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##  SILEA slip-on jeans 

Item no.: XP 82.05 D09 col. 353 

Marc Cain Pants   
Theme:  Games Time    
Pants model:  SIENA    


incl. VAT plus shipping costs

Colour:  blue denim 

Details 

Item no.: XP 82.05 D09 col. 353 

Marc Cain Pants   
Theme:  Games Time    
Pants model:  SIENA    


The SIENA is a pair of five-pocket jeans with a slim fit and a comfortable elasticated waistband. The leg is tapered and slightly cropped. The highlight is the all-over design, which appears as a light grid on the dark areas. 

  * Slim shape
  * Italian fabric
  * Elastic waistband
  * SIENA - SLIM FIT - REGULAR - Leg length: 30"
  * The model is 179 cm tall and is wearing size N3 / UK 12.
  * Material   
gen.: 97% cotton, 3% elastane 



Care 

  * Washing 30 °C (wool detergent)
  * Bleaching not allowed
  * Do not tumble dry
  * Low temperature ironing
  * Do not dry clean



Purchasing & Shipping 

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  * Free return
  * 14 days right to return
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# Sizes

Here you can find the corresponding size of the respective national clothing sizes in comparison to Marc Cain sizes 

Marc Cain | N1 | N2 | N3 | N4 | N5 | N6 | N7  
---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---  
Germany | 34 | 36 | 38 | 40 | 42 | 44 | 46  
France | 36 | 38 | 40 | 42 | 44 | 46 | 48  
Italy | 38 | 40 | 42 | 44 | 46 | 48 | 50  
Great Britain | 8 | 10 | 12 | 14 | 16 | 18 | 20  
US | 2 | 4 | 6 | 8 | 10 | 12 | 14  
Japan | 7 | 9 | 11 | 13 | 15 | 17 | 19  
  
# Size table

Here you will find the most important article dimensions in centimetres for each clothing size 

N1  |  N2  |  N3  |  N4  |  N5  |  N6  |  N7   
---|---|---|---|---|---|---  
L06  |  99  |  100  |  101  |  101  |  102  |  102  |  103   
L16  |  76  |  76  |  77  |  76  |  76  |  75  |  75   
U03  |  84  |  88  |  92  |  96  |  100  |  104  |  108   
U04  |  67  |  71  |  75  |  79  |  83  |  87  |  91   
  
# Shipping costs

Delivery to Store | free  
---|---  
Germany | 5,90 €  
Austria | 5,90 €  
Belgium | 5,90 €  
Estonia | 7,90 €  
Finland | 7,90 €  
France | 7,90 €  
Italy | 7,90 €  
Ireland | 7,90 €  
Lithuania | 7,90 €  
Latvia | 7,90 €  
Netherlands | 5,90 €  
Poland | 38,00 PLN  
Spain | 7,90 €  
Slovenia | 7,90 €  
Slovakia | 7,90 €  
Hungary | Ft 2,655  
Switzerland | 5 CHF  
Switzerland > 300 CHF | free  
Great Britain | 5 GBP  
Great Britain > 250 GBP | free  
Portugal | 7,90 €
# A Multi Tier Online Booking Of Classifieds C#.Net Project Report

There is a special application by which publishing industry got many advantage. First introduce the necessity of this application. Today we read different kind of magazines. But there is a problem while booking an advertisement by any agent. 

If anyone want to book their add by annually then they have to face many problem. Because all the high authority who have great facility they are able to book this. 

But this application is very advantageous for them all. We are called this Multi-tier Advertisement Booing System.

It contains a SAP server which is able to control all kind of data very easily. This application contains all kind of facility like checking, booking etc… the entire agent can book the advertisement as many as they wanted. In this server more than 500 agents can work at a time. 

This system is able to integrate all the facility like entry, pricing, all manage mental process and many thing. Now come to the point the architecture of this application.

**ARCHITECTURE:**

This application contains different kind of tiers. These all tiers are located at a same computer. These tiers are – Information tier, middle tier and client tier. Now we will briefly describe these three tiers _._

  * **Information Tier:** It contains all kind of database to the server. 


  * **Middle Tier:** It describes all kind of production logic, organizer logic and appearance logic to manage connections between the function’s purchasers and therefore the application’s information.
  * Middle-tier organizer logic processes consumer requests and recovers information from the information. 
  * Presentation logic of this tier processes information from the data tier and nears the comfortable to the consumer. 


  * **Client Tier:** The shopper tier, or prime tier, is that the application’s computer program, that collects input and shows output. Customers act directly with the appliance through the computer program. 
  * In reply to customer actions the shopper tier cooperates with the center tier to create desires and to recover information from the knowledge tier. The shopper tier then shows information retrieved from the center tier to customer.
# How to use ANT API?

  * > Hello,  
>  I have a problem working with ANT API. Inorder to extract files from CVS I'm using ANT API. I made use of the AbstractCvsTask class and I created connections and necessary actions by making use of the methods, setCvsroot(),setPackage(),setDest(),setCommand(). I used execute() method to execute the CVS command but I got a NULL pointer exception at that method. Can anybody help me in finding a way out. Or please provide me with suitable sample code in accessing CVS through Java.  
>  Thanks in advance,  
>  Narayana.

  * > Have you tried it with a build.xml yet? I've never tried using the api directly from java code. I have successfully used ant to access cvs via scripts successfully. See how they are doing it.

  * > Hi,  
>  Thanks for the reply. I tried using the build.xml. It even worked for me. I have a requirement where in I need to work with ANT API inorder to extract files from CVS. The requirement is that I need to extract files where the file name is my input and it comes dynamically. Is there any way out in doing the above task ? If we can provide the file name dynamically to the build.xml then my problem will be solved.  
>  Thanks in advance,  
>  -Narayana

  * > ant can use property files. You can create that dynamically then all ant that and the build script.

  * > I'll give you a clear idea of my task and please suggest a preferable solution for this one.  
>   
>  I need to extract files from CVS using ant. The files I need to extract are the ones "**which are only modified between the versions** " . For that I used "cvsTagDiff" tag in ANT and I got the file names list into another xml file. Now I need to read each file name from the new xml file and extract those files from the CVS. For this, I planned to develop a java program and execute it using ant itself. Is there any suggestable way for this task?  
>   
>  Thanks in advance for the response...  
>  -Narayana
## How quickly will I receive my order?

Items | Time to Receive Order | Additional Notes  
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Orders | Most items will **Quick Print and Ship** in 2 - 4 business days. Please check the item's page where the printing timeframe will be noted. *Items that require assembly take additional time. The Rush option is available for most items. | If you order a proof, the proof will be emailed to you within 1 business day. We will start printing your order once we receive your proof approval.  
Samples | Free Shipping: receive in 7-9 bus. days (US orders only)  
  
$15 Rush Shipping: receive in 2-4 bus. days (US orders only)  | Rush shipping of samples is not available outside of the US.  
  


## Shipping Options

Location | Shipping Options | Additional Notes  
---|---|---  
United States-  
48 Contiguous States | UPS Ground  
3-day  
2-day  
Overnight  
USPS | Orders over $99: Free Ground/USPS shipping  
  
Orders $35 - $98: Flat rate $9 for Ground/USPS shipping  
  
Orders under $35: Flat rate $4.95 for USPS shipping   
United States-  
Alaska & Hawaii | UPS Ground  
2-day  
Overnight  
USPS | Orders over $99: Free Ground/USPS shipping  
  
Orders under $99: Flat rate $19 for Ground/USPS shipping  
APO & AFB | USPS Priority | -  
Canada | UPS Expedited (3-5 bus. days)  
  
UPS Express (2-3 bus. days)  
  
Postal Service (6-10 bus. days) | UPS - The shipping paid includes the cost of brokerage fees for UPS Expedited and UPS Express to Canada. Additional duties, taxes and fees may be due upon receipt. The customer is responsible for these additional fees. Call your local UPS station or visit UPS.com for more info.  
  
Postal Service - The shipping paid does not include additional duties, taxes and postal fees. The customer is responsible for these additional fees at the time of delivery or pick up. Call your local Postal station or visit Canadian shipping for more information.  
Puerto Rico & US Virgin Islands | UPS Ground  
2-day  
Overnight | -  
Australia, India & New Zealand | USPS International Priority (typically 7-14 bus. days) | Taxes, duties and fees may be due upon receipt. The customer is responsible for these charges. *Please allow up to three weeks for delivery.  
The UK, Ireland, Belgium & the Netherlands | USPS International Priority (typically 6-10 bus. days) | Taxes, duties and fees may be due upon receipt. The customer is responsible for these charges. *Please allow up to two weeks for delivery.  
  


**NOTE:** For all locations, orders with 500 pieces or more may be subject to additional shipping charges.

**NOTE:** All items may be shipped to the US, Puerto Rico, US Virgin Islands and Canada. Select items may be shipped to Australia, New Zealand, The United Kingdom, Ireland, Belgium, India & the Netherlands. These items begin with the prefix IC, IN, and OB.
# (659) Blaikie.SNPG.8.11 - Prince Charles Edward Stuart

Images and transcriptions on this page, including medium image downloads, may be used under the Creative Commons Attribution 4.0 International Licence unless otherwise stated. 

Context (659) Blaikie.SNPG.8.11 - Prince Charles Edward Stuart Permanent URL| https://digital.nls.uk/75240776  
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Description| Portrait of Prince Charles as young boy, from about waist up, in blue sash and red and white jacket  
Jacobite prints and broadsides Description| Illustrations of people and events relating to the Jacobite Rebellions in Scottish history (1715 and 1745-46). Also includes portraits of Mary Stuart and earlier Scottish monarchs, and broadsides. Collected by Walter Blaikie. Material stored at the National Galleries of Scotland.  
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Shelfmark| Blaikie.SNPG
### CIOs need more budget power, VA's Baker urges

Consolidated appropriations would improve IT management

Roger Baker has made plenty of news in the past 18 months for the way he has managed IT as CIO at the Veterans Affairs Department.

He has frozen projects, reworked others and even canceled some in an attempt to bring VA’s IT spending under control. The results have included better security, shorter development times for systems and the transformation of the IT department into a customer-focused organization.

His actions helped him win the Government Computer News Civilian Agency IT Executive of the Year award, which he received at the 23rd annual GCN Gala Oct. 27.

But Baker didn't use his time on stage to pat himself on the back. Instead, he seized the opportunity to issue a call to action to empower all CIOs.

Baker’s success at VA stems from the fact that he has unprecedented budget power for a CIO: He oversees a $3.3 billion budget and 7,000 IT workers.

VA’s success should be a lesson to the rest of government, he said. Because VA has a consolidated IT appropriation, it allows Baker and his staff to force changes.

“Money is power in the government,” he said. “Money is love.”

All kidding aside, Baker added: “The consolidated IT appropriation is absolutely essential to driving real change in the IT results of an agency.”

CIOs at all federal departments should have authority over their IT budgets, he added. “The results at VA, the second largest federal agency, speak for themselves,” Baker said. “Empower CIOs to make real change happen.”
# INVESTIGACIÓN Y TECNOLOGÍA ELÉCTRICA

# Universidad de Córdoba

Córdoba, España 

You are in Collaborations Universidad de Córdoba

###  Publications in collaboration with researchers from Universidad de Córdoba (1) 

### 2022

  1. A Discrete-Continuous PSO for the Optimal Integration of D-STATCOMs into Electrical Distribution Systems by Considering Annual Power Loss and Investment Costs

Mathematics, Vol. 10, Núm. 14




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CRIS project developed in collaboration with **Fundación Dialnet (University of La Rioja)**
# Usher Tickets Omg Tour のバックアップの現在との差分(No.3) - 高速バス乗り場 Wiki

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# AASM News Archive

  


###  Senate committee on appropriations approves FY 2014 Labor-HHS-Education bill

  


Last week the U.S. Senate Committee on Appropriations approved the fiscal year 2014 Labor, Health and Human Services, Education bill by a vote of 16-14. The measure, which would provide $165.6 billion in discretionary budget authority, will now be reported to the full Senate for its consideration. Although the fate of the bill is unclear, if passed in the Senate chamber, the bill would move to the House of Representatives, where significant funding amendments would likely be proposed. The House Committee on Appropriations also will be developing its own Labor-HHS-Education appropriations bill.

According to a statement from the Senate Committee on Appropriations, the Labor-HHS-Education bill for fiscal year 2014 allocates $30.955 billion to fund biomedical research at the National Institutes of Health (NIH), which would represent an increase of $307 million from the fiscal year 2013 enacted level. Other specific allocations in the bill include:

  * $640 million for healthcare fraud and abuse control activities at the Centers for Medicare & Medicaid Services (CMS), which is more than double the fiscal year 2013 level of $309 million 
  * $119 million in new funding to increase access to mental health services 
  * $50 million, five times the fiscal year 2013 level, for the Cures Acceleration Network, an NIH initiative intended to help speed the translation and application of discoveries that have shown signs of success at the laboratory level but have not advanced far enough to attract significant investments from the private sector. 
  * $40 million for the new Brain Research through Application of Innovative Neurotechnologies (BRAIN) Initiative 
  * $20 million for a new Alzheimer’s Disease Initiative 
  * $10 million to research and implement evidence-based approaches to preventing elderly falls
# DC: Supafrik Pop-Up Shop/Gallery Afro-House Party and Shop at Gallery O

19 

Oct 

#### 8:00 pm

##### Gallery O

###### 1354 H Street NE

> **WHAT:** SUPAFRIK Pop-Up Shop/Gallery
> 
> **WHEN:** Oct 18th to Oct 21st
> 
> **WHERE:** Gallery O on H, 1354 H Street NE Washington DC
> 
> **FASHION SHOW/LAUNCH EVENT:** Thursday **October 18th** 6PM -11PM
> 
> **AFRO-HOUSE PARTY &SHOP:** Friday **October 19th** 8PM – 2AM
> 
> The travelling SUPAFRIK pop-up shop/gallery is making its US debut in Washington DC from October 18th – October 21st. Visit supafrik.com
> 
> **Elle Magazine** lists SUPAFRIK as top 5 fashionable events for the weekend
> 
> **NOW Magazine** ‘s Andrew Sardone listed SUPAFRIK as one of the “can’t miss debuts” in his style notes/store of the week column  
> **The Grid** featured SUPAFRIK in two different sections for party and fashion event of the week!
> 
> **Blogto.com** ‘s Paul Agguire mentions SUPAFRIK in “This Week in Fashion”second only to the Joe Fresh store opening  
> **Torontolife** ‘s highly coveted The Hype lists SUPAFRIK launch event on their“Todolist” along with Festival of India and the Taylor Swift concert  
> **Metromorning** on CBC Radio also name checked the SUPAFRIK launch as one of the top events to check for this weekend.
#  Women's Black Crew-neck Sweater, Black Lace Midi Skirt, Black Suede Heeled Sandals, Red Leather Satchel Bag 

A black crew-neck sweater and a black lace midi skirt are bona fide staples if you're crafting a casual wardrobe that holds to the highest sartorial standards. Let your outfit coordination savvy truly shine by finishing off this look with black suede heeled sandals. 

Black Crew-neck Sweater Black Lace Midi Skirt Black Suede Heeled Sandals Red Leather Satchel Bag Dark Brown Sunglasses

##  Black Crew-neck Sweater

Stylish yet comfy, this ensemble is assembled from a black crew-neck sweater and a black lace midi skirt. Complement this outfit with black suede heeled sandals for an instant style injection.

##  Black Lace Midi Skirt

Keep it casual in this comfy pairing of a black crew-neck sweater and a black lace midi skirt. Complement your look with black suede heeled sandals to effortlessly kick up the glamour factor of this ensemble.

##  Black Suede Heeled Sandals

This pairing of a black crew-neck sweater and a black lace midi skirt is an interesting balance between laid-back and chic. Rounding off with a pair of black suede heeled sandals is an easy way to inject an extra touch of refinement into this ensemble.

##  Red Leather Satchel Bag

##  Dark Brown Sunglasses
#  Compton Hill Reservoir Water Tower 

The Compton Hill Water Tower, the newest of the City’s three towers, is located at Grand and Russell Boulevards in South St. Louis. The tower, built on the 36 acre Reservoir Park, was completed in 1898 after a design by Harvey Ellis at a cost of $48,000.

The 179-foot tower is made of rusticated limestone, buff-colored brick and terra cotta. Its walls are adorned with carvings of mythical animals and leaf patterns. Inside, spiral steps take visitors to the top of the tower where an observation deck under a bell-shaped roof of terra cotta tiles offers a 360-degree view of the City of St. Louis. During the World’s Fair in 1904, as many as 5,000 people visited the tower and promenaded in carriages through Reservoir Park.

The Compton Hill Water Tower was taken out of service in 1929 when the Stacy Park Reservoir went into service. Although it was no longer in service, the tower was occasionally opened for public tours. The tower was closed, however, in 1984. For more than ten years, the tower stood unused and deterioration began to take over. In 1995, the City of St. Louis Water Division embarked on an extensive renovation project to rebuild the Compton Hill Reservoir, which included the restoration of the Compton Hill Tower. The renovation of the Compton Hill Water Tower was completed in 1999.

**Dimensions:** 179′  
**Year Completed:** 1898  
**Material:** Limestone, brick, terra cotta  
**Owner:** City of St. Louis
## Professor Edgar Whitley (LSE): UID technically infeasible, have huge costs and with enormous potential for misuse

Professor Edgar Whitley, London School of Economics (LSE) spoke in TISS on the UID scheme proposed in India with biometric data. Prof. Whitley was the lead author of the LSE report that showed that a nation-wide biometric scheme would not be feasible, would have huge costs and create risks of identity thefts. The LSE Report contributed to the UK project being finally dropped. He examines the basis of such UID projects and questions their techno-economic viability, apart from their dangers for privacy. (Part 1 Lecture in TISS)
# Melaka

Melaka, also known as Malacca, is an interesting blend of Chinese, Portuguese, Dutch and British influences and is considered Malaysia's most historic city. It was once the most important trading port in the region but is now little more than a sleepy backwater. There are a few remnants of the Portuguese, Dutch and British colonial past, but on the streets it is the Chinese influence which is felt most.   


|  |  |   
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|  01 Fountain  
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|  02 Stadthuys and clock tower  
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|  03 Trishaw  
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|  04 Dutch church  
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|  05 Dutch church interior  
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|  06 Dutch church  
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|  07 St Paul church clock tower  
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|  08 St Paul church  
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|  09 Nicolaus Baslij tombstone  
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|  10 View over Melaka  
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|  11 View over Melaka  
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|  12 Sultanate palace  
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|  13 A Famosa  
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|  14 A Famosa  
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|  15 A Famosa by night  
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|  16 Merdeka memorial  
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# NOAH - Theater Locations

In Theaters Apr 9, Apr 11, Apr 13 

Sight & Sound® presents:

### NOAH

Filmed before a live audience, travel with Noah as he fulfills God’s wish amidst seemingly impossible odds and the scrutiny of onlookers. This cinema event includes a behind-the-scenes look at Sight & Sound Theaters®.
# Online, Christian Students (Inside Higher Ed)

"The question facing universities looking to compete in the booming market for online higher education is not so much how to do it, but how to distinguish themselves from the rest. In this, Christian universities appear to have a built-in advantage. And many are seizing the opportunity to expand their footprint."  


  * One specific drawback to the rampant growth of these online programs, especially at Liberty University, is the online degree's worth is exactly as that of the traditional degree program. This, unlike the Harvard Extension School, or other similar programs, where your degree is specifically from So and So University Extension School or XXXXX University "Online," cheapens the degree of said university (as directly shared from alumni acquaintances and Liberty transfer at my university).  
  
While not everyone thinks of this when they are 18 and beginning university, I have had a few friends decide on attending elsewhere less akin to a degree mill (some to prominent grad school adcom's suggestions, some to parental concerns).  
  
This isn't to offend those who have worked through these programs (and I know Liberty grads from both traditional and online degree tracks) but I can't imagine not being infuriated when at the end of four plus years my degree cost twice as much (and was an entirely different experience) than the identical one in the hands of someone who paid half and had an entirely different experience.  
  
There's nothing demeaning about finishing one's education online, but there should be some type of recognizable distinction, as both degree tracks are significantly (not just by price) different. 

  * > “Given the relatively strong religious character of much of the U.S. population, and an ever more crowded online market, the schools that are faith-based in some strong sense” have an advantage over others, the majority of whom have built “more generic programs that don’t have any strong affiliation with a demographic group or belief system,” says Richard Garrett, an online learning analyst for the consulting group Eduventures.

  
Not sure how that gives them an advantage. With that line of logic, they'd have an advantage in the brick-and-mortar world.  


> “There’s a built-in market of folks who say, ‘Is there somewhere in the virtual sphere where I can send my child where they can transition directly from a home-schooled environment into a collegiate environment and never leave the home?

  
Unless the main advantage is appealing to these scary people. In which case, uh, sure? 

  * Ummm...I disagree with this article. While there is still many people of faith is the U.S. that number is falling and will continue to fall. Will christian schools grow? I think so, but just because of the increased push towards a college degree. The logic is very fuzzy, just like biglawhopes pointed out
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