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The Black Student Strike at the University of Wisconsin – Madison began 50 years ago today. This is the second part of a history of that strike and surrounding events, excerpted from the Wisconsin Historical Society Press’s new book, Madison in the Sixties, by Stuart D. Levitan. Part 1 is available here.
At night, a thousand rally on the mall, then climb the hill to Bascom Hall; amid shouts of “Burn, baby, burn,” demonstrators burn an effigy of university administrators in Abraham Lincoln’s lap. Then they march to the Capitol, filling nearly three city blocks, their number augmented by many high school students.
After a Tuesday morning mall rally for a thousand, an uptick in intensity—a few hundred protesters walk through buildings chanting, “On strike, shut it down!” They don’t attract any adherents and leave when police arrive.
But a few hours later, around the same time the state Senate is unanimously adopting a resolution denouncing the “wanton destruction, illegal activity and disruption of our universities by revolutionaries and their supporters,” black leaders tell a Union Theater rally for one thousand of the new tactic—a “non-penetrable” picket line, people standing in the College of Letters and Science schoolhouse doors to block anyone from getting in. And when police come, to make like steam and vaporize. And they do; some form the first “affinity groups,” linking up and linking arms. Some fistfights break out between students blockading buildings and those attempting to enter, but the lines generally hold, and hundreds leave or are turned away.
Groups in the hundreds have effectively seized control of several university buildings, when close to two hundred city and county officers sweep up the hill. The students blocking building entrances withdraw at their approach. Several hundred occupy Bascom Hall hallways until it is cleared and closed by police about 4:15 p.m. After that, police form a line in front of the building and endure abusive shouts from a mob of two thousand, many of whom pelt them with snowballs as they later retreat.
Wednesday morning, an overflow crowd of fifteen hundred at a Union Theater rally cheer as black leaders urge them to close down the university. Afterward, hit-and-run strikes by strikers escalate; they block and occupy more buildings for more than three hours, even briefly blocking Van Hise, which houses Harrington’s office. There are several minor injuries, most coming when some of the two hundred antistrike “Hayakawas”—named after the strikebreaking president of SF State and including members of the Young Americans for Freedom, Sigma Epsilon Phi fraternity, and some football players—battle blockaders on the line. Three buses are vandalized on their campus routes, and traffic is so badly disrupted that the Madison Bus Company shuts down campus bus service for two hours. Police make several arrests, including freshman football player Harvey Clay.
Former NAACP leader Marshall Colston, now heading a UW–Extension exchange program with historically black colleges in the south, incorrectly charges that the black students’ demands, which he supports, are being downplayed by white radicals who have seized control of the strike. Calling the university “a model for other institutions,” Colston says, “The Third World Liberation Front, SDS and other militant white revolutionary groups have used [black demands] as a pretext to ‘do their thing.’” Colston is wrong. While white radicals comprise a majority of bodies on the line, they fully support the strike and respect the Wapinduzi Weusi, which maintains tight top-down control. Other black leaders include Willie Edwards’s wife, Libby Edwards, Horace Harris, Kenneth Williamson, Bernard Forrester, and John Felder, who came to UW in 1968 under Ruth Doyle’s Special Tutorial and Financial Assistance Program (and actually stayed at the Doyle home while his permanent housing was arranged).
With city and county law enforcement unable to maintain this pace or scope of response, Mayor Festge and the university leadership ask Governor Knowles to call out the Wisconsin National Guard, which he does at 3:10 p.m. The first battalion of nine hundred guardsmen begin arriving—in jeeps with machine guns permanently attached—around 9:30 p.m.
On Thursday, February 13, the guardsmen prove a mixed blessing. Deployed in and around the major campus buildings, they keep the buildings open and accessible and exhibit a level of professionalism that impresses both university administrators and strikers. But they also trigger a defensive reaction among students, causing strike participation to grow sharply and prompting an escalation of response. That afternoon, six or seven thousand strikers take to the city streets under the disciplined direction of black marshals with walkie-talkies. The crowd blocks University Avenue four times in two hours, until strikers are removed by police with clubs and guardsmen with fixed bayonets. Police club some students, fire a couple of tear gas cannisters into crowds to clear intersections, and make ten arrests, but there are no major confrontations. At about 6 p.m., Governor Knowles activates another 1,200 guardsmen.
That night, eight to ten thousand students, many with torchlights, march from the library mall to the Square and back. The march is self-policed and orderly, marred only by some racist catcalling by a few onlookers.
After the march, about five hundred go to 6210 Social Sciences to hear SDS cofounder and Chicago Eight defendant Tom Hayden talk about the war, which he says America has lost. His appearance is unrelated to the strike, and except for saying that the activation of the National Guard is “the last trump card of the establishment,” he demurs commenting on the action.
On Friday, things are calming down, with only some token picketing of academic buildings and targeted obstruction of University Avenue.The Guard and 230 police from outside agencies are withdrawn from the central campus, but not deactivated. A noon march to the Capitol and back disrupts traffic but is disciplined and peaceful, as is another torchlit march of about a thousand that night.
The Feb 13, 1969 march to the capitol. Photo by David Sandell.
Meanwhile, at their meeting in Milwaukee, the regents unanimously commend Chancellor Young for his handling of the crisis but demand an investigation into the “Black Revolution” conference; several say it sparked the disruptions.
Coming tomorrow: administrators grapple with the 13 Demands.


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The HCG drops diet instructions are notoriously strict, and it's common to start feeling bored or confined with the limited list of allowed foods, to the point that many people feel like cheating on the HCG diet. Some people report getting so sick of chicken they could scream. Others just want more variation to tantalize their taste buds and keep life interesting.
Thankfully, there are ways to cheat on the list of allowed foods and get away with it! Despite Dr. Simeons' fabled strictness, not everyone is the same. There ARE some foods that you can likely eat and still lose weight while taking HCG diet drops on phase 2.
The most critical thing to cheating on HCG diet phase 2 is to pick the right food to cheat with. Obviously a monstrous 1,400-calorie cheesecake from the Cheesecake Factory or a super-sized Big Mac meal isn't the greatest idea. But there are still some delicious options that can give your poor taste buds a little vacation without seriously jeopardizing your weight loss.
There is also a method to HCG diet cheating that you should know about before eating a forbidden food. We'll link to it at the bottom of this article. But first, here are your top 10 foods for cheating on the HCG diet.
This luscious fruit makes the perfect HCG cheat. It's high in water content and low in sugar. Certain HCG diet clinics even allow unlimited watermelon anytime. After all, it's kind of hard to overeat on watermelon. While we don't recommend gorging on it, it can be the perfect "dessert" when you need a little extra something to get you through another day of dieting.
The limited protein options can really drive you mad at times on the HCG diet. Dr. Simeons allowed cottage cheese for vegetarians on the HCG diet—so why not you? Get a fat-free variety and eat it alone as a protein serving, or use some to add a bit of extra flavor to your fruit or starch selection.
Some people look forward to their little bread stick or Melba toast like nothing else. But why did Dr. Simeons choose a white bread? Choosing a flavored whole wheat cracker might actually be better for you since it adds a bit of fiber to your diet. Just be sure to pick a brand and portion size with the same calorie and carb count as your usual bread stick or Melba toast.
