take a range of concentrations or even samples with known impurities and look at all spectra in a single plot. Is there some region where the optical signal doesn't seem to change between samples? Perhaps that could be used as a stabilizing baseline region. Is there one peak that outweighs all others, or one that is not being influenced by other components in the sample(s)? Perhaps that is your best analytical peak region. You can develop more complex relationships using multiple peaks and their relation to each other. The possibilities are nearly endless.
Also, the Ocean Lab Services team is always available to provide expert insight into your samples to better select spectral hardware and understand optimal processing methods. Stay tuned to future postings for the second part of the Tech Tip on this topic, which will focus on Raman systems and the powerful peak analytics capabilities that are crucial for Raman measurements.


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As More Die From Opioids, Will Arizona Pass A 911 Good Samaritan Law?
When Brett Morrison got a phone call from his mother saying there was a warrant for his arrest, he was puzzled. At the time, he had been sober for more than two months.
"My mind is going all these different places like what did I do? I have no idea what I did," Morrison recalled while he and his mother sat around the kitchen table in the north Phoenix home where he grew up.
What Brett Morrison had done more than a year before was call 911.
He was living in Prescott and using heroin as he had for years when the guy who had sold him the drugs overdosed in the house.
"The cops came. They asked me how do you know he's overdosing on heroin? I said, 'Because I took it and I flushed it down the toilet,'" Brett Morrison said
The police were able to save the man's life with the overdose reversal drug naloxone. Brett Morrison didn't think much about the incident after that.
"However, a year later, I get a charge called hindering prosecution," he said.
"I thought, how can you get arrested for calling 911? I had no idea that this kind of thing was happening," Janice Morrison, a retired high school teacher, said.
Brett Morrison wanted to fight the charge, but he was already on probation and had gone to prison for selling pot. Losing the case would have meant prison time so he took the plea agreement, instead.
Stories like this come up a lot in the support group Janice Morrison helps run for families dealing with addiction. Many times, no one calls 911 for help out of fear of prosecution, she said.
"You just hear it over and over and over. And people should never ever hesitate," she said. "You cannot get that person into recovery if that person is dead."
Brett Morrison, 35, is sober and working in the recovery industry, helping people like him. And he doesn't blame anyone for the incident. He was using drugs after all.
"It did help hold me accountable, however, it's about saving this person's life, the only thing that matters at that moment," he said.
This question facing drug users — do you call 911 — has increasingly become a public health concern as the number of opioid overdoses has skyrocketed. Lawmakers in Arizona have tried unsuccessfully in recent years to pass what's known as a 911 Good Samaritan law. It ensures someone who calls 911 because of a drug related overdose cannot be charged for possession or use of a controlled substance.
About 40 states in the United States have some version of that law, which is designed to get more people to report overdoses by removing the fear of prosecution.
"I introduced that bill two years ago. It did not receive a committee hearing," Assistant House Minority Leader Dr. Randy Friese, a Democrat from Tucson, said. "Do I think Arizona is even close to that? No. We need the political pressure on the majority who are in charge of assigning bills to committees and allowing things to move forward to begin to say this could be a solution that saves lives."
The timing for that solution may be ripe.
Gov. Doug Ducey has made the opioid epidemic a major priority, declaring a statewide emergency.
Just last month, the Arizona Department of Health Services released an ambitious plan to reduce opioid related deaths by 25 percent in the next five years.
One of the recommendations? Enact a 911 Good Samaritan law. But this approach still challenges the philosophy of some conservatives in Arizona's law enforcement community.
Sheila Polk, a Republican, is the top prosecutor in Yavapai County where Brett Morrison was charged.
"Is this a feel good Band-Aid that doesn't really accomplish what we want to see, which is people embracing sobriety as opposed to encouraging further drug use and making it easier to use drugs?" Polk said.
Polk said people in her community aren't pushing for a law that gives drug users immunity, either.
"Instead, what I hear from a lot of people is it's actually that contact with the criminal justice system that presents them with the hammer and the stick," she said.
As for the claim that people are dying because no one wants to call during an overdose, Polk said that makes a "nice soundbite."
"I don't know that folks who are using heroin or have overdosed on heroin are even in that frame of mind," she said.
A study published in the National Bureau of Economic Research could not prove that Good Samaritan laws on their own bring down opioid deaths, but it did find the estimated effects could be "substantial," especially in a state like Arizona with laws that make naloxone easily available.
"In fact, it's literally the least that we can do," said attorney Craig Rosenstein, who is the incoming president of Arizona Attorneys for Criminal Justice. "If our goal is to increase prosecutions this is a bad law; if it's to save lives, then it's a good one."
He said Arizona lags behind other states on drug policy reform, making drug users more fearful of law enforcement.
"We have a state that has very draconian mandatory minimum sentencing so people are legitimately looking at prison time and we don't want anything to dissuade them from calling for help," he said.
There's no new legislation on the table yet, but some state lawmakers, including the Republican Chair of the House Health Committee Heather Carter, are considering it. A spokesperson for Gov. Ducey said he's open to the idea, but will need to hear more before taking a position.
Janice Morrison is already gearing up to make her case for the law — again.
"This is right now our No. 1 health crisis. It has surpassed car accidents, so something has to be done," she said.
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This Friday, a rare total solar eclipse will be visible across parts of Greenland, Europe, and North Africa. Not only is this the only total solar eclipse in 2015, but it's the last of its kind for another 19 years.
There are a few things that makes this eclipse so rare:
(Sadly for the US, the eclipse won't be visible from North America but here's how to watch live online.)
It's the only total solar eclipse of 2015. Total solar eclipses are pretty rare just by themselves. On average, there are usually only one to two total solar eclipses a year. After Friday's event, there are four more total solar eclipses taking place between now and the year 2020.
It's the first total solar eclipse of the 21st century that occurs on the same day as the first day of spring. To have the moon block out the sun on the same day as the vernal equinox, the first day of Spring, is even more rare.
It won't happen again until the year 2034.
And after that, the only other two such events will be in 2053 and 2072 before the next turn of the century.
Certain solar eclipses occur in periodic cycles and this one is part of the Saros cycle 120 — a highly studied set of eclipses.
