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Associated Artists of Butler County. Annual Spring Art Show, through Fri., May 20.
Future Tenant. Creative Byproducts: Dual Exhibition by Anna Brewer & Sam Berner, through Sat., May 21.
North Hills Art Center. Open Studio Gallery Show, through Sat., May 21.
Mattress Factory. Chiharu Shiota: Trace of Memory (house-sized installation), through Sun., May 22. Factory Installed Part II (room-sized installations by Rob Voerman, Bill Smith, Lisa Sigal and Marnie Weber), through July 3. Plus permanent installations.
Assemble Artspace. Control Freak (installation by electronic-music artist Echo Lightwave Unspeakable), through May 28 (May 27 closing party).
Jewish Community Center. Pittsburgh 10 + Friends (group show of contemporary work in various media), through May 26.
BOOM Concepts. More Than Media: Mute The Stereo(type) (photographic portraits by Curtis Reaves), through May 27.
Neue Kirche Contemporary Art Center. The Seen and Unseen: Three Artists Visualizing the Boundary of Space and Place (Matthew Conboy, Lori Hepner and Jimmy Riordan), through May 27.
Gallery 4. Salon Show 2016 (annual group show with some two dozen artists), through May 28.
Panza Gallery. James P. Nelson (paintings and works on paper), through May 28.
Mendelson Gallery. Portals (an exhibition by Izzie Carpenter), through May 28.
Morgan Contemporary Glass Gallery. Teapots! (10th annual teapot-inspired art by some 75 artists), through May 28.
The Rum Room. Swoon's Braddock Tiles (community ceramics project founded by the famed street artist), through May 28.
Artists Image Resource. Don't Say That Shit Out Loud (new work by Vanessa German), through May 29.
Spinning Plate Gallery. Best of Shows (retrospective of etchings, drawings and sculpture by Richard Claraval), through May 29.
UnSmoke Artspace. You Are Warming Weather (mixed-media drawing and textiles by Katie Ford), through May 29.
Galerie Werner. Donald Deskey (paintings by the influential American artist and designer), through May 30.
Most Wanted Fine Art. Café Con Leche (art by Latino artists): Jason Mendez, Hoesy Corona and Grey Gary, through May (with May 20 and 22 artist talks).
Southern Alleghenies Museum of American Art at Johnstown. The Art of Healing Exhibition: Reflections 2016, through June 3.
be Galleries. Weather (work by Robert Qualters), through June 4.
SPACE Gallery. Degrees of Separation (group show about distance, juried by Kristen Letts Kovak), through June 5.
Westmoreland Museum of American Art. Making the Westmoreland Museum of American Art (about the design process for the original building and its recent renovation), through June 5. Telling Tales: Stories and Legends in 19th-Century American Art (highlights from the New York Historical Society's collection), through June 19.
Christine Frechard Gallery. Paintings by Byelorussian artist Artur Vasilevich, through June 10.
Sweetwater Center for the Arts. Interwoven States Exhibition (juried group show for regional fiber artists), through June 10.
Gallery on 43rd Street. Domestic Detritus (paintings by Joseph Shepler), through June 18.
707 Penn Gallery. Inside Out (paintings by Scott Turri), through June 19.
Wood Street Galleries. All Around Us: Installations and Experiences Inspired by Bugs (group show), through June 19.
Boxheart Gallery. Floodgates for Hydra (paintings by Jennipher Satterly) and That was the River, This is the Sea (work by Joshua Hogan, James Shipman and Daria Sandburg), both through June 24.
Gallerie Chiz. Narratives: Reveries of Reality (porcelain by Lindsay Feuer, cast glass by Elizabeth Fortunato, black-and-white photography by Brian Sesack), through June 25.
American Jewish Museum. Sanctuary & Sustenance: The Story of Many Journeys (multimedia presentation about refugees around the world, featuring images by photojournalist Julia Rendleman), through June 30.
Filmmakers Galleries. The Photography Intensive Student Show, through June 30.
Hunt Institute for Botanical Documentation. Great Expectations (works from the collection about plant development), through June 30.
Photo Antiquities. Glass Lantern Slides (hand-painting photographic slides from 1890-1920), through June 30. Historic Pittsburgh (30 previously undisplayed 19th-century photos of the city), through March.
Society for Contemporary Craft BNY Mellon Satellite Gallery. Pattern and Place: Art Quilts by Valerie Goodwin, through July 4.
August Wilson Center. I Wish I Knew How It Felt to Be Free (first Pittsburgh show for the internationally exhibited, Chicago-based artist Hebru Brantley), through July 8.
Hoyt Center for the Arts. His Stories & Her Stories (children's-book illustrators John Manders and Stacey Hogue) and Watercolors by Kathleen Zimbicki, both through July 30. Hoyt Exhibitions at the Confluence: Photography by Rachel Solomon, through July 3; Watercolors by Tammy Bauder, through July 1.
Southern Alleghenies Museum of American Art at Ligonier Valley. Linda Arnold: Visions of the Natural World, through Aug. 7.
The Andy Warhol Museum. Exposures: Zhiwan Cheung: Hanging Fruit (window installation), through Aug. 14. Also: permanent exhibits.
Carnegie Museum of Art. Teenie Harris Photographs: Great Performances Offstage (photographs of local African-American life from the Carnegie's collection), through July. Associated Artists of Pittsburgh 105th Annual Exhibition (group show with 56 artists), through Aug. 15. Hot Metal Modern: Design in Pittsburgh and Beyond (design objects from Pittsburgh), through Oct. 2.
ToonSeum. Captain America: 75 Years of the Sentinel of Liberty (original comic art and ephemera about the Marvel superhero), through Aug. 14.
Pittsburgh Center for the Arts. Arts in Education (artists-in-residence projects in area high schools), through July 31. Marcellus Shale Documentary Project: An Expanded View (new photography and video on the impacts of gas drilling), through July 31. Fiberart International 22nd Triennial (work by 79 artists from around the world), through Aug. 21.
Society for Contemporary Craft. Fiberart International 22nd Triennial (work by 79 artists from around the world), through Aug. 21.
James Gallery. The gallery will host "an evoling, curated display of works by regional and national artists throughout the summer."