So we've had alternative fruit, protein, and starch options—green beans are your cheating vegetable pick. If you can get them fresh out of the garden, they're packed with flavor and shouldn't impact your weight loss. Skip the butter but feel free to add salt (extra salt may result in water retention the next day, making it hard to say if the green beans affected your weight loss or not).
Speaking of veggies, Dr. Simeons never allowed the mixing of vegetable choices. You pick one veggie, and that's the only veggie you eat for that meal. Yet many HCG dieters have found that mixing their veggies doesn't give them any trouble at all. Go ahead and get crazy with this one.
Most people don't realize that Truvia is technically not allowed on the HCG diet. It contains a form of sugar called erythritol. But a lot of people have found that using Truvia doesn't affect their weight loss at all. It may be a good choice for you.
The problem with American beef is that it comes from grain-fed cattle and contains way more calories and fat than your typical European beef, which is why Dr. Simeons banned it from the HCG diet. But most HCG dieters have found that it doesn't impact their weight loss significantly—especially if you choose extra lean beef. Even ground beef can work if it's sufficiently lean.
The other white meat is almost identical to a rib-eye steak nutritionally, and for whatever reason Dr. Simeons didn't allow it. But, as with the other foods on this list, there's a good chance you'll be just fine eating turkey. Go ahead and give it a try.
While it's not a food, this is still a big compliance issue for some people. Dr. Simeons believed that the fats and oils contained in lotion could be absorbed into the skin and cause a stall or gain in weight while taking HCG diet drops. However, some people have found that they can use lotion without trouble. You might want to give it a try if your dry skin is really giving you grief.
OK, we cheated a little bit with our list. Bonus for you! You will probably find small amounts of sugar, fat, and oil in these major flavor enhancers. But the amounts really are usually tiny, and the huge boost in flavor might just make the risk worthwhile.
We hope this little list gives you that extra little bit of freedom that helps you keep your sanity while taking HCG diet drops and reaching your weight loss dreams.
Of course, you need to keep in mind that if you eat any of these foods, you are deviating from the recommended protocol. These are not approved foods, and there is a risk you will fail to lose weight or even gain some weight after eating them. So use them at your own risk. If you want a safe method for cheating on the HCG diet with these foods, check out our other article on HCG cheating.

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Walnut butter, creme fraiche, and candied walnuts.
Ciabatta and chef’s seasonal inspiration.
Pecorino, ciabatta, san marzano tomatoes, and tuscan toast.
Egg, fontina, asparagus, and truffle oil.
Roasted campari tomato, basil pesto, and ciabatta.
Prosciutto, chillies, pecorino, and egg.
Ceci beans, olive tapenade, lemon jam, and pecorino.
Roasted grapes, pecorino, marcona almonds, and meyer lemon vinaigrette.
Gala apple, pecorino pepato, celery, and hazelnuts.
Toasted hazelnuts, watercress, whipped goat cheese, and apple cider reduction.
Romaine heart, Caesar dressing, white anchovy, croutons, and pecorino.
Iceberg lettuce, Sardinian feta, plum tomatoes, olives, red onions, oregano, soppressata vinaigrette, cucumbers and pepperoncini, and peppers.
Calabrian chilli aioli and pecorino.
Celery, pecorino, and leccino olives.
Ricotta, honeycomb, and Tuscan toast.
Cherry-shallot compote and Tuscan toast.
Olive medley, citrus zest, and herbs.
Black mission fig jam, whipped goat cheese, roasted grapes, almonds, and saba.
Spaghetti, pecorino, and black pepper.
Giant rigatoni, fennel sausage, tomatoes, parmigiano-reggiano, and roasted onions.
Guanciale, onion, white wine, san marzano tomatoes, and pecorino.
Local butternut squash, ricotta, toasted hazelnuts, sage, and brown butter.
Ricotta dumplings, passata di pomodoro, hand-pulled mozzarella, and basil.
Oyster mushrooms, black truffle, and parmesan.
Llittle ear pasta, rapini, escarole, lemon, chillies, and pecorino.
Seared octopus, warm fingerling potatoes, marcona almonds, finocchiona, and horseradish aioli.
Salmon, artichokes, sun-dried tomatoes, spinach, and leeks.
Grilled half chicken and chilli pepper paste.
Bacon jam, roasted tomatoes, cheese curd arugula, roasted garlic aioli, and parmesan fries.
Grilled chicken breast, spinach, cherry tomatoes, cauliflower, shallots, and limoncello vinaigrette.
Prime twelve ounce. New York strip steak, seasonal winter greens, roasted sweet potatoes, saba, and herb butter.
San marzano tomatoes, mozzarella, and basil.
Prosciutto di parma, mozzarella, fontina, arugula, and extra virgin olive oil.
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Cubes of Chinese roast pork with slices of beef, shrimp and chicken with fresh choice vegetables.
Tender beef married to baby bamboo shoots, water chestnuts, mushrooms, and fresh Chinese vegetables with pineapple.
Chunks of lobster, jumbo shrimps, and scallops sauteéd with fresh vegetables.
Breaded lobster meat cooked with mushrooms, water chestnuts, and bamboo shoots.
Chunks of chicken fried in egg batter with ham, mushrooms, Chinese vegetables, oyster sauce, and topped with crushed almond.
Chunks of chicken with fine-cut pork and lobster meat sauteéd with pea pods, water chestnuts, and selected Chinese vegetables.
Selected sirloin steak unerringly broiled, thick sliced and served with pea pods and Chinese vegetables over the patties with our fabulous special sauce.
Choice cubes of sirloin, jumbo shrimps, bamboo shoots, mushrooms, water chestnuts, and pea pods seasoned and simmered in a rare imported oyster sauce.
Tenderloin beef strips sauteéd with choice garden greens and garnished with crisp toasted rice noodles (vermicelli).
Chunks of tender chicken and lobster meat sauteéd with selected Chinese vegetables.
Our creamy curries are mellow and mild. If you prefer a hotter one, please let your waitress know.
MSG may be omitted upon request.
On tables of 6 or more, 15% gratuity will be added on.
Please inform your server if anyone in your party has any food allergies.
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We make bookings dynamic with artificial intelligence.
We are changing the way teams fill their restaurant seats forever.
Today Seatris.ai is a smart online reservation and table management app. It allows guests to reserve tables online and restaurants to daily manage bookings, tables and guests. In 2017 we started to think about how we can solve the dynamics of restaurant bookings, that often times lead to industry losses of about one Million Euros per year. We found out that all kind of restaurants do have a problem with filling their space a 100%. Either the restaurant is fully booked, but has to deal with booking changes, last minute cancellations or no-shows leaving seats unrefilled. Or the restaurant doesn’t know how to market availabilities across all online channels and the space never gets filled up to even 70%. Our team came up with an idea for the first AI-based table management tool for restaurants, that automates all booking challenges and supports the restaurant team to reach the goal of being a successful restaurant now and in the future.
Seatris.ai will be the first intelligent restaurant management assistant for restaurant front-of-house teams. Our assistants use artificial intelligence to achieve what we design them for: to one the one hand react on any change that happens with a booking, to optimise the floor and on the other hand to push available seats to any marketing channel that is available for the restaurant.
The expected results of the IBB funding program is to establish a fully-flexible order and table management solution for the restaurant team, that has a seating assistant, a yield & marketing assistant, as well as a data science foundation to help restaurant teams sell all their seats and learn to improve their operations by facts and data.
The automation-based Seatris.ai eco-system will allow restaurant teams to fully focus on the guest and let the ground communication work as well as the success-driven assistance system work for them in the background. Smart tech, that becomes invisible!
Welcome to the future of restaurant bookings.

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We are excited to welcome jewelry historian and author Ruth Peltason to 4 Grigg street on Saturday 28th September for a book signing to launch her newest book: David Webb: The Quintessential American Jeweler. Ruth Peltason has written a number of books focusing on jewelry, including most recently Living Jewels: Masterpieces from Nature, and Elizabeth Taylor: My Love Affair with Jewelry. She also lectures on jewelry around the country.
David Webb is undoubtedly one of the 20th Century’s iconic American jewelers. From the time he opened his shop in 1948 at the age of 21, the self-taught jeweler was influenced by a passion for art and ancient cultures. Today the David Webb archives include over 40,000 original drawings, sketches, and production records.
This striking book, three years in the making and with specially commissioned photography of 300 pieces of jewelry details Webb’s evolution as an artist and identifies his major collections. All the jewelry has been carefully authenticated, described in detail, and is accompanied by Webb’s drawings. In addition, editorial from leading fashion magazines, photographs of the many women who adored his jewelry and an assortment of ephemera are also included.
in anticipation of this event, we have organized a selection of David Webb pieces from their collection. Both Simon and Ruth will be available to discuss David Webb and his iconic jewelry.
We have collaborated with our lovely neighbor Diane’s Books for this special event. All sales of the book will be made at Diane’s books, next door at 8 Grigg Street.


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Last month, my wife posted on her blog about how we were beginning our journey with XSport Massapequa fitness center and our new healthy eating lifestyle. Yes, it seems every few months we return to that healthy eating lifestyle, and although we never really go off it, we do tend to slip up and need to recoup. Today marks a month since we started at XSport in Massapequa (in Sunrise Mall) and we are still going strong!
As of this morning, I am down 11 pounds. My wife is down 6 pounds. We have been going to the gym religiously, even through my step-father’s hospitalization (he is still hospitalized but thankfully on the mend). Some days we go early in the morning, other days we go in the afternoons (the kids like to go to the gym childcare so they can play and wrestle and make new friends), and for the first time last night, we went in the evening.
I have to say that the only time we’ve encountered the gym to be too busy for our liking is in the immediate after work hours, like 5pm and a little later. I was pleasantly surprised that although there were a lot of members last night, it was not packed, and both of us had an easy time finding a machine. Everything is immaculate, and we are ALWAYS seeing the cleaning crew at work, no matter what time we go.
The team is all so friendly and helpful. The assistant manager, Pete, who set us up a month ago, is friendly, helpful and very accommodating. His boss, manager Steve, is just as accommodating. The trainers are great. Both my wife and I see Tristan: I go twice a week, she goes once a week. He is tailoring our workouts individually, keeping each of our needs in mind. Jen loves the gentle pushes, and I am amazed with how much progress I am seeing in just one month. He is always available by text to help motivate, inspire or assist, and this is huge for us. Thanks guys!
We have met some of the other trainers as well, and even those we have not officially yet met, we are becoming friendly with. We are starting to see familiar faces as we keep coming back, and periodically, we see some of our neighbors and those we know from the area. Neither of us feel pressured, out of place or anything but comfortable. We are very happy with our decision to join XSport.
Our next step is to try out an XIt class. Armondo is the manager, and from what we’ve learned, XIt is a 1-hour Interval Training Class that constantly monitors your heart rate to ensure that you reach your maximum level, allowing your body to continue to burn calories and fat for up to 36 hours after class. Intervals include free weights, rowing, TRX workouts and so much more! Here is the current Massapequa XIt schedule.
If you visit the gym, be sure to say Paul and Jennifer from Massapequa Dad and Massapequa Family sent you!
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FIRM DESCRIPTION: Emerald Stage2 Ventures is a Pennsylvania-based early stage venture fund focused on capital efficient information technology companies. The Fund generally invests in $1 to $3 million venture rounds for post-revenue companies with a primary focus on the following verticals: Healthcare IT, Pharma IT, Financial Services IT and outsourced Business Services. The fund will invest primarily across Pennsylvania and the Mid-Atlantic region and is an active investor seeking Board representation. Fund partners include some of the region's leading institutions including Ben Franklin Technology Partners of Southeastern Pennsylvania, a leading regional seed investor and Emerald Asset Management, a leading regional asset manager. The fund also has Internet Capital Group, a pioneer in acquiring and building on-demand software companies, as a Limited Partner.
We were intro's to ES2 and had what we thought was a great call and tremendous interest from the partner Saul Richter and then COMPLETE silence. 6 months later they were all over us again. We are all busy but a bit of professionalism goes a long way.


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Q: Two years ago, I bought a home to remodel and planned to move into it. A month after I bought it, I was put on orders and have been in military lodging for the last 2 years. The end of March is to be my last day on orders, so I have been working on getting the house into shape.
My well has gone dry and poor construction as well as easements have set me back. Water problems under the house and in the yard forced me to look at my septic system. It turned out to be cracked, leaking, and inadequate.
I sought advice from septic maintenance and installation companies. Two came out but would not touch it and the third told me to not put another penny into this house and seek litigation. The water table is within a few inches of the surface and he claims no septic system invented could fix my yard.
Now I am stuck with an unlivable home and my greatest asset is now a liability. I have gone back and looked at my home inspection, septic inspection, and seller’s disclosure. Nothing was disclosed. The only Realtor was the listing agent, and I consented to his dual representation. The Realtor picked out all the inspectors. Do I have legal recourse?
A: We’re sorry for the trouble you’re going through. You now know the value of building your own team of professionals to help you out when buying the largest purchase of your life.
In many states, once you consented to dual representation by the real estate agent, that agent became a facilitator in the transaction. That means the agent merely assisted the parties in moving the deal forward, but no longer had a duty to the seller or to you to represent your best interests.
Your agent picked the inspectors, but did you at any time say that you wanted to pick your own? Your first call should be to the inspectors to determine if they performed proper inspections of the home.
It seems that your primary problem with the home is with the septic system. The next problem is with the source of water for your home. You need to tackle each of these problems separately. You mention poor construction in your email, but didn’t specify what was involved. In some cases, poor construction can result in minor cosmetic fixes to the home, while in others it can require structural and costly changes.
You wrote that you’ve looked at the inspectors’ reports and didn’t see any problems noted in their comments. You should look over those reports again and call the inspectors to see if they can justify their inspection in light of what you have found at the home.
A professional home inspector would have been responsible for the soundness of the home, while the septic system inspector was responsible for inspecting and reporting on the septic system. If neither of these inspectors performed their jobs properly, you may have a claim against them.
But inspecting homes is subjective. Some inspectors are better that others, but all inspectors should find the glaring issues or problems. Whether your issues are obvious or not is at issue, particularly when it comes to the condition of the home.
Most septic inspectors perform a thorough review of the septic system. But there are times weather conditions, soil conditions and the time of the year can affect that inspection. But you had three septic inspectors come to the home and all of them seem to have given you the impression that the septic system was a big problem.
Sometimes, physical problems develop after title to a home has transferred from seller to buyer. It can be as simple as an air-conditioning compressor blowing shortly after closing; a washing machine breaking down on the first use after closing; or the sewer line clogging when you first move into a home.
All of these things can happen, but in your case, it does sound as if at least some of these problems were present when you bought the property. If the soil and the septic system are just as they were when you bought the home, the septic system inspector you used should have had the same reaction to your septic system as the inspectors you called in recently. If that’s the case, why didn’t that inspector find a problem with the system?
You may have a claim against your sellers for failing to disclose the problems with the home. But most seller disclosure laws require the seller to have known of the problem. If you can prove that they knew of the problem, you may be able to sue them and get compensated for your losses. You have to keep in mind that you have a certain amount of time to sue a seller under seller disclosure laws. In some states that time limit to file a lawsuit is as little as one year after closing.
I would suggest you consult with a good, local real estate attorney who can help you determine what legal options are available.


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What valuable Astrology lessons have we learned from the NFL playoffs so far ? I’d say several …let’s look at some of them.
3. As we saw in the BCS National Championship game the underdogs fare poorly in games played during a void of course moon [ see Sunday’s games ] . The underdog needs the emotional edge to outplay a team that is favored to beat them and when the Moon does not provide any help by being void the favourite’s prevail. To rephrase …there has to be emotional upset for there to be an upset.
4. The transiting Moon squaring or opposite your Sun IS a favorable aspect for a Quarterback [ e.g. Kaepernick , Ryan, Brady] .
5. A favorable aspect between the transiting Moon and your Sun IS NOT helpful [ e.g. Rodgers, Wilson, Manning ] .
1. Scoring 1st doesn’t mean squat [ 3 of the 4 teams that scored first lost the game in week 2 of the playoffs ].
Here’s a trivia question for you …only 1 player in the NFL that played the whole regular season didn’t lose a game this year …who was it ?
I’ll give you a minute to think .
2. Experience isn’t what it used to be. In the 4 games in the divisional round the younger QB’S won their games and Russell Wilson for Seattle gave his team every chance to win with 3 second half td’s. The only veteran QB who clearly outplayed his younger rival Tom Brady. Wilson, Kaepernick and Flacco all were great in the second half’s of their games [ 2 of them playing on the road] as they all lead their teams to 3 or more second half td’s and they all scored or threw for game tying or lead changing td’s. When the pressure was on these 3 youngsters were not afraid to make the big play. In the conference championship games we also saw the younger qb win both games.
It was Tristan Holliday of the Broncos .Saturday was his first loss of the season [ although he played better than anyone else on his team with 2 returns for TD’S ]. He started the season with Houston who started 5-0 then was picked up on waivers by the Broncos who won their last 11 games after he joined the team.
Okay now on to the big game . I’m going to ramble off some of the major aspects in the teams , players and coaches charts and we’ll see what we can make of them.
The main thing when you look at who is going to win a championship is a combination of things. Contacts to Saturn or the Nodes [ a sense of destiny ]. A positive Mars transit [ good energy ] . And on the shorter term the Moon [ emotions ] and Mercury [ mental processes/ strategy ]. Also some help from Jupiter [ luck ] is not bad either.
Looking at the coaches of Harbaughville Jim of the 49ers has lots of powerful transits happening now. Pluto [ power/ Intensity ] Is conjunct his South Node [ past Karma ] and Pluto is also conjunct his Mars giving lots of drive and focused energy . Also transiting Uranus is square to his Nodes [ destiny/ karma ] . Pluto is also trine to his natal Pluto and his natal Uranus. He meets all the needed criteris here.
His brother John coaches the Ravens he has transiting Neptune [ which rules underdogs as well as confusion ] conjunct his Jupiter [ luck ]. Saturn is square to his Nodes, Jupiter is trine his Saturn and the North Node is conjunct his Venus . Nice transits but not as powerful as Jim’s .
Advantage Jim and the 49ers .
One of the main things that’s happening this year Astrologically is that the planets Saturn [ which rules the sign of Capricorn ] and Pluto [ which rules the sign of ] are in mutual reception. This is njust a fancy way of saying that they are in the sign that the other one rules..Pluto is in Capricorn now and Saturn is in Scorpio. Essentially what this does is add extra focus and concentration as the energy of these 2 planets are communicating better than normal.
Interestingly enough the 2 starting qb’s in this game are a Capricorn and a Scorpio.
Looking at the charts for the qbs both qbs are young but are growing up quickly due to some outer planet transits. Joe Flacco for the Ravens has been around for a few years and he already is the first qb in NFL history to win a playoff game in each of his first 5 seasons in the league. He also avenged their season ending defeat to the Patriots last season in the AFC Championship game.
Flacco is a Capricorn and transiting Pluto is currently conjunct his Natal Neptune and his natal Mercury [ strategy / focus] this has helped him get to the next stage of his development. Also the transiting North Node is conjunct his Saturn [ discipline as well as preparation ].
Colin Kaepernick is the starting qb for the 49ers and has only been the starter since the midway point of the season when the starter Alex Smith went down with an injury after having a great season last year. Interestingly Smith had by far his best season as a pro last year when Jupiter was in his sign of Taurus. Now that the Scorpio energy is the most powerful energy out there Kaepernick found himself as the starter and has been nothing short of awesome the last several weeks.
Kaepernick ha transiting Saturn sitting directly on his Sun / Pluto conjunction in his natal chart , literally rising to power out of nowhere.
However Flacco’s Pluto transit to his Mercury gives him a very slight advantage.
The Ravens team chart has transiting Pluto sitting directly on their Jupiter as well as transiting Uranus sitting on their Saturn/ South Node conjunction.
The 49ers have transiting Jupiter very loosely conjunct their North Node [ destiny ].They also have transiting Uranus opposite their Neptune and transiting Pluto square to their Neptune. Neptune often has to do with trick plays or deception but it also shows up often as turnovers. This isn’t a good sign for the 49ers.
Looking at the game chart the Moon is between 22-24 degrees of Scorpio throughout the game. This lends to hard hitting and intensity. The transiting Moon will be exactly conjunct Flacco’s South Node late in this game. That should be interesting to watch.Look for a play from Flacco to decide the game late.
Another thing of note is that none of these teams have lost a Super Bowl. The Ravens have won their only appearance and the 49ers are 5-0 all time and look to tie the Steelers for the most win’s ever in the championship game.
The chart for the game shows Jupiter near the Midheaven as the game starts so there may be some early scoring but Saturn [ which rules scoring ] is in the bottom half of the chart the whole game while Uranus [ defense] is in the top half of the chart the whole game. I would venture to say this will be lowish scoring.
Conclusions : Jim will have the 49ers prepared but I would look for the Ravens to pull out a close win late. It will be up to Flacco though . Look for a big play from him [ either or good or bad [ to decide it late.Ravens 24-21.


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On 20 May 2014 Begbroke Science Park (BSP) was delighted to welcome Deputy Prime Minister and Liberal Democrat Leader Nick Clegg to tour the site. Nick Clegg was accompanied by Catherine Bearder MEP for South East England, Professor Alex Halliday, Head of the University of Oxford’s Mathematical, Physical and Life Sciences Division and Dr Caroline Livingstone, BSP Manager. The tour formed part of Nick Clegg’s Oxfordshire visit ahead of local and EU elections.
Starting in Begbroke’s Institute of Advanced Technology Nick Clegg met with Professor Nik Petrinic, Head of the Impact Engineering Research Group, in BSP’s Impact Laboratory. Professor Petrinic explained how the group develops methodologies for the characterisation and modelling of the behaviour of materials under high dynamic loading, such as collision and explosion.
The Deputy Prime Minister also visited Dr John Anson, Oxford Gene Technology’s (OGT) Executive Vice President of Research and Development. Within OGT’s molecular genetics laboratories Dr Anson explained how they provide world-class genetics research solutions to leading clinical and academic research institutions. The Deputy Prime Minister was keen to discuss OGT’s experiences of dealing with EU funding and was impressed to hear how OGT scientists are developing tests to help researchers profile both tumour samples and pathogens, using advanced DNA sequencing approaches.
Nick Clegg was also introduced to CEO John Catling and Chairman Michael Taylor of emerging SME, WheelRight. They described how their tyre pressure monitoring technology allows regular and accurate tyre pressure measurements and shared their vision of having the technology installed in all London bus depots. Nick Clegg commented on the potential CO2 emission savings delivered by WheelRight’s innovative technology.
The visit was rounded off with an interview with BBC News Political Editor, Nick Robinson.

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child dependency waits on previous frames?
Re: child dependency waits on previous frames?
Yes. This is a bug.
I will fix it, but for now very busy with other issues.
Job solving function should be completely rewritten.
This effect happen because there is a recursive function that solves task, run other other task solve if it depends.
There should not be any recursion, there should be like in jobs dependence, if it does, it just got DEPEND flag, and does not run other job, just wait READY flag.

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Summon Night 6: Lost Borders weaves an emotional tale of friendship and discovery that begins in the sparsely populated "cocoon world" of Fillujah, where the three main characters (Raj, Amu and Ist) live in virtual isolation. Each has a single companion, a flying sidekick with an amazing special power, and they are all surprised when dozens of strangers begin to suddenly appear-literally falling out of the clear, blue sky. Lost Borders can be played and enjoyed without any knowledge of the previous games in the series, but fans will recognize that the mysterious strangers are actually returning characters from all of the mainline Summon Night games. Originally released in Japan as a celebration of the award-winning series' 15th anniversary, Summon Night 6: Lost Borders offers gorgeous widescreen graphics presented in high definition, a first for the series.
The fully 3-D battle system allows Chain Attacks that happen automatically when an enemy is surrounded by two or more allies; in these situations, each ally can hit the enemy without risk of counterattack. In addition to the Summons that are a hallmark of the series, two allies can team up for a breathtaking "Summon Burst" attack that invokes a devastating magical strike from one of many giant fantastical creatures. Combat is only one part of the Summon Night 6 experience. The series is well known for its "night conversations"-one-on-one encounters where various characters confide in one another, leading to a web of elaborate, emotional storytelling with many different branching paths. Lost Borders also includes several charming mini-games: One has you fishing for different types of aquatic creatures, while another involves cooking power-up meals using the bounty you've caught with your fishing pole.

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This was one of the most well received recipes on the day! Thin and crispy, this pizza is authentically Italian and dangerously moreish!
Place all flour into a large mixing bowl, add the yeast sachet, salt and sugar. Then add the warm water and mix until all combined.
Knead the dough for 7 minutes adding extra Tipo 00 flour if the dough is too sticky. Allow to rise in a warm room for 1 hour or until doubled in size.
With floured hands, scrape the dough from the bowl and knead roughly for a few minutes to expel excess air. Split into five equal balls and leave to prove for a further 30 minutes. (Tip: You can freeze the dough for future use if you want to).
Set up your barbecue for grilling (direct heat), 260 degrees C and place the pizza stone on to pre-heat for 10 minutes. Spread the coals evenly across the whole grate area.
Roll the dough into five 12″ bases, thinly spread with tomato sauce and cover with toppings. Keep the wild rocket leaves until the pizza is cooked.
Use a floured pizza paddle to transfer pizzas to the pre-heated pizza stone. Bake for about 4 minutes or until the base is light and crispy.
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In October–November 2011, May–August 2012, November–December 2012 and March–April 2013, salvage excavations were conducted on Rabbi Yehuda Me-Raguza Street in Yafo, along the eastern edge of the Flea Market compound (Permit Nos. A-6233, A-6482; map ref. 176655–7191/661990–2267; Fig. 1), prior to the renewal of the infrastructure. The excavations, on behalf of the Israel Antiquities Authority, were directed by Y. Arbel and L. Rauchberger, with the assistance of V. Shustin, Y. Marmelstein, H. Vanda and T. Greenwald (area supervision), Y. Amrani and E. Bachar (administration), R. Mishayev, M. Kunin, A. Hajian and M. Kahan (surveying and drafting), A. Peretz (field photography), C. Amit (studio photography), C. Ben-Ari and A. Dagot (GPS), M. Shuiskaya (pottery drawing), J. Bukengolts (pottery restoration), L. Kupershmidt (metallurgical laboratory), A. de Vincenz, P. Gendelman, E.J. Stern, K. Burke and G. Finkielsztejn (ceramics), R. Kool (numismatics), K. Raphael (metal artifacts), M. Sadeh and I. Ktalav (archaeozoology), O. Ackerman (geological consultation), M. Ajami, D. Barkan and students from Tel Aviv University. We are in debt to Y. Misch for bringing to our attention the inscribed rails near Area D.
The excavation is one of numerous salvage excavations that were conducted in the past two decades prior to the urban renewal of Yafo. Extensive excavations were carried out on the streets of the flea market near Rabbi Yehuda Me-Raguza Street (Peilstöker et al. 2006; Arbel 2008) and Yehuda Ha-Yammit Street (Haddad 2011; Arbel 2012; Haddad 2013), as well as in the Andromeda Hill compound (Avner-Levy 1998; Ayash and Bushnino 1999). These excavations yielded burial compounds and agricultural and industrial installations ranging in date from the Late Bronze Age to the Ottoman period. Evidence of urban expansion was indicated in several of the periods. Only small excavations were conducted in the street itself. In its southwestern part, near Yehuda Ha-Yammit Street, tombs dating to the Hellenistic and Roman periods were exposed (Ginzburg 2000); these were part of the large necropolis, the center of which was on Andromeda Hill. Six tombs from the Byzantine period were discovered in the middle section of the street (Peilstöker 2000; Peilstöker 2006).
The current excavations were conducted along the entire length of Rabbi Yehuda Me-Raguza Street, apart from its northeastern end (between Ole Zion Street and Bet Eshel Street), which had been excavated in the past (Peilstöker et al. 2006). The excavations were limited to a strip (max. width 2 m, depth below street level 1.5–3.0 m) on one side of the street, primarily along its eastern part. In most of the squares no architectural remains or installations were uncovered; however, pottery sherds from the Hellenistic, Roman, Byzantine, Islamic, Crusader and Ottoman periods were found. Tombs dating to the Middle Bronze Age II, Hellenistic, Roman, Byzantine and Ottoman periods were exposed in several squares, as well as architectural remains from the Hellenistic, Byzantine and Ottoman periods and irrigation and drainage channels and streets from the Late Ottoman period and the British Mandate.
Middle Bronze Age II. A jar and a jug dating to the Middle Bronze Age II (Fig. 2) were found in a layer of sand above the natural kurkar in Sq D6 (L447; 3.2 m below street level). The upper part of the jar was missing. The juglet was complete, apart from the tip of its neck, and it had been placed inside the jar. These are the only finds from this period discovered outside the precincts of the mound. Comparisons with similar finds indicate that the vessels were used in infant burials. The bones were not preserved, probably due to their brittleness and to the type of soil in which they were buried.
Hellenistic Period. Strata dating to the Hellenistic period were discovered east of Tel Yafo at several sites in the vicinity of the flea market (Peilstöker et al. 2006; Arbel 2008; Peilstöker and Burke 2011; Barkan and Buchennino 2012); however, the finds were insufficient for ascertaining the extent of the city during that period.
Pottery sherds from the Hellenistic period were found in most of the squares that were excavated to a depth of more than 2 m, although unequivocal layers from this period were identified in two locations only. The first is a cluster of debris and ash (L438) that included fragments of locally produced and imported storage vessels and table ware (Fig. 3), without any architectural context, found at a depth of c. 2.1 m in Sq D4. The second is a single course of a wall foundation built of kurkar fieldstones and the bedding of an adjoining earthen and plaster floor revealed in Sq E7 (Fig. 4). A pit grave that was sealed with soil containing Hellenistic and Roman sherds was identified c. 10 m south of the wall.
Four pit graves were found in Area A (Fig. 5). The bones in two of the graves (L119, L124) were of adults and were preserved in an articulated position (Fig. 6). The two other graves were damaged, and the bones found in them were scattered and poorly preserved. The graves resemble many of the graves from the Hellenistic period that were found on Andromeda Hill and on Yehuda Ha-Yammit Street. A complete Rhodian jar, stamped jar handles, an intact unguentarium and other pottery sherds from the Hellenistic period were discovered near the graves.
A rock-hewn cave (L127) located southwest of the graves was likely used for burial as well. Its opening was damaged probably close to the time it was used. Three upright stone slabs positioned next to each other blocked the entrance (Fig. 7). It was not possible to excavate the cave.
A collapsed cavity, blocked with soil and chunks of rock, was exposed at the southwestern end of the area (L128, L129). This was possibly another cave in secondary use, or a cave that was destroyed during the Islamic or Crusader periods, judging by the sherds collected from the rubble.
Roman Period. Four cist graves (L112–L114, L116) lined and covered with beach rocks were exposed in Area A (Fig. 8). A partial excavation could only be conducted in one of the graves (L112), where four candlestick-shaped glass bottles from the second or third century CE were found, three of them intact (Fig. 9). Various types of Roman tombs were discovered east (Arbel 2008; Peilstöker and Burke 2011:180) and northeast of the mound (Jakoel 2012) of the tell. Potsherds from several phases of the Roman period were found in soil accumulations at several points along the street, but no building remains were discovered. The finds, including those from the areas on the slopes of Tel Yafo, indicate that the built-up urban area did not extend beyond the boundaries of the tell, unlike in earlier and later periods.
Byzantine Period. Remains of a building and evidence of kiln activity dating to the Byzantine period were found in Sqs C6 and C7. The structure remains comprise three kurkar-built walls. They were preserved to a maximum height of two courses and probably served as foundations (Fig. 10). The walls were constructed without mortar and were plastered. They connected to form straight-angle corners, and they seem to have delineated at least four rooms or spaces.
About 5 m north of the building was a concentration of kiln waste: a thin layer of lime (Fig. 11), above it a layer of hamra mixed with sand and burnt stones on top of the heap. Another pile of stones was found south of the layer of lime. The finds from these layers included industrial slag and pottery sherds dating to the Byzantine period.
A section of a wall exposed in Area Bw was partly built of large, roughly hewn kurkar stones, the likes of which were not found among the building remains along the street. The wall was dated to the Byzantine or Early Islamic period based on the pottery in the layer that abutted it; however, because of the narrow exposure, the functional context of the wall remains uncertain.
In the southern part of Sq Bw were two adjacent cist graves covered with kurkar or sandstone slabs (Fig. 12). The western tomb was hewn in the natural kurkar bedrock and lined with stone slabs. The bones in the graves could not be examined, and the pottery sherds found in them are not earlier than the fifth century CE; the eastern tomb was not excavated. As mentioned above, other tombs from the Byzantine period were exposed in previous excavations along the street (Peilstöcker 2000; Peilstöker 2006). The occurrence of a burial alongside buildings and industrial remains is indicative of the changes that this part of the city underwent during the Byzantine period. It seems that the tombs represent an earlier phase, during which the Roman funerary tradition was continued there. The buildings and the kiln, however, were part of the industrial activity that developed in the later phases of the period, which are represented in the excavations in the flea market as well.
Crusader Period. Two sections of a city wall ascribed to the renovated fortifications of Crusader Yafo by the French king Louis IX in the mid-thirteenth century CE were discovered on the western side of the street, along the eastern boundary of the flea market (Peilstöker et al. 2006; Arbel 2008). Another section of the fortification constructed by this king was exposed on Yehuda Ha-Yammit Street, near the port (Haddad 2011). The excavation in the flea market revealed some evidence suggesting a moat from this period; the modern street seems to follow its route. A vertical rock-cutting in the natural bedrock, which may be related to the moat, was identified in Sq B10. The sand fill found in it contained pottery sherds, some of which are from the Crusader period. Evidence of a ceramic industry from the Crusader period was discovered in the northeastern part of Area A, where numerous sherds were found alongside production debris.
Late Ottoman Period. Most of the finds from this period included remains of an irrigation system used to water the orchards of Yafo; these were uprooted during the rapid urbanization in the first half of the twentieth century. Similar finds were discovered in many excavations conducted between the mound and Jerusalem Boulevard. The rural character of this layer on Rabbi Yehuda Me-Raguza Street is reflected in the ceramic finds: mainly utilitarian, locally produced vessels, and very few European porcelain or porcelain-like vessels, which are prevalent at sites closer to the heart of the city, by the ancient mound. In some squares, the Ottoman sherds were found at a depth of over two meters, evidence of intentional fill that was meant to reduce the drop of the natural slope prior to paving the original road. A similar phenomenon was identified in other excavations in Yafo, such as at the Qishle and on Ha-Zorfim Street (Arbel 2009; Arbel 2010).
In Sq B2 a water channel was exposed. Incorporated in it were two rectangular sections of hard limestone, along which was a drilled cylindrical pipe (Figs. 13, 14). A similar section, probably part of an aqueduct that conveyed water from the Kabri springs to ‘Akko, which was built at the beginning of the nineteenth century, is on display at the Eretz Israel Museum in Tel Aviv; many additional sections were found in excavations in ‘Akko. The continuation of the water channel may be located on the western side of the street (Area Bw), where the corner of a channel, built of sandstone and plastered, had an iron grating in it to filter out debris (Fig. 15).
Another irrigation channel (L637; Fig. 16) was discovered in the southwestern part of the street. Its source of water may have been a well near an Ottoman period building located at 38 Rabbi Yehuda Me-Raguza Street (outside the limits of the excavation). Yet, judging by its small size, it is more likely that the well was used by the residents of a dwelling, as was customary in Yafo at this time, and had no connection to the irrigation systems. North of the point where the channel turned eastwards was a coarse surface paved with building stones in secondary use, the purpose of which is unclear. South of the channel was an unusual wall (W709; length c. 19 m, height 2.15 m) that survived to a height of fifteen courses of kurkar stones, some of which were in secondary use, bonded with red mortar. The wall, which had only a northern face, probably supported a building or an enclosure.
The remains of a wall (exposed length 21 m), which may have demarcated a cultivation plot, were exposed in Areas B and C. Sections of other walls from the Late Ottoman period were discovered near the intersection of Rabbi Yehuda Me-Raguza Street and Yefet Street.
The enclosing northern wall of a compound that appears in aerial photographs from World War I still stands near Area D. The wall and the gate in its center were conserved and will be incorporated into a new building to be erected on the ground behind them. Two iron railroad tracks, which bore Arabic inscriptions mentioning the year 1907, were set in the doorjambs of the gate (Figs. 17, 18). The inscriptions bless the Turkish sultan in commemoration of the completion of a section of the Hejaz railway (see Levanoni 2006 for railroad tracks with similar inscriptions and dates on them). The railroad tracks were documented at the time of the excavation, but have since disappeared during the construction work that has taken place in the compound.
British Mandate Period. The roadbed from the time of the British Mandate was exposed along the entire length of the modern street and included broken pieces of limestone placed on their narrow side (soling). The phenomenon is known from many streets of this period, such as in the Magen Avraham and Ben Gamliel compounds near Jerusalem Boulevard (Arbel and Rauchberger 2015; Rauchberger 2015). On a map from the 1930s, the street is called Zuqaq el-Butma (the alley of the terebinth tree), a name that alludes to a narrower artery lined with trees. Additional evidence of early phases in the development of the street is a tamped layer of soil reinforced with gravel that was found in several squares and a row of curbstones (L200), a section of which (14.6 m) survived along the northwestern boundary of Area B (Fig. 19). Remains of paint were discerned on some of the stones, evidence that they were brought to the street in secondary use. They probably originated in ruins of Arab buildings from the Late Ottoman period or the beginning of the British Mandate period, when painting walls in such a manner was widely practiced.
To date, the Middle Bronze Age burial is the only one of its kind to date in this part of Yafo; it is thus impossible to determine whether it represents a unique phenomenon or part of a burial complex that was not preserved or was not excavated. Despite the almost complete lack of Hellenistic architecture, the ceramic artifacts reflect activity or habitation near the road, an assumption consistent with the finds from the flea market. The tombs from the Roman period on the western part of the street belonged to the necropolis that developed around the city, which was later diminished and limited to the boundaries of the mound. This burial complex probably existed from the Hellenistic period until the Late Byzantine period, when construction spread east and reached the area of the street. It seems that the route of the street during the Crusader period extended along a moat that ran east of the thirteenth-century fortification line. In the nineteenth century, the area of the street was included in Yafo’s extensive agricultural system, which was obliterated due to the rapid construction that took place during the time of the British Mandate, when the street was first paved.
Arbel Y. 2008. Yafo, the Flea Market Compound. HA-ESI 120.
Arbel Y. 2009. Yafo, the Qishle. HA-ESI 121.
Arbel Y. 2010. Yafo, Ha-Zorfim Street. HA-ESI 122.
Arbel Y. and Rauchberger L. 2015. Yafo, Magen Avraham Compound. HA-ESI 127.
Ayash E. and Bushnino A. 1999. Yafo (Jaffa). HA-ESI 109:97*.
Barkan D. and Buchennino A. 2012. Yafo. HA-ESI 124.
Ginzburg A. 2000. Yafo, 3022 Street. HA-ESI 111:42*.
Haddad E. 2011. Yafo, Yehuda Ha-Yammit Street. HA-ESI 123.
Haddad. E. 2013. Yafo, Yehuda Ha-Yammit Street. HA-ESI 125.
Jakoel E. 2012. Yafo, Shim‘on Ben Shetah Street. HA-ESI 124.
Levanoni Y. 2006. The Railroad Work for Honor and Glory. Et-Mol 185:7–9 (Hebrew).
Peilstöker M. 2000. Yafo, Rabbi Yehuda Me-Raguza Street. ESI 20:49*.
Peilstöker M. 2006. Yafo, Rabbi Yehuda Me-Raguza Street. HA-ESI 118.
Peilstöker M. and Burke A.A. 2011. Preliminary Report for the 2007 Ganor Compound Excavations. In M. Peilstöcker and A.A. Burke eds. The History and Archaeology of Jaffa 1(The Jaffa Cultural Heritage Project 1; Monumenta Archaeologica 26). Los Angeles. Pp. 177–186.
Rauchberger L. 2015. Yafo, the Postal Compound. HA-ESI 127.
2. A fragment of a Middle Bronze Age II jar and the juglet that was found inside it, looking east.
3. A Hellenistic bowl found in debris cluster.
4. A section of a Hellenistic-period wall, the floor that abuts it and the bottom of a jar, looking east.
5. Area A, plan and sections.
6. A Hellenistic-period pit grave covered with a layer of tamped soil, looking west.
7. Burial cave(?) and the improvised blockage, looking north.
8. A Roman-period cist grave, looking southwest.
9. Candlestick-shaped bottles at the time of their discovery, looking south.
10. Remains of Byzantine-period walls, looking northeast.
11. A layer of industrial lime from the Byzantine period, looking northwest.
12. The two Byzantine-period tombs, looking north.
13. The Ottoman-period water channel, looking north.
14. Stone sections from the water conduit.
15. An Ottoman-period drainage channel with an iron grate, looking south.
16. A Late Ottoman-period irrigation channel, looking southwest.
17. The gate with inscribed railroad tracks, looking north.
18. A detail of the inscriptions on the railroad tracks, looking south.
19. A section of the curbstone of the street from the early twentieth century, looking north.


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For other uses, see Formula One Grand Prix (disambiguation).
The following is a complete list of World Championship races (often, but not always, called Grands Prix) that have been a part of the FIA World Championship since its inception in 1950.
The terms "Formula One Grand Prix", "Formula One race", and "World Championship race" were not always synonymous throughout history – see Formula One#Distinction between Formula One and World Championship races for a detailed explanation.
Major auto racing events are often named Grands Prix (the plural form of Grand Prix), a tradition dating back to the first decade of the 20th Century and the Grand Prix motor racing of the 1920s and 1930s.
As of the 2019 Chinese Grand Prix, 1,000 World Championship races have been held, including the Indianapolis 500 races which were a part of the World Championships from 1950 until 1960 despite not being named a Grand Prix.
As of 2019[update], a World Championship Grand Prix must have a scheduled race distance of at least 305 km (190 mi), with the exception of the Monaco Grand Prix (which must have a scheduled race distance of at least 260 km (160 mi)), and no race can run for more than 2 hours.
The information below is correct as of the 2019 Chinese Grand Prix.
Bold denotes the 21 Grands Prix scheduled to be held in the 2019 season.
The 1950s hosted 84 Formula One championship races.
The 1960s hosted 100 Formula One championship races.
The 1970s hosted 144 Formula One championship races.
The 1980s hosted 156 Formula One championship races.
The 1990s hosted 162 Formula One championship races.
The 2000s hosted 174 Formula One championship races.
The 2010s had hosted 177 Formula One championship races by the end of the 2018 season, and is scheduled to complete 198 races by the end of the 2019 season.
^ "Points, classification and race distance". www.formula1.com. Retrieved 11 July 2018.
^ The European Grand Prix has been held in Germany (12 times), Spain (7 times), the United Kingdom (3 times), and Azerbaijan (once).
^ Strictly speaking, the Indianapolis 500 is not a "Grand Prix", but it was included as a round of the World Championship in 1950–1960.
^ The Luxembourg Grand Prix was held in Germany.
^ The Pacific Grand Prix was held in Japan.
^ The Pescara Grand Prix, also known as Coppa Acerbo, was held in Pescara, in Italy.
^ The San Marino Grand Prix was held at Imola, in Italy.
^ The 1981 South African Grand Prix was not part of the World Championship due to the dispute of the FISA–FOCA war.
^ The championship status of the 1980 Spanish Grand Prix was withdrawn due to the dispute of the FISA–FOCA war.
^ After Ronnie Peterson's death at 1978 Italian Grand Prix, the 1979 Swedish GP was cancelled. No F1 Grand Prix has been held in Sweden since.
^ After the 1955 Le Mans disaster, the Swiss government banned auto races in its territory.
^ The 1982 Swiss Grand Prix was held at Djion, France.


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Getting lifestyle insurance coverage is a single of the most critical selections you will make. A existence insurance policy coverage is one particular of the best techniques to ensure that your cherished kinds are taken treatment of if one thing happens to you. Choosing what lifestyle insurance policies coverage to acquire can be a quite difficult determination. The pursuing report gives advice to support make certain that you purchase the proper life insurance.
However phrase existence insurance policy policies may possibly be considerably less expensive, they do not provide permanent coverage. The main selling stage of expression insurance coverage is that it charges considerably less than a conventional plan. However, a traditional plan will be a monetary asset eternally. You can even borrow towards it. However, time period existence insurance policies will only be powerful for a specified period of time of time. Right after that, it should be renewed at a new price.
Seem for phrase daily life guidelines than consist of an selection to convert to long lasting protection. This alternative will permit you as the coverage holder to change your time period coverage into a long lasting plan that will include you for the relaxation of your lifestyle with out having to endure health care examinations. This is a very helpful clause if you commence to experience from well being issues while nonetheless covered under your term insurance policy.
When creating the determination to acquire lifestyle insurance coverage, be positive that you permit by yourself enough protection. The plan should be ready to include your last expenses, such as your mortgage loan, private financial loans, and your children's educational expenditures.
Never rely on the existence insurance policy plans presented by your employer. The coverage presented by the group time period lifestyle insurance programs that numerous employers just take out may not satisfy all your existence insurance demands. Also, if you quit your task, you generally can't consider your existence insurance plan with you.
Select everlasting existence insurance if you want to construct income benefit. Developing income worth in a daily life insurance policies plan assists you have added funds for the potential. The insured can borrow the cash value at a reduced interest price. They can also use it to shell out the rates. The income grows tax-totally free, and some financial planners advocate it as a way to cover estate taxes as portion of a comprehensive economic prepare.
Obtain additional lifestyle insurance coverage for family users to save much more money. There are firms which demand a reduced amount for a increased protection prepare. This will save you valuable bucks as well as offering you a higher coverage for your liked types.
If you are taking into consideration getting lifestyle insurance, think about cautiously why you feel you may well want it. A life insurance policy policy isn't often a great notion. It is primarily designed to safeguard these who rely on your cash flow in the circumstance of your loss of life. If you have or anticipate needing to care for a loved ones or an elderly father or mother, lifestyle insurance policy would be a very good expenditure, but not or else.
Consider edge of the accelerated dying benefit option if it is presented by your insurance policies business. This existence insurance coverage advantage enables the policyholder to acquire a significant amount of the death benefit of the policy, in the situation of a terminal illness. This can permit the insured to use this advantage to protect factors this sort of as healthcare costs, experimental therapies, a excursion, house enhancements or nursing staff.
Studying how the insurance policies program performs is extremely crucial when working with insurance companies. As you can see, it is possible to have a very good life insurance coverage coverage that is each dependable and affordable. Adhere to our suggestions, and you will discover specifically the policy that you want, need to have, and can depend on.

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Project management of mission within the meaning of the Law MOP + OPC complementary Mission. Single Market which includes a firm phase and four conditional phases. The estimated cost of the work is estimated at 628 000 EUR HT for one firm phase and 904 000 EUR HT from all slices.
Video project management market protection Urban 2015.
single market. The study will be divided into 5 phases. The contract performance period is 12 months from the date of notification of the market, out of time each phase of validation by the contracting authority. In any event, it can not exceed a period of 18 months.
The candidate proposed in its tender document the execution time of the mission (phase by phase) according to the requirements defined in the CCTP.
The architectural, functional, technical and environmental program includes the rehabilitation and extension of a sports training center with gymnasium, gymnasium, martial arts rooms and annexes and a social, cultural and artistic activities center with Workshops, multifunctional area, annexes and neighborhood relays for an estimated total area of 2719 square meters (800m 2 Existing).
MOP project management mission comprising a basic mission (ESQ, APS, APD, PRO, ACT, VISA, DET and AOR) + SSI coordination.
The estimated financial allocation for the works is EUR 3 850 000 excluding VAT (value in May 2016).
This operation is part of an urban renewal operation.
Transformation of a home of migrant workers from 187 places into a Social Residence of 130 self-contained units located at 65 rue Alexandre Soljenitsyne in Évry (91).


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