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Jorge Paixão da Costa (* 13. Oktober 1954 in Lissabon) ist ein portugiesischer Filmregisseur.

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Geboren 1954 in Lissabon, studierte er Film an der Universität Stockholm (Abschluss 1982) und an der Masters School der Europäischen Filmakademie in Berlin (1992).

Bekannt wurde er als Regisseur einer Reihe von Fernsehserien. Mit seinem Kinofilm Os Mistérios da Estrada de Sintra (dt.: Die Geheimnisse der Strasse von Sintra) konnte er 2007 einen Publikumserfolg verzeichnen.

Er wandte sich danach mehrfach populären Figuren Portugals zu, etwa mit Jacinta (2017, über Jacinta Marto), Soldado Milhões (2018, über Aníbal Milhais) oder Jazzé Duarte (2019, über den Jazz-Radiomoderator José Duarte), drehte aber vor allem weiter für das Fernsehen.

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Disclosure of the real parties to the purchase and sale of the Tradesmen's Bank, in 1826
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Tradesmen's Bank.
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Fourth annual report of the Liverpool Association of Assistant Tradesmen, 1844
The third annual report of the Liverpool Association of Assistant Tradesmen 1843.
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Schematics of Nano-Booster application: The signals of GFP- and RFP-fusion protein decrease after cell fixation. The addition of GFP-/ RFP-Booster enhances the signals.
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Peter Serzo is convinced his human failings are exasperating to his guardian angel. He is equally convinced of God's mercy toward him.
Peter Serzo shares his 3-part strategy for making sure his children attend Mass.
As Peter Serzo watches a coworker prepare for retirement, he reflects on the legacy of faith we all leave behind.
Peter Serzo salutes mothers of special-needs children because these moms know how to celebrate and appreciate the little wins which in reality are huge wins.
Peter Serzo reflects on friends as a gift from God, looking in particular at those special friends who tell us what we don't want to hear.
February 8, 2017 0 What makes a perfect homily?
Homilies are critical to our experience of Mass. Peter Serzo defines the perfect homily.
Jesus shows us we need to reflect on acceptance and humility when living our life and interacting with others. Peter Serzo offers a faith checklist to help you examine your relationships with others as the New Year begins.
Peter Serzo has discovered that God brings twins into his life for a reason, and doubles the blessings!
Peter Serzo compares a dozen homilies on the same Gospel reading to get the best sense of what Jesus is really telling us about discipleship.
Jesus is no micromanager. He also has this amazing ability to forgive and move on. His goals and expectations are crystal clear. But Peter Serzo learned that Jesus will tell you what He is looking for in a very direct manner.
Peter Serzo's study of church architecture has taught him that the stained glass windows in our churches are an analogy for ourselves. Vibrant on one side dark on the other. Which pane in the glass are you?


The Cadian 102nd has been picked to spearhead the break of the siege of Serena 4. Serena 4 was originally a pleasure world that was overtaken from with-in by cults and reinforced by off world forces.
The event was originally listed with rules of "Only War (1st)." It has been changed to "Only War (1st Edition)."


So what is bleed and why do I need it you ask, well bleed is a small area on the outside of the trim marks but before the edge of the printed material.
Why do I need bleed?
This bleed exists to prevent the possibility of a small white gap at the edge of the finished job where a design object is required to go all the way to the edge of the paper. As you can imagine if your artwork finishes at the trim marks then it need only be cut 0.1 – 0.2mm out and your design no long goes all the way to the edge. So any object that is to go all the way to the edge needs to extend past the trim marks by the designated bleed amount.
When do I need bleed and how much bleed should I have?
If a designer wants any element of their design to go all the way to the trim edge on the finished product then they should extend the object PAST the trim marks by the printers set bleed amount (see bleed diagram). This is typically 1mm for a non folded product like a business card, 3mm for a folded product like a brochure or booklet and 5mm for a book. These allowances exist to accommodate the physical printing processes which are beyond the scope of this post but needless to say if you don't have them then you risk being very disappointed with your finished product.
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Mavic 2 Pro supports a 10-bit Dlog-M colour profile that yields higher dynamic range for more flexibility in the grading room. The system records over 1 billion colours (compared to the 16 million colours from traditional 8-bit colour-coding technologies) and retains more in �... Pro Tip: The Mavic model does have to get registered with the Federal Aviation Administration upon buying, which is essential stuff to do once you get your new drone. Design & Durability Portability is at the forefront of the Maverick Pro�s design since it folds up to about the water bottle size.
Make sure you have a MicroSD card in the Mavic itself. Power the drone on, then the controller. If you just want to use the controller: Once the two have connected, press the red circle button on the top of the controller (near the antennas) the drone will start recording.... 7/01/2017�� The Mavic Pro is US$999 & 1199 euro & 1099 GBP But US$999 = 920 euro = 793 GBP At least part of the extra in the European prices is VAT etc but it's common for different countries to have different prices for the same items.
The DJI Mavic Pro is extremely popular mostly due to it�s extremely compact, foldable design. DJI sweetened the deal with the Mavic by giving it some great intelligent flight modes.... Now, though, they finally seem to be getting there, and the Mavic Pro is in a lot of hands. Every day I�m seeing a ton of new footage shot by them, and while some of it is excellent, there�s a lot out there that needs some work.
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The goggles work perfectly for Mavic Pro but also for the Spark, Phantom 4, Phantom 4 Pro, Phantom 4 Advanced, and Inspire 2. Read more about this awesome accessory at the DJI website and read reviews by users on Amazon .
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33rd All-Star Game: AL breaks out the bats at Wrigley
The Angels' Leon Wagner, MVP of the 1962 All-Star Game at Wrigley Field, hit a two-run homer to put the AL ahead to stay in its win over the NL.
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May 19, 2016 7:14 AM PT
33rd annual All-Star Game
American League 9, National League 4
All-Star Game Countdown
A game-by-game countdown to the 87th All-Star Game, July 12 at Petco Park, from the first All-Star Game in Chicago to the 2015 contest in Cincinnati.
Days to go...
July 30, 1962, Wrigley Field, Chicago
Starting pitchers: Dave Stenhouse, Senators; Johnny Podres, Dodgers.
Managers: Ralph Houk, Yankees; Fred Hutchinson, Reds.
MVP: Leon Wagner, Angels.
Highlight: The AL won for the first time in six All-Star Games by scoring as many runs as it had in the previous five games combined. Wagner, who had a game-high three hits, broke a 1-1 tie in the fourth inning with a two-run homer and the AL never looked back. The Tigers' Rocky Colavito had a game-high four RBIs, highlighted by a three-run homer in the seventh inning. Ray Herbert got the win with three shutout innings in relief of Stenhouse.
Did you know? The victory enabled the AL to maintain a 17-15-1 edge in the series. That would soon change. The NL was about to embark on a stretch in which it won 19 of the next 20 games.
Future Hall of Famers
AL: Luis Aparicio, Jim Bunning, Mickey Mantle, Brooks Robinson, Hoyt Wilhelm.
NL: Hank Aaron, Richie Ashburn, Ernie Banks, Orlando Cepeda, Roberto Clemente, Don Drysdale, Bob Gibson, Sandy Koufax, Juan Marichal, Willie Mays, Bill Mazeroski, Stan Musial, Warren Spahn.
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GIS is an enabling technology that is used to facilitate a variety of business functions in the City. At the City of White Rock, the Information Technology Services department is working to bring GIS into all aspects of the planning and development of our community, and it is already becoming essential to City employees.
In the near future the public will be able to access parts of the City's GIS application directly, to obtain planning and zoning information, find out the location of nearby schools or other facilities, and more. GIS is fast becoming a crucial communications, information, and customer service tool, and its use will only continue to expand as people realize its potential.
About GIS
GIS is an innovative computer-based mapping tool that takes information from a database about a location - such as streets, buildings, water features, vegetation, and terrain - and turns it into visual layers. The ability to view these features on a map gives users a better understanding of a particular location, enabling planners, analysts, and others to make informed decisions about their communities. GIS is used throughout the world to address issues and compile information related to the environment, health care, land use, business efficiency, education, and public safety.
National GIS Day (November 13) serves to make people aware of GIS technology and the important contributions it's making in the fields of science, technology, information, and the humanities.