The Saros cycle 120 refers to a very specific set of solar eclipses that take place every 18 years and is visible from the same regions on Earth because of where in space the moon and Earth are relative to the sun. The first documented Saros cycle solar eclipse took place in 933 AD. The next one in the cycle will take place on March 30 in 2033. There are other Saros cycles that refer either to other solar eclipses with different alignments between the earth, moon, and sun or certain lunar eclipses.
And to top it off, the moon will look larger than usual during Friday's event. The moon isn't always the same distance from Earth in its orbit. When it's either a full moon or a new moon and is closest to Earth, like the new moon on Thrusday, March 19, we call it a supermoon. Full moons that are also supermoons can appear as much as 14% larger in the sky.
There are, on average, four to six supermoons every year.
Don't expect a spectacular view of the supermoon this time around, though. It's really only impressive when it is full, but sadly, a solar eclipse can only take place when the moon is between Earth and the sun, which is also when the moon is in it's new moon phase, which is invisible in our night sky.
The next supermoon that coincides with a brilliantly bright full moon will be this year on September 27, and, unlike tomorrow's event, everyone with clear skies will get a chance to see the show.
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Reality television personality Scott Disick told police that someone stole $4,000 cash earlier this month from a briefcase inside the Noyac Road home being rented by the Kardashian family.
Mr. Disick, 31, told Southampton Town Police that the money was taken from an attaché case that was in a bedroom within the North Sea home sometime between 9 a.m. July 1 and 4 p.m. July 4, according to a police incident report filed on July 8.
It's not clear why Mr. Disick, who has two children with Kourtney Kardashian, one of the stars of the television series "Keeping Up With the Kardashians," had the money stored in the briefcase.
The Town Police detectives unit is looking into the theft. Department head Detective Sergeant Lisa Costa did not return multiple calls and emails seeking comment on the investigation.
Ms. Kardashian and her sister Khloé are renting the 8,900-square-foot home on Noyac Road for the summer while filming their latest show for the E! Network, "Khloé and Kourtney Take the Hamptons."
Mr. Disick is an Eastport native but the police report has his current address listed as being on East 75th Street in Manhattan.
It's not clear if Town Police detectives have searched the home or identified any suspects.
Southampton Town Police Sergeant Susan Ralph said it was not clear if workers or film crew members would have had access to the room, although she said it generally would be noted in the initial police report.
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A panel of judges chastised Florida sheriffs for a routine inspection of a barbershop that included masked officers, handcuffs, and illegal search as being a violation of the Constitution.
The three-judge panel held that deputes of the Orange County Sheriff's Office violated the civil rights of those inside an Orlando barber shop during a warrantless raid of the business conducted in 2010. The court maintained that the deputies violated the barber's Fourth Amendment rights to be free from unreasonable searches and seizures as they served as the "muscle" for a routine inspection of the business by the Florida Department of Business and Professional Regulation (DBPR).
Although the action had been ostensibly to check the licenses of the barbers as allowed by law, court documents tell of an armored and masked group of deputies who stormed the business with guns drawn, barking orders.
"We first held nineteen years ago that conducting a run-of-the-mill administrative inspection as though it is a criminal raid, when no indication exists that safety will be threatened by the inspection, violates clearly established Fourth Amendment rights," wrote Judge Robin S. Rosenbaum of the U.S. Court of Appeals for the Eleventh Circuit in the panel's ruling on Berry v Leslie last week.
"We reaffirmed that principle in 2007 when we held that other deputies of the very same Orange County Sheriff's Office who participated in a similar warrantless criminal raid under the guise of executing an administrative inspection were not entitled to qualified immunity…Today, we repeat that same message once again. We hope that the third time will be the charm," Rosenbaum said.
Rosenbaum, a recent appointment from President Obama, and Judge Charles R. Wilson, an appointment by President Clinton, held the majority of the three-jurist panel. Judge William H. Pryor, a 2004 appointment of President George W. Bush, dissented on part and concurred on part.
The action that gave birth to the federal lawsuit occurred on August 21, 2010 when members of the OCSO descended on Strictly Skillz barbershop which, being just before the first day of school, was packed with customers. According to court documents, eight to ten deputies, including narcotics agents, blocked the entrances and exits so that no one could leave, then handcuffed and searched the occupants of the business. This was so that regulatory inspectors from the DBPR could verify that the facility and those who were working there were properly licensed by the state to give haircuts.
Barbering without a license is a second-degree misdemeanor in Florida. Although a series of similar raids conducted by the DBPR on nine other shops led to 35 arrests on the seldom-used charge, the barbers at Strictly Skillz were within the law.
A number of the barbers were handcuffed and detained for approximately an hour while deputies, not DBPR inspectors, searched their workstations and parts of the building that were not connected with cutting hair, although the agency had not procured a search warrant.
One of the barbers, a lawful concealed carry permit holder, was disarmed after he was handcuffed. According to court documents, when the legally armed barber asked deputies what he had done wrong, he was told, "It's a pretty big book, I'm pretty sure I can find something in here to take you to jail for."
When OCSO agents and deputies in fact found no violations, the barbers were released. No citations were issued or charges filed by either DBPR or deputies as a result of the inspection.
The court was not impressed by the fact DBPR field inspectors had conducted a walk-through of Strictly Skillz just two days before the raid, in which they verified that the barbers' licenses were valid and found no violations. DBPR is permitted to inspect a barbershop only once every two years. Judge Rosenbaum wrote that this fact made the "show of force and search were all the more unreasonable."
In the end, the majority of the panel held that the action the deputies named as defendants in the lawsuit were involved in was not an inspection for barber licenses, which they were not authorized to perform, but an unlawful, warrantless search. As such, they affirmed a lower court's ruling that the deputies were not immune from civil liability from the barber plantiffs.
"Here — where the authorized purpose of the inspection was simply to check for barbering licenses and sanitation violations, and there is no indication that the defendants had any reason to believe that the inspection would be met with violence — the manner in which the supposed inspection of Strictly Skillz was undertaken was unreasonable from its inception and was, in fact, a search," wrote Rosenbaum.
Judge Pryor, in his dissent, concurred with the majority that an unlawful search was held that violated the barber's civil rights, however he argued that the argument presented against one of the deputies was not compelling enough to rule against all of them.
According to the Orlando Sentinel, an internal review of the raid on Strickly Skillz by the DBPR led to a settlement with the barbers after the agency found evidence of wrongdoing by three of its employees, who were terminated.


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We are not the first to experience a problem with the boot sensor on our Volkswagen (the internet suggests). So I am posting this in the hope that it helps someone else in the future. Here is how to lock a modern VW without switching on/activating the "anti-theft alarm" (see near the end for step-by-step instructions).
We used to own a Golf, and its alarm started going off because it "thought" its boot - or trunk, if you prefer - was opened. In that car the problem was caused by a leak from the little tube that transports windscreen washer fluid to the rear window. Since the car is being told that the boot is opening and closing, it sets off the alarm. The local garage was closed but they suggested disconnecting the battery. This is harder than it sounds if you are away from home without any tools.
In our more modern Passat we had the same thing happen, for apparently different reasons. Driving along the motorway, the interior lights suddenly turned on. This feels like a slight inconvenience - accompanied by the "bing" of the warning system, it's mildly distracting, especially when the boot apparently opens and closes itself a few times every minute.
Anyway, that's fine. The problem comes when you park up for the night, and lock the car. Like with the old Golf, the boot sensor effectively flip-flops between open and closed, triggering the alarm. "Aha," I thought, "this has happened before. I'll disconnect the battery." Not really possible without a spanner/wrench/correctly-sized socket, especially if your vehicle toolkit is under the boot floor, and your boot is full of the luggage of a four-person family, and the boot lid won't open because you've disconnected the powered opening mechanism while trying to disable the sensor (see earlier).
So it was that I found myself in the car park of a motorway hotel at 9:30pm, trying every possible sequential combination of locking the car, fiddling with spare keys, unlocking manually, wondering if I could open a window and reach the door handle - all sorts of fun. This so that the other guests could catch some sleep without listening to our car alarm squawking all night.
Here are the results of 20 minutes of fiddling.
- Before starting, ignore (or reinterpret) what the manual says. Ours states "The anti-theft alarm is not activated when the vehicle is manually locked using the spare key". This is horseradish of the highest order. Well, significant extra knowledge is required, anyway. Read on.
- Locate your spare key. For our Passat, it's a plastic key "concealed" within the normal remote-control type vehicle key.
- Open the passenger door and remove the rubber seal from the end face of the door. There's a little slot beneath it that the spare key fits into. That comes in handy in a minute. For now, keep the little rubber seal somewhere safe.
- Empty the car of passengers, and get into the front passenger seat.
- Close all the doors.
- Reach across, past the steering wheel, and press the lock button on the driver's door - the lower one in the picture above, with a little key on it. It locks all the doors and the boot.
- From inside, open the passenger door.
- Use your spare key to turn the little slot on the end face of the passenger door.
- Close the door and confirm that all doors are locked and the little red LED is not flashing. In other words, that the alarm is not active.
Hope this wins you a good night's sleep.
The fix for the boot sensor problem, for us at least, was giving the "catch" a bit of a clean with a damp cloth. A bit like blowing into a USB socket, it somehow seemed to get things working again. (No sign of water ingress or pipe burst in the modern Passat).


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I've been out of the country a handful of times to Asia and to Europe, and South America is definitely on my list next! It's always been an unforgettable experience, but sometimes it's nice when the foreign countries come to you and you can avoid the hours of traveling. We were offered that opportunity when we found out about an event called Vintage901 that was held this past weekend!
This was the second year for Vintage901, which is a three-day festival that holds various events at different locations throughout the weekend. My girlfriend and I were only able to make it to the Grand Tasting that was hosted on Friday at Crosstown Concourse in the Crosstown Arts gallery, and when you're offering me unlimited anything, I'm always game. I'm not particularly a big wine connoisseur, but I'll drink just about anything if I'm being totally honest. The main draw was that there would be over seventy wines offered from eight different countries! It was a great opportunity to be exposed to all of the different kinds of wine that I like and ones not so much.
They gave everyone a wine glass with the event logo stamped on to it, which was our ticket for the unlimited samples of wine. For the most part, I went around to every booth asking about their wine, and while they poured a small amount into my glass I would nod and act as if I knew what they were talking about. My favorite was a Cabernet from Italy. Honestly very disappointed I forgot the name, but I do remember my least favorite was a locally made Tennessee wine that had some cajun spices in it. If anything that night, I learned that spiciness and wine do NOT go together.
Other than the wine to entertain us, we had local restaurants serving up small hors d'oeuvres showcasing their specialties and local vendors and breweries adding to the community facet for the night. There was even a band to provide music and something to groove to if you got enough wine in your system to want to dance.
We had a great time during the Grand Tasting and were glad we could have a good time and help an amazing cause. We were able to experience different kinds of wine from all over the world right in our backyard and see what kind of cool events can go on in the Crosstown Concourse! I'm definitely going to be on the lookout for any new events going on in that venue cause it's just so damn cool. Who knows, with an expiring lease I might even take a look at those apartments up above…


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Located a few minutes from the famous Grand Place in Brussels, Hotel A La Grande Cloche is a trendy and offbeat boutique hotel. Destination of an active community that recognizes itself in authentic places, 100% LGC is a strong signature with alternative local accents.
Completely renovated in 2019, the hotel is still the oldest operating hotel in Brussels. A whole history, therefore, that we wanted to preserve, with architectural and decorative references in connection with the life of the city and the country.
LGC is also a restaurant, Pasta Madre, where hotel guests meet the people of Brussels around a gastronic pizza prepared by the best pizzaiolo in Italy, and a large local beer bar.
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The BEST Episodes of Superman: The Animated Series
Every episode ever - ranked by fan votes!
Last Updated: Oct 14, 2019
Network: The WB
Superman, an incredibly powerful alien from the planet Krypton, defends Metropolis from supercriminals. Superman hides his identity behind the glasses of Clark Kent; a mild-mannered reporter for the newspaper the Daily Planet. At the Daily Planet Superman works with fellow reporter Lois Lane and photographer Jimmy Olsen.
#1 - World's Finest (Part 1)
Season 2 - Episode 16
Batman travels to Metropolis when the Joker steals a solid Kryptonite statue and makes a deal with Lex Luthor to kill Superman.
#2 - Knight Time
Season 3 - Episode 2
After Bruce Wayne is kidnapped, Superman must go undercover as Batman to find him.
#3 - World's Finest (Part 3)
Season 2 - Episode 18
Lois ends her romance with Bruce Wayne when she discovers that he is Batman. Lex Luthor tries to end his alliance with the Joker, but the Joker turns the tables and kidnaps Lex and steals a powerful aircraft to attack Metropolis.
#5 - World's Finest (Part 2)
Season 2 - Episode 17
Lois Lane becomes romantically tied to Bruce Wayne and is kidnapped by the Joker in an attempt to lure superman to his death.
#6 - Apokolips...Now! (Part 2)
Season 2 - Episode 26
Darkseid invades Earth with the help of Steppenwolf. With help from the citizens of Metropolis and the arrival of troops from New Genesis, Superman is able to stop his advance, but not without losses.
#7 - In Brightest Day...
Season 3 - Episode 7
Superman teams up with Kyle Rayner the new Green Lantern in order to stop Sinestro.
#8 - The Last Son of Krypton (Part 1)
Season 1 - Episode 1
Jor-El, a Kryptonian scientist and Council Member, rescues his son Kal-El from the dying planet by launching the baby to Earth.
#9 - The Late Mr. Kent
Season 2 - Episode 22
Clark Kent is thought to be dead after an automobile accident. Superman must nevertheless save an innocent man from execution and find the real culprit.
#10 - Legacy: Part I
Season 4 - Episode 2
Superman is stripped of his memory and is adopted by Darkseid in an effort to take over Earth.
#11 - Target
Season 2 - Episode 7
Someone has it in for Lois and tries to kill her. It's up to her and Superman to find out who the mysterious aggressor is.
#12 - The Last Son of Krypton (Part 3)
Season 1 - Episode 3
Superman thwarts a plot by Lex Luthor to sell the LEXO-SKEL SUIT 5000 to Kaznian terrorists, via their agent John Corben.
#13 - Apokolips...Now! (Part 1)
Season 2 - Episode 25
Superman teams up with Orion, an escapee from Apokolips, to take on Darkseid as he prepares to attack Earth.
#14 - Stolen Memories
Season 1 - Episode 8
Brainiac, once Krypton's all-knowing planetary computer, comes to Earth as part of his information-gathering trek across the galaxy. But, as Superman discovers, Brainiac's intent after gathering the world's knowledge is to destroy the Earth.
#15 - Little Girl Lost (Part 2)
Season 2 - Episode 28
Granny Goodness gets help against Supergirl from the Female Furies from Apokolips. Superman arrives but is captured and taken to Apokolips. Supergirl must rescue him and destroy a comet directed towards Earth by Granny Goodness.
#16 - Action Figures
Season 2 - Episode 9
On an island with a active volcano that is about to erupt, Metallo appears with temporary amnesia.
#17 - Brave New Metropolis
Season 2 - Episode 12
Lois stumbles into a parallel world where Superman and Lex Luthor work together as dictators of Metropolis.
#18 - Identity Crisis
Season 2 - Episode 6
Superman encounters Bizarro, an imperfect genetic double of The Man of Steel, who tries to take Superman's place as Metropolis' hero.
#19 - Little Girl Lost (Part 1)
Season 2 - Episode 27
Superman discovers a teenage girl in stasis while exploring the remains of his home world Krypton. She is the last survivor of Argos, a sister planet of Krypton whose civilization was destroyed when Krypton exploded. On returning to Earth she discovers that she has superpowers like superman and wanting to prove herself she goes to Metropolis to take on Granny Goodness and Intergang.
#20 - Double Dose
Season 2 - Episode 10
Livewire manages to escape from prison and tries to get her back on Superman, but once again, she underestimated his skills. So, she convinces an unlikely ally - the Parasite - to help her taking Superman out for good.
#21 - Blasts from the Past (Part 2)
Season 2 - Episode 2
Superman and Professor Hamilton start building a new Phantom Zone projector to balance the odds. However Jax-Ur and Mala manage to send Superman into the Phantom Zone, and then destroy the Projector. As their decimating attacks begin, it's up to Lois and Professor Hamilton to rescue the Man of Steel in time.
#22 - The Demon Reborn
Season 4 - Episode 1
Superman and Batman team up against an aging Ra's Al Ghul who sees Superman as the key to his continued immortality.
#23 - The Last Son of Krypton (Part 2)
Season 1 - Episode 2
Young Clark Kent discovers his true identity; and as an adult presents himself to Metropolis as Superman.
#24 - Two's a Crowd
Season 1 - Episode 13
When embittered scientist Earl Garver goes into a coma before revealing the location of a ticking bomb, Superman risks enlisting the Parasite to drain the information from Garver's mind.
#25 - Mxyzpixilated
Season 2 - Episode 8
Superman must repeatedly deal with Mr. Mxyzptlk a strange and powerful being from the fifth dimension.7.0


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Teen charged with murder of infant
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Mon, 11/19/2018 - 11:12am
A Coila teen is facing murder charges in connection with the death of a nine-month-old boy.
Terbonte Devon Alexander, 18, is currently being held without bond at the Carroll-Montgomery Regional Correctional Facility in Vaiden after being charged with the murder of Sawyer Jerrell Holston, nine months.
According to Carroll County Sheriff Clint Walker, Alexander was arrested following an investigation by Carroll County deputies and Mississippi Bureau of Narcotics agents into the infant's death on November 14. Autopsy results showed the child died of blunt force trauma to the head.
For more on this story, check out Wednesday's edition of The Winona Times and The Conservative.


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This has changed my life. I'm someone who's suffered from excessive hair growth since puberty, but doctors not taking the issue seriously enough have led me to live my summers covered shoulder to ankle, and wearing any type of dress or shorts and cami top was an ordeal. However this has allowed me to feel normal for the first time in my adult life. I've got so much confidence, and …Read more
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I love this hair removing laser! It works on both your face and your body, I've been using it for approximately 3 years now and it certainly does the job, the hair doesn't grow back for weeks and if you keep using it regularly the hair won't grow back at all until you completely stop using it for several months.
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i`ve recently bought the model essential bri862.this is not a gun shaped type.it has lighter and sleeker design.the price is cheaper then prestige or advanced models.i did my first session last week.i haven't seen any results my hair grows back at the same speed but i noticed my hairs are growing back softer.it is too early to speak negative or positive but the device is very easy to use and …Read more
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Where does my food come from?
1. Real Life Situation
When I wake up in the morning the only thing I think about is my breakfast. It is hard to decide what to eat because I have lots of choices. Will I eat toast? Maybe cereal? Or eat cheese like in Hungary? Let's look in the cupboard and see what is inside. It is really important for me to eat a BIG breakfast as I have a lot of things to do everyday.
By lunchtime my stomach is rumbling….(growl growl growl). I look forward to lunch because it means that I can talk with all my friends whilst eating. My lunch looks great. Some of my friends like to eat lots of chips for their lunch, others like to eat an apple. I wonder how they decide what they eat and where their lunch comes from?
Home from school and time for a snack. I have a choice of so many things….orange, banana, crisps, chocolate, stroop waffle.
"Dinner time!" I run downstairs and climb into my chair. Urrrrgh…not green stuff AGAIN. Why are all the 'good' things green? Can't we eat out instead?
Time for bed, I wonder what I will eat tomorrow?
2. Introduction
I like apples and bananas. We have an apple tree in our garden. I would like to grow bananas as well. Do you think that is possible?
3. Task
In this web quest you will investigate where your own food comes from. Your food diary will provide you with enough information to do your research.
4. Activities
Activity 2: Where was my food grown?
Activity 3: From field to plate
Activity 4: Food from far away
You are going to make a food diary of all the food that you eat today. You will then investigate where all your food has been produced by looking at the packaging and lables.
Use this food diary to record everything you eat today.
Look at the packaging of the things you have eaten to see where your food was produced.
Not all food products have packaging or labels so you might have to go to the supermarket with your family to investigate further and find out which country your fruit and vegetables are from. Visit the fruit and vegetable area of the supermarket and read the signs next to fruit and vegetables you have eaten to find out where each item has come from.
Activity 2: Where was my food grown?
You have written down where you food was grown or produced. Colour the countries on your Where was my food produced/grown worksheet to see which continent most of your food comes from. Use an atlas or google maps to help you.
Working in small groups of 3 or 4 compare your results.
Are there big differences between the people in your group?
Activity 3: From field to plate
You might eat a banana for lunch but do you know what happened to it before it ended up in your lunch box and on your plate?
Watch this clip about banana plants.
Read the information about bananas.
Explain in five drawings the journey of a banana from field to plate including growing and transportion. You can also add some text with each drawing.
Activity 4: Food from far away
Some of your food has to travel a long way. Rice is mainly grown in Asia and a lot of fruit comes from Latin America.
To transport the food there are different options. In mainland Europe a lot of products are transported by truck. A big boat is used for transport across sea. Food which is very delicate and decays quickly is transported by aeroplane. Why isn't all your food transported by aeroplane?
Have a look at your food diary and identify one product that you would transport by aeroplane, one by boat and one by truck. Use the worksheet and questions below to help you find the answers.
On this worksheet there is information about costs, time of transport and CO2 emission.
1. Which country is your food produced in?
2. Which forms of transport could be used?
3. Will your food decay quickly?
a) No, transport by boat.
b) Yes, transport by plane or truck.
c) Yes, very fast. Transport by plane.
4. What is the cheapest way of transporting your food?
Is it possible to use this form of transport?
5. Which form of transport will produce less CO2?
Is it possible to use this from of transport?
An example: I eat a banana.
1. The banana is produced in Costa Rica.
2. That means transportation will need to be by boat or aeroplane because the bananas need to cross the ocean.
3. Bananas take several weeks to ripen so transport by boat is an option.
4. Transport by boat is the cheapest option and the boat can bring 50 containers of bananas at once.
5. A truck uses less CO2 however transportion by truck is not possible because the bananas have to cross the sea.
Conclusion: Transport by boat is the best option.
5. Reflection
Write down three things you have learnt about.
Write down two things you would like to find out more about.
Choose one of these things, how could you find out more about it?
Food and Drink learning wall
6. Conclusion
Where does most of the food you eat come from?
Is it possible to eat food which is produced in your own country?
Why might it be environmentally better to eat food grown and produced in your own country?
Perhaps you could visit a farm in your neighbourhood to see how your food is produced!
7. Teacher notes
Age: 10-12 years
Total: 85 minutes and 20 minutes homework
Activity 1: Food diary (20 min plus homework)
Activity 2: Where was my food grown? (20 min)
Activity 3: From field to plate (45 min)
Activity 4: Food from far away (20 min)
Curriculum / Subject (cross-curricular links):
Learning objectives:
By the end of the webquest all students will:
Have completed a food diary
Have read food packaging and labels and identified that food is grown and produced in different countries
Located countries on a world map
Produced information in a schematic diagram
List of resources:
Teacher assement framework
Мне показалось, что рядом с моей головой раздался сухой металлический щелчок.
Тяжкая работа, чем быстрее это проделываешь, тем она болезненнее.
Однако ей тем более следует поспешить с осуществлением задуманного предприятия, решила она, убирая оконный фокус, и вся панорама скользнула назад и исчезла.
Потом поверхность озера вздыбилась и миниатюрное цунами устремилось в мою сторону.
Но я должен это сделать, ответил я.
А сам Сейджек между тем размышлял о последствиях своего избрания, и ему в душу закралось "Шпаргалка Судопроизводство" некоторое беспокойство.


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After "The Grand Budapest Hotel", Wes Anderson's new flick, "Isle of Dogs" will blow your mind once more
The movie industry has many famous and talented directors. But some directors are so talented and have such a recognisable style, that movie studios back-off with their notes and demands, and let the directors just do their jobs according to their own vision. The most well-known example, of course, is Tarintino. Directors like these are called; auteurs.
Less known to the mainstream public is the younger auteur; Wes Anderson. His early movies, like The Royal Tenenbaums or The Life Aquatic with Steve Zissou were so incredibly stylish and 'arty', that they were almost impossible to plough through as a viewer. But they did set Anderson's record straight as a true auteur, with his many recognisable technical precision quirks like; tracking shots, symmetry, palettes and patterns. In his later movies Moonlight Kingdom and The Grand Budapest Hotel he developed his sense of story-telling and that aspect, combined with his style, transformed him into a true master of his craft.