ToonSeum. This Campaign Is Yuuuge! Cartoonists Tackle the 2016 Presidential Race, Fri., May 20-Aug. 28.
Carnegie Museum of Art. Alison Knowles (first museum survey of the performance and multimedia artist's career), Fri., May 20-Oct. 24. Ai Weiwei: Circle of Animals/Zodiac Heads (dissident Chinese artists' iconic installation takes over the Hall of Architecture), May 28-Aug. 29.
Mattress Factory. Factory Installed (new installations by David Bown, Kevin Clancy, Wendy Judge and Lauren Kalman, in the museum's Monterey Street annex), Fri., May 20-Feb. 12.
Shadyside Art & Craft Festival. Sat., May 21, and Sun., May 22. www.artfestival.com
Associated Artists of Butler County. Art & Geology in Badlands National Park (work inspired by research in South Dakota), May 27-June 24 (May 27 reception).
Silver Eye Center for Photography. The Hereditary Estate: Daniel Coburn + Homo bulla: Megan Ledbetter (two solo exhibitions), May 27-July 30.
Gallery on 43rd Street. Inside and Outside Sale, May 29 and June 26.
First Friday Artwalk. Monthly gallery crawl on Ellsworth Avenue in Shadyside, June 3. Also July 1, Aug. 5 and Sept. 2.
Unblurred. Monthly gallery crawl on Penn Avenue in Bloomfield, Friendship and Garfield, June 3. Also July 1, Aug. 5 and Sept. 2.
Mine Factory. Art by Deborah Hosking, June 3-18.
BOOM Concepts. The Perpetual Propaganda Collection (new and unreleased art from FKBGNM), June 3-26 (June 3 reception, with pop-up shops June 11 and 17).
Dollar Bank Three Rivers Arts Festival. With performances, public art, a juried visual-art exhibition and more, June 3-12.
Most Wanted Fine Art. Café Con Leche (art by Latino artists): Elizabeth Barreto Ortiz and Justin Waltenbaugh, June 3-30.
Irma Freeman Center for Imagination. Recent Works by Tom Mosser & Sarah Zeffiro (paintings and drawings), June 3-July 1.
Future Tenant. New Order: Collage Now (group exhibition curated by Sonja Sweterlitsch and Mundania Horvath), June 3-July 3.
Pittsburgh Glass Center. Turned On: Lighting Hooks Up With Sculpture (group show), June 3-Sept. 11.
Spinning Plate Gallery. Photography by Lonnie Graham and Jennifer Weihmann (landscape photography), June 4-24 (June 4 reception).
North Hills Art Center. Regional Juried Art Exhibit (Dianne Bauman, judge), June 4-July 1.
The Andy Warhol Museum. Andy Warhol/Ai Weiwei (major international touring exhibit comparing the two iconic artists), June 4-Aug. 28.
Westmoreland Museum of American Art. John Schlimm: The Smile That Changed the World (is yours) (interactive installation), June 7-July 3.
Southern Alleghenies Museum of American Art at Johnstown. Susan Severson: City of Dreams, June 10-Aug. 5.
Frick Art Museum. Killer Heels: The Art of the High-Heeled Shoe (exhibit of historic and contemporary footwear organized by the Brooklyn Museum), June 10-Sept. 4.
Christine Frechard Gallery. Collective exhibition and Off the Wall Show (includes gallery collection), June 11-July 29 (June 10 reception).
Gallery 4. Full Spectrum Ahead! (traditional painting and 3-D rendering, featuring Marion DiQuinzio and Carolyn Frischling), June 11-July 30.
Mattress Factory. "Acupuncture" (Hans Peter Kurh's new permanent public art installation), opens June 17. Also: Annual Garden Party, June 17, and Community Garden Party, June 19.
South Side Art Crawl. More than 30 venues and 25 bands are scheduled along East Carson Street, June 18.
Sweetwater Center for the Arts. Summer Solo Exhibition (regional artist TBA), June 18-Aug. 5.
SPACE. John Reigert (250 portraits of the local resident in a variety of media by 250 artists), June 24-Sept. 4.
Pittsburgh Center for the Arts. yArt (annual outdoor yard sale, with work by some 80 local artists), June 26.
BOOM Concepts. Tim Powell: Paizley Mind, July 1-29 (receptions July 16 and 29).
Most Wanted Fine Art. Café Con Leche (art by Latino artists): Maggie Negrete and Alison Zapata, July 1-31 (July 15 and 17 artist talks).
Photo Antiquities. Pictorialist Photography: Photography as Fine Art (images from the 19th and early 20th centuries), July 1-Aug. 30.
BoxHeart Gallery. Love Songs: Symphonic Painting (paintings by Susan Constance) and Childhood Feedback (mixed-media paintings by Shawn Watrous), both July 5-Aug. 12 (reception July 16).
Gallery Crawl. Quarterly Pittsburgh Cultural Trust event; includes Cosmopolitan Pittsburgh party. Downtown. July 8.
Mine Factory. Art by Dan Reidy, July 8-24.
Sweetwater Center for the Arts. 3rd Annual Art Brew Event, July 9.
Spinning Plate Gallery. Collective Independence — Slippery Rock University (juried exhibition for Slippery Rock faculty, staff, alumni and students), July 9-31 (July 9 reception).
Hoyt Center for the Arts. Arts on the Riverwalk Competition, July 9-Aug. 26.
Westmoreland Museum of American Art. A Shared Legacy: Folk Art in America (self-taught and minimally trained artists from 1800-1925), July 9-Oct. 16.
Carnegie Museum of Art. Strength in Numbers: Photography in Groups (photographs from the Carnegie museums, exhibited in groups), July 16-Feb. 17.
Christine Frechard Gallery. African art exhibition (includes ancient and recent sculptures), July 29-Sept. 2 (July 30 reception).
Spinning Plate Gallery. IUP Alumni Show (curated by Richard Claraval, Cathy Berard and Ron Donoughe), through Aug. 31.
Hoyt Center for the Arts. Shaping Ceramics: Daniel Rhodes, Aug. 2-Oct. 22 (Aug. 5 reception). 4th Annual Expressions of Courage, Aug. 30-Oct. 28.
BOOM Concepts. Art by Roopa Singh, Aug. 5-14 (Aug. 5 reception).
Most Wanted Fine Art. Café Con Leche (art by Latino artists): Boris Balsindes-Urquiola and Marcel Lamont Walker, Aug. 5-31 (Aug. 19 artist talk).
Irma Freeman Center for Imagination. Robert W. Knauer Family Exhibit (work by the late Knauer and his children Brynn Gminder and Evan Knauer), Aug. 5-Sept. 2.
Associated Artists of Butler County. Annual Invitational Show, Aug. 10-26 (Aug. 12 reception).
Mine Factory. Art by Elizabeth Rudnick, Lindsay Scherloum, Zena Ruiz, Sarah Laponte and Natalia Gomez, Aug. 12-Sept. 2.
Southern Alleghenies Museum of American Art at Johnstown. Allied Artists of Johnstown 84th Annual Juried Art Exhibition, Aug. 12-Dec. 18 (Aug. 12 reception).
Mattress Factory. New installation by Dennis Maher, opens Aug. 12.
Southern Alleghenies Museum of American Art at Ligonier Valley. Places and People: Nora and Stuart Thompson, Aug. 19-Nov. 6.
Sweetwater Center for the Arts. ReMix: The Art of Reuse (juried show with upcycled materials), Aug. 20-Sept. 16.
ToonSeum. Draw Me! The Art of the Cartooning Schools (surveying a century of cartooning schools and instruction courses), Aug. 20-Oct. 23.
BoxHeart Gallery. Recent Work (paintings and sculpture by Thomas Bigatel) and Recent Work (print media and multimedia installation by Keith Garubba), both Aug. 23-Sept. 30 (reception Aug. 27).
Associated Artists of Butler County. Nature & Wildlife Show, Sept. 2-30 (Sept. 2 reception).
Photo Antiquities. Women in Photographs 1839-1939, Sept. 1-Nov. 30.
Most Wanted Fine Art. Café Con Leche (art by Latino artists): Genevieve Barbee and Marcel Lamont Walker, Sept. 2-30.
707 Penn Gallery. Downtown, 412-325-7017
American Jewish Museum. Squirrel Hill, 412-521-8010
The Andy Warhol Museum. North Side, 412-237-8300
Assemble Artspace. Garfield, www.assemblepgh.org
Associated Artists of Butler County. Butler, 724-283-6922
be Galleries. Lawrenceville, 412-687-2606
BOOM Concepts. Garfield, www.facebook.com/boomconcepts
BoxHeart Gallery. Bloomfield, 412-687-8858
Carnegie Museum of Art. Oakland, 412-622-3131
Filmmakers Galleries. North Oakland, 412-681-5449
Frick Art & Historical Center. Point Breeze, 412-371-0600
Future Tenant. Downtown, 412-325-7037
Galerie Werner. Shadyside, 412-716-1390
Gallerie Chiz. Shadyside, 412-441-6005
The Gallery 4. Shadyside, 412-363-5050
Gallery on 43rd Street. Lawrenceville, 412-683-6488
Hoyt Institute of Fine Arts. New Castle, 724-652-2882
Hunt Institute for Botanical Documentation. Oakland, 412-268-2434
Irma Freeman Center for Imagination. Bloomfield, 412-924-0634
James Gallery. West End, 412-922-9800
Mattress Factory. North Side, 412-231-3169
Mendelson Gallery. Shadyside, 412-361-8664
The Mine Factory. Point Breeze, www.minefactory.com
Morgan Contemporary Glass. Shadyside, 412-441-5200
Most Wanted Fine Art. Garfield, 412-328-4737
North Hills Art Center. Ross Township, 412-364-3622
Panza Gallery. Millvale, 412-821-0959
Photo Antiquities. North Side, 412-231-7881
Pittsburgh Center for the Arts. Shadyside, 412-361-0873
Pittsburgh Glass Center. Friendship, 412-365-2145
Silver Eye Center for Photography. South Side, 412-431-1810
Society for Contemporary Craft. Strip District, 412-261-7003
Society for Contemporary Craft Satellite Gallery. Downtown, 412-261-7003
Southern Alleghenies Museum of Art at Johnstown. 814-269-7234
Southern Alleghenies Museum of Art at Ligonier Valley. 724-238-6015
Space Gallery. Downtown, 412-325-7723
Spinning Plate Gallery. Friendship, firstname.lastname@example.com
Sweetwater Center for the Arts. Sewickley, 412-741-4405
Three Rivers Arts Festival. Downtown, www.3riversartsfest.org
Toonseum. Downtown, 412-232-0199
UnSmoke Artspace. Braddock, www.unsmokeartspace.com
Westmoreland Museum of American Art. Greensburg, 724-837-1500
Wood Street Galleries. Downtown, 412-471-5605
Carnegie Museum of Natural History. Pterosaurs: Flight in the Age of Dinosaurs, through May 22. 50 Greatest Photographs (exhibit of iconic National Geographic photos), June 18-Sept. 11. Plus Dinosaurs in Their Time and other permanent exhibits. Museum After Dark (21-and-over event): Indiana Jones … After Dark (with costume contest, whip artist, scavenger hunt, movie screenings and more), June 10.
Carnegie Science Center. Permanent exhibits including Highmark SportsWorks, roboworld and Rangos Omnimax Theater. Also: H2Oh! Why Our Rivers Matter, Spaceplace, Exploration Station and more.
Center for Postnatural History. Exhibits about genetic engineering and the like, ongoing.
Children's Museum of Pittsburgh. Permanent exhibits plus attractions and activities including: TapeScape 2.0, through Sun., May 22, and Tough Art (original interactive artworks), ongoing. Daniel Tiger's Neighborhood: A Grr-ific Exhibit, opens June 11.
Fort Pitt Museum. Captured by Indians: Warfare & Assimilation on the 18th-Century Frontier, through Oct. 2. Plus permanent exhibits on the French and Indian War and more. Living History programs include: 18th Century Recreation (a game of cricket), Sat., May 21; Artillery and Artificers, June 4 and 5, and June 18; Fife and Drum, June 11; Fourth of July celebration, July 4; Artillery and Artificers, July 9, 23; Fife and Drum, Aug. 6; Artillery and Artificers, Aug. 13 and 20.