Direct2Brain has just delivered the new project for the Virtual Interactive Game realized in collaboration with Axed Group for MSC to be set in the MSC Meraviglia Pavillon @Cinecitta' World.
The official name for the game is Water Ballons Battle and represents a real innovations the the virtual games panorama, involving the player in a 360 degrees experience.
Msc and Axed Group worked together to conceive a new, immersive experience to bring the players to a new funny and dynamic dimension and Direct2Brain has worked hard in order to deliver all the 3d asset needed for the game.
The players will find them self in a virtual dimension that represents one of the most beautiful setting of the new ship MSC Meraviglia: the AFT POOL.
In this detailed reconstructed set the action will take place and 2 players will be part of a water balloon challenge.


Mohammed Turfe, Arab-American advocate, veteran and the founder of the Islamic Center of America in Dearborn, died March 27 after a two-year battle with pancreatic cancer. He was 88.
Turfe was born January 6, 1931, in Detroit.
Turfe founded the Islamic Center of America in 1950. The mosque's original location was on Joy Road in Detroit, but had to move in 2005 after outgrowing its space. ICOA's current location is on Ford Road in Dearborn. The 120,000 square foot building is considered one of the largest mosques in North America.
While serving as chairman for the ICOA, Turfe enlisted in the Army in 1952 and became a supply sergeant in the Korean War. He was discharged with honors in 1954.
After his stint in the military, Turfe became a community leader in Dearborn and surrounding communities. From 1962-1982, he was a member of the City Beautiful Commission, a committee dedicated to approving the appearance of homes, schools and businesses in Dearborn. In addition, throughout the 1970s and 1980s, Turfe was a member of the urban renewal committee and the mayor's council under Mayor John B. O'Reilly, Sr.
In 1992, Turfe founded the Bint Jebail Cultural Center. Named after a city in Lebanon, the center became a space for immigrants from the Middle Eastern country to congregate and celebrate successes in the community. Bint Jebail offers religious and cultural programs, children's activities, and scholarships to high school students. The organization also operates a banquet center.
According to the Bint Jebail website, the organization would often assist Arabs new to metro Detroit with finding a place to live, employment, interpreting for them and translating documents all at no cost.
Turfe was recognized for his community work by then-president Bill Clinton in 1996, when he was invited to the White House to discuss issues in the Middle East. The following year, he was invited to Clinton's second inauguration.
A commemoration service will be held for Turfe on Sunday at 12 p.m. at the Islamic Center of America, 19500 Ford Road, in Dearborn.
Turfe is survived by children, Imad, Jerry, David, Lyla, Yvonne, Faye and Wanda.
Son David Turfe who is a judge for the 20th District Court, said he will miss sitting and talking with his father.
"My dad was the ultimate public servant for God, his family and his community," he said. He wasn't doing it for the fame or fortune, just the community."