His latest film 'The Isle of Dogs' promises to be another true 'Wes Anderson'. He has his recurring stable of actors who he's always working with, the most loyal one being Bill Murray, who has had roles in all but one of Anderson's films. But also Tilda Swinton, Edward Norton, Harvey Keitel and Jeff Goldblum are joining the party again this time. All of them can breathe Anderson's fantastic dry humour and returning themes like family and nostalgia.
For those who aren't familiar with Anderson's work, check out the amazing Prada commercial he made in 2013. And for all, enjoy the trailer of 'Isle of Dogs'. Out soon.


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I have been requested to post this by a prospective partner. I have played 2/1 for many years (at least 5 to 7 and probably closer to 10) and 1NT forcing (in Kaplan-Sheinwold, Precision, or modern Standard American) for about 40 years and have always used the 1NT response to 1 of a major as 100% forcing. I am interested in what opinion people who play 2/1 or Precision have (because these are the ones most likely to have given thought to this question) and why they have it ... altho anyone can comment.
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Aptiv is a global technology company that develops safer and more connected solutions enabling the future of mobility. Aptiv Technical Center in Krakow represents our largest research and development facility in Europe. It features dedicated work on advanced electronics and active safety technologies, including testing and validation. Apart from engineering, Aptiv offers opportunities in our Global Business Services (GBS) within the following departments: AP, AR, GL, Travel & Expenses as well as in other corporate functions e.g. financial analysis, process improvement. In Krakow's GBS, Aptiv hires around 200 specialists who support our finance operations for EMEA region.
About the position:
The first automated vehicle to drive coast to coast? That was Aptiv. The first gesture control system for premium cars? That's us as well. We're a tech company with automotive roots, working behind the scenes in Silicon Valley for the likes of Apple, Google, Tesla and Mobileye. A huge part of this work has been done in Krakow Technical Center by our engineers.
Aptiv Krakow also hires over 650 specialists who support our global business operations (finance, accounting, logistics, IT and purchasing) and help us succeed.
Position: EMEA AR Team Leader
Place of work: Kraków
Reference code (if applicable): ARTL/09_2018
Your role:
- Manage Aptiv EMEA Accounts Receivable Team focusing on Collection and Billing processes, driving best possible results according to the key metrics and objectives of the Order To Cash department
- Verification of the quality of processes performed by AR team according to SOX controls, defining internal controls to ensure high quality of service
- Ensure the right number of employees assigned to given tasks, adapt their skills to the tasks they perform, implementation of backup structure in the team
- Supporting internal and external audit requirements in relation to AR processes
- Relationship management with internal customers and external stakeholders
Shaping a work environment based on trust, open communication, creative thinking, and teamwork
Essential requirements:
- Professional experience in Finance / Accounts Receivable field in BPO/SSC environment for at least 5 years - Minimum 2 years of experience in people management
- Master degree in Finance/Accounting or Economy would be beneficial
- Very good knowledge and understanding of AR processes
- Ability to build relationships with business stakeholders
- Very good organization of work and ability to delegate tasks
Strategic thinking proactivity, ability to initiate change and make decisionsVery good knowledge of business EnglishSAP Finance knowledge Strong working knowledge of MS Office (in particular Excel)
Join us to:
- Work in world-recognized company quoted on NYSE
- Be part of the ACCA Approved Employer that will help you prepare for the ACCA qualification and maintain membership status
- Obtain opportunity to professional growth and development in an international environment
- Get an access to internal & external trainings, coaching & certifications i.e. ACCA, language courses, postgraduate studies
- Have flexible working hours including home working
- Get a list of benefits, such as private health care, child fund, life insurance, multisport card, sports groups and many others
Personal Data Protection Clause required in the application:
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Petropolis Offers Safe Winter Fun in St. Louis's Only Heated Play Facility
Petropolis Offers Safe Winter Play in St. Louis's Only Heated Play Facility
ST LOUIS, MO – December 5, 2018 – Outdoor play doesn't stop for cold weather at Petropolis. Their all-season heated pavilion provides a safe space for dogs to play outdoors in winter weather. They offer doggy daycare and lodging packages that include supervised play in several covered, heated play yards.
With temperatures dropping, many dogs get less exercise and socialization than they would in warmer months. Proper exercise is crucial to maintaining a dog's health and happiness, and it decreased the chances of unwanted behaviors like chewing and using the bathroom indoors. Petropolis Pet Resort in Chesterfield offers doggy daycare and boarding services that allow dogs to play in covered, heated play yards no matter the weather. It is one of the only pet resorts in the St. Louis area that provides year-round outdoor play.
At Petropolis, a dog's safety and happiness come first, and they operate under the values of Pet Empowerment, which put a pet's needs first. Their staff is trained in identifying fear and stress in canines so they are better able to care for each dog's individual needs. This includes recognizing when a dog is uncomfortable in cold weather. They also have a full-service veterinary clinic on site in case of medical emergencies.
During summer months, Petropolis boasts the area's only dog water park. In winter, the water park is drained and converted into a ball pit. No matter the season, Petropolis provides a unique experience that cannot be found at home or at a dog park. Learn more about their popular doggy day care and their customizable dog boarding options.
About Petropolis Pet Resort
Petropolis Pet Resort has offered everything a pet could want since it opened in 1988. With daycare six days a week in heated, all-seasons play yards; luxury dog and cat boarding options; individualized dog training programs; a full-service grooming salon; St. Louis's only dog water park; and certified, trained staff, it stands as the premier pet facility in the St. Louis area.
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On the traces of the past and our roots
Hundred little angels invite you to their classified Baroque church St Sigismond,which has been rebuilt three times on a promontory. Over the streets and alleys, discover the authenticity of Champagny, its secrets and its history. During your walks, small chapels and oratories will tell you the mountain memory, its secrets and history ... what it is the authenticity of Champagny en Vanoise
Report on the Champagny Valley High
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Book of Geneviève "Frères des cîmes": Cent paroles, Mille secrets
To learn more about our town and its rootsThe whole history of our mountain village became a touristic resort (Subtitle in English)
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The village keeps preciously its traditions left by the village elder. The famous village fair redraw faithfully scenes of life in the Alps. Become soaked with the agricultural life in the high mountain pastures at the foot of the glaciers and taste a slice of Beaufort, a local cheese with a registered designation of origin.