Meadowcroft Rockshelter and Historic Village. Permanent exhibits include archaeological site with 16,000 years of human habitation and recreations of a Native American village and 19th-century settlers' village. Also: Walk Through Prehistory (guided nature hike), June 11; 19th Annual Atlatl Competition (stone-age spear-throwing implement), June 18; Insider Tour of Meadowcroft Rockshelter, June 25 and Aug. 27; Vintage 1860s baseball game, Aug. 13.
National Aviary. Nature's Voice (free-flight live bird show), ongoing. Plus Penguin Point, Tropical Rainforest, Wetland and other permanent exhibits.
Phipps Conservatory and Botanical Garden. Butterfly Forest, through Sept. 7. Summer Flower Show, through Oct. 2. Tropical Forest Congo, ongoing.
Rivers of Steel National Heritage Area. Saturday and Sunday tours of historical Carrie Blast Furnace continue weekly through October. Friday tours of Carrie start June 3 and continue weekly through August. See website for other tours and events.
Sen. John Heinz Regional History Center. Toys of the '50s, '60s and '70s, through May 31. Golf Learning Lab, through June 19. Visible Storage (artifacts from the museum's collection), ongoing. Also: From Slavery to Freedom (African-American history) and other ongoing exhibits. Also houses the Western Pennsylvania Sports Museum.
Other Venues Index
Carnegie Museum of Natural History. Oakland, 412-622-3131
Carnegie Science Center. North Side, 412-237-3400
Center for Postnatural History. Garfield, www.postnatural.org
Children's Museum of Pittsburgh. North Side, 412-322-5058
Fort Pitt Museum. Downtown, 412-281-9284
Meadowcroft Rockshelter and Historic Village. Avella, Pa., 724-587-3412
National Aviary. North Side, 412-323-7235
Phipps Conservatory and Botanical Gardens. Oakland, 412-622-6914
Rivers of Steel National Heritage Area. Swissvale, 412-464-4020
Sen. John Heinz History Center. Strip District, 412-454-6000


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PLIS is an open source Probabilistic Lexical Inference System which combines two functionalities:
- A tool for integrating lexical inference knowledge from diverse resources (e.g. WordNet, WikiRules!)
- A framework for scoring textual inferences based on the integrated knowledge. PLIS is provided with several probabilistic implementation of this framework.
Developers of text processing applications can use PLIS as an off-the-shelf component for injecting lexical knowledge into their applications.
PLIS is easily configurable, components can be extended or replaced with user generated ones to enable system customization.
PLIS Demo
PLIS has an online interactive viewer, which is a powerful tool for investigating lexical inference processes.
Just enter a Text and a Hypotheis, choose your knowledge resources, set a transitivity limit and get the entailment probability.
Related Publications
PLIS interactive viewer (PLIS demo) is presented in:
- Eyal Shnarch, Erel Segal Halevi, Jacob Goldberger, Ido Dagan. PLIS: a Probabilistic Lexical Inference System. ACL (Demonstration), 2013.
The probabilistic lexical models implemented within PLIS are described in the following papers:
- Eyal Shnarch, Jacob Goldberger, Ido Dagan. A Probabilistic Modeling Framework for Lexical Entailment. ACL, 2011.
- Eyal Shnarch, Jacob Goldberger, Ido Dagan. Towards a Probabilistic Model for Lexical Entailment. TextInfer, 2011.
- Eyal Shnarch, Ido Dagan, Jacob Goldberger. A Probabilistic Lexical Model for Ranking Textual Inferences. *SEM, 2012.
All papers can be found here.
Download PLIS
Download PLIS package here and follow the installation instructions in the README file.
Contact: Eyal Shnarch, shey @ cs.biu.ac.il


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I admit–I bought this stretch corduroy just to make a skirt to go with this sweater while I was knitting it. And originally it was going to be an entirely different skirt. But I could not make it work with that pattern (things were ripped out and put back together at least 2 . . . 3? . . . times), so another Hollyburn it is! I mean, you can't go wrong with those great pockets, right?
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Britt Robertson is an actress, born and raised in America. She appears in American TV shows and serials and Hollywood movies. She kicked off her career when she was still a young girl in 2000 where she acted in tv serial, Sheena.Her first film was The Ghost Club. To date, she has done so many TV series/shows and movies to make her one of the best actresses in the world. She has won several awards, including Best Supporting Actress and Best Actress of the year in 2014. The sky is the limit for this great actress as in 2016, she is an actress in The Space Between Us and already booked for the 2017 A Dog' Purpose.
Beverly Robertson and Ryan Robertson gave birth to a beautiful girl by name Brittany Leanna Robertson. This happened in the city of Charlotte in North America, USA. She has 11 other siblings. Before she became famous, she used to perform in a variety of small shows and plays at her local theater. Her first break into acting came when she acted in Growing Pains, Return of the Seavers. This one landed her in another acting role in the film Dan in Real Life in 2007. Other roles that have led to her fame is the one she played in CSI Crime Scene Investigation in the episode Go To Hell. It led to a role as a recurring character in the CBS television series, Swing Town. From here, there was no stopping her as she moved from one film to the next, acting in several capacities and gaining more fame. Other famous appearances include keeping up with the Steins, The Secret Circle, Dan in Real Life, scream 4, and The Longest Ride.
Britt Robertson has been nominated for Teen Choice Award for Choice Movie Actress in 2015, and 2016
Net Worth
As at 2016, Britt Robertson net worth stands at $2 million.
Movies And Series
Britt Robertson best action was in Tomorrow in 2015, The Longest Ride in 2015, The Secret Circle 2011 – 2012.
Personal Information
- Birth Name : Brittany Leanna Robertson
- Nickname: Britt Robertson
- Occupation: Actress
- Born : April 18, 1990
- How Old : 25 years
- Nationality: American
- Where Born : Charlotte, North Carolina, United States
- How Tall : 5'3"
- Birth Sign: Aries
Family Details
- Parents:Beverly Robertson, Ryan Robertson
Relationship Status
- Marital Status: Single
- Boyfriend/Spouse: Dylan O'Brien
Social Accounts
- Twitter account : https://twitter.com/realbritt_rob
- Instagram : https://www.instagram.com/brittlrobertson/


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Industrial manufacturer Eaton recently announced that has been accredited as an energy service company (ESCO) by the National Association of Energy Service Companies (NAESCO). The new accreditation recognizes Eaton's ability to meet the highest standards in managing energy-saving performance projects.
