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I think you genuinely believe this degree of DR is not of practical relevance; aside from the fact that one could do one-shot HDR, I am pointing out that it IS relevant because in fact pushed DR is what allows modern digital backs to simulate ISO higher than 100...
I have recently made a posting where I indicated that DR was overemphasised. I still think it is, but I found several images with DR in the 11-13 EV range. If you include setting sun, for instance and want decent foreground drawing you need all the DR you can get. The reason is that you need to underexpose intentionally to minimize clipping on the highlights. It is not underexposure, technically I would say it is correct ETTR.
There are endless exampekls in the real world where this is an enourmous advantage. If this were not the case Kodak would not have strived for years to increase dynamic range of negative film.
What is importasnt with the example I posted is that even in exteeme cases the results are still very good. This meands that in more commomn practial cases the quality will be even higher.
However, no one I know deliberately shoots images grossly under-exposed and then pushes the file to the extent indicated in Fred's post. If doing so is useful for some then it is news to me, hence my question to Fred.
A system with high DR will also have a good high ISO performance and it will be able to to do the FredBG trick.
It is possible to achieve good ISO performance with little DR, if the sensor is clean but readout circuitry is weak using variable pre amplification, that is pretty much what Canon does.
Deliberately grossly underexposing and pushing is more common than you think: it is the definition of high-ISO shooting with any camera with a flat readnoise-vs-ISO curve.
Ray,Yes, I can see now that I was ignorant of the way in which cameras return their high ISO performance. Thank you for clarifying.
That is true of most cameras one encounters these days, yet it is not really correct to make it a general rule.High DR can result from either large full well capacity or low readout noise. In the latter case, the camera will also be particularly good for high ISO. But in the former case, it won't...the CCDs in MFD systems are good examples of this.
One of the great mysteries with MF in my view is the low base ISO, but I guess things add up. No microlenses, perhaps more othogonal CGAs? Pixel size should be ISO neutral, as FWC is proportional to pixel area, but so is the number of incident photons.
"Pixel size should be ISO neutral, as FWC is proportional to pixel area" - that's true in general, but don't forget the 3rd dimension - physical pixel junction depth into the wafer - and the "4th dimension" - the energy barrier set by the anode voltages, which control how densely one can pack the photo-electrons and still hold them in the "energy well".....So by exploiting at least one of these additional dimensions (I honestly have not checked which), Dalsa have often delivered greater FWCs for a given pixel area than Kodak.
"No microlenses, perhaps more othogonal CGAs" - together these add up to lower net quantum efficiency. Yes, that's a factor alright. One notices that the relatively few MFD cameras/backs with microlensed sensors have ~1 stop higher base ISO than their stablemates of the same pixel tech and size but without microlenses. P21+ vs P20+ and P25+; P30+ vs P45+; Hassy 31 vs 39 MP & 40 vs 50 MP...to take a few examples. "Pixel size should be ISO neutral, as FWC is proportional to pixel area" - that's true in general, but don't forget the 3rd dimension - physical pixel junction depth into the wafer - and the "4th dimension" - the energy barrier set by the anode voltages, which control how densely one can pack the photo-electrons and still hold them in the "energy well". Like charges repel each other of course, so if you want to squeeze tens of thousands of negative electrons into a smaller volume, you need a stronger positive anode voltage centred on the pixel to overcome that repulsion.So by exploiting at least one of these additional dimensions (I honestly have not checked which), Dalsa have often delivered greater FWCs for a given pixel area than Kodak. The other factor is that Kodak have pretty consistently had chips with higher spectral transmission efficiency than Dalsa. So the Kodaks have often had smaller pixel capacities AND they filled them at a faster rate: two things which raise the base ISO. This explains why hardly any Kodak-based MFD unit has had a base ISO of 25***, but several Dalsa ones have had...and when the Dalsa ones have started at ISO 50 or 80, the equivalent Kodak ones have started at ISO 100. Ray*** AFAIK, only two Kodak-based MFD units have had a base ISO of 25: the Sinarbacks 44M and 54M. But I've never understood how, since all the other MFD manufacturers using these same two sensors have set their base ISO to 50 or even 100. Perhaps as tethered backs aimed at studio use, Sinar were setting them up for more extreme ETTR than would be safe under outdoor light conditions. This highlights another factor which muddies the waters: manufacturers have some leeway to choose what they like for base ISO. Thus, to take a recent example, Phase One set the Dalsa 40MP sensor to ISO 50 in the P40+, while Leaf set it to ISO 80 in the Aptus-II 8. There can even be inconsistency for the same manufacturer: Leaf then went on to set the same sensor back to ISO 50 in the Credo 40. So perhaps one shouldn't read too much into the base ISO value, since deliberate variations of up to 1-stop for the same sensor are common.
Joining sensors would be wonderful in theory, but you would not be able to get active pixel butted right up against active pixel. There is always a perimeter of dummy and black reference pixels, and usually a lot of output pins...all these would get in the way, so every image would have a thick dark line down the middle. Research astronomers do put up with this in their mosaic-cams, but terrestrial photographers would not.Ray
Doug has informed me I was mistaken, the sensor in my back is not a dual co-joined sensor such as was in some backs, not sure what I'm seeing, there is a definite horizontal line running down the middle but apparently it's not a join. There were some backs using this method however were there not historians?
I guess it's a matter of semantics what you call it (e.g. "stitch" vs "etch" vs "segmented"). Most modern medium format CCDs have more than one read out area, which requires a read-out channel transit the sensor, which creates a visual line when you hold the sensor at an angle to direct light. They are laser etched out of a single piece of silicon however, and are not "joined" in the sense that they do not create sensors and then glue them together. Such an approach would be extremely hard to use in made-for-standard-photographic-applications camera since, as pointed out above you'd have to have butt them together within one pixel (e.g. 6 microns) apart and then calibrate them to produce nearly identical read-outs across a huge spectrum of possible exposures.
Are CCDs made by etching with a laser?
Not as far as I know. Chips are normally made in a photolitographic processs.Best regardsErik


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Current Law Students / Re: Law school stress and relationship« on: October 17, 2010, 12:36:54 AM »
I know you asked for success stories, but I don't have one personally. I'll share my story anyway. I'm a 1L, like your girlfriend. I'm a 1L just like your girlfriend, rather. Not a 1L who likes your girlfriend. I probably don't even know her. Anyway, my girlfriend came to visit me after about two weeks of my being away at law school. A couple of weeks later, I broke it all off. The stress, the new long distance, the workload, the new friends, the new cool city, all of that contributed to the decision. She started a new grad program, too, so she had all this newness, but not quite as much as I did. It was the right decision because we had only been together for about six months and, honestly, there are some very attractive women in my law school and city.