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World-first artificial synthesis of starch from CO2 outperforms nature
Scientists in China have developed an artificial technique that turns CO2 into starch with 8.5 times the efficiency of corn
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Starch is an essential material for everything from bread-baking to paper-making, and there is much to be gained from streamlining the way we produce it. Scientists in China have managed to take an important step forwards in this area, developing a novel technology that turns CO2 into starch in a highly efficient manner, which could lead to massive savings when it comes to land and water use.
Given its widespread use in the production of foods, textiles, pharmaceuticals and many other goods, there is high global demand for starch. Currently, we produce commercial quantities of it through plants as they photosynthesize CO2, but this involves around 60 biochemical reactions and requires vast amounts of cultivated land and freshwater to carry out.
Researchers have been searching for a simpler form of starch production that lessens our reliance on traditional agriculture, and a big breakthrough has now come from a team at the Chinese Academy of Sciences. The researchers have developed what they say is the first method for the artificial synthesis of starch from CO2, and it is many times more efficient than the process that takes place naturally in plants.
The scientists came up with a hybrid solution involving what they call a chemoenzymatic system and an artificial starch anabolic pathway. This sees CO2 first reduced to methanol with the help of an organic catalyst. The methanol is then subjected to engineered enzymes that turn it into sugar units, which are then turned into polymeric starch.
The entire process involves only 11 core reactions, and produces starch from CO2 with 8.5 times the efficiency of corn. According to the scientists behind it, the resulting synthetic starch has the same structure as natural starch, and could be produced using far less space.
"According to the current technical parameters, the annual production of starch in a one-cubic-meter bioreactor theoretically equates with the starch annual yield from growing one third of a hectare of maize without considering the energy input," says Cai Tao, lead author of the study.
The team believes the breakthrough offers a new scientific basis for new technologies that manufacture industrial quantities of starch from CO2. Not only could this save on land and water, but it could also go a long way to shoring up food security and reduce the use of environmentally damaging pesticides and fertilizers.
"If the overall cost of the process can be reduced to a level economically comparable with agricultural planting in the future, it is expected to save more than 90 percent of cultivated land and freshwater resources," says MA Yanhe, corresponding author of the study.
The research was published in the journal Science.
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Chris Coles September 28, 2021 04:20 AM
Considering that vinegar has long been produced via similar chemistry; this is a logical development, particularly useful, uncontaminated with agricultural pesticides, and again a new pathway to the well known concept of fermented starch to produce alcohol for ICU fuel. A very significant innovation.
jerryd September 28, 2021 09:45 AM
while somewhat true corn has 10x the products that just starch most like ethanol, CO2, PLA, corn oil, high human protein meal are worth more and a large amount of silage which many things are made of.
Vs they got just starch and not that easy having to make methanol first.
And CO2, water and power plus catalyst makes many HCs/sugars directly now.
Username September 28, 2021 10:07 AM
Much better than sequestering recaptured CO2 underground


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Harrison Ford: Bio, family, net worth
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Harrison Ford is an American actor, film producer, aviator, and environmental activist. He is best known for his acting in movies like Blade Runner, Star Wars: Episode IV, Raiders of the Lost Ark, The Fugitive.
Know Harrison Ford bio, career, debut, wife, age, height, awards, favorite things, body measurements, girlfriend, dating history, net worth, car collections, address, date of birth, school, residence, religion, father, mother, children, and much more.
Actor, Film Producer
Dead Heat on a Merry-Go-Round (1966)
Being Cast as a lead role in the Indiana Jones Film Series
AFI Life Achievement Award
Golden Globe Cecil B. DeMille Award
Honorary Cesar
MTV Movie Award
Artists Inspiration Awards
American Society Award
Young Hollywood Award
Los Angeles, California, U.S.
Marine East School
Ripon College
In Centimeters – 185cm
In meters – 1.85m
Chest Size: 42
Biceps Size: 14
Waist Size: 35
Mary Marquardt (1964 – 1979)
Melissa Mathison (1983 – 2004)
Calista Flockhart (married in 2010)
Christopher Ford (Advertising Executive & Former Actor)
Dorothy Nidelman (Former Radio Actress)
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Liam Flockhart (son)
Married to Calista Flockhart
Eve Babitz
Mary Marquardt ( 1964 – 1979 )
Carrie Fisher (1976)
Heidi Von Beltz (1978)
Minnie Driver (2001 – 2002)
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Favorite Cheese – Manchego
Favorite Movie – The Mosquito Coast (1986)
Source of Income – Acting
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We normally have that one buddy we are exited to see once they touch the mat, the ones you joke around with and you feel like you're best buds in the world (in the mat…), however this doesn't mean that you might be the best drilling buddies.
We normally do our technique or drill with whoever we have around or who we like the best, but when needed, it's best to look out for signs to choose our drilling buddies better, let's say your getting ready for an upcoming tournament, who would be your best drilling partner option?
1) The guy with flawless technique. There's a reason why he has a great technique, every gym has that one guy that isn't necessarily an advanced belt but has a flawless technique that is taking him places, stick around those guys, drill with them and get as much advice possible, they will give you great tips on they have improved their technique and always keep in mind you want to be the best? you have to roll with the best.
2) Someone with great cardio. Ok so maybe they don't have the best technique but they have great cardio, they'll be able to keep up without any issues, you'll be able to drill longer and they will keep up with your pace. This applies also when you have a fresher white belt at your disposal and you are an advanced belt, if you are a blue or purple in a sea of white belts pick one that just won't give up and use their cardio to your benefit.
3) Someone your size. You need to focus on real situations, sometimes we are so used to rolling with other weights that we forget that for a tournament they will roughly be around our size, so take it like practice if you may and find someone your own size to drill with, this will allow you to practice real drills for real tournament situations. We girls go trough this a lot, since we are never that many, most of the times we find ourselves wrestling like a mouse against a bear with some guys; Attend open mat's for practice in other academies, or drill with the smaller guys, this way you'll be able to have a more realistic situation.
4) An advanced belt. Drills with higher belts are always a good idea, they have more knowledge and can help you improve your technique a lot quicker, why? well they been around longer, haven't they?! They will correct you if you are doing anything wrong, they can easily tell you how to do it right or better and believe me you will learn a lot.
5) Less talking more drilling. doing drills with your best bud is not always the best idea, specially when all you do is chat, sometimes you just have to get down to business, so, if you are in a hurry and want to get the most drills out of your time for that upcoming tournament maybe it's not the best idea to drill with your friends, but with another partner.