Projects led by NAESCO-accredited ESCO companies are designed to better manage energy consumption, improve facilities' energy efficiency and reduce maintenance costs for periods ranging from seven to 20 years. The NAESCO accreditation follows a rigorous review by an independent selection committee.
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A sales team is an integral pillar of any successful business. The department's performance impacts the overall business revenue numbers. And as a salesperson, there's always huge pressure to retain/keep old customer happy as well as identity & close deals with new customers. Your every meeting, email and call counts and contributes to the profits and losses of the organization.
And the hardest part of being in a sales team is to identify the potential areas & customers for the business. But it's not that tough anymore, as a sales rep or manager, you can put maps to use. Not just for the navigation, you can now re-define the whole lead cycle on the maps.
Let's show you how!
Introducing CRM Maps
Maps are saviors in day-to-day life. While on the route, you can quickly locate your destination, and reach there in the estimated time. Other than that, you can organize your trip as you could locate various options such as gas stations, cafes, restaurants and more. And that's just normal stuff. There's a lot more going on with maps.
But did you know that you can integrate maps with your CRM and manage your whole sales cycle on it?
Yes, you can!
You can connect maps with your CRM and access your customer data on it. Yes! With CRM mapping plugins, you can plot your CRM data with various fields on maps. Also, you can easily understand your regional sales data with an overview of the CRM map integration dashboard. If you have CRM access, you are free to map, review the data on map with real-time updates, charts, and other information.
Enhances Your Sales Cycle
With CRM mapping plugin, a sales manager would be able to understand regional sales data properly and assign regions according to their performances. Other than that, for executives, it becomes easy to plan their daily route. For example, they can map assigned contacts from the CRM and based on the priorities they can schedule their visits to the priority clients & then others. Eventually, it helps them manage their traveling time efficiently.
As a result, your top performing customers will always have your sales team's attention which directly creates an impact on the income.
Achieve Targets Region Wise
While it is easy to handle scenario on maps, CRM mapping extension takes you one step closer to your targets. Let's take an example.
Use Case:
John is a sales executive of one of the plastic manufacturing companies in the USA. They are renowned and best known for their quality products. John has to meet clients daily in order to achieve his sales targets and convert new clients. For which he uses dynamics CRM map integration plugin as their CRM system works on dynamics.
While planning his day, he opens up the Dynamics CRM map plugin and plots his assigned accounts on the map. And then he selects a region and creates a route for himself for the day and sends his plan to the sales manager, Eric. He is the States Sales Manager, Florida.
Now, Eric has a clear idea of the whereabouts of his team members. He further wants to understand their sales numbers and see which state is performing the best.
Eric activates heatmap on the CRM after navigating through Dynamics CRM to understand the regional sales data. He was surprised to see Orlando city performing the highest as all this time he believed that the top-performing city was Miami, Florida. But according to plotted data & heatmap, he saw that there are more potential customers coming from Orlando than Miami. Therefore, he changed the priorities to that city.
Eric will now reassign some of his team members from Miami to Orlando in order to reach their monthly and quarterly sales targets. He planned the next three weeks based on that data.
CRM Mapping extensions it easy to achieve your targets region wise. Such a plugin makes the sales department more informed and effective decisions.
Any manager would love to see and take decisions from properly mapped data which is easy to understand whereas a bunch of excel sheets leads us nowhere. And when your business acquires region wise success, it is only a matter of time that you set new standards for your business.
A Winning Combination
While you have the ready to process prospects, leads, opportunities, data, and a giant sales team, they can work wonders only when put together as a whole. In the CRM map, your team can access such important data in no time with interactive data presentations. It slows down their hurdles and let them concentrate more on other important tasks.
Even in the targeted area, it becomes easier for the team to find their new customers with the comprehensive area wise targeting. When you are logged in the tool, its geo-analytical dashboard provides all the major highlights of your business.
One such Dynamics 365 mapping tool is Quick Maps. It is an intuitive CRM mapping plugin that helps your sales team to achieve their sales targets, plan their client meetings, etc. Moreover, you can access this plugin from anywhere using Dynamics CRM mobile app. This plugin can give you the ability to find root causes behind your major business success and failures with its intuitive features like category search, advance record filter, multiple action buttons, and so on.
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How can one person on a small stage build a whole little world?
Take the psychologically astute poetry of Dael Orlandersmith, set it to music, project video onto it, have director Ron OJ Parson mix them together and center them all on the magnetic actress Wandachristine, and you're transported to East Harlem, 1995.
Structured as a series of monologues delivered by a poet, Diane, and five of the people closest to her, Orlandersmith's one-woman show plumbs the nightmares of a highly intelligent, but twisted, psyche in one of the roughest parts of America, with occasional flashes of grace woven in. It takes a performer of uncommon wisdom and energy to pull off, but Wandachristine is at the top of her game here, as are a slew of designers whose work blends seamlessly with hers.
American Blues Theater Maps a Spiritual Crises
"Love," Diane cackles when we first see her. She's no fool. Sex is awesome, yes, but love? "Going down," as falling in love is more accurately called? No thanks, and that goes for romantic love and every other kind. But then there was that one time, she adds, not entirely ruefully, when she fell in love so much she left East Harlem, infamously the roughest part of New York City when it was at its nadir, to go with a longtime boyfriend to his home in Dublin. There, she was humiliated and returned to Manhattan more bitter than ever, but she has a release in dancing. As for those around her, we see how her life tangles with theirs, sometimes resulting in mutual hurt, sometimes for the better. But as we cycle through Diane's friends, we draw closer to her mother, Beauty, the black hole at the center of her life and the person she most fears and sees as her most likely future self.
Wandachristine's transformations are all the more convincing for leaving just a bit of artifice. Michael Alan Stein has provided her with some simple costume pieces to switch between, but the difference between her characters is mainly in her voice and posture. Those characters include Papo, a Puerto Rican teenager who shares her love of poetry but not her sense of responsibility, Louie, a musician who was her surrogate father but is now blind and addicted to drugs, her other adopted parent, Mary, who is simple and loving while Beauty is ruthless and narcissistic, and Anthony, a brash and desperate Italian-American she knew only for a few hours. Each is a fully-drawn portrait with their own beat, which they acquired from their own favorite artists and use as a means of connecting with Diane. But although they each have a self-contained story, it is through their interplay that we come to understand Diane's struggle better, leading to her hair-raising meltdown when we revisit her.
Design and Human Presence Working in Concert
Crucially, Wandachristine makes Diane a very likeable figure, even when she's at her snarkiest and most neurotic and cruel. She also has a very talented tech crew to help her maintain the pieces' various tempos. Interspersed among the monologues are excerpts from Orlandersmith's poetry, read by Wandachristine, which introduce each character by focusing on their earthy, bloody physicality. The projections, designed by Paul Deziel, use platelets as a recurring motif, and the original music by Eric Backus sets the mood. This play lingers in some very dark places to earn its bright moments, and the major takeaway is how much of a toll high-stress environments take on a person physically, mentally, and spiritually. But it's also a tribute to the liberating power art, and particularly song and poetry, has in all sorts of peoples' lives.
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Jacob Davis is a freelance writer and dramaturge. He is a graduate of the University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign's Department of Theatre, where he specialized in the history of dramatic literature and interned as a dramaturge for Dance Heginbotham. His professional work includes developing new performance pieces such as The Blues Ain't a Color. Since moving to Chicago in 2014 he has reviewed theatre, written articles, and conducted interviews for a number of websites.


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Studio 52 is a community artist space located in the heart of Allston, and is proud to support the Boston music scene and local artist community.
In 2012, on the same day as her album release, Boston singer-songwriter Erica Leigh was forced to make more than one big announcement. Earlier that day, she was officially diagnosed with thyroid cancer, souring the thrill of releasing a record, to say the least, and threatening her signing voice and entire career.
Six years later, she's not only recovered, but she's reinvented her songwriting perspective, and to tell the world, she's sharing her newest tracks at an underground song release with Ella McDonald.
At her show this Saturday (January 27) at The Burren in Somerville, Leigh will unveil two previously unheard tunes with the guests at the gig and their email inboxes — and that's it. Both tracks are her first releases since her diagnosis in 2012, and since the release of her debut album Puzzle Heart.
"After multiple surgeries, radiation, and time to heal body, mind and spirit, I am now a year cancer-free and finally back to music," Leigh says. "I have written several songs about my experience that relate to a wider audience than my previous songs, because they don't just talk about personal struggles but the universal struggle we all face… no one has to go through it alone — whatever 'it' might be. This show is going to feature several of these songs — the unexpected thing about the music is that its mostly uplifting and hopeful."
Anyone who attends Leigh's show on Saturday can participate in the giveaway by dropping their name and email at this merch table to get one song sent to them, while folks who agree to sign up for Leigh's mailing list will receive both song downloads. Leigh's Burren gig presents the only chance for fans to get access to the songs, as they won't be uploaded or released elsewhere.
"Sharing these two exclusive, unreleased tracks with my mailing list and my live audiences is my way of saying thank you for their support, through thick and through thin," she adds. "These fans have stuck by me during a difficult time, taking a health hiatus from recording music, and I want them to know I'm back, and I'm grateful they are here! Not to mention, my fans have been following along with my progress building a vocal booth from the ground up on Instagram and Facebook for much of the past year… now that I've crossed that finish line (with all fingers and toes intact) I'm psyched to finally share the first recordings!"
Leigh explained how far her songwriting and perspective have come as a result of her experiences from the past six years.
"Nearly losing my voice really gave my life and career some perspective, and thus helped me find my voice as a writer," she explains. "In writing about my experiences and performing this music for cancer patients, caregivers, and live audiences who sang along so wholeheartedly, I realized how powerful music really is. I've learned to carefully consider the messages I choose to send with my voice. I've really found a sense of purpose and direction in what I do."
ERICA LEIGH + ELLA MCDONALD :: Saturday, January 27 at The Burren, 247 Elm St. in Somerville, MA :: 6 p.m., 21-plus, $15 in advance, $19 at the door :: Advance tickets :: Facebook event page :: Featured image via the artist


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If Facebook photos are any indication, there are a fair number of men out there whose car (or motorcycle) occupies the position of leading lady in their life. Do you see those pictures too? The ones they post of their hot rods unironically captioned My girl! or My girlfriend with nary a woman in sight. I get car love, kind of. My little Corolla is shiny and winsome and always looks happy to see me. Still, I liked the buses, taxis, metro and old-fashioned walking in Colombia far better.
I've never called anything my boyfriend except, well, boyfriends, but if I absolutely had to think of a runner-up who vies for my affection, the choice would be as plain as the nose on my face: that's right, Spanish. Don't tell me you can't see that I'm head over heels in love with him. If this blog isn't an ongoing love letter to the Spanish language, what is? Anyone who knows me would tell you that I'm inordinately, passionately, obsessively enamored of Spanish. And I have been for almost two decades now. My true love–surprise, surprise–is Colombian Spanish. Yeah yeah, so I once wrote a post about breaking up with Colombian Spanish (it's called metonymy, folks), but I didn't mean it for a second–Colombian Spanish and I are still thick as thieves. So, yes, until I find another half orange (a media naranja), it's Spanish that's the one and only apple of my eye. If you're smitten with Spanish like I am, surely you joined me and the rest of the Spanish-speaking world today in celebrating el Día del Idioma— Language Day. ¡Un brindis por el castellano!
How do I love thee, Spanish? Well, I've been blogging the ways for over a year and a half now, 120 posts and counting. You all know that I'm anti-cursi, so don't expect any blubbering professions of adoration or a bathtub filled with rose petals from me. I'll just say this: With every fiber in me, I truly love, love, love speaking, listening to, reading and writing in Spanish. In Spanish, I see everything color de rosa, and that's just the way I like it. Spoken like a true tortolito, of course. I don't even care how ridiculous I probably sound right now. I become a blabbering, yammering fool with a huge gleam in my eye when I talk about Spanish, and I'll blabber and yammer to my heart's content.