That being said, look at it as a blessing. When she's in law school (even if you're not doing the long distance thing, although I take it that you are since you wrote that she "left" to law school), you'll probably be fighting a lot. If you're not fighting a lot, you'll probably be missing each other a lot. And she'll feel guilty that you're missing her and you'll both want the relationship to be how it used to be, but it just can't be. Skype sucks because you can see the person but you can't touch them. That makes it even worse than gchat for me.
I know you have been together for years, which makes it hard. But, if you're a traditional-age student, you must be 20-22, so very young. You have a lot of living ahead. Pursue your dreams just like she pursued hers and the rest will fall into place.
Law school is a meat market. Any chick with halfway decent looks has a Russian breadline of dudes trying to get a piece. You don't want to be stressing all about that. Have fun during your senior year with a relaxed mind. Because, really, you want her to make new friends in law school but you don't want to be questioning whether she's boffing them all.
Yes, maybe if it's meant to be, you'll be back together. But if she's wanting to take a break after the first WEEK? Um, yeah...
Thats a terrible thing to say about chicks and meat markets and whatnots. Jeez grow up. I know guys like you at my law school and they are super annoying, constantly whining about how ugly the girls are and generally trying to keep women-kind down. If that is your strategy for beating out the competition then you are screwed. These women are spending their spare time studying and not taking hours getting their hair perfect so you will be impressed. You are bitter and stupid. I hope you marry someone gorgeous who spends all her time "boffing" your friends and then sticks you will alimony payments. You deserve it.
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BOSTON -- The Boston Bruins rarely lose two in a row. And they haven't lost three in a row this season.
Brad Marchand scored 54 seconds into overtime, and Niklas Svedberg made 33 saves in his NHL debut to give the Bruins a 3-2 win against the Nashville Predators at TD Garden on Thursday.
The Bruins (27-12-2) had lost their prior two games, the third time this season they dropped back-to-back games.
"I don't think we dwelled on it too much," Bruins coach Claude Julien said. "You know it's like a two-game losing streak, but we were more focused on winning this one. And whether you win it in regulation or overtime, I think it's the win itself that matters. It's nice to get back in the winning column. There's no doubt when you win you feel a lot better as a team. And I think if we were going to practice tomorrow and knowing that we've lost three in a row, there's no doubt it would've been a different, probably, atmosphere around our dressing room. But it'll feel good, practicing tomorrow, a lot better."
Marchand made a move around Predators forward Mike Fisher right after crossing the blue line, then beat goalie Marek Mazanec with a snap shot from the top of the left circle.
"I wasn't sure," Marchand said about the move. "I was kind of getting ready to backcheck because you never know with that move. Luckily it went in, and I saw the guy coming, so I just wanted to get it off. I think a lot of traffic in front. He didn't really see it."
Late in the third period, Marchand was dropped by a Shea Weber hit near the Nashville bench. Marchand put his head down while he recuperated on the bench. Despite getting rocked by one of the biggest hitters in the NHL, Marchand was able to get himself back together to be a hero.
"Yeah, I was a little shaken up," he said. "I just got a stick in the mouth, which was the biggest thing. And I hurt my back a bit. But he's a big boy and you're bound to get hit every now and again, but I was all right."
The Predators (18-18-5) lost the first of their three-game road trip, but earned a point by making a comeback from a goal down in the third period.
"One of the things I thought is, [Boston] put their young goaltender in there today. One of the things is, it puts all the onus on the team to play defensively, and I thought the team played strong defensively, didn't give us a whole lot, and we had to manufacture and work for our chances," Nashville coach Barry Trotz said. "But we showed character getting that point back. I just didn't like, there was about a seven-minute span there where our forwards did a real poor job in terms of our structure and sort of our recognition on situations. That, to me, we gave them opportunity to go ahead of us, and we showed great character coming back."
Boston's Johnny Boychuk scored his first goal in 19 games to tied it 1-1 early in the third period. Teammate Ryan Spooner skated from the circle in his end to the circle in Nashville's zone before feeding Boychuk in the high slot. The defenseman stopped the puck, then picked the top corner to the glove side at 4:55.
Bruins forward Jarome Iginla broke the tie with some old-school net drive. After Milan Lucic gained the zone and took the puck wide, he found the angle to feed Iginla, who had beaten Nashville defenseman Roman Josi to the front for a tip at 12:29.
Weber's blast from the high slot tied the game again at 14:35. Svedberg stopped Fisher's backhand from in tight before Weber scored on the rebound for a 2-2 tie.
"They're one of the best in the East, and I thought we played solid road game and did some real good things," Fisher said. "You want the two [points] always, but we build on it."
The goaltender duel continued from the first period into the second. Each made his best saves of the period around the 15-minute mark. Mazanek made a pad save on a Reilly Smith one-timer from between the hash marks. About 30 seconds later, Svedberg had to flash his left pad to stop Seth Jones after a move to the net around Bruins defenseman Adam McQuaid.
Viktor Stalberg got the Predators on the scoreboard first at 18:04, when Nashville caught Boston during an ill-timed line change. Weber advanced the puck to a wide-open Fisher at the Boston blue line. Fisher gained the zone and fired a shot off Svedberg from the right faceoff dot. The rebound bounced to Stalberg, just below the left hash mark, for a shot that landed in the back of the net before Svedberg could get back into position.
The Predators outshot the Bruins 16-3 in the second period. Mazanec made 22 saves.
Svedberg was recalled from Providence of the American Hockey League on Thursday morning. After the game, Julien announced Svedberg would return to Providence.
"I didn't see him being much different from the first [period] till the third," Julien said. "I thought in the second, when they did throw a lot of pucks at him, he stood tall and made some good saves. I liked his game tonight. I really thought he was good, and he just showed us that he's a game we need to look at and keep an eye on and consider."
Nashville hasn't won in Boston since Nov. 28, 2003 (four games).
Boston won the prior meeting this season, 6-2 on Dec. 23. The Bruins finish their three-game homestand against the Winnipeg Jets on Saturday before heading on a three-game road trip to California. The Predators next skate Saturday on the road against the Florida Panthers.


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March 17, 2007
The Bisons could not hold an early 3-0 lead, as they fell 10-6 at Georgia Southern, on Saturday, March 17.
After going 4-4 in yesterday's game, Ryan Wilkins doubled in his first at bat on Saturday, to lead off the second. Justin Sanders followed with a ground out to second, advancing Wilkins to third. Wilkins would score on an RBI ground out by Branden Cadavid.
The Bisons added two more in the third. Kevin Gavigan led off the inning with a single, before advancing to second when Caleb Joseph was hit by a pitch. Casey Bond layed down a bunt to advance the runners. Shane Simpkins followed with a single up the middle, to give the Bisons a 3-0 lead.
The Eagles would get all three runs back in the bottom of the inning.
Georgia Southern would add three runs in the fifth, two in the sixth, and one in the seventh to break open a 9-3 lead.