CultureMuseum Glacialis: a centre for learning and discovery about mountain glaciers. Find out the secrets of these giants and continue your exploration along the " glaciological pathway".
More informations about Glacialis
During all the summer: Festival of an open-air live jazz concerts.
Classical music concerts in the classified church- Exhibition of mountain paintings- Screenings by Vanoise National Park, free shows for children


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"One of my professors assigned two papers that are due at the same time."
This from my youngest son, a young man who believes he's headed into the marketing industry. I'm sure once he's there, his employer will never assign him multiple projects that share the same due date.
Yeah, right. What universe does he plan to live and work in? Certainly not the American one. Read more


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Russia's telecommunications regulator Roskomnadzor has blocked ranges of Internet Protocol addresses belonging to Amazon and Google in an effort to ban Telegram.
This comes after Telegram was ordered to comply with laws that require it to hand over decryption keys for user messages to a Russian spy agency.
The messaging app refused to hand over encryption keys, which it said don't exist in the first place.
As a result of refusing to comply, Roskomnadzor is blocking the app in Russia.
Telegram had switched to Amazon Web Services to avoid the block, but Roskomnadzor responded by banning access to IP address blocks belonging to Amazon – 655,352 IP addresses in total – according to TorrentFreak.
It also requested that Google and Apple remove the service's mobile applications from their respective app stores in Russia. APKMirror also received a request from Russia to remove the Telegram app in Russia.
The Amazon IP bans failed to take Telegram offline, however, so millions of IP addresses belonging to Google were targeted.
At the time of writing, 17.1 million IP addresses were blocked in Russia, affecting the country's banking and retail sectors that rely on Amazon and Google's cloud services.
Users in Russia reported that Telegram still remains online.


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Massive fire breaks out at Mumbai's Shiv Shakti industrial area
| Updated: Aug 23, 2017 11:20 IST
Mumbai, Aug. 12 (ANI): A major fire broke out in a godown at Shivshakti industrial estate on Andheri-Kurla road today afternoon. Fire brigade officials are at the spot trying to bring it under control. Over eight fire tenders have been rushed to the spot. Apart from this, another major fire broke out in the Ghodup road area near Reay road. Further details are awaited. (ANI)


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Jack Tworkov Artworks
American Painter
Movements and Styles: Abstract Expressionism, Works Progress Administration
Born: August 15, 1900 - Biala Podlaska, Poland
Died: September 4, 1982 - Provincetown, Massachusetts
Artworks by Jack Tworkov
The below artworks are the most important by Jack Tworkov - that both overview the major creative periods, and highlight the greatest achievements by the artist.
Artwork Images
Seated Woman (Wally) (1934-36)
Artwork description & Analysis: In this figure study, Tworkov depicts his wife, Wally. Wearing pink and white, she sits, leaning on a table to her side with her hands clasped, facing the viewer. Her skirt rests on her thighs, revealing knee-high stockings on her slightly spread legs. The indistinct background consists of grays and ochres and gives no clue as to the setting. The chair, or bench, on which she sits has a light blue color, and one can see the shadows of the table legs on the mustard-colored floor.
Oil on canvas - Private Collection
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Untitled (Study for Christmas Morning) (1951)
Artwork description & Analysis: Bold strokes of red and black hover before a light blue and gray background and bare canvas to create an abstract space in Untitled (Study for Christmas Morning) (1951). The strokes seem to outline indistinct shapes, even objects, that appear to rise above the blue ground in a three-dimensional arrangement, and the straight black stroke brushed across the canvas, two-thirds of the way up, suggests a horizon line. Tworkov succeeds in creating a pictorial ambiguity that gives the composition dynamism. The red form on the left seems more calligraphic than object-like, but the black stroke underneath it is suggestive of a shadow cast by a three-dimensional form.
Oil on canvas - Newark Museum of Art, New Jersey
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House of the Sun (1952-53)
Artwork description & Analysis: Yellow strokes dominate the central area of the canvas in House of the Sun. The whole composition, with the interspersed red and blue strokes, has a centripetal motion that keeps the viewer's eye moving. Tworkov's paintings were never created in a vacuum. They were in dialogue with the paintings that had come before and that were painted by others. Tworkov began a series of paintings based on drawings he had made while teaching at Black Mountain College in the summer of 1952, and they harkened back to a subject Tworkov had often evoked: the Greek classic The Odyssey. Profiled in a 1953 article, "Tworkov Paints a Picture," critic and painter Fairfield Porter explained that Tworkov was thinking about Futurism here and "showed figures in definitely ambiguous space - form more than one point of view at once. As the figures began to develop, the subject tended to become erotic. This is the internal origin of the subject and also the origin of the turbulence of the form."
Oil on canvas - Private Collection
Artwork Images
Duo I (1956)
Artwork description & Analysis: Duo I is indicative of Tworkov's mature works. The abstract composition is divided into three horizontal areas and nearly bisected down the middle. Long brushstrokes of orange, red, pink, black, and white subvert the geometric structure underlying the composition and create a dynamic tension. Tworkov also exploits the tension between abstraction and figuration. While the red central portion reads as a square, the bisecting white line acts almost like an edge, turning the square into a cube. Furthermore, the black strokes in the center suggest a figure, and the two long black strokes in the lower portion of the composition are leg-like. Tworkov often began with more figurative elements and slowly changed and painted over them, leaving abstract evocations.
Oil on canvas - Whitney Museum of American Art, New York
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West 23rd (1963)
Artwork description & Analysis: By the early 1960s, Tworkov had abandoned his more figurative abstractions and fully embraced gestural abstractions, creating large-scale works like West 23rd. Here, bold red, parallel lines set up a syncopated rhythm across the canvas. A tan strip spans the bottom, and blue and white strokes hover behind, between, and sometimes on top of the red. The title refers to one of the main east-west thoroughfares in Manhattan. It goes through the heart of the Chelsea neighborhood, and it was the street where Tworkov and his family had an apartment for several years. Certainly the bustle and rhythm of city life pulsates on the canvas.
Oil on canvas - Museum of Modern Art, New York
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Knight Series #3 (1975)
Artwork description & Analysis: Moving away from large gestural brushstrokes, Tworkov embraced systematic composition making, creating works like Knight Series #3, which looks so different from his Abstract Expressionist work and yet evokes similar compositional tensions. Based on following the moves of the knight around a chessboard under certain parameters, Tworkov created a composition of overlapping squares, rectangles, and triangular forms. Painted in with minute, short brushstrokes, the shapes seem translucent, hovering over one another and yet held static in a field of light blue. Tworkov sets up subtle tensions between spatial depth, aerial perception, and the emphatic flatness of the two-dimensional canvas. Additionally, the tension between the schematic nature of the geometric shapes and the hand-painted strokes sparks a slight buzzing dissonance upon close inspection.
Oil on canvas - Collection of the Estate of Jack Tworkov, New York
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- WiFi
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The BEST WESTERN Grasmere Red Lion Hotel has superbly appointed bedrooms, luxurious lounge and a bright and airy conservatory. Leisure centre including heated indoor pool. A hairdressing salon, well appointed conference facilities and equipment. Excellent food and a warm, friendly welcome.
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Job Title: Academic ASAP Student Advisor (Multiple Positions)
Job ID: 21414
Location: Queensborough CC
Full/Part Time: Full-Time
Regular/Temporary: Regular
Queensborough Community College seeks an experienced individual who is able to work as part of a successful team of professionals serving a diverse student population in an urban setting. The successful candidate will provide a supportive environment and ensure that strong relationships are fostered with the college community.
CUNY is an equal opportunity employer and is committed to increasing the diversity of its workforce. It welcomes nominations of, and applications from members of protected groups including minorities, women, veterans and individuals with disabilities, as well as others who would bring additional perspectives to the university's mission. Candidates with demonstrated commitment to diversity and inclusiveness through their research, teaching and/or service are also encouraged to apply. One of the Queensborough Community College's greatest strengths, and a necessary element of excellence, is the diversity of our community. We strive to attract and nurture a talented and diverse faculty and staff that proudly reflect the unique character of the local Queens community, the most diverse county in the United States.
Reporting to the ASAP Associate Director, the ASAP Academic Student Adviser will perform the duties listed in the CUNY Title Overview as well as the following:
-Provide academic and personal support to guide students through the academic program and course selection process at QCC.
-Help students clarify their academic and professional goals. Advise students regarding majors and related career choices.
-Provide students with accurate information about educational options, requirements, policies and procedures.
-Assist students in a continual monitoring and evaluating of their educational progress by conducting academic audits; train students in use of Degree Works.
-Participate in recruitment activities. Provide reports detailing recruitment efforts and results.
-Assist with the development of workshops and special projects.
-Maintain tracking of academic success to monitor student progress towards graduation.
Evening and weekend hours may be required.
Bachelor's degree (Master's preferred) in an appropriate discipline and four years related experience.
The preferred candidate will have:
Accelerated Study in Associate Programs (ASAP) helps students earn their college degree as quickly as possible, by removing the financial, academic, and personal obstacles that many students confront. Key ASAP program features include a consolidated block schedule, cohorts by major, required full-time study and comprehensive advisement and career development services. Financial incentives include tuition waivers for financial aid eligible students, yearly textbook vouchers, and MetroCards for all students. Further information is available at www.cuny.edu/ASAP.
The ASAP Advisor is a member of an integrated College team providing individual academic, career and related support to an assigned group of college students as they progress through the program.
Higher Education Assistant
$ 47,340 - $ 61,593 (subject to collective bargaining agreement)
CUNY's benefits contribute significantly to total compensation, supporting health and wellness, financial well-being, and professional development. We offer a range of health plans, competitive retirement/pension benefits and savings plans, tuition waivers for CUNY graduate study and generous paid time off. Our staff also benefits from the extensive academic, arts, and athletic programs on our campuses and the opportunity to participate in a lively, diverse academic community in one of the greatest cities in the world.
Visit www.cuny.edu, access the employment page, log in or create a new user account, and search for this vacancy using the Job ID or Title. Select "Apply Now" and provide the requested information.
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Candidates must provide a resume and cover letter.
December 13, 2019. Review of resumes to begin immediately.
CUNY Job Posting: Managerial/Professional
CUNY encourages people with disabilities, minorities, veterans and women to apply. At CUNY, Italian Americans are also included among our protected groups. Applicants and employees will not be discriminated against on the basis of any legally protected category, including sexual orientation or gender identity. EEO/AA/Vet/Disability Employer.


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Inclusive Education for Youths towards Nation's Development
through Community Empowerment
Young people – students – have a very integral part in the nation development through education particularly in the university level. Their contribution should be seriously taken into account, by giving them opportunity to say their positive and constructive thoughts and getting them involved in, possibly, all aspects of development towards sustainable community.
Their roles are imperative through social inclusion. Knowledge, information and experiences through formal education in classes should be widely and well applied and transferred to the society in order to support them to develop; this is called human resources mobilization, which can swift development. It all starts from the smallest group in the community – youths – that has the same vision. Sustainable development could only run if the opportunity is passed on from a generation to another, to keep its sustainability.
Thus, young people, the generation of the present, should get serious consideration and take part in a national multidimensional development. The fruitful results of development won't be there by itself; there should be young people with high commitment, dedication and integrity who will make progress and they will be us.
What we can read between the lines is that youths – students – should be included in social and national development, and chances should be passed on to the next youth-generation to take action to continue development. In President University, students are compulsory to take community development to help the society around the campus to improve their personal and practical skills useful for their daily life concerning the nation development; in another word, the students are included in both social and national development by transferring and sharing their knowledge and experiences to the people around them.
This article is written by Mohammad Reiza, Indonesian Youth Delegate to the 5th UNESCO Youth Forum in Paris, France, and the President of the 1st UNESCO Asian Youth Forum in Jeju Island, South Korea.
Mohammad Reiza
President University, Public Relations
Youth Delegate to UNESCO Youth Forum