Back to el Día del Idioma–The Día del Idioma is generally celebrated April 23 because on this day Cervantes–the famed author of Don Quijote–died. The comic above imagines that if he were still around to see how Spanish has been "perverted" through chat services like MSN Messenger, he'd have some harsh words. I guess nobody ever told him not to shoot the messenger–like it's his fault people type on there as if they'd declared an all-out war on proper spelling and grammar. If only he could chill out and realize that Spanish is still as groovy as ever. If Cervantes met someone like me, he'd probably be moved to tears by my passion for his language. I'd have to do my best to keep the fact that I still haven't read Don Quijote under wraps, though. Whoops. It's at the top of my to-read list, I swear.
Anyone else out there who will confess to loving Spanish beyond all reasonable limits? What are people like us to do? Well, a very happy Language Day to everyone! Happy Spanishing.


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First of all I needed to make sure there were no kids around when writing this post, or else the secret is out!!!
The story behind Elf on the Shelf, when you purchase your elf, you can choose either a girl or a boy, and since our household has a lot of girls we thought we even it out and chose a boy, and you can choose an elf with either light skin or dark skin. Our Elf arrived with a book which explains what his job as a scout elf is, and the kids get to name the elf as well. Our elf is called Charlie Shera.
The Elf is sent from the North Pole to help Santa Claus manage his naughty and nice lists. Each day the elf keeps an eye on the children and then at night he returns to Santa to report back on what he has seen during the day, which helps Santa make his naughty and nice list.
Each morning, the elf returns and is usually in a different place each time. My girls love to wake up and race around the house looking for Charlie each morning.
It's great because I often remind the children that Charlie is watching and if they are bad, he is going to tell Santa all about it!
The first year it was all gun's blazing, I even brought out Charlie a few days before 1/12, I had so many ideas as to what to do with him each night so the kids can try and find him in the morning. Here's a snippet of Charlie's first year with us.
The thing with traditions is it's something that when you start, you have to keep doing it each year after, so that it sticks. By the second year the novelty for Adam and I dropped a little because we used to forget each night, and then at about 9pm we would be like, "shit!!! we need to find a place for Charlie!". Then off course we are scrambling around the house trying to figure out something funny to do, and at that time at night, not a lot of inspiration is happening.
Below are some photos of what Charlie got up to during his second year with us!
With Christmas almost upon, Charlie will surely be making an appearance this year, however I'm thinking after about day 3 he just might have a Dr's certificate with him, putting him off all Elf duties for a bit!!!
I would love to hear about any Christmas traditions that you have started as a family, and if you do have your own Elf on the Shelf, then please help me with some inspiration!
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I like my photos to be natural. On my 3 Instagram accounts thetweendogist, elittlelou, and Maltipoo_of_Manhattan I have only used filters or edited my photos a few times.
Because I like to work off of natural light. Photos that are taken with a natural essence cannot really keep that natural feeling if filters are included.
I don't think that we need to use filters in our photos to make them look good.
A natural photo with no filters to me would seem a bit more professional than one with filter(s). This is because a photographers best friend is natural light.
It may be necessary to brighten the photo if it is too dark. I once used a an editor to edit Bentley the standard poodle's photo because at the angle that I took the photo there wasn't enough light.
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David Barensfeld's concerns regarding the source of electricity his company could be required to purchase might be premature.
That, at least, is what one state lawmaker said after a letter from the Ellwood Group Inc. chairman appeared May 2 in the New Castle News. In that letter, Barensfeld warned that ongoing efforts in Harrisburg could produce a requirement for electric utilities to purchase power produced by nuclear plants.
The proposed legislation — House Bill 11 and Senate Bill 510 — could increase the cost of electricity to household customers and to companies like Barensfeld's, which uses large quantities of electricity in its electric arc furnaces in New Castle and Irvine. The legislation would amend the Alternative Energy Portfolio Standards Act to recognize the significant contribution of nuclear energy to the state's zero-carbon energy production. It also provides for Tier III alternative energy sources and for capacity payments to alternative energy sources.
State Rep. Chris Sainato said the bill is not yet before the full House of Representatives and he is unsure what the final legislation will include.
"I'm not on the Consumer Affairs committee and I haven't seen the bill," Sainato said. "But I know there are big issues."
Although proponents of the legislature claim that Pennsylvania's five nuclear power plants keep electricity prices low, provide 16,000 jobs, provide $69 million annually in net state tax revenues, and prevent negative health and economic effects regarding emissions, Barensfeld counters that nuclear plant prices are significantly more expensive than electricity supplied from gas or coal-fired electricity generators. He adds that nuclear generators provide about 40 percent of power in Pennsylvania while gas- and coal-fired plants produce about 53 percent.
Natural gas, Barensfeld points out, is cleaner than coal and is the cheapest available fuel.
"The proposed legislation would greatly increase the cost of electricity to companies like Ellwood Group, yet, according to the Independent Market Monitor, Pennsylvania's nuclear plants collectively earned $640 million in profits in 2018," Barensfeld said in his letter. "As introduced this will increase the electricity rates paid by everyone, households, stores, factories. Nuclear plant generated electricity is more expensive that other sources. Rates will go up."
He estimated that Pennsylvanians will be paying $500 million more for electricity than it currently paid.
Saying that his plant currently pays more than about $1 million annually for the electricity that it needs to operate, Barensfeld said he does not know how much higher individual rates will go. However, he speculated the change is being considered to benefit Exelon Nuclear, which owns and operates Three Mile Island. The nuclear generating station is also partly owned by FirstEnergy.
In 1979, the south-central Pennsylvania nuclear power plant suffered a partial melt down, making the event the most serious accident in commercial U.S. nuclear power plant history.
"That caused the plant to shut down for a while," Barensfeld said. "But it was never again as productive as it had been. But that's not our fault. The electricity rate payers should not have to bail out Exelon."
Sainato said bills in committees "are in flux. They change every day." He added, "There are issues on both sides. There is concern that the proposed changes could add to the cost paid by ratepayers. There is also concern that if this does not go through that the state's five nuclear plants could shut down."
Nuclear generators, he said, produce 42 percent of electricity in Pennsylvania. "If we lose that, who will make up the difference?" he asked.
Sainato said the nuclear industry is seeking tax credits similar to those already granted to solar, wind and other sustainable power sources. They will receive this if the bill goes through. Opponents say rates will increase and ratepayers will end up subsidizing the nuclear industry.
"Three Mile Island must make adjustments. If we don't act on this by July 1, it could shut down in October and Beaver Valley will shut down in 2021," Sainato said. *If the nuclear generator plants go down, they could close permanently."
He adds that the Beaver Valley nuclear plant employs between 600 and 700, many from Lawrence County.
"We want to do what's good for everyone," Sainato said. "I don't want to see this or any of the nuclear plants close permanently and people lose their jobs. Also, I don't want to costs go up and hurt Ellwood Group either.
"There will be hearings and within the next month we should be seeing something. They want this resolved by July 1.
"I am hearing from both sides but until I know the real facts, " he said, "I really can't comment until I see the final product. I want to see what the bill will looks like."


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Inspection problem: Potential weaknesses in a weld can be revealed in the evaluation of its surface characteristics. The height, width and area of a butt weld are factors in its strength. Also, the fit-up and angle of the panels welded together have a bearing on the integrity of the weld.
Inspection of welds on space vehicles during production and after repair is mandatory. Ultrasonic techniques are used to locate subsurface cracks in the welds; however, the surface features must be inspected using other methods. Operators are able to visually isolate areas of concern on the weld but they are unable to measure the features with mechanical tools accurately or repeatably.
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A toe angle is the angle of the weld relative to a side panel and the toe angle on both sides of the weld is measured. Concavity and convexity of the weld is determined relative to a line between the two weld edges.
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Wednesday 23 November 2011 2:08:43 am - 3 replies
Dear community, please excuse the question probably already clarified. After a long abstinence in the forum I get from the official eZ message about the release of version 4.6.
The last official version number of community goals is 4.4 or 4.5 beta. Followed by monthly updates. I am not a professional or programmer, so I have the following questions.
1) Where can I find information about the current path of the community (please no marketing)? I do not understand the current path.
2) In my test environment I have used the version 4.4 and extended with the most recent extensions from git hub expands. Is that the current path for a installation?
Wednesday 23 November 2011 7:58:26 am
Hello Falkmar,
No worries on your time away. It's great to hear from you.
So release styles have changed in a way from the past. Today we do community build releases (currently on a monthly basis) based on the GitHub master sources (to my knowledge). The naming convention aka version number for these releases is something like YYYY.MM
The current build today is 2011.10
but I've heard some negative gossip about 2011.09 being a better build. Regardless ...
I'm personally looking forward to the 2011.11 build.
Until 2011.11, I'm sticking with my 2011.09 copy for most things.
You can access the information related to the packaged files for download, changelog, requirements, upgrade docs and other notes of interest. http://share.ez.no/download-develop/downloads
To be fair though I use the latest builds for my personal development, for many many more professional projects we make regular use of eZ Publish Enterprise 4.4.0* so I can relate in a lot of ways to some of the differences. In short unless you need or want or in otherwise until your ready keep using eZ 4.4.x branch (I don't think that's so bad really). I still on occasion will do some quick creation on a 4.4.x branch we have available simply as a baseline for redistribution as a lot of folks are still relying on it.
I think once you start mixing eZ and GitHub you the available opportunities to do useful things seems to grow exponentially.
Just the other day to get a task completed I manually patched an ee440 dev install using the latest stable-4.4 branch sources on GitHub to solve an issue between 440 (release) and 44X (stable)
The first community build was the (rather oddly named; naming convention reversed) 04.2011 build.
This build was based on what you would also call eZ Publish 4.5, using the same sources, only difference is two weeks or more of continued improvements by the crew and community after the release of eZ Publish 4.5,
If you read on down the above (linked to) page you can read more about the background details surrounding the builds themselves,
Also if you like shared slideshows, there is a blog entry with one about the topic of the the ez publish community project release policy rfc,
Also the project board has been thinking publicly about builds for extensions as well,
I also just heard about the eZ Publish (Enterprise) 4.6 release recently. I've read the following about it,
If I'm not mistaken the 2011.11 build will be based on the same sources.
Another reason to look forward to the next upcoming build I would imagine.
I hope this helps ...
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Wednesday 23 November 2011 12:20:15 pm
Hi Falkmar, and welcome back aboard,
Heath pointed you to useful resources i believe.
If i may add a few words : eZ Publish Community Project is developed, today, by both the eZ Community and eZ Engineers. Built & unleashed every month (2011.11 coming-up), it serves as a base to Enterprise Edition, released every 6 months. Until end of last year, contributing to eZ Publish as a Community member was not an easy task. We changed this, giving birth to the Community Project, which is what we used to know as the freely downloadable version of eZ Publish.
You can get an idea of how contribution works here : http://share.ez.no/get-involved/develop . Github.com is leveraged, making "social coding" a reality today within the eZ Community. The amount of Pull-requests (a patch~ in git/github terms) grew extensively this year, setting an ultra-positive trend for collaborative development on eZ Publish further on.
The Community Project Board is the mixed-organ in charge of evangelizing and structuring innovation around Community Project. It is composed of community members and eZ employees. I warmly encourage you to start following their main communication channel : http://share.ez.no/blogs/community-project-board.
Finally, a word about eZ Publish Enterprise Edition : it is the mission-critical version of eZ Publish, available through a subscription fee.
Is this answering your question ? Or did i misunderstand your "path of the Community" question ?
Thursday 24 November 2011 1:09:51 pm
Thanks for the answers. I was really worried. There are many good projects. Unfortunately, these have often not financially stable basis. Or the community is divided into different philosophies. The combination of open sources, open collaborative development and professional recovery, is in my view a quality with future.
to 1.) The question of the common path of eZ community and eZ Engineers has been answered, thanks for the links. As long as I can choose between Lowbuget and professional support without changing the system, the world is ok.
to 2.) I think I've understood the new version numbers. Every month an update is a major burden. Regardless, in the next few weeks I've to read a lot.
"...but I've heard some negative gossip about 2011.09 being a better build. ..." Good news. The project lives. ;-) Only the death knows no words.
Sorry for the excitement. Everything looks normal. Thanks for the help of orientation.
Greetings Falkmar
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