The PCC employs a part-time secretary whose job is to assist the incumbent with many administrative matters. Alternatively enquiries may be addressed to the Vicar, a Churchwarden or the Treasurer as considered appropriate.
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Young adults at FOCUS summit urged to help others live their faith
PHOENIX — Young adult Catholics can lead others to God through their actions and daily experiences, a priest of the Diocese of Phoenix told the annual Student Leadership Summit of the Fellowship of Catholic University Students. Father John Parks, vicar for evangelization for the Diocese of Phoenix, told more than 8,500 young adults at the opening Mass Dec. 30 that they can bring unbelieving individuals to belief in God. "You're the solution. That's why you're here at SLS, that's why God called you. He wants to use you to help those people come to live in faith," he said. Father Parks cited Anna from the day's Gospel reading who waited on the Lord. He encouraged attendees to use Anna as a model of the faith. "When you wait on the Lord, when He's the number one desire of your heart, that increases your awareness of the Lord and you start to see the Lord in everything," Father Parks said. The five-day conference focused on the theme of responding to the Lord.
Pope accepts resignation of Bishop Higgins from military archdiocese
WASHINGTON — Pope Francis has accepted the resignation of Auxiliary Bishop Richard B. Higgins, the episcopal vicar for veterans affairs of the Archdiocese for the Military Services. The retirement of Bishop Higgins, who reached the normal retirement age of 75 last February, was announced Jan. 2 in Washington by Archbishop Christophe Pierre, the apostolic nuncio to the United States. Bishop Higgins' duties as vicar for veterans affairs included responsibility for the more than 200 chaplains serving at more than 150 VA hospitals in the United States, Puerto Rico and Guam. Born Feb. 22, 1944, in Longford, Ireland, he studied at Rome's Pontifical Lateran University and was ordained to the priesthood for the Diocese of Sacramento, California, March 9, 1968. After serving in several parishes in the diocese, he joined the U.S. Air Force in September 1974 and served as a Catholic chaplain at bases in the United States, Iceland, Germany and in the Pacific.
Bishop Conlon of Joliet, Ill., takes medical leave
JOLIET, Ill. — Bishop R. Daniel Conlon of Joliet announced he is taking a medical leave of absence starting Dec. 27. Retired Bishop Richard E. Pates of Des Moines, Iowa, will be apostolic administrator of the diocese while Bishop Conlon is away. A statement from the diocese did not disclose the reason for the medical leave. Bishop Conlon expressed in the statement "his deep affection" for the clergy, religious and laity of Joliet and said he planned to keep them in his prayers during the time away from his responsibilities. He also asked for prayers from the faithful of the diocese.
'No end in sight to the horror': Australian bishops respond to fires
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Q: 1 model split into 3 tables in one view, is it possible? I have 1 model and database, with 3 different stored procedures which will sort the contents of the one main table into 3 smaller sub sections, outputting these as separate lists. I have created a view with 3 columns, for the results from the 3 stored procedures. Is it possible to add the 3 different stored procedures to the same view? See picture below for what I mean.

The stored procedures are all very basic SELECT statements, sort of like sorting the table into 3 different sub sections based off of how many criterias they have met.
My controller code now, where it doesn't reach the second and third views, as it can only return once. Is it possible to fic something here?
 public ActionResult Index()
        {
            using (var context = new ApplicationDbContext())
            {
                var none = context.Applications.SqlQuery("dbo.metNoCriteria").ToList();
                var basic = context.Applications.SqlQuery("dbo.metBasicCriteria").ToList();
                var more = context.Applications.SqlQuery("dbo.metMoreCriteria").ToList();
                return View(basic);

            }
            // View(db.Applications.ToList());
        }

In other words I am trying to split the contents of one database, into 3 sections, and outputting these as three different tables in one view, as seen above. (The image is not correct as the tables contain the same content; WHICH THEY WILL NOT). They will all three have the same Multilateral, Bilateral and Name columns, but the contents below will be different for the 3 colours.
Hope someone knows whether there is a possibility to do this!

A: You have to create a viewModel class:

public class TablesViewModel
{
public List<NoneClass> NoneClassList {get; set;}
public List<BaseClass> BaseClassList {get; set;}
public List<MoreClass> MoreClassList {get; set;}
}

the action :

public ActionResult Index()
  {
        var model=new TablesViewModel();

            using (var context = new ApplicationDbContext())
            {
  model.NoneClassList = context.Applications.SqlQuery("dbo.metNoCriteria").ToList();
model.BaseClassList = context.Applications.SqlQuery("dbo.metBasicCriteria").ToList();
 model.MoreClassList = context.Applications.SqlQuery("dbo.metMoreCriteria").ToList();

            }
            return View(model);
  }

Inside of the view use each list as a table source.

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Q: Sql Server not creating subscription for simple select query using SqlCacheDependency I was trying to implement a simple SQLCacheDependency to cache objects in my asp.net application.
After breaking my head for quite a while, I seem to have hit a dead end and thought an outside view would be help.
SqlCommand cmd = new SqlCommand("SELECT UserID,FirstName,MiddleName,LastName,Mobile#,EmailID,FriendlyName,Phone#,AboutMe,Scrap#,JobPosting#,Testimonial#,Blog#,Views#,LastVisitedOn,CurrentAddress,City,State,Country,PermanentAddress,HomeTown,Occupation,CurrentEmployer,LanguageSpeak,LanguageWrite,CreatedOn,NeedJob,ProfileRank,Status,CurrentEmployerID,PictureID,ReferredBy,lat,Long,Zoom,Gender,PinCode,PersonalStatus,DOB,PreferredLanguage,EmploymentHistory,AboutFamily,LastSchoolName,HasCertificate,CertificateMonthLength,CertificateDescription,CertificateSchoolUserId,CallTimes,CertificateType,CertificateTypes,Skills FROM mydb.dbo.UserInfo where UserID=10277",con);
System.Web.Caching.SqlCacheDependency dependency = new System.Web.Caching.SqlCacheDependency(cmd);
con.Open();
try
{
       SqlDataReader reader = cmd.ExecuteReader();
       while (reader.Read())
       {
             seUserInfo = new UserInfo(reader, false);
             this.Context.Cache.Add("Sean", seanUserInfo, dependency, System.Web.Caching.Cache.NoAbsoluteExpiration, System.Web.Caching.Cache.NoSlidingExpiration, System.Web.Caching.CacheItemPriority.Normal, new CacheItemRemovedCallback(ItemRemovedCallBack));
       }
}

But this item is removed from the cache as soon as it is added. Now after having spent a lot of time fixing other possible causes (Setting ANSI NULLS ON etc. for the database) I have now hit a wall. From the SQL Server Profiler, I see that the subscription is fired with the following text data
<qnev:QNEvent xmlns:qnev="http://schemas.microsoft.com/SQL/Notifications/QueryNotificationProfiler">
<qnev:EventText>subscription fired</qnev:EventText>
<qnev:SubscriptionID>0</qnev:SubscriptionID>
<qnev:NotificationMsg><qn:QueryNotification xmlns:qn="http://schemas.microsoft.com/SQL/Notifications/QueryNotification" id="0" type="subscribe" source="statement" info="invalid" database_id="0" sid="0x2EB2AC37F2E7FF468D5DE0B591029EE7"><qn:Message>26119019-fef7-47ee-ac82-3cb56313670d;9fbb5459-bde4-494b-9b7d-8347be2ee4cb</qn:Message></qn:QueryNotification></qnev:NotificationMsg><qnev:BrokerDlg>9B1E5573-A52F-E111-8152-005056C00008</qnev:BrokerDlg></qnev:QNEvent>

You will notice that the type = subscribe and info = invalid. This is what surprises me. According to http://www.simple-talk.com/sql/t-sql-programming/using-and-monitoring-sql-2005-query-notification/ and http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/ms189308.aspx that happens when "The command submitted contained a statement that does not support notifications (for example, an INSERT or UPDATE)" where as clearly it is a simple select statement which conforms to the conditions specified for SqlDependency creation
So what am I missing here? This is the most simple scenario and it does not work!

A: Ok I asked this on msdn forums as well and it was answered there. My problem was that I was using a three part qualifier mydb.dbo.tablename instead of two part qualifier dbo.tablename which is a requirement.
http://social.msdn.microsoft.com/Forums/en-US/sqlservicebroker/thread/bc9ca094-a989-4403-82c6-7f608ed462ce


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Written by Charles Kruger March 17, 2015
Review: 'Other Desert Cities' at New Conservatory Theatre Center (***1/2)
by Barry David Horwitz
(Rating: ***1/2)
The Wyeth family in NCTC's production of Jon Robin Baitz's Pulitzer nominated, "Other Desert Cities." Featuring, from l to r: Cheryl Smith, Melissa Keith, Michaela Greeley, and Paul Collins. Photo Credit: Lois Tema.
("Other Desert Cities" by Jon Robin Baitz plays at New Conservatory Theatre Center, through April 5, 2015.)
Jon Robin Baitz won an Outer Critics Circle Award and a Pulitzer nomination for Best New Play in 2011 for "Other Desert Cities," the story of the Wyeth family of Palm Springs, at war with itself on Christmas Eve, 2004. We see the older ultra-conservative Hollywood couple, trying to work their will on their liberal and passionate grown-up son and daughter, visiting for the holiday. The story unfolds slowly, with each parent and child revealing more mysteries and secrets. Daughter Brooke Wyeth (Melissa Keith) has returned after six years, ready to unlock the secret of her "revolutionary" brother, Henry, who committed suicide, many years ago. She has been suffering ever since, and now has written a memoir about the family's tragedy. But the older generation, Lyman Wyeth (Geoff Colton) and wife Polly Wyeth (Michaela Greely) are not ready for such public revelations.
The Wyeth family embodies the ideological gap between Reaganaut Right Wingers, living in blissful Palm Springs, and their children from L.A. and Long Island. Baitz sets his play in Polly and Lyman's elegant ranch house, at the height of G.W. Bush's folly in Iraq. Polly and Lyman amusingly hold the political line against their kids, in a war at home to echo the war abroad. Here's the question I want to ask: Could the older Wyeths have saved their children instead of themselves? You will have to decide. The Wyeths only ask "Why?" And sometimes they Lie. And sometimes they are Pollyanna.
From the start, Lyman and Polly, stylish, posh, "friends of Nancy," use all their paternal and maternal wiles to manipulate their wayward and suffering offspring. Brooke is a depressed and divorced writer, while Trip (Paul Collins) has landed, comically, on his feet as a TV producer of a legal reality show. Love in this elegant and powerful family is expressed in irony and wit, jokes and challenges. Polly, an acerbic tiger-Mom, played with gusto by Ms. Greeley, uses her formidable powers to hold Brooke in her place, as they all orbit around Polly, a Joan Crawford mom, for sure.
They have bet their lives on a secret about their "revolutionary" lost son, which they cannot reveal. They have saved themselves, but what about their children? Geoff Colton's Lyman Wyeth bravely and calmly tries to talk sense to his beloved daughter, but they have come to stand for opposed ways of life. Whose way makes any sense? Who can be saved from this bitter and all-consuming war? Maybe Baitz's play takes on too many themes or is over-plotted, but his ambition is admirable. We're not sure if all the parts fit together, precisely, but it's a wild ride. It's not easy to sympathize with these parents, we have to admit.
The road sign says "Other Desert Cities," pointing to the cities that lie beyond the haven of Palm Springs. Those "other" cities do not matter to the comically rendered Hollywood elite who congregate in their desert oasis. Those of us who live in the "other desert cities" look on in wonder at their crisp show-biz wit. The family reunion, full of brilliant barbs and jokes, crumbles hilariously. Amidst lots of drinking and alcoholism, pills and rehabs the schism deepens, the war flares on all fronts. It's almost like the Titanic going down, again.
Brilliant and fashionable, vain and in charge, Lyman and Polly want to remain safe and comfy in their isolated retreat, hoarding their secrets and their status. They are as isolated as a solitary figure in an Andrew Wyeth painting of bleak fields. It may be that Baitz chose the name Wyeth to clue us into the alienated world of this family. You will want to be there for the epic fireworks, the startling arias that self-consciously display family miscalculations and misunderstandings.
Each generation reflects terrible truths about self-preservation, self-love, social standing, and artistic expression in a hot time and place. Director Arturo Catricala makes sure we have high emotional stakes in this well-crafted play. Baitz's second act builds up a tremendous speed and surprises us with pitched confrontations. Catricala has beautifully directed, and he sensitively lets his fine actors explore this material.
Yes, it's both soap-opera and grand opera, political battle and family dynamic, all specialities of Baitz, who knows how to paint past and present, right and left, parents and children. When you see Baitz's tangled web unfold at NCTC, you will ask yourself if these parents could have relented, could have been more loving. Or, are all generations limited to a partial, partisan picture of their isolated, fleeting world?
The blockbuster second act brings them together and tears them apart—just like the Iraq War that twists the future into strange shapes, at great cost to us all. The Wyeths embody the new elitism that comes with other people's wars. By the end, we are completely invested in the family comedy and drama. We are living over-the-top, now. We are struggling with the fall-out from their unfinished personal and political debate. Put on your seat belts, folks. You are in for a smart, funny, and explosive ride with two smartly opposed generations of Wyeths.
"Other Desert Cities" by Jon Robin Baitz, presented by New Conservatory Theatre Center. Director: Arturo Catricala. Scenic Design: Kuo-Hao Lo. Costumes: Keri Fitch. Lighting: Christian V. Mejia. Props: Amy Crumpacker. Stage Manager: Casey Fern.
Trip Wyeth: Paul Collins. Lyman Wyeth: Geoffrey Colton. Polly Wyeth: Michaela Greeley. Brooke Wyeth: Melissa Keith. Silda Grauman: Cheryl Smith.
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Broadside entitled 'Hue and Cry, Atrocious Murder and Robbery'
This crime report begins: 'AT Five o'clock this Evening WILLIAM BEGBIE, Porter to the British Linen Company at Leith, was Stabbed and Murdered in Tweedale's Close, leading to the British Linen Company's Office at Edinburgh, and Robbed of a Sealed Parcel, in a Yellow Canvas Bag, containing the following particulars . . .' The publisher was Alexander Smellie of Edinburgh, and the broadside is dated November 13th, 1806.
The murder described in this report was motivated by a robbery that must have appeared extraordinary in its scale and ambition in 1806, when it was carried out. The murderer escaped with almost £4,400, an amount that in 2003 would be worth more than £180,000. It is inconceivable today that cash in such quantity would be carried virtually unguarded between two businesses. The seriousness with which the crime was regarded is reflected in the reward of 500 guineas that was offered to the person who helped to catch the murderer.
Broadsides are single sheets of paper, printed on one side, to be read unfolded. They carried public information such as proclamations as well as ballads and news of the day. Cheaply available, they were sold on the streets by pedlars and chapmen. Broadsides offer a valuable insight into many aspects of the society they were published in, and the National Library of Scotland holds over 250,000 of them.
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Q: How can i check an element in a table and click on an element of it's row? On this table I have several entries (on the html bellow, i will only put the relevant entry). I need to select an button under the trash column if the entry contains a folder on the "content" column

      Content

      Name

      Date

      Status

      Move

      Trash

      Settings

      Publish

      <input _ngcontent-sxv-c238="" id="title-up-all" name="title-up-all" type="checkbox" class="ng-untouched ng-pristine ng-valid">

       Folder

Automation Folder

Inherit

          <span _ngcontent-sxv-c238=""

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      <input _ngcontent-sxv-c238="" type="checkbox" id="select-697a41fc-6555-40e4-9973-ff9312e8e9c6" class="ng-untouched ng-pristine ng-valid">

Hopefully the snippet is clear enough. In the snippet is not possible to see any option under the trash column but it has a button that, if clicked, will delete the entry on the table.
How can I preform an action by checking if the row contains the "folder" on the content column? I would like this to happen to all the columns containing the folder. I am using selenium and c#

A: Based on folder you can try the below xpath to click on trash button :
//span[text()='Automation Folder']/../../following-sibling::td[@Title='Trash']

Something like below :
driver.FindElement(By.XPath("//span[text()='Automation Folder']/../../following-sibling::td[@Title='Trash']")).Click();

A: List<WebElement> tableRows = driver.FindElements(By.XPath(".//table[@class='ui small compact selectable striped celled table fix-table unstackable']/tbody/tr"));
 for(WebElement e: tableRows) {
 if(e.findElement(By.TagName("td")).getAttribute("innerText").contentEquals("Folder")) {
                e.findElement(By.XPath(".//following-sibling::td/input[contains(@id,'select')]")).click();
            }
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How the US Government Could Execute Bill Gates' Vision for Energy Innovation
America is faced with a unique opportunity to truly transform the energy sector, argues Teryn Norris.
Teryn Norris December 02, 2015
This week's announcement from President Obama and Bill Gates of a multibillion-dollar public-private partnership for clean energy innovation was a major development for the Paris climate negotiations and the international energy community.
The world's leading energy and climate analysts have long identified the need for substantial increases in research and development, and 20 countries have now committed to deliver, backed by billions from titans of high-tech industry and finance.
Never before has a group of private investors come together at this scale for the purpose of commercializing energy technologies resulting from government-funded research. If successful, the partnership could prove to be a landmark development in the history of public-private partnerships and venture philanthropy broadly, mobilizing tens of billions of dollars and potentially leading to the creation of a patient capital asset class for commercializing high-risk, high-impact technologies -- building on precedents like the Green Revolution and the 1 billion lives it saved from starvation in the 20th century.
For the United States, the partnership presents an unprecedented opportunity to increase the commercial impact of its energy innovation system, particularly the Department of Energy's multibillion-dollar annual investment in energy research and technology development. Fortunately, the U.S. is better positioned than any nation in the world to partner with the Breakthrough Energy Coalition (BEC) and other investors.
The biggest winner of all is likely to be the American taxpayer, who could see a significantly greater return on every tax dollar spent on energy research, development and demonstration (RD&D) -- not to mention long-term energy cost reductions, new high-growth businesses, and global climate leadership.
More broadly, Congress and the Obama administration should take this unique opportunity to further optimize the DOE to focus on its energy innovation mission, address long-standing inefficiencies in its RD&D management, and further enhance its ability to collaborate with investors and industry.
By combining increased energy RD&D spending with real management and performance reform to ensure high return on taxpayer investment -- all leveraged by billions in private investment commitments -- Democrats and Republicans alike can come together to seize this moment to double federal energy RD&D.
Many ideas on how to proceed will be debated in Washington and across the country over the months ahead, as well as into the next administration and Congress. To help jump-start this important public dialogue, what follows below are some early ideas on how DOE, BEC, and other mission investors can make the most of this partnership as its designs are fully established.
But first, let's quickly recap on how we got here.
Mind the gap: The energy innovation valleys of death
The fundamental purpose of Mission Innovation and Breakthrough Energy Coalition is to correct a major market shortcoming -- namely, the ongoing failure of the private marketplace to invent, develop and scale more affordable, secure and clean energy technologies for public benefit.
This is a goal the U.S. and other nations have pursued for decades for different reasons -- think of France's dash to nuclear energy in the 1970s -- but it has become ever more urgent in the face of climate change and competition for new energy industries. As the International Energy Agency recently concluded, "Recent trends reaffirm the need to accelerate energy technology innovation."
More than two decades of economic analysis and real-world market observation have informed us that the energy sector faces basic structural obstacles to technological innovation and diffusion, above and beyond most industries. To name a few: knowledge spillover, high capital intensity, non-differentiated product markets, regulatory disincentives, market-distorting subsidies and barriers to entry, long-term product and infrastructure lifecycles, and unpriced market externalities.
The nature of these barriers also makes them very difficult to resolve with simple technology "pull" mechanisms, such as pollution taxes or regulations.
The result is chronic under-investment from the private sector in energy RD&D. Analysts used to refer to this as a single "valley of death," but over time we've developed a more nuanced model for the energy sector. During my time at the DOE, we consistently identified three key gaps in the energy technology commercialization cycle, including laboratory technology maturation, seed-stage commercialization, and first-of-a-kind (FOAK) demonstration projects.
At the height of the first cleantech investment wave in 2008, it appeared that venture capital might be capable of filling most of these gaps, and some assumed that private investors would be increasingly willing to take on higher levels of risk as clean energy demand grew and capital markets matured.
Unfortunately, cleantech VC collapsed thereafter, once the fund managers and their limited partners came to fully realize the structural barriers to energy innovation. For early-stage cleantech ventures, VC investment fell 85 percent from 2007 to 2014, according to Bloomberg New Energy Finance. We now know this is largely structural and not simply a cyclical decline.
Following the cleantech VC collapse, there have been very few remaining investors in clean energy companies or projects willing to take practically any form of technology risk. This led the White House and DOE to launch the Clean Energy Investment Initiative earlier this year to catalyze a new wave of mission-oriented investors, resulting in $4 billion of private investment commitments and other executive actions, including the creation of DOE's new Clean Energy Investment Center.
Mission Innovation and the BEC take this effort to the next level. To increase the likelihood of success, what follows are three areas of suggestions. First, cultivate technologies through a diverse portfolio of innovation models. Second, improve the management of public and private funds and coordinate for impact. Third, support the full technology innovation pipeline and create pathways to scale-up and deployment.
1. Cultivate technologies through a diverse portfolio of innovation models
In terms of early-stage technologies, participating investors should cultivate technologies from a diverse portfolio of DOE programs and performers. ARPA-E is probably the most well-known program since its launch in 2009, representing $280 million of DOE's current $5 billion energy RD&D budget. It has a strong track record advancing novel technologies toward commercialization.
Beyond ARPA-E, promising early-stage investment opportunities arise from a wide variety of sources, from multidisciplinary research centers at national laboratories and universities, to industry-laboratory consortiums, to small-business grants, to regional business incubators, to other forms of financial assistance, technical support, and cooperative research DOE offers to startups and large companies alike.
The national laboratories alone have nearly 6,000 active intellectual property licenses based on lab-developed technologies, and every year they disclose up to 2,000 inventions and receive 800 new patents.
To more effectively leverage its RD&D system, the DOE has pursued several new innovation models in recent years, including the Energy Innovation Hubs, Energy Frontier Research Centers, Bioenergy Research Centers, SunShot Incubator, Lab-Corps, Small Business Vouchers, Cyclotron Road, Clean Energy Incubator Network, Manufacturing Demonstration and System Integration Facilities, other regional consortia, and more.
The DOE is also currently establishing a new Technology Commercialization Fund, and the long-standing Small Business Innovation Research grants program supports promising performers. Mission Innovation governments and BEC investors will want to leverage and potentially scale up these models.
2. Improve the management of public and private funds -- and coordinate for impact
Both the government agencies and private investors involved with this effort can adopt more effective ways of managing and coordinating their funds for maximum impact, learning from successes and failures of the past.
On the private investor side, details on the funding vehicle for the BEC have not been released. To enable truly patient investments, one would hope for a fund structure that avoids the limitations of traditional 10-year closed-end VC funds.
A potential model could be a permanently capitalized holding company similar to i(x) investments, recently founded by Howard Warren Buffett, grandson of Warren Buffett. Another could be a 20-year closed-end fund, which Matthew Nordan at PRIME has designed. Yet another could be the Clean Energy Trust's evergreen investment fund for early-stage cleantech companies, the Clean Energy Prize Fund.
For institutional investors that join the BEC, Ashby Monk and Jagdeep Bachher have examined how institutionals can rethink their VC-type investments.
On the government agency side, the DOE has played a vital role in U.S. energy technology development, but it was not originally designed primarily for energy innovation, as reflected in its budget: energy-related RD&D represents only $5 billion of DOE's $27.5 billion annual budget, with the remainder for nuclear security, environmental cleanup, and basic discovery science. As such, there is significant opportunity to optimize its RD&D management.
Over the years, a number of task forces and think tanks have examined ways to improve the DOE and its national lab system from across the political spectrum (here, here, here, here, etc.). These are beyond the scope of this piece, but at least three basic areas stand out for the purposes of Mission Innovation.
First, DOE should strengthen its capacity to effectively collaborate with and assist the Breakthrough Energy Coalition and other mission-oriented investor networks, such as Aligned Intermediary, Ceres, Confluence Philanthropy, CREO Syndicate, PRIME Coalition, and the Stanford Steyer-Taylor Center. The DOE's new Clean Energy Investment Center was designed precisely for this purpose and should be fully institutionalized at the agency.
Second, DOE should continue improving its institutional capacity to manage technology transitions across its program offices and national laboratories and into the marketplace. At the least, this means fully institutionalizing the new Office of Technology Transitions, establishing analogous functions within each program office (building upon the EERE Tech-to-Market and ARPA-E Tech-to-Market teams), and properly resourcing all the National Laboratory Technology Transfer Offices. These offices would all benefit from the flexible hiring authority of ARPA-E to enable more streamlined hiring from the private sector.
Third, Congress and DOE should continue breaking down stovepipes across narrow technology sectors with atomized budgets across the Department, in order to pursue off-roadmap and cross-cutting opportunities such as grid modernization, subsurface science and engineering, materials, energy-water nexus, and other areas identified in the recent Quadrennial Technology Review.
Recent progress has been made, particularly through the creation of the Office of the Under Secretary for Science and Energy, and the Office of Technology Transitions housed within it, to coordinate across the DOE's basic and applied energy programs.
3. Support the full technology innovation pipeline -- and create pathways to scale-up and deployment
Finally, to maximize commercial impact, the participating governments and investors should pursue investments across the innovation pipeline -- from early-stage research through commercial-scale demonstration and innovative project finance -- with the goal of de-risking technologies for later-stage investors and corporate strategics with lower risk tolerance.
Most experts now agree that the linear model of innovation -- where government simply funds basic research, invents breakthrough technology, and then transfers it to the private sector for commercialization -- is highly reductionist. So is the tired dichotomy between "R&D-only" versus "deployment-only" approaches.
Rather, the emerging approach for strategic, non-military sectors like energy is a "technology transitions" model that addresses the multiple, interlinked connections among multiple stages of research, development, demonstration, and early deployment.
This approach recognizes that technology commercialization is a full-contact sport involving high levels of risk and uncertainty at numerous stages. This often requires multiple rounds of public and private support to achieve escape velocity into the marketplace, as well as different types of support at different stages -- from research grants, to technology maturation resources, to technical assistance and shared facilities, to innovative financing mechanisms, including loan guarantee programs.
Furthermore, cost-reductions occur not only with RD&D, but also with scale-up and early deployment in the form of learning curves and economies of scale, as the world experienced dramatically with solar photovoltaics over the past few years.
Importantly, a technology transitions approach also recognizes that to achieve real-world impact on the energy sector, every technology roadmap must be clearly informed by and connected with industry (and in this case, later-stage investors) beginning at the research stage. The pathway to scale-up and deployment should be identified early and often to ensure technology development is optimized at each phase, and when necessary, to more quickly identify no-go projects.
Your turn, Congress
Over 50 years ago, Vice President Henry Wallace visited Mexico, which was suffering from rampant hunger and substandard food production. Upon his return, he met with the president of the Rockefeller Foundation and recommended a new project focused on improving Mexican agriculture. The foundation took Wallace's advice and sent a small group of agricultural experts on a 5,000-mile journey across Mexico in a station wagon to review the situation.
Upon their return, the Rockefeller Foundation created the Mexican Agricultural Program to transfer U.S. agriculture technologies to Mexico, developing high-yield grains, expanding irrigation infrastructure, distributing hybridized seeds, and creating synthetic fertilizers and pesticides.
This story is now considered the founding of the Green Revolution, credited with saving over a billion people from starvation globally and considered one of the most impactful philanthropic and technology transfer projects of the 20th century. The leading scientist, Norman Borlaug, went on to win the 1970 Nobel Peace Prize.
Today, the United States faces an even greater opportunity for public-private partnership on clean energy innovation and technology transitions.
For nearly 40 years, since the consolidation of the Department of Energy itself, we have neglected to make the basic investments our nation and the world needs to secure its energy and environmental future. The challenge has grown so urgent that dozens of major investors and philanthropists from around the world have now stepped up to spend billions of their own dollars on high-risk ventures to help solve it, alongside 19 other countries committed to doubling their energy R&D budgets.
Your turn, Congress.
Teryn Norris served as Special Advisor at the U.S. Department of Energy until November 2015, where he managed finance and commercialization programs and served on the founding team of the Office of Technology Transitions. Follow him at http://twitter.com/terynnorris.


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