The Bisons attempted to rally, scoring two runs in the eighth. Bond led off with a single up the middle, before stealing second. Simpkins followed with a walk. Both runners moved up on a groundout by Ryan Wilkins. Sanders brought the first run of the inning home with a sacrifice fly to left. Another run would cross the plate on a single by Cadavid.
The Eagles got one run back with another run in the bottom of the inning.
The Bisons would add a final run in the ninth on a single by Bond.
Bisons' right-hander, Matt Schnelly, recorded the loss to drop his record to 2-3.
With the loss, the Bisons lowered their record to 13-9.
The Bisons will close out the series with Georgia Southern tomorrow, Sunday, March 18. The game is scheduled to begin at 12:30 p.m.
Right-hander, Brandon McClurg will take the mound for the Bisons. On the season, McClurg is 2-0 with a 1.33 ERA. In 27 innings, he has allowed just four runs on sixteen hits. He has struck out 23 and opponents are batting just .172 against him.


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April 18, 2008
The 7th seeded Bisons lost to 2nd seeded Stetson 4-0 in the Atlantic Sun Conference tournament on April 18th in Johnson City, Tenn.
The Bisons won one match this season versus Belmont. Despite a difficult year, Assistant Head Coach Andrew Harris has brought much to the team.
The Bisons are a young team, but will only continue to grow in the future and are already looking to what next season holds in store.
Photos from this year's Atlantic Sun Conference Tournament may be viewed at the Atlantic Sun photo gallery.
Singles competition
1. Marcus Echtler (STET) def. Daniel Hangstefer (LIP) 6-3, 6-2
2. Hicham Laalej (STET) def. Jeff West (LIP) 6-0, 6-0
3. Joey Jones (STET) vs. Josh Cummings (LIP) unfinished
4. Filip Kricka (STET) vs. Joe McArdle (LIP) unfinished
5. Serguei Boulanov (STET) def. Mario Hernandez (LIP) 6-0, 6-3
6. Chris Swanteson (STET) vs. James Murrell (LIP) unfinished
Doubles competition
1. Serguei Boulanov/Chris Swanteson (STET) vs. Daniel Hangstefer/Mario Hernandez (LIP) unfinished
2. Filip Kricka/Hicham Laalej (STET) def. Andy Mizell/Josh Cummings (LIP) 8-0
3. Joey Jones/Marcus Echtler (STET) def. Joe McArdle/James Murrell (LIP) 8-3


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Thunderstorms Pop Up To End The Weekend
A number of thunderstorms are popping up in New Jersey to end the weekend closing roads and causing flash floods.
Torrential downpours closed the 42 Freeway in both directions in Bellmawr at Market Street due to flooding making the road impassable between I-295 and the Walt Whitman Bridge. The road has since reopened.
The heavy rain also caused traffic issues on the Atlantic City Expressway and New Jersey Turnpike.
The National Weather Service says the storm dropped 7 inches of rain in Gloucester City, almost 5 inches in Mount Ephraim, and 4 inches in Westville and Pennsville.
A Flash Flood Warning is in effect for parts of parts of Burlington, Camden, Gloucester and Salem counties for a storm that could bring torrential rains and cloud-to-ground lightning. A second Flash Flood Warning is in effect for parts of Hunterdon, Morris and Somerset counties for storms dropping up to 3 inches of rain in some areas.
NJ Transit's River Line has temporarily suspended service between Walter Rand Transportation Center and Entertainment Center due to street flooding in Camden. PATCO says the parking lots at Ferry Avenue in Camden are temporarily closed due to flooding.
The Big Joe Henry Talent Show was postponed until Monday night due to the threat of thunderstorms.


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April 2013
Santa Clara University School of Law Names Lisa Kloppenberg as Dean
SANTA CLARA, Calif., April 18, 2013—The former dean of the University of Dayton law school and an expert on mediation, dispute resolution, and reform of law-school education has been chosen to be the next dean of Santa Clara University School of Law.
Lisa Kloppenberg will be appointed to a five-year term starting July 1, 2013.
"It is with great enthusiasm that we welcome Lisa Kloppenberg to Santa Clara University, and look forward to working with her to build upon the proven strengths of our law school," said Michael Engh, S.J., president of Santa Clara University. "Her understanding of current-day challenges to legal education, and her commitment to Jesuit Catholic ideals of educating the 'whole person' make her a wonderful fit for SCU."
For ten years, Kloppenberg served as dean of the law school at the University of Dayton, the largest private university in Ohio and one of the 10 largest Catholic universities in the country. As the first female law dean in Ohio, she helped oversee the law school's evolution to a higher-profile, better-endowed program with a nationally recognized two-year accelerated degree option and a focus on professional preparation.
During her tenure, UD Law enhanced the diversity of its student body and faculty, improved faculty productivity, increased endowed scholarships by 34 percent, strengthened its program in law and technology, and added an LL.M. degree and a master's degree for non-lawyers. She also oversaw the school's renewed emphasis on its Catholic identity through enhanced community service and pro bono legal hours, as well as a "Lawyer as Problem Solver" program, which attracted recognition from the Carnegie Foundation.
"Lisa Kloppenberg brings a wealth of experience and has a deep affinity to the distinctive values of our law school," said Santa Clara University Provost Dennis Jacobs. "Having practiced law herself, she forges innovative approaches to legal education, champions the invaluable experience students gain in legal clinics and externships, and promotes rigorous academic scholarship to advance the legal profession."
Kloppenberg takes over from SCU's current dean, Donald Polden, who is stepping down after his second successful five-year term ends this year. Polden will be a visiting legal scholar at the Center for Creative Leadership for a year before returning full-time to the classroom at Santa Clara University.
At UD, Kloppenberg was known as a champion of curricular reform, implementing an accelerated five-semester law degree, the first in the nation, in 2005. She joined colleagues to successfully pursue co-curricular projects between the engineering, business, arts and sciences, and law schools, including hiring UD's first jointly appointed faculty member in arts and sciences and law. She also helped develop conflict resolution trainings on campus.
Programs implemented or strengthened while she was dean have won national acclaim: the legal writing program was ranked in the top 20 by U.S. News & World Report, and a curriculum that included a track in appropriate dispute resolution won an award for excellence from the International Institute for Conflict Prevention and Resolution. In 2007, UD Law was among only a handful of schools invited to examine how U.S. law schools prepare students for the profession, and make recommendations for reform to the Carnegie Foundation for the Advancement of Teaching.
"I am incredibly excited about the opportunities at Santa Clara University School of Law," said Kloppenberg. "I am impressed by the University's Jesuit and justice-centered values; its deep connections with Silicon Valley and the world; and the amazing faculty, staff, alumni, and students I am honored to be joining."
Kloppenberg has published extensively in her field of dispute resolution, including authoring or co-authoring two books and dozens of articles and essays. Prior to assuming the deanship at Dayton in 2001, Kloppenberg had taught in the law school at the University of Oregon (1992–2001), practiced law at Kaye, Scholer, Fierman, Hays and Handler in Washington, D.C., (1988–92), and clerked for the Honorable Dorothy Wright Nelson, a federal appellate judge (1987–88).
Kloppenberg has chaired or served on numerous national committees—many focused on legal curricular or professional-standards reform—of the American Bar Association, the Association of American Law Schools, and the Law School Admissions Council. She is a judge for the International Institute for Conflict Prevention and Resolution Annual Award.
She received her J.D. from the University of Southern California Law Center (now USC Gould School of Law) and her bachelor's degree in English and journalism from USC, with an undergraduate honors diploma from the University of Kent (Canterbury, England).
A native of southern California, Kloppenberg will move to the Bay Area with her husband Mark Zunich, a native of the East Bay who practices law. They have three children, Nick, Tim, and Kellen. She looks forward to pursuing her love of the outdoors and being closer to family and friends in California.
About Santa Clara University
Santa Clara University, a comprehensive Jesuit, Catholic university located 40 miles south of San Francisco in California's Silicon Valley, offers its more than 8,800 students rigorous undergraduate curricula in arts and sciences, business, theology, and engineering, plus master's and law degrees and engineering Ph.D.s. Distinguished nationally by one of the highest graduation rates among all U.S. master's universities, California's oldest operating higher education institution demonstrates faith-inspired values of ethics and social justice. For more information, see www.scu.edu.
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Registration is still open.
Cost is $9 per Scout.
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In the program Scouts will create your own lotion, shampoo and perfume! And, they will learn tips and tricks from people in the industry
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Is Craigslist Costing Bay Area Newspapers $65 Million Per Year?
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A new research report has come out with the eye-catching claim that Craigslist's job listings (the only thing Craigslist actually charges for) is costing San Francisco Bay Area newspapers between $50 and $65 million in revenue. While there's no doubt that Craigslist is making newspapers lose some business, the numbers look a bit questionable. First of all, it appears to assume that every job listing on Craigslist (at $75 a pop) would have gone to a newspaper otherwise (at $700 a pop). This is highly unlikely. Also, it's troublesome whenever a report comes out claiming that some newer, cheaper offering is "costing" legacy players revenue. That suggests the responsibility is with the upstart for "taking away" money from the incumbents -- when the real fault is with the incumbents for not (a) looking for ways to cannibalize their own businesses before some upstart gets the chance and (b) not responding quickly when the challenges appear. Craigslist isn't costing these newspapers anything. The newspapers are simply failing to update their business models to changing market conditions.


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Outlook 2013: Where Will Equities Go?
Is 2013 the year to invest in stocks over bonds? Market performance has been positive despite negative news, re-enforcing confidence in equities as long-term investment vehicle. Mesirow Financial value equities portfolio manager Susan Schmidt joins Markets Hub. Photo: Bloomberg.
This transcript has been automatically generated and may not be 100% accurate.
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When installing a new QM system, the installer now asks whether the internal security system should be enabled. This prompt will not appear on an upgrade installation.
Installation of QM on a USB memory stick no longer has to be in a top level directory.
The PHANTOM command now includes an option to transfer the DATA queue from the parent process into the phantom process.
The SED editor now includes a View function (bound as Ctrl-X V by default) that prompts for a text string and displays a new buffer containing all lines of the original buffer that include the given text. Positioning on a line and pressing the return key goes to the corresponding line in the main buffer.
The SET.FILE command has been extended to allow creation of QMNet style Q-pointers to files on remote systems.
The SETPTR command has been extended to allow control of the character sequence sent where the data contains a form feed character. By default this is a CR FF pair as in previous releases and as required by some PCL printers. The FORM.FEED option of the SETPTR command can be used to change this to FF.
For improved compatibility with other systems, the QUERY.STRING.COMP mode of the OPTION command can be used to enforce string character comparison in the EQ and NE operators of the query processor, equivalent to use of the QMBasic COMPARE() function. With this option disabled, the comparison is equivalent to use of the QMBasic = relational operator in which case a numeric comparison is applied to numeric data.
The SEARCH command has been extended to allow the search strings to be taken from a file.
The BRK command of the QMBasic debugger, used with no qualifying data, shows a list of the currently defined breakpoints. Similarly, use of WATCH with no variable name shows the details of any active watch.
The UMASK configuration parameter can be used to override the default value of the operating system umask on Linux and Unix for direct telnet, QMClient and QMNet connections.
Logging in directly to QM via port 4242 (or as redirected) on Linux systems now supports use of additional password encryption methods within the operating system.
As a further step in enhancements to QM security, use of Q-pointers by users with account restrictions imposed using ADMIN.USER will not be able to process files in accounts to which access is denied.
A multifile component can now be used as an element of a distributed file.
QMNet can now open files where the VOC item on the remote system is a Q-pointer that leads to a file on the same server.
QMNet now supports private server definitions that are local to the QM session in which they are defined. See SET.PRIVATE.SERVER and DELETE.PRIVATE.SERVER. The ability to create private server definitions can be restricted using QM's security system.
The RELATIVE option to the CATALOGUE command, used when cataloguing in local mode, stores the pathname of the object file as a relative pathname so long as it is in a subdirectory of the account.
The QMBasic ARG.PRESENT() function provides an easier way than use of ARG.COUNT() to test whether an optional argument variable was passed by the caller to a subroutine or function declared with the VAR.ARGS option.
The QMBasic VSLICE() function has been extended to allow extraction of a subvalue slice from a dynamic array.
The QMClient API QMConnectionType() function now includes a mode to force use of an encrypted data connection. The session will fail to establish if the server does not support encryption.
The QMClient API no longer has a limit on the number of simultaneous connections that may be opened.
This release contains a critical security fix for Linux systems. IT IS STRONGLY RECOMMENDED THAT LINUX SITES SHOULD UPGRADE AS SOON AS POSSIBLE.
This release includes some enhancements to QM's user security system. The ADMIN.USER command has been extended to allow an optional list of valid or invalid account names to be set for each registered user. To enable this to be enforced correctly, the user names of QMConsole users on Windows systems are now validated in the same way as network users. Any user who is an administrator at the operating system level is not restricted by these changes.
The installer on Mac OS X on Intel systems adds the pathname of the QM binary directory to /etc/paths.d for use in automatic construction of the PATH environment variable.
The ADMIN.USER tool can also be used to control which users can create new accounts when the system is running in secure mode.
The SELECTINDEX command provides equivalent functionality to its QMBasic counterpart to allow construction of a select list containing all indexed values in a specified alternate key index.
The DELETE.INDEX command no longer requires exclusive access to the file.
The PSTAT command now shows the user name of the blocking user when a process is waiting for a lock.
The $QUERY.DEFAULTS record has been extended to allow specification of default options for select operations.
The QMBasic FLUSH.DH.CACHE statement has been extended to add options to give greater control over its effect.
The QMBasic MVEPOCH() function has ben extended to allow a variant with the date and time as separate arguments.
The analysis in a process dump file now includes the persistent data from object variables.
A minor change to commands that require exclusive access to a file now shows the user number of the blocking user if the action is unsuccessful.
Support has been added for Proc user exit U01A6 for screen painting.
The FILE.STAT command now support use of filenames to limit the report to the specified files.
The CREATE.FILE.NO.CASE mode of the OPTION command can be used to make the default behaviour of the CREATE.FILE command to create files with case insensitive record ids. The CASE option can be used with CREATE.FILE to override this setting.
The QMBasic compiler now supports use of statements such as IF MAT A = MAT B THEN ... to compare two dimensioned matrices for equality.
The OPENSEQ statement can now open a floopy disk drive or other block device. As a result of this, the account import tools can now process Pick style saves on floppy disks.
The FL$SEQTYPE key to the QMBasic FILEINFO() function can be used to identify special file types opened with OPENSEQ (port, character device, block device, FIFO).
The QMBasic SYSTEM() function with key value 1040 can be used to determine whether the underlying operating system file names are case insensitive.
The UVIMPORT tool (documented in the QM KnowledgeBase) has been enhanced to handle UniVerse type 1 files correctly and to add options to simplify import of a complete account.
Prior to release 2.10-0, the Linux, FreeBSD, Mac and AIX versions of QM used the operating system network server (inetd or related packages) to monitor for incoming connections on ports that were to be routed directly to QM (default 4242 and 4243). From release 2.10-0 onwards, the qmlnxd deamon assumes responsibility for monitoring these ports. Installation of an upgrade to a release that used the previous mechanism will prompt the use to confirm that the old network configuration files should be deleted. Unless use of inetd for QM ports is to be retained, these files should be deleted. It will be necessary to manually restart inetd or its equivalent process after installation before qmlnxd can take on monitoring of the QM ports. Alternatively, simply reboot the system. If there is a good reason to retain the old network monitoring system with inetd, respond N to the prompt regarding deleting the files and then edit the qmconfig configuration file to set the PORT and QMCLIENT parameters to zero.
QM now supports forced writing of every update to selected files for improved resilience to power failures and similar events where data may not be flushed to disk from the operating system cache. See the Dynamic Files section of the QM Reference Manual for a discussion of the ways in which this can be enabled.
As an aid to migration, QM now supports two methods by which string operations in correlatives can be made case insensitive. Firstly, the NOCASE; prefix can be inserted after the correlative type code to make the expression in which it appears case insensitive. Alternatively, the CORRELATIVE.NOCASE mode of the OPTION command can be used to make string operations in all correlatives case insensitive.
As a further aid to migration, field 8 of an A or S-type dictionary item may now contain an IF expression as an implied A-correlative. This code is not supported as a conversion code in field 7.
The QMBasic $MODE directive can now include multiple comma separated mode names.
The PWDELAY configuration parameter can be used to set the pause in seconds between successive attempts to enter the user name and password on network connections.


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Otepää [1] is a small town set in the hills of south Estonia. It's located approximately 50km north from Tartu.
It is the most well-known winter sports centre in the Baltics and the Winter Capital of Estonia.
Otepää got its name, which in Estonian means "bear's head" after the shape of the castle hill - which reminds of a bear's head. It's also where in 1224, Bishop Hermann started building the first known brick castle in Estonia, The Stone Fort.
Get in
By bus
Buses arrive to Otepää from Tartu, Valga, Võru and several other places. Bus schedules and journey planner can be found at Bussireisid.
Get around
In summer you can hike along the paths of the Otepää Nature Park, see the landscape of rolling hills and lakes, romantic winding village roads and small rivers. Beautiful views open from observation towers on top of Tehvandi and Harimägi hills. You can also take part in different sports or simply have a good time at lake Pühajärve, which is a jewel among Estonian lakes. Each summer the "Saku Suverull" takes place - a summer competition for the world's best skiers.
If you don't like crowds and sports then it's always possible to go on hiking trips to the picturesque landscape around Otepää, try an Estonian hot smoke sauna and bathing in an icy lake afterwards.
In wintertime Otepää is a winter sports paradise for skiers, snowmobile riders and for anyone who enjoys the snow: there are slalom slopes equipped with elevators and lots of cross-country tracks. It's also where FIS World Cup Otepää Competition (cross-country skiing) and an ice-fishing competition "Golden Fish" draw the crowds.
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Lucky's Farmers Market, a Boulder-based grocery chain, has hit a pair of stumbling blocks in its plans to open stores across the United States.
Lucky's has been named as a defendant in two separate lawsuits — one of which alleges trademark infringement of California-based Lucky Supermarkets — recently filed in U.S. district courts in Montana.
The second lawsuit involves a lease dispute related to a proposed store in Bozeman, Mont.
In a complaint filed last month, attorneys for Albertsons LLC and Save Mart Supermarket allege that Lucky's Market is infringing on the trademark of Lucky Supermarkets, a chain with 60 stores in California and roots dating back to 1936.
The red-lettered Lucky's logo is "virtually identical" to the Lucky Supermarkets trademark that has been licensed by Albertsons to Save Mart Supermarkets, attorneys alleged in the complaint filed Jan. 17 in the U.S. District Court for the District of Montana Billings division.
"Lucky's Market uses the same name, the same font and the same color scheme used by Albertsons (LLC's) original LUCKY trademark," attorneys wrote in the complaint. "...Lucky's Market's use of the LUCKY mark is likely to cause confusion as to the source of the goods and services it offers."
When Lucky's Market opened in 2003, the single neighborhood market at 3960 Broadway in Boulder was "somewhat geographically remote" from Lucky Supermarkets.
The first Lucky grocery store opened in 1936 and the chain ballooned to more than 400 stores by the late 1990s. The stores were converted to the Albertsons brand after the Idaho-based chain acquired Lucky Stores Inc. and American Stores Company LLC in 1999.
Albertsons LLC retained ownership of the Lucky trademarks after the acquisition and divestment of the Albertsons chain in 2006. Save Mart Supermarket, which acquired Albertsons stores in California and Nevada, subsequently licensed the Lucky trademarks from Albertsons LLC for use in those two states.
"Lucky's Market's nationwide expansion into the Midwest, and now into western states such as Montana, is causing and will continue to cause (Albertsons) and its licensee Save Mart Supermarkets irreparable harm," attorneys claimed in the filing.
As of Monday, a response to the complaint had yet to be filed. Attorneys for Lucky's Market have until Feb. 21 to file, according to court documents.
'Congenial talks'
Bo Sharon, the founder of Lucky's Market and a principal in the Lucky's Farmers Market expansion efforts, said both parties remain in discussions and a resolution could be forthcoming.
"We are in very congenial talks with Albertsons LLC and are working to come to a mutually benefiting resolve that I expect within the next few weeks," Sharon said in an email to the Daily Camera.
Attorneys for Albertsons LLC and Save Mart could not be reached for comment Monday.
The Billings, Mont., Lucky's Farmers Market that triggered the complaint is expected to open next month. The Billings store will be the chain's fifth.
In addition to stores in Boulder and Longmont, Lucky's Market has opened stores in Columbus, Ohio, and Columbia, Mo.
After Billings, Lucky's Market plans to open stores in St. Louis and Louisville, Ky., this year, Sharon said.
Lawsuit over Bozeman lease
The future of one potential Lucky's Market location appears to be in flux, according to a separate lawsuit filed in the U.S. District Court of Montana Butte Division.
In a complaint filed in Gallatin County, Mont., court on Dec. 6, 2013, and moved to federal court this year, Bozeman Shopping Center LLC alleged that Lucky's Farmers Market of Bozeman LLC has violated the terms of leases signed for a property at 1525 W. Main St. in Bozeman.
Also named in the lawsuit was Michael Gilliland, the natural foods grocery industry veteran who pleaded guilty last year to a misdemeanor count of attempted pandering. Gilliland, who founded Wild Oats Markets and Sunflower Farmers Markets, resigned from his CEO post at Sunflower in 2011 after being arrested in Phoenix following a prostitution sting by undercover officers.
Gilliland, according to the lawsuit, served in a limited personal guaranty capacity for Lucky's Market.
Bozeman Shopping Center LLC is seeking damages from Gilliland and Lucky's Market as a result of the grocer not opening as planned, attorneys alleged in the suit.
Lucky's Market and Gilliland filed a response, alleging that Bozeman Shopping Center LLC violated the terms of the lease and Lucky's has no obligation to accept possession.
'Help us get the deal done'
Sharon on Monday said he could not comment on the lease lawsuit, but provided clarification on Gilliland's role with the company.
"Mike Gilliland is absolutely not involved in Lucky's Market — no ownership or interest whatsoever," Sharon said. "But his brother and my longtime friend, Patrick, is my partner on the out-of-state growth.
"That being said, the first lease we singed was the Bozeman site and the Lucky's name and business didn't have any (cachet) out there, so Mike signed a personal guaranty in order to help us get the deal done."
The lease lawsuit was first reported by the Bozeman Daily Chronicle.
According to the Daily Chronicle article, the property in dispute incurred contamination from a dry cleaner that formerly operated at the center. CVS partnered with the city of Bozeman on a $5.8 million plan to clean up the dry-cleaning chemical that was found to be contaminating soil and groundwater on the site.
Those efforts are expected to continue through 2021, the Daily Chronicle reported.
Contact Camera Business Writer Alicia Wallace at 303-473-1332 or firstname.lastname@example.com


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Advance DirectivesConveying Your WishesWhat To Do With These FormsNow That You Have RegisteredHow It WorksInformed ConsentWhat Is a Code Who Else Can Make DecisionsPlanning for Your EstateDownload Forms
You have the right to make your own healthcare decisions. Very often these decisions are made together with your family and the advice of your doctor. It's usually best to include family and physicians in this process to avoid conflict when end-of-life decisions arise: family members may have personal beliefs that differ from yours and physicians may give insight to end-of-life issues not previously considered.
How can you be sure that your choices will be honored if you are incapacitated? Before you become ill, make your choices known by completing an advance directive and relieve your family of difficult decisions. The most common types of advance directives are:1. Health Care Directive (also known as a Living Will or Directive to Physicians)
The Health Care Directive is applicable when a person is terminally ill and may need life support. You and two witnesses, who are not related to you and will not inherit anything from you, must sign this document.You may change or cancel this directive at any time.
2. Mental Health Advance Directive
The Mental Health Advance Directive is similar to the traditional Advance Directive for Health Care. This directive may cover a range of mental health topics. It names another person authorized to make decisions on behalf of the patient. It may also provide the patient's instruction for hospitalization, alternatives, medications, therapies, etc.
3. Physician Orders for Life-Sustaining Treatment (POLST)
The Physician Orders for Life Sustaining Treatment form is a 'portable' physician orders form that describes your wishes in the event your heart stops. It summarizes your wishes regarding life-sustaining treatment and can go with you from one healthcare setting to another. It includes the following: your wishes for resuscitation, medical interventions, antibiotics and artificial feedings. View more information about Physician Orders for Life Sustaining Treatment (Do Not Resuscitate)
4. Durable Power of Attorney for Health Care
The Durable Power of Attorney for Health Care is a legal document allowing you to name a person as your Health Care Agent, someone who is authorized to consent to care, stop treatment or refuse treatment for you if a physician determines you cannot make these decisions for yourself. The person you choose to be your Health Care Agent should be a trusted family member or friend with whom you have discussed your values and medical treatment choices. Washington state law requires that this directive be notarized and/or witnessed. You may change or cancel this directive at any time.
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It is the practice of Valley Medical Center to perform CPR on every patient whose heart stops suddenly, unless there is a pre-existing advance directive. It's very important to let your physician and loved ones know your wishes for treatment should you ever be unable to make decisions for yourself. Completing your advance directive is your first step to making your decisions known.
In order for your advanced directive to be useful, it has to be accessible. When the time comes to find the document, it is usually unavailable, placed away long ago for safekeeping. By registering your documents with the U.S. Living Will Registry you can rest assured that hospitals and healthcare providers have access when necessary. Valley Medical Center is a member of the U.S. Living Will Registry. The registry is a free service to you, and it eliminates worries about carrying your advance directive with you, as well as problems finding it should you become ill. Store your advance directive with the U.S. Living Will Registry by completing one of the following two steps:
Step 1. If you have an existing advance directive, obtain a copy and attach it to the completed registration agreement. (The registration agreement gives the registry permission to store your advance directive.) Mail to: U.S. Living Will Registry, 523 Westfield Ave, PO Box 2789, Westfield, NJ, 07091-2789.
Step 2. If you do not have an advance directive, complete the applicable form(s), attach to the registration agreement, and mail.
If you have questions, or if you need help filling out these forms, call 425.690.3472.
Upon completion and registry of the documents, you should also :
1. Provide copies to your Health Care Agent, named in your Durable Power of Attorney for Health Care, your family and/or surrogate decision maker.2. Provide copies to your physician(s) to include in your medical record.3.Keep your POLST form on your refrigerator or in a designated place where family and medics can locate it quickly.
Once registered, you are registered for life. If you register your advance directive, you will receive an update form annually so that your information will always be current.
The registry provides this service free of charge through its member healthcare providers and community partners so that everyone can participate and cost will never prevent anyone from registering these important documents. Because only healthcare providers (hospitals, doctors, skilled nursing facilities, nursing facilities, home health agencies, providers of home healthcare, ambulatory surgery centers, and hospices) have access to your documents, your privacy and confidentiality are always maintained.
After your document is registered, you will receive notification by mail, along with labels to attach to your driver's license and insurance card stating that you are registered with the U.S. Living Will Registry. Once registered, your documents and emergency contact information will be available to healthcare providers across the country. You will have peace of mind knowing that your wishes will be available whenever and wherever they are needed. Your family will not have to make difficult decisions on your behalf.
To obtain a list of the member healthcare providers and community partners in your area, visit uslivingwillregistry.com/.
Under the principle of "informed consent," your medical care must be explained so you can understand it and can make informed decisions. Upon admission to the hospital for a procedure, you will be asked to sign an informed consent verifying that you understand and agree to the procedures and/or treatment that is planned for you.
It is important to let your physician and loved ones know your wishes for treatment should you ever be near death and unable to express them. Most health facilities assume you want all available medical treatment, including life-sustaining care, unless you direct otherwise.
A code (resuscitation) is a set of potentially life-saving procedures performed on a person whose heart and/or lungs have suddenly stopped functioning. Current healthcare practice requires that attempts at resuscitation must be made unless otherwise specified.
Calling 911 will activate all resuscitation efforts despite previous decisions, unless you have executed a "Physician Orders for Life-Sustaining Treatment (POLST)" form or bracelet. It is always a good idea to keep a copy of your wishes in a readily accessible location for emergency medical staff, such as keeping it on top of the refrigerator.
Washington state law enables the following people, in order of priority, to make healthcare decisions for you, should you lose the ability to communicate and make decisions.
In addition to planning your future medical care, you may also want to make advanced arrangements for the distribution of your estate in the event of your death. Consider consulting an attorney or planned giving specialist at a trusted charity. They can help pursue planned giving options that reflect your priorities, values, and financial objectives. Valley Medical Center's planned giving specialist can be reached at 425.228.3440, ext. 5687.
Information Flyer about Advance Directives and the U.S. Living Will Registry (PDF)Health Care Directive (PDF) Health Care Directive (Spanish-PDF) Durable Power of Attorney for Healthcare (PDF) U.S. Living Will Registry Registration Agreement (PDF)
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White Nest Hostel - Granada
A sanctuary from the travelling life!
Here you will easily meet soooo many cool people from all over the world. Everyone in White Nest, guests and staff alike are friendly & fun. The building is lovely - traditional XVII Century Andalusian Palace.
Nice common area, free walking tour every day.
White nest it's very clean, spacious, funky and a pretty place. Nice common area, free walking tour, Sangria nights, Mojito nights & then off for tapas. We are located in the Albaicin, the old part of the city, with so much nearby, especially the Alhambra. Very close to the cheap shopping areas, tapas bars and 100 meters from an awesome Flamenco bar!
The spacious dorms are clean, smells fragrant, and are very pleasant. All our rooms are equipped with marble tiles and underfloor heating system. Our great showers and comfy beds help you to feel like your at home!
The kitchen is always clean, free tea, coffee, olive oil, and salt is always a bonus, don't you think?
You really feel like a flashpacker when you stay here! The building is lovely - traditional XVII Century Andalusian Palace- Security is also good because we know this is important for you.
Breakfast is not included but we do have complementary tea, coffee and biscuits plus cereals. We are also 10 metres distance from a traditional tapas bar were you can have cheap and tasty breakfast from 3€.
We speak English, Spanish, French and Italian so we are able and happy to provide you all the necessary information you will need to make your stay in Granada unbelievable.
We offer accommodation in private and shared dorms, bathrooms located on every floor, hot water available 24 hours.
Check in anytime from 13:00, check out 11:00
We are recommended by several International Youth Travel & Student Agencies...
Join us and enjoy your stay!!!!
Anyone above 35 years of age will be required to book private rooms only.
Our staff speaks English, Spanish, German and Italian and is able and happy to provide you all the necessary information you will need to make unbelievable your stay in Granada.
We offer accommodation in private and shared dorms, bathrooms located on every floor, hot water available 24 hours.
We have kitchen with microwaves, kettles and all the equipment you will need. We also provide five workstations with Internet access next to our information corner on our top floor. Feel free to use our laundry and dryers. Don't miss our lounge area where you can chill out while drinking a beer or two, listening to music, watching TV or a DVD on our movie nights.
Check in anytime from 13:00, check out 11:00
Nest Hostels are recommended by several International Youth Travel & Student Agencies...
Please note: Anyone above 35 years of age will be required to book private rooms only
Availability & RatesTo view availability and prices please select dates and click 'Update Dates'
Hostel Facilities & Policies
- 24 Hour Reception
- 24 Hour Security
- Age Restriction
- Board Games
- Book Exchange
- Breakfast Not Included
- Cable TV
- Café
- Child Friendly
- Common Room
- Credit Cards Accepted
- Free City Maps
- Free Internet Access
- Free WiFi
- Fridge/Freezer
- Hair Dryers
- Hair Dryers For Hire
- Hot Showers
- Internet Access
- Key Card Access
- Self-Catering Facilities
- Laundry Facilities
- Linen Included
- Security Lockers
- Luggage Storage
- Microwave
- No Curfew
- Non Smoking
- Outdoor Terrace
- Taxes included
- Tea & Coffee Making Facilities
- Tours/Travel Desk
- Towels Included
- Utensils
- Washing Machine
- Wheelchair Friendly
- Wi-Fi
Cancellation PolicyThis property has a 2 day cancellation policy. Failure to cancel within this time will result in a cancellation charge equal to the first night of your stay.
Must-Read Hostel InfoThis property has specific Terms & Conditions.
Please note:
Anyone above 50 years of age will be required to book private rooms only.
I am from outside the European Community, can I stay in your hostel without a passport?
No, due to the spanish regulations, it is compulsory to provide the original passport to facilitate the data transfer and the verification of personal details.
I am a citizen of the E.U. what documentation do I need to be able to stay in your hostel?
Original valid passport or an official national identification document.
The hostel charges 5� of fully-refundable deposit for key cards and padlock rental.
�If the booking is cancelled totally or partially up to 21 days before the date of the arrival, 20% of the total amount will be charged.
�If the booking is cancelled totally or partially between 21 and 10 days before arrival, 50% of the total amount will be charged.
�If the booking is cancelled totally or partially 10 days or less before check-in date, the total amount of the reservation will be charged.
DirectionsShow MapHide Map
The White Nest Hostel is located on Calle Santisimo #4. We are a short 10 minute walk up from Plaza Nueva in the city center. From Plaza Nueva you have to take the street named Carrera del Darro. The path is narrow, running alongside the river and is cobblestoned. Our street is a left turn off Carrera del Darro. When you arrive at our street you will see a sign posted on the upper part of the wall that says White Nest Hostel. Very easy and again a short 10 minute walk through a very beautiful part of our city.
*** Please make note: There is another street called Nuevo de Santisimo; this is not our street nor is it near the city center!****
From the bus station:
Take bus line SN1 (Green Line) and get off at the Cathedral.
From the train station:
Upon exiting the train station terminal, the only street leading towards and away from the train station is Street Faisán. Walk up this street and you will reach Avenida del Sur. Turn right and there will be a bus stop where you will take bus line LAC. Bus Line LAC will take you through the main street Gran via de Colón. The last bus stop on this street is where you need to get off; you will be right next to the cathedral.
From this point follow the walking directions below.
Walking from 'Gran Via 1' bus stop to White Nest hostel, Calle Santisimo 4:
Cross the street (Gran Via de Colon) and head right until you get to the corner where Gran Via meets street Reyes Catolicos facing the big Statue of Columbus and Isabel. Turn left and after about 50 metres you'll reach Plaza Nueva. Once there, head straight (passing by the round fountain on your left hand side). From the end of the square take the only street going along the river called Carrera del Darro. Follow it until you see San Pedro y San Pablo church on your right. Youll find Calle Santsimo about 20 metres further up the road, on your left. (Note that there is another street in Granada called Nuevo de Santisimo and it is not the right one).
If you prefer to take a taxi from the train or the bus station to our Hostel on Calle Santisimo numero 4, in both cases it will take you about 10 minutes and it will cost you around 8 euros. (Likewise, please note that there is another street called Nuevo de Santisimo and it is not the right one).
By car:
The hostel is situated in the old town which makes parking quite a difficult task (narrow streets, little parking space etc.) Consider leaving your vehicle at Plaza de Campos car park (16-19 /24 h) in the city centre and walking to the hostel from (about 15 min). However, if you prefer to access the hostel by car, the best option would be to take Carrerra del Darro, find a place to stop and drop off your bags then carry on until the end of the street and turn to the left. The majority of this area is free to park on the street, the best place to look is Carretera de Murcia. If you do choose to come by car, we will need the number plate and passport number of the driver just so we can grant you permission to pass the streets that are controlled by cameras.
Please, keep in mind that the access to certain areas, including Albaicin and Sacromonte, is regulated by a system that allows access of public transport and authorized vehicles only.
Walking directions as in Googlemaps:
C/ Reyes Catolicos-Carretera del Darro / 0.9 km / 11 mins
1. Head southeast on Calle Gran Va de Coln toward Calle de Zacatn 52 m
2. Turn left at Calle Reyes Catlicos 11 m
3. Slight left to stay on Calle Reyes Catlicos 0.1 km
4. Continue onto Plaza Nueva 52 m
5. Continue onto Plaza Sta Ana 0.1 km
6. Plaza Sta Ana turns slightly right and becomes Carrera del Darro 0.4 km
7. Turn left at calle Santisimo. You are in White Nest Hostel 33 m
From Granada Airport, you can take a bus no 245 leaving just outside the terminal, which takes you to to Gran via stop 1, from there you can follow the walking directions above.
Located Near
La Alhambra y El Generalife
The monumental complex is formed by the Alcazaba, fortified military area; the Palaces, royal residence; and the palace and the gardens of the Generalife, summer royal residence.


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CAMBRIDGE, Mass. - Following a scoreless first half and a fast-paced second half, the MIT men's soccer team went on to shut out Salve Regina, 3-0 on Tuesday evening. The Engineers are now 7-2-1 for the season, while the Seahawks dipped to 9-2-1.
In the first 45 minutes, MIT outshot Salve Regina, 11-2, five of which were saved by goalkeeper Daniel Stern, but only one needed to be saved by sophomore goalie Sam Cannon (Scarsdale, N.Y.). The period ended with a score of 0-0.
Just 25 seconds into the start of the second half, junior Matthew Monheit (Abington, Pa.) stole the ball and shot from 30 yards out, scoring MIT's first goal of the night. In the 62nd minute, freshman Sean Bingham (Garden City, N.Y.) scored the second goal of the game and his tenth of the season after a cross from sophomore Nick Diamantoni (Belle Mead, N.J.), putting the Engineers up, 2-0.
After two saves by Cannon and a few substitutions, senior Chris Hammond (Wilmington, Del.) scored the third and final point of the game off a free kick with six minutes remaining on the clock. With little time to catch up, the period ended, leaving the Engineers with a 3-0 victory.
MIT will travel to Worcester, Mass. to face NEWMAC rival WPI on Saturday, Oct. 6 at 5:00 p.m., while the Seahawks will hit the road for Fitchburg State on Thursday, Oct. 4.


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Anna M. Davis
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Anna M. Davis, 89, of Winter Avenue, a retired benefits administrator for the Veterans Hospital in Providence, died April 1, 2012 at West Shore Health Center, Warwick. She was the wife of the late Thomas H. Davis.
Born in Providence, she was a daughter of the late Gialormo and Adeline (Rinaldi) Sciamacco.
Anna was the beloved mother of John T. Davis and Linda M. Stefanidakis and her husband, Charles and sister of Rocco Sciamacco, Millie Marrone and the late Evelyn Cotrone. She is also survived by four grandchildren and five great-grandchildren.
Her funeral will be private at the convenience of the family. Burial will be in Rhode Island Veterans Cemetery, Exeter.
In lieu of flowers, contributions to the American Cancer Society, 931 Jefferson Blvd, Ste. 3004, Warwick, RI 02886 would be appreciated. For information and condolences visit www.thequinnfuneralhome.com.


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Women of Achievement, Inc. was founded in 1984 by a group of women dedicated to honoring the extraordinary women who have made Memphis and Shelby County better through their lives and accomplishments. The coalition of diverse civic and professional groups and support agencies organizes events to recognize and celebrate these women.
For More Information, visit the Women of Achievement website.
Seven local women were celebrated on March 11, 2018 for change-making leadership across Memphis and Shelby County as Women of Achievement also pays tribute to all past honorees whose work emulated the issues and courage of Dr. Martin Luther King Jr.
"As our community commemorates MLK50 and the legacy of Dr. King, Women of Achievement joins in celebrating with a special tribute to the scores of courageous and determined local women honored during our 34 years for their leadership in civil rights, social and economic justice and equal rights for all," said Deborah M. Clubb.
Nominations for awards come from across the community. Since the first celebration in 1985, 240 individual women plus the Yellow Fever martyrs and local suffragists have been honored at events that draw up to 500 people. A three-volume book series captures the biographical essays and photographs of the WA honorees, And new this year – all essays and images are on the website, womenofachievement.org.
Here are the 2018 awardees:
Courage – Kamillia Barton, domestic violence advocate
Determination – Rachel Sumner Haaga, sex trafficking activist
Heroism – Tami Sawyer, civil rights activist
Heritage – Lois DeBerry, Speaker Pro Tem, Tennessee House of Representatives
Initiative – Wanda Taylor, addiction and homelessness advocate
Steadfastness – Miriam DeCosta Willis, civil rights activist
Vision – Cherisse Scott, reproductive justice activist


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