rels to occupy the landscape after it had been deglaciated.
Field biologists Marcus Salton and Dr Anna Lashko are currently collecting mumijo samples from rocks outside snow petrel nests in the Masson Range near Mawson research station.
The samples are being collected over summer while the birds are out foraging at sea, to prevent disturbance when they return to lay their eggs.
Mr Salton said the mumijo is so hard it has to be chipped off with a hammer and chisel.
A team at Casey research station is also searching for mumijo as part of a broader study looking at the movement and changes in snow petrel populations over geological time scales, however they are yet to find layers of any substantial depth.
There are several Malaysian restaurants I like in Auckland. Selera in Newmarket is one of them, Paparich on Queen Street is another. When J suggested that we go try out Mamarich, I naturally thought that it must be a second place to Paparich. Not at all. Mamarich is smaller, and definitely less fancy than Paparich. Situated near the motorway and the Ellerslie Racecourse, this clean but empty restaurant is one of those places I would have just passed by, without even a glance, had I not been directed there. The menu is what you would find in any standard Malaysian restaurant. Disappointingly, the meal shown on the menu and what actually gets served are miles away size wise. From the photos I was expecting generous portions similar to those you’d get from Selera. We left feeling not completely satisfied – we’ll be going back to Selera from now on.<gh_stars>1-10
/**
 * RestifCommonDto.java
 * (C) 2013,2015, Hitachi, Ltd.
 */
package org.o3project.mlo.server.dto;

import javax.xml.bind.annotation.XmlAccessType;
import javax.xml.bind.annotation.XmlAccessorType;
import javax.xml.bind.annotation.XmlElement;

/**
 * This class is the DTO class of MLO API common header.
 */
@XmlAccessorType(XmlAccessType.FIELD)
public class RestifCommonDto {
	
	/** Software version. */
	@XmlElement(name = "Version")
	public Integer version;
	
	/** Sender component information. */
	@XmlElement(name = "SourceComponent")
	public RestifComponentDto srcComponent;
	
	/** Receiver component information. */
	@XmlElement(name = "DestComponent")
	public RestifComponentDto dstComponent;
	
	/** Operation type. */
	@XmlElement(name = "Operation")
	public String operation;

	/**
	 * Creates an instance.
	 * @param version Software version, should be 1.
	 * @param srcCmpName Sender component name.
	 * @param dstCmpName Receiver component name.
	 * @param operation Operation type (Request/Response)
	 * @return An instance.
	 */
	public static RestifCommonDto createInstance(Integer version, 
			String srcCmpName, String dstCmpName, String operation) {
		RestifCommonDto obj = new RestifCommonDto();
		obj.version = 1;
		if (srcCmpName!= null) {
			obj.srcComponent = new RestifComponentDto();
			obj.srcComponent.name = srcCmpName;
		}
		if (dstCmpName!= null) {
			obj.dstComponent = new RestifComponentDto();
			obj.dstComponent.name = dstCmpName;
		}
		obj.operation = operation;
		return obj;
	}
}
We’ve all seen Wile E Coyote trying to flap some ACME wings to take off from a cliff to catch the Road Runner and failing every single time. Well sadly, like the coyote, man has had the greatest trouble trying to design a machine that can fly like a bird. Until today, we have not had the materials or the scientific data to unravel the mystery of flight. And it’s not for a lack of trying. Many engineers and scientists have, over the years, tried to achieve this goal but have failed time and time again.
After many centuries of observing bird flight and analysing its motion and studying the anatomy of birds, man has enough data to replicate the way a bird flies. Researchers at Festo, a global leader in the fields of pneumatic and electrical automation technology, have developed a prototype that they’ve dubbed the Smart Bird. Watch the video below and see it take its first flight.Elizabeth Sutton will perform at the upcoming spring-themed cabaret at Hopewell Theater.
After what seems like an eternal winter, the Hopewell Valley Arts Council will present Spring: The Music of Open Windows, a cabaret-style celebration of all things spring, at the Hopewell Theater on April 21 from 7 p.m. to 9:30 p.m.
The evening will feature entertainment by soprano Elizabeth Sutton, who will perform stories and piano-accompanied songs celebrating the collective relief that spring is finally here.
Sutton, a Pennington resident, is a professor of voice at Westminster Choir College. Critically acclaimed for her singing and stage presence, Sutton has debuted with opera companies and festivals throughout the United States, Italy and Austria.
Tickets can be purchased online — $125 general admission and $110 for HV Arts Council members. Proceeds help support and promote the arts in the greater Hopewell Valley, including the annual Amazing Pumpkin Carve and the newly formed ArtConnect: Creating Opportunities for Artists.
The Hopewell Valley Arts Council is a nonprofit dedicated to increasing art awareness and appreciation in the greater Hopewell Valley. For more information, visit their website.
Luminaire types designed for general automation use with protection class IP62....IP68 in various compact designs and power classes. The series with completely encapsulated LED modules offer the high protection and high vibration resistance.
These series are designed for use in tool machine. With a protection rating of IP67... IP69K, a thermally hardened front glass panel and an additional stainless steel protection, the lights are protected against possible hot chips bombardment.
LED workplace lamps are designed for use in testing and assembly applications and for machines without cooling lubricant use. The outstanding energy efficiency and long service life can be reached with these lighting systems cost savings due to the low energy consumption and low maintenance compared with conventional bulbs. Versions with integrated dimming module enables optimum adaptation to the required lighting conditions.
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The LED lighting equipment made of stainless steel. These are particularly suitable for applications in food engineering, as well as application areas where high chemical resistance is required. The lights are fully encapsulated with a crystal clear polyurethane casting and they are easy to clean by the special construction. Optional its possible to integrate an a front glass to increase the chemical resistance,.#include "Core/Logger.h"
#include "IO/IOPpm3D.h"
#include "IO/IODef3D.h"
#include "IO/IODicom3D.h"
#include "Algs/VoxelToMPRRenderer.h"
#include <string>
#include <vector>

static PGCore::Logger logger("C://Tmp//Convolution.log");



bool readImagesDcm(const std::vector<std::string>& iFileNames, 
		PGCore::Volume<short>& ioVolume,
		PGCore::MetaData<short>& ioAttributes);

bool readImagesDef(const std::vector<std::string>& iFileNames, 
		PGCore::Volume<short>& ioVolume,
		PGCore::MetaData<short>& ioAttributes);

bool readImagesPpm(const std::vector<std::string>& iFileNames, 
		PGCore::Volume<short>& ioVolume,
		PGCore::MetaData<short>& ioAttributes);

bool readImagesMhd(const std::vector<std::string>& iFileNames, 
		PGCore::Volume<short>& ioVolume,
		PGCore::MetaData<short>& ioAttributes);


int main(int argc, char* argv[])
{
	if (argc<2)
	{
		logger.Log("Need at least one argument: Subtraction.exe <filePath>");
		return -1;
	}

	// read data
	
	if (!argv[1])
	{		
		logger.Log("No filenames to read");
		return -1;
	}

	std::vector<std::string> fileNames;
	fileNames.push_back(std::string(argv[1]));

	PGCore::Volume<short> ioVolume;
	PGCore::MetaData<short> ioVolumeAttributes;

	bool rv = readImagesDcm(fileNames