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Stereotypes Crushed by #Russia2018 World Cup: Neat Senegal Fans Clean up Their Mess; Swiss Fans Urinate in Public; Russians and Brits Hug #ЧМ2018
#ЧМ2018
EARTH SHIFT UNDERWAY: stereotypes crushed!
Yesterday a shocking video of the Swiss fans urinating in public was circulated.
I like this new video much better: Senegal fans neatly clean up their mess after match is over. HIGH CLASS!
Senegal fans cleaning their section, class ❤ pic.twitter.com/cxJo0NpNEH
— infosmessi (@INFOSMESSl) June 19, 2018
Russians and Brits hug after Russia scores 3:1 against Egypt – AND THAT'S CLASS TOO!
#RUSEGY – Saint Petersburg erupting after Russia's 3:1 win.
I even had hugs and "Russia! Russia!" chants with four lads from Manchester! #WorldCup18 pic.twitter.com/985dfvlRBc
— Marcel Sardo (@marcelsardo) June 19, 2018
With much incredulity, British fans also noted how warmly they were met by Russian hosts in Volgograd, where the British team played their first match. Although, due to the negative media coverage in the UK and the scare tactics of the British political establishment, very few British fans showed up. And, I am sorry to say, there apparently were a few English fans who threatened to 'make WWIII for Russians in Volgograd!' (Link to source.)
And to close this post, an important moment in history to remember!
Volgograd used to be known as Stalingrad. Even schoolchildren in the UK would (hopefully) know about the Battle of Stalingrad during WWII. But what most people don't know is that the historic grassroots drive to help the defenders of Stalingrad took place in 1942 in the city of Coventry, UK. Men and women took part in gathering money and resources and donating what they could, and even children sold their toys and clothes to help out. They gathered over 4 thousand pounds (over 200,000 pounds today). As a result, Coventry and Stalingrad became the world's first sister-cities (Russian: goroda pobratimi), starting the global sister-city (gorod pobratim) phenomenon.
Many sister-cities would later appear all over the world. Today, Coventry and Volgograd remain sister-cities – the very first of their kind. Too bad the British so easily forget that.
Posted in 2) Great Balancer Weekly, 5) Behind Dark State, EARTH SHIFT, Geopolitics of Sport & Olympics, Russia
Tags: #ЧМ2018, #Russia2018, Coventry, Senegal, Stalingrad, UK, Volgograd, World Cup, WWII
My WWII History Lesson: 75th Anniversary of Victory in Stalingrad and Why It Was So Important
MOTHER RUSSIA, aka, The Motherland Calls (Russian: Родина-мать зовёт!, tr. Rodina-mat' zavyot!). Mamayev Kurgan war memorial, Stalingrad (Volgograd).
**Attempts to re-write history and reverse Russian victory in WWII are intensifying. These re-writing attempts are coming from all kinds of countries, including Ukraine, Poland, Romania, the Baltics, US, Germany, etc. And even some of the young people in Russia are beginning to forget the truth. Humans are funny and their memory is short. This amnesia always results in a self-fulfilling prophecy otherwise known as 'karma.' This is why memory is so important. After all, 'those who forget their history are doomed to repeat it.'
So we don't forget, and can remind others — here's a short, but important lesson from me:
75th Anniversary of the Victory in Stalingrad
Why was Stalingrad so important, why is it studied in all military colleges around the world and why is it arguably the most famous battle ever fought?
The city formerly known as Stalingrad is now called Volgograd (which means: the City on Volga River). A major commemorative parade took place today, Feb 2, 2018, in Volgograd (Stalingrad).
On June 22, 1941, at 4am, when people slept, Hitler's Germany and their allies attacked the USSR simultaneously on all fronts. The Great Patriotic War began. Hitler's troops moved relentlessly and to quickly through the territories of Belarus, Ukraine and Russia.
They were stopped only near Moscow and Leningrad, but at a huge cost. The German advancement meanwhile continued elsewhere, as town after town and city after city fell, despite the troops' and population's heroic defense. In 1942 Hitler was advancing on most fronts and Germans were reporting that they could already see Volga ahead of them. If they crossed the major water artery of Russia, the Volga River, this would mean a nearly unencumbered access to the following major prize: The industrial Russian hub of the Urals. And from the Urals, they could advance to Siberia, with its oil and natural resource riches, and that would be the end of Russia and the USSR.
That's why Stalingrad was the last and final stand. The phrase that made it into all history books was: "There is no land for us beyond Volga." This is what officers told their troops. There is no land for us beyond this point. Germans cannot be allowed to cross Volga at any cost. It was a fight of the magnitude never before known by the world. It was the most devastating war humanity ever experienced, and the cost to both Russian/Soviet civilians and troops was obsene and staggering. The amount of self-sacrifice and heroism was out-of-this-world. There was no choice: if Germans crossed Volga, it would be the end. They had to be stopped.
The outcome of that battle and entire WWII, the Russian/Soviet victory in it saved the entire world — and that means you, You and YOU, by the way. All at the expense of MILLIONS of RUSSIAN and SOVIET LIVES!
While General Friedrich Paulus, the commander of the 6th German Army was preparing to toast the victory of Stalingrad, Russian generals were preparing their counter-attack plan. Rumor has it that Hitler was so confident in Paulus' success that he promoted him to field marshal just before the day Paulus surrendered together with his army to the Russian Army.
More hilarious details from Wikipedia:
Paulus surrendered in Stalingrad on 31 January 1943, the same day on which he was informed of his promotion to field marshal by Adolf Hitler. Hitler expected Paulus to commit suicide, repeating to his staff that there was no precedent of a German field marshal ever being captured alive. While in Soviet captivity during the war, Paulus became a vocal critic of the Nazi regime and joined the Soviet-sponsored National Committee for a Free Germany. He moved to East Germany in 1953.
Might this be a lesson for new aggressors?
The unexpected by both Germany/Axis allies and US/UK Allies Soviet victory in the Battle of Stalingrad in 1942-43 not only shocked the world, but it completely turned around the fates of WWII and Nazi Germany. The beginning of Hitler's demise took place in Stalingrad. In the Great Stalingrad Cauldron, Russians surrounded and took prisoner over a hundred thousand of German troops.
But what very few people know is that the actual brilliant Soviet Stalingrad counter-attack plan was initially much grander and it included several broad fronts, down to Caucasus. If the whole plan succeeded, most German troops would have been surrounded and WWII could have ended a year or two earlier. The plan succeeded only partially, and after Stalingrad there was a number of other giant battles on the Soviet territory, plus hundreds and hundreds of smaller ones. In these battles the two titan armies clashed: one in order to conquer and enslave, and another to protect and liberate the Motherland.
The largest tank battle of WWII was the Battle of Kursk, July-August 1943, when Germans gathered all the resources they could in order to regain advantage. They failed miserably.
The Battle of Kursk, also known as the Arch of Kursk (Russian: Kurskaya Duga), had its own legendary 'aha' moment, when the well-oiled German war machine suddenly came to a screeching halt as thousands of state-of-the-art, awe-inspiring and menacing German tanks stopped, as if turned off by God's invisible hand. For 20 minutes they helplessly watched as Russian tanks were quickly catching up to them in the giant battlefield, which would eventually become the Germans' grave. This mysterious event took place in the stretch of the core central Russian steppes known as 'the Kursk Magnetic Anomaly.' The mystical mass sabotage of the German hardware during the Kursk Battle helped ensure another crucial victory for the USSR and another devastating defeat for Nazi Germany, from which it never recovered.
But the advancement of the German army was first stopped in Stalingrad. And with every next battle, inch by inch Russian / Soviet people liberated their land from the brown plague of the German fascism and their allies.
Stalingrad was rebuilt from the complete ruins after the war ended, and the Battle of Stalingrad memorial complex was built on Mamayev Kurgan, on the banks of Volga. It consists of a number of monuments and mass graves of those who perished defending Russia.
The main monument is the towering statue, MOTHER RUSSIA, or The Motherland Calls (Russian: Родина-мать зовёт!, tr. Rodina-mat' zavyot!). She is the reminder of the truth that can never be forgotten. (See the image on top.)
Parade preview with Eng subs
75th Anniversary of the Stalingrad Victory Parade video, Volgograd
Posted in Ask Lada, Eurasia, Forbidden History, Lada Ray Recommends, Russia, USA/EU/West
Tags: allies, Родина-мать зовёт!, German Nazism, Germany, Great Patriotic War, Hitler, Russia, Stalingrad, The Battle of Kursk, The Battle of Stalingrad, The Motherland Calls, USSR, Volgograd, WWII


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Allemond és un municipi francès situat al departament de la Isèra i a la regió d'Alvèrnia-Roine-Alps. L'any 2007 tenia 867 habitants.

Demografia

Població
El 2007 la població de fet d'Allemond era de 867 persones. Hi havia 397 famílies de les quals 154 eren unipersonals (83 homes vivint sols i 71 dones vivint soles), 102 parelles sense fills, 106 parelles amb fills i 35 famílies monoparentals amb fills.

La població ha evolucionat segons el següent gràfic:

Habitants censats

Habitatges
El 2007 hi havia 873 habitatges, 403 eren l'habitatge principal de la família, 403 eren segones residències i 68 estaven desocupats. 513 eren cases i 359 eren apartaments. Dels 403 habitatges principals, 260 estaven ocupats pels seus propietaris, 126 estaven llogats i ocupats pels llogaters i 17 estaven cedits a títol gratuït; 19 tenien una cambra, 53 en tenien dues, 88 en tenien tres, 86 en tenien quatre i 158 en tenien cinc o més. 304 habitatges disposaven pel capbaix d'una plaça de pàrquing. A 186 habitatges hi havia un automòbil i a 172 n'hi havia dos o més.

Piràmide de població
La piràmide de població per edats i sexe el 2009 era:

Economia
El 2007 la població en edat de treballar era de 563 persones, 446 eren actives i 117 eren inactives. De les 446 persones actives 432 estaven ocupades (231 homes i 201 dones) i 15 estaven aturades (7 homes i 8 dones). De les 117 persones inactives 50 estaven jubilades, 45 estaven estudiant i 22 estaven classificades com a «altres inactius».

Ingressos
El 2009 a Allemond hi havia 403 unitats fiscals que integraven 903,5 persones, la mediana anual d'ingressos fiscals per persona era de 18.584 €.

Activitats econòmiques
Dels 70 establiments que hi havia el 2007, 4 eren d'empreses extractives, 1 d'una empresa alimentària, 13 d'empreses de construcció, 5 d'empreses de comerç i reparació d'automòbils, 3 d'empreses de transport, 15 d'empreses d'hostatgeria i restauració, 2 d'empreses d'informació i comunicació, 4 d'empreses immobiliàries, 4 d'empreses de serveis, 17 d'entitats de l'administració pública i 2 d'empreses classificades com a «altres activitats de serveis».

Dels 21 establiments de servei als particulars que hi havia el 2009, 1 era una oficina de correu, 1 taller de reparació d'automòbils i de material agrícola, 1 paleta, 1 guixaire pintor, 3 fusteries, 3 lampisteries, 1 electricista, 2 empreses de construcció, 1 perruqueria, 6 restaurants i 1 agència immobiliària.

Dels 3 establiments comercials que hi havia el 2009, 1 era una botiga de més de 120 m², 1 una fleca i 1 una llibreria.

L'any 2000 a Allemond hi havia 4 explotacions agrícoles.

Equipaments sanitaris i escolars
L'únic equipament sanitari que hi havia el 2009 era una farmàcia.

El 2009 hi havia 1 escola maternal i 1 escola elemental.

Poblacions més properes
El següent diagrama mostra les poblacions més properes.

Referències

 Résumé statistique Fitxa resum de dades estadístiques d'Allemond a l'INSEE.
 Évolution et structure de la population Fitxa amb el detall de dades d'Allemond a l'INSEE
 France par commune  Dades detallades de tots els municipis de França accessibles a partir del mapa.

Municipis de la Isèra

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Updated by Joanna James on Jun 23, 2019
6 reasons why you should visit Singapore - Attractions That Will Enthral
The vibrant city of Singapore is always an engrossing metropolis to explore. From the creative arts to leisure, sports and dining Singapore provides an array of reasons for visiting it.
Southeast Asia's Arts Hub
Lovers of the arts will be in their element in Singapore as this city features many outstanding art galleries and museums. An excellent place to start would be the National Gallery Singapore, an establishment which is noteworthy for containing one of the largest displays of contemporary art from the region of Southeast Asia on the globe. On the other hand at Esplanade Theatres on the Bay, you will have the opportunity to watch outstanding dramatic performances whilst enjoying splendid views over the riverside. Another popular attraction is the Singapore Art Museum.
Year-Round Fun
Singapore offers a host of interesting events that are sure to appeal to visitors with diverse tastes and preferences. You will almost always find appealing entertainment features in Singapore irrespective of the time of year. One of the popular highlights is the Chingay Parade which is a multicultural feast of music, dance and visual entertainment. Not to be missed are the Singapore Marina Bay countdown festivities with its sensational fireworks and the Laneway Festival which features plenty of indie music. On the other hand, sports fans will not be disappointed as they will be able to enjoy events like the Singapore Formula 1 Grand Prix, WTA Finals and the HSBC World Rugby Sevens.
A Melting Pot of Many Cultures
The cultural heritage of Singapore is made up of a combination of several different cultures, creating a true melting pot. This is apparent in the various cuisines and architectural motifs that you will find in Singapore. Visitors will have the opportunity to experience a host of diverse celebrations and festivals which are representative of the various cultures, such as Lunar New Year, Hari Raya Aidilfitri, Deepavali, and Christmas. You should make it a point to explore the various cultural attractions in the city such as Chinatown, Little India, and Kampong Glam.
A Culinary Paradise
Food lovers will be enthralled by the many delectable dishes that they will be able to savour in Singapore. Local highlights include such dishes as chilli crab, chicken rice, biryani (a delicious meal of rice flavoured with spices and accompanied with meat or fish) and kaya toast, which is toast spread with coconut jam. You will have the opportunity to sample many of these favourites as well as an array of others at hawker centres like Amoy Street and Maxwell.
Remarkable Architecture
Singapore boasts a fascinating combination of modern and traditional architecture making the city an engrossing sight for visitors. Make sure to check out the remarkable Civic District which contains a host of impressive buildings as well as numerous malls and esteemed museums. Other picturesque neighbourhoods include Joo Chiat and Tiong Bahru which feature a myriad of charmingly quaint shophouses. Also, make it a point to experience the spectacular Singapore skyline at the hour of dusk. As you experience the attractions of Singapore an accommodation choice that you may consider when you keep hotel rates in Singapore in mind would be a place such as the well placed Grand Park City Hall.
Enjoy the Nightlife
Those who desire quality nightlife will be captivated by the options on offer in Singapore. If you wish to stay up well into the night hours you will not be disappointed as the city offers a fine selection of clubbing and dining venues. Visitors who desire to party the night away will find attractive options at localities like Marina Bay, Clarke Quay, and many others. If on the other hand, you crave more sedate laidback places to relax and unwind you may try out the cocktail bars and beach venues where you can enjoy a refreshing drink whilst admiring the views.
visit singapore attractions grand park cityhall

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San Diego's natural side
Hilliker's Egg Ranch in Lakeside, Julian apple survivors, David Faulkner on West Nile, Bear Valley ostriches, how to kill squirrels, how to eat cactus and other wild food
By Various Authors, April 9, 2016
"We never fight with them. If they are aggressive, then we stay away."
Harold Hilliker: "We've got 25,000 chickens on the ranch. They're strictly for laying eggs."
Image by Joe Klein
In Lakeside, Chickens Make Good Neighbors
You can't use your nose to find the ranch because the sharp ammonia odor you may associate with chicken farms is absent. Harold Hilliker, second-generation owner of Hilliker's Egg Ranch, explains why. "It's called the coning and drying method. The manure piles up and it cones. The more surface area it has, the faster it dries."
By Ernie Grimm, Dec. 13, 2001 | Read full article
Tyler and Janet Johnson. Their main source of income is the peeled and sliced apples they sell to Mom's and Apple Alley in Julian and to Nanie's pie shop in Idyllwild.
Julian's Apple Survivors
By Ernie Grimm, Nov. 8, 2001 | Read full article
"I've got Northern Spy that I'm almost sold out of. They're known better on the East Coast; wonderful, tart cooking apple. Some people love to eat them. I've got a few Arkansas black, Mammoth Black Twig, a few Pippins yet. Pippins used to be a big apple, but they're going obsolete now. They used to be the green apple you got in the store. Now Granny Smith is taking over. I've got some Lady apples, which is another antique variety. At first I thought, 'What am I going to do with those Lady apples?' But they sell. They're a little flat apple, a little bigger than a crab apple, kind of bland-sweet. And they keep forever.
Mosquito, Aedes aegypti. "I can go out in the back yard at dusk, and two or three mosquitoes will come after me, mostly Aedes, which is a good biter, and it's because we have water around here."
Contagious Buzz
As the hysteria over the West Nile virus moves westward, California appears to be the inevitable destination of the mosquitoes that carry the deadly virus.
David Faulkner, 51, is a forensic entomologist and a research associate of the Museum of Natural History in Balboa Park: "We have an artificial environment, because we supply our water from outside, and that will restrict the activity of the mosquitoes, which would obviously restrict the spread of the virus. The places where we traditionally have a lot of problems with biting insects would be more of the coastal areas, like the estuaries, because a lot of these mosquitoes are able to survive in brackish water.
By Robert Kumpel, Sept. 5, 2002 | Read full article
Where a cow eats 25 to 30 pounds of feed a day, an ostrich eats "about 3 to 5 pounds a day."
Long Neck, Low Fat
It's hot and it's dry in Bear Valley, in the foothills northeast of Escondido. The grass in the fields crackles underfoot. The live oaks on the hillsides and in the barrancas appear half dead, a mix of brown and green foliage hanging from their boughs. But the ostriches on David Stepp's ostrich farm don't seem to mind the midday August sun beating down on them. Instead of huddling in the shade the way cows and horses do, they stand out in the open, occasionally dipping their heads to root around in the sandy soil with their rounded beaks.
By Ernie Grimm, Sept. 19, 2002 | Read full article
Squirrel specimens at Museum of Natural History. Shelly Meyers at Kahoots Feed Store in Ramona says that they can't keep enough squirrel poison in stock.
Squirrel Crash
Scott Treemore, 37, is a research assistant at the Natural History Museum in Balboa Park. He has been studying squirrels for the last four years. "You'll find arboreal [tree] squirrels mostly in the coniferous forests in the backcountry and some of the local inland areas, particularly at higher elevations. It's the western gray squirrel and it's the common squirrel that people see that lives in the trees. Their populations don't normally fluctuate, but they were hit with a virus three years ago, and their population crashed. Now they're slowly coming back."
By Robert Kumpel, Oct. 31, 2002 | Read full article
Prickly pear species. Their taste probably wouldn't appeal to the average American's palate,
Edible City
San Diegans who refer panhandlers to St. Vincent de Paul Village or the Rescue Mission may not know about San Diego's local canyons.
Jon Rebman, the curator of botany at San Diego's Natural History Museum, says that much of the plant life that grows in San Diego's canyons and back yards is perfectly edible…. Most of the cacti have edible fruits. The pads are edible. In Mexico, they call that the nopalitos. And the fruits, or tunas, are extremely edible. Nopalitos are the pads on a couple of species of prickly pears, and they are a major food in Mexico. You can boil them, dice them up and use them with eggs, or eat them alone as a side dish. They're supposed to be good for diabetics."
By Robert Kumpel, Dec. 5, 2002 | Read full article
More stories by Various Authors
Best of Reading interviews 2001-2002 — Oct. 16, 2016
Life after 9/11 — Sept. 10, 2016
Neighbors battling Francis Parker goes back a long way — July 23, 2016
Unusual Baja — Feb. 28, 2016
Our clothes, our bodies — Sept. 6, 2015


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Q: Is it possible to make grid element take 1.5 space in container? So I found this layout and I wanted to make it using display: grid

So far I came up with this
.header__grid {
    display: grid;
    grid-template-columns: 380px 500px 500px;
    grid-template-rows: 305px 305px;
    grid-template-areas:
      "sweets food  meat"
      "sweets text fruits"
}

.header__grid-sweets {
    grid-area: sweets;
}

.header__grid-food {
    grid-area: food;
}

.header__grid-meat {
    grid-area: meat;
}

.header__grid-text {
    grid-area: text
}

.header__grid-fruits {
    grid-area: fruits;
}

And it looks like this

The problem is the the last block, with fruits, should take more than one cell in grid and the block to its left should take less. I guess it is because I'm setting with of columns with grid-template-columns
So the question is is there a way to work around this?
All the help will be much appreciated

A: Instead of this:
grid-template-columns: 380px 500px 500px;

Try something like this:
grid-template-columns: repeat(100, 10px)

Then used line-based placement to created grid areas across those tracks.
Here's an example from another answer.

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[![Gitter](https://badges.gitter.im/Join%20Chat.svg)](https://gitter.im/oliverguenther/openproject-revisions_git?utm_source=badge&utm_medium=badge&utm_campaign=pr-badge&utm_content=badge)

This plugin aims to provide extensive features for managing Git repositories within [OpenProject](http://www.openproject.org).
Forked from [jbox-web's version](https://jbox-web.github.io/redmine_git_hosting/) of the long-lived and often-forked redmine-git_hosting plugin (formerly redmine-gitosis).

As OpenProject has diverted quite a bit in terms of project management (e.g., Redmine allows multiple repositories per project), some features have been removed in the fork.

**Disclaimer**: This fork is still in progress. While some things work, it is by no means stable - Features may change anytime.

## Overview

* Depends on **Gitolite (v2/v3)**
* Acts as a **wrapper to the gitolite-admin** to feed Gitolite with SSH keys, repository information
* Employs **libgit2/rugged** through [gitolite-rugged](https://github.com/oliverguenther/gitolite-rugged).
* Employs **grack** through [gitlab-grack](https://github.com/jbox-web/grack.git).

## Features

**SSH Public-Key Management (Gitolite)**

✓ Multiple keys per user

**Gitolite Repository Management**

✓ Managing repositories with Gitolite upon creation, update/deletion (async w/ delayed_jobs)

✓ Members/Roles access written to Gitolite

✓ SSH-based access (through Gitolite)

✓ Post-Receive Hooks

✓ Repository Mirrors

✓ Deployment Credentials

✓ Git Config Keys

✓ Git Smart-HTTP (access through HTTP/HTTPS in OpenProject)

**Planned/Forked, but non-functional/non-tested features**

* Initialize Repositories with Readme

**Stripped/Changed features from jbox-web's version**

* Sidekiq (OpenProject uses delayed_jobs instead)
* SELinux (unfamiliar, can't provide a good fork)
* GitHub features (Issues), should be separate plugin
* Git access cache (belongs in the core)
* Repository Recycle bin after deletion (Just use your filesystem backups)
* Notifications/Mailing lists

## Installation

#### 0. (Preliminary) [Setup Gitolite v2/v3](http://gitolite.com/gitolite/install.html)

I'm assuming you have some basic knowledge of Gitolite and:

* **have built libgit2/rugged WITH SSH Transport support** (see https://github.com/libgit2/rugged/issues/299). This requires ``libssh2-dev`` to be installed on your system.
* are in possession of a SSH key pair set up for use with Gitolite.
* have successfully cloned the gitolite-admin.git repository from the user running OpenProject as follows:
```
git clone git@localhost:gitolite-admin /home/openproject/gitolite-admin.git
```

You must now add a few manual changes to the Gitolite setup for this plugin to work. **These changes are crucial**:

**0.a. Add include 'openproject.conf'** to Gitolite

OpenProject uses a separate Gitolite config file to declare repositories. This allows you to define your own stuff in ``<gitolite-admin.git>/conf/gitolite.conf`` and allows OpenProject to override its own configuration at all times.

Thus, you need to add the following line to ``conf/gitolite.conf`` under the gitolite-admin.git repository:

    include 'openproject.conf'

The ``openproject.conf`` is created and updated from this plugin and contains all projects with Git repositories later defined within OpenProject. Thus, the ``<gitolite-admin.git>/conf/`` folder will contain two files:

* ``gitolite.conf``: If you want to manually add projects outside the scope of OpenProject to Gitolite, define them here.
* ``openproject.conf``: Contains all projects defined from OpenProject, is generated automatically. (*Non-existent until this plugin creates it*)

**0.b. Change .gitolite.rc configuration**

We need to adjust a few things in the ``<git home>/.gitolite.rc`` configuration file.

OpenProject identifies project identifiers in Gitolite through Git config keys, thus you need to alter the .gitolite.rc (In the git user's $HOME) to allow that:

  a. As the git user, open $HOME/.gitolite.rc

  b. Change the configuration ``GIT_CONFIG_KEYS`` to ``'.*',``

  c. Change the configuration for ``UMASK`` to ``0007,`` to add group rwx permissions

  d. Change local code directory ``LOCAL_CODE`` to ``"$ENV{HOME}/local"`` in Gitolite 3

  e. Save the changes

**0.c. Change Gitolite .profile file**

As the git user, add this in ``<git home>/.profile``

    # set PATH so it includes user private bin if it exists
    if [ -d "$HOME/bin" ] ; then
      PATH="$PATH:$HOME/bin"
    fi

**0.d. Configure sudo**

As root create the file ``/etc/sudoers.d/openproject`` and put this content in it:

    Defaults:openproject !requiretty
    openproject ALL=(git) NOPASSWD:ALL

where ``openproject`` is the user running OpenProject and ``git`` the user running Gitolite. Then chmod the file:

    chmod 440 /etc/sudoers.d/openproject

**0.e. Install Ruby interpreter for post-receive hooks**

Our post-receive hook is triggered after each commit and is used to fetch changesets in OpenProject. As it is written in Ruby, you need to install Ruby on your server. Note that this does not conflict with RVM. Ruby 1.9.3 at least is required for the hooks as well as Ruby germ ``json``.

    sudo apt-get install ruby

#### 1. Gemfile.plugins

Add a Gemfile.plugins to your OpenProject root with the following contents:

    gem 'gitlab-grack', git: 'https://github.com/jbox-web/grack.git', require: 'grack', branch: 'fix_gemfile'
    gem 'redcarpet', '> 3.3.2'
    gem "openproject-revisions_git", git: "https://github.com/oliverguenther/openproject-revisions_git.git", branch: "release/6.1"

#### 2. Gitolite access rights

Ensure the user running OpenProject can read and write to the Gitolite repositories directory.
This is required for two reasons:

 1. Read the Git tree for browsing the repository
 2. Remove deleted repositories (Gitolite doesn't remove them)

We have already changed the configuration file ``gitolite.rc`` to set future permissions on repositories to 0770.
To set the permissions of the existing repositories folder:

    chmod -R 770 <git home>/repositories

Next, add OpenProject to the ``git`` group (assuming your Gitolite user is ``git`` and your OpenProject user is ``openproject``) to allow OpenProject to access the repositories.

    addgroup openproject git

Make sure you can access the repositories from openproject:

    su - openproject
    ls -l <git home>/repositories

#### 3. Gitolite access

Make sure you can ssh into Gitolite from the openproject user. If you run the following command, the output below (or similar for Gitolite 2) should appear. **If it does not, this is a Gitolite configuration error.**

    openproject$ ssh -i <gitolite-admin SSH key> git@localhost info
    hello openproject, this is git@dev running gitolite3 v3.x-x on git x.x.x
        R W  gitolite-admin
        R W  testing

#### 4. Configuration of OpenProject

**4.a. OpenProject gzip/deflate (OpenProject 6.1.x)**

We need to adjust ``Rack::Deflater`` in the ``<openproject home>/config/application.rb`` configuration file to prevent conflicts with SmartHTTP. Change the following lines (85-92):

    config.middleware.insert_before Rack::ETag,
                                    Rack::Deflater,
                                    if: lambda { |_env, _code, headers, _body|
                                      # Firefox fails to properly decode gzip attachments
                                      # We thus avoid deflating if sending gzip already.
                                      content_type = headers['Content-Type']
                                      content_type != 'application/x-gzip'
                                    }

with

    config.middleware.insert_before Rack::ETag,
                                    Rack::Deflater,
                                    if: lambda { |_env, _code, headers, _body|
                                      # Firefox fails to properly decode gzip attachments
                                      # We thus avoid deflating if sending gzip already.
                                      content_type = headers['Content-Type']
                                      truncated_content_type = content_type.to_s.empty? ? '' : content_type.truncate(18, omission: '')
                                      content_type != 'application/x-gzip' && truncated_content_type != 'application/x-git-'
                                    }

then restart the OpenProject server:

    touch ~/openproject/tmp/restart.txt

**4.b. Plugin settings**

Run OpenProject, go to **Administration > Plugins > Revisions/Git** (click on configure)

Alter you configuration for Gitolite (Gitolite path, gitolite-admin.git path, etc.) accordingly and click save. Do not forget to go through all tabs of the configuration.

Install Gitolite hooks (click on 'Install hooks !' on tab Hooks), required by Post-receive URLs and Repository mirrors. They will be installed in the path indicated by 'Gitolite non-core hooks directory' on tab Storage (``local/`` in Gitolite 3 as previously configured indicted in ``.gitolite.rc``).

Set the proper permissions per role to gain access to the different features provided by Revisions/Git.

#### 5. Using delayed_job

This plugin optionally allows to use delayed_jobs to run interactions with ``gitolite-admin.git`` asynchronously.
If you activate that feature in the setting (c.f., 'Use delayed_job'): Start the worker using this command (change ``RAILS_ENV``, if necessary) :

```
RAILS_ENV=production script/delayed_job start
```

[See the documentation of delayed_job for further options](https://github.com/collectiveidea/delayed_job#running-jobs).

#### 6. Config Test

Check that the output on the tab 'Config Test' looks good.
Note that many of the settings are not yet functional, and some values on Config Test are thus irrelevant.

## Basic Usage

#### Enabling Gitolite repositories

1. Log in as admin, go to **Administration > System settings > Repositories**.
2. Enable SCM Gitolite and disable Git (to manage all repositories through Gitolite).
3. Configure Checkout instructions for Gitolite.

#### Managing public SSH keys

1. Log in, go to My account (top right).
2. Select 'Public keys' in the menu on the left.
3. Add/Manage your public keys using the form.

#### Creating a Gitolite repository

1. Create project.
2. Go to repositories settings and select Gitolite + click create. This should automatically create the corresponding entry in the Gitolite configuration. A new submenu item will be displayed on the left to manage the Gitolite repository.
3. Use Members to add a member to the project. If that user has a public key on record, the corresponding access rights will be written to Gitolite.

#### Managing Gitolite repositories

1. Select 'Manage Gitolite repository' in the menu on the left, under 'Repository'.
2. Add/manage deployment credentials.
3. Add/manage post-receive URLs.
4. Add/manage repository mirrors.
5. Add/Manage Git config keys.

## Copyrights & License
OpenProject Revisions/Git is completely free and open source and released under the [MIT License](https://github.com/oliverguenther/openproject_revisions_git/blob/devel/LICENSE).

Copyright (c) 2014 Oliver Günther (mail@oliverguenther.de)

This plugin bases on the [Redmine Git Hosting plugin by Nicolas Rodriguez](https://github.com/jbox-web/redmine_git_hosting)

Copyright (c) 2013-2014 Nicolas Rodriguez (nrodriguez@jbox-web.com), JBox Web (http://www.jbox-web.com)

Copyright (c) 2011-2013 John Kubiatowicz (kubitron@cs.berkeley.edu)

Copyright (c) 2010-2011 Eric Bishop (ericpaulbishop@gmail.com)

Copyright (c) 2009-2010 Jan Schulz-Hofen, Rocket Rentals GmbH (http://www.rocket-rentals.de)

redpajama_set_name: RedPajamaGithub


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In the first part of a ten? fifteen? twenty? part series, Jaden begins taking you through the hobbying side of wargaming, starting at the very beginning with model assembly. He's got some awesome info for beginning hobbyists and a few tricks vets might like as well - enjoy!
Hobby Corner: Do it Yourself Miniature Painting Holder!
If you've ever been frustrated in your painting with hand cramps or pain in the hand holding your model, it might be time to invest in a good model holder for you to paint with. Many of these guys are expensive, clocking in at $20+ each, but this innovative little gadget can cost you pennies per use. Come check out this super fast, super cheap DIY project that will change the way you paint forever!
A reader request turned into a full blown article, Jaden goes through a quick tutorial on making Red Glow and Black Obsidian!
After a few requests on his process for painting the planks on the Hooch Hauler, Jaden sat down and took some pics, wrote some thoughts, and brought you a step by step of his method!
Jaden breaks the current LoS picture count record as he details a painting method he's fallen in love with over the last few months - Sketch Style! He'll take you step by step through the process from priming to finished product. Come have a look!
Jaden goes over his take on Bruised and Necrotic flesh, applicable to Grymkin, Skorne, Cryx, and other gross looking models.
Jaden goes over his process for making fire bases - it's quick, easy, and looks pretty great on the table (If he does say so himself).
I get asked about my Judicator quite a bit, and luckily back when I originally worked on him I took a good handful of pictures so I thought I would just go over exactly how I got him built up.
You know that fully painted goal that seems so insanely far out of reach? That idea that seeing only really pretty models on your side of the table would really add something to the game?
Yeah I've only experienced that once or twice before the last few weeks.
But somehow I did it, and it was one of the things I was most proud of when I finally got there and played, every game had fully painted and based models on my half of the table.
When I got back, I decided that it was time to buy in completely, and I committed to playing fully painted in all of my games (with some small exceptions for practicing for major events). Astute readers of my blog have probably noticed that my post ATC Baldur 2 list was fully painted (if not based, those happen in batches because I hate doing them), and it was incredibly fulfilling.
Unfortunately, this means that certain really silly lists like Tanith with two units of Reeves probably won't be making an appearance for a while.
Today, I finished my Woldwrath, and I felt like sharing more than a couple of pictures.
Four years ago, right as I became a PressGanger, I was playing Circle, and like most cool kids, I wanted a Woldwrath. (In seriousness, he was pretty mediocre back then).
So I got one, and then he sat, unassembled for a very long time since I wanted to convert him to look like his concept art.
Isn't that awesome??? Someday, when I get my second one, I'm going to legitimately putty over all of his runes and carve the big ones in, and completely resculpt his head.
I spent a lot of time converting other models before I eventually worked up the courage to build him.
And then, 2 weeks later, I sold him and most of my other Circle to get into another faction.
Three and a half years later, I was assembling my third go round of Circle armies, and I realized that I really wanted a Woldwrath. I ordered one off eBay, but then it fell through since the guy had double sold it.
And then my friend who had bought all of my Circle off me, who also happened to be my Press Gang mentor and an excellent modeler/painter, told me that he still had the original one as part of a Bradigus theme list, and he would happily sell it to me if I bought the whole list.
Six months later now (geeze), I am finally done with this monstrosity of a paint job. He's not perfect. There's lots of little details here and there that I could (and maybe will) go back over someday. But he's painted, he looks mean, and he's ready to pound some stuff into the ground.
I decided that I was going to go crazy with his runes, which is why he looks like he's absorbed an Alienware Keyboard - I really wanted to go for a shifting LED look, and when I started him, I did that with all of the other Wolds I've finished before him....yeah he got started a long time ago.
The runes took an absurd amount of time - every single one had to be done minimum three times. Two coats of white for a solid backdrop followed by a coat of the color, and usually more than one coat of color.
Once those were done, the rest of the model flew by. Without further ado, here's my Woldwrath. I hope you like him as much as I do!
And one with his buddy Megalith!
Over the last few weeks, I've been working steadily on a commission for a friend of mine, and he asked me to go all out on his Avatar of Menoth.
As a result, I've gotten to practice a lot of techniques that don't often come up when you're painting tabletop level commissions, such as True Metallic Metals, Glow Effects, and multiple multiple levels of Shading and Highlighting.
I decided to go nuts on the Avatar's Sword and make it look like a bar of superheated metal, and when I posted a picture of the first side of the blade done, I got quite a few questions about how I did it, resulting in this little tutorial. I hope it is useful!
VERY IMPORTANT: LET THE PAINT COMPLETELY DRY BETWEEN EACH COAT! FAILURE TO DO SO WILL RESULT IN SPOTTY LOOKING PAINT AND MANY FRUSTRATIONS.
Okay sorry, that one is a big deal and if you don't follow that rule, nothing that follows is going to work for you.
Base coat the blade with a dull but very opaque yellow or tan. This is important because a very bright yellow color will take dozens of coats to cover black primer without showing the underlying black through the yellow.
For my own project, I used p3 Sulfur Yellow for the basecoat.
Take the time to put down a couple of thin layers (I think this was three layers here) to get a very smooth basecoat. Remember, you're showing trying to convey polished metal, even if it is super heated.
Take your bright yellow, and put down a few thin layers over the entirety of the dull yellow. Again, smoothness is important here so a couple of thin coats is better than one thicker coat.
This is p3 Cygnus Yellow.
It's time to start glazing in your oranges. The warm colors descend in brightness from yellow to orange to red, and in order to get a smooth transition you need to go through each one.
Unfortunately, getting a nice blend of warm colors is very difficult. I used GW Troll Slayer Orange for my orange tone, and I thinned it down until it was almost translucent before I started putting it on the sword.
You can barely see it on my fingernail, which is exactly where I want it to be.
Another quick note - before you put the brush to the model, make sure it's not overly saturated with liquid. If your glazes pool up, they won't look right as they dry if you shift the model even a little bit. Thin, translucent coats is what we are after here.
For this blade, I glazed the "connecting" edges of the tip of the blade, and then also where the black center bumped into the yellow, leaving the edges alone and also one side of each segment of the tip.
Here is what the blade looks like after one glaze.
You can barely tell I've done anything to the sword right? That's okay. The next few repetitions will cement in the orange color. Take care to use another brush to blend out any really obvious edges where the orange ends and the yellow begins. This is less necessary the thinner your paint is.
Here is the sword after three glazes with the Troll Slayer Orange.
Starting to look much more orange-y and much less yellow-y. You can see where I've left the different edges of the tip alone, and also that I haven't touched the cutting edges of the sword.
Time for the next step!
Step four is very similar to Step three, except you substitute the orange with a bright red and paint in less of the surface area.
I used p3 Khador Red Base for this, and just continued putting color in the same spots as I did with the orange, just with a smaller surface area.
The Red is a lot stronger of a color than the orange was, and you'll need to feather the edges where you want a smooth blend more than you will with the orange.
All it took was two layers of glaze with the red until I was happy with where it was.
Here is where a lot of beginning painters would probably call it done - it's got all the right colors, and the blending is nice and smooth.
The last step, though, is the most critical to selling this look.
Step five requires a pure white, in my case just Vallejo Model White.
Thin it down, but not quite as much as you have the other glazes. We're going to place the white at the points where the metal would be thinnest and most hot. This is the blade edges, and in the yellow bits of the point.
This picture did not turn out quite as well as I thought it had last night, but you get the general idea - the white serves to ramp up the contrast and really make the division in colors in the tip pop.
I also used it on the edges of the blade, coming in a tiny bit where the belly of the sword widens.
If you place highlights that are too large, the effect will be spoiled. Luckily, there's a very easy fix! Take a very thin layer of the bright yellow and go over all of the white area but the extreme highlights and it will work just fine.
I hope this has been helpful! Blending with the warm trio of colors is always tricky, but with patience (seriously, let the paint dry completely between each layer of glaze, highlight, basecoat, you name it) and practice, it can be stunning.


New York City FC won a 1-0 Hudson River Derby Thriller over the New York Red Bulls in Major League Soccer action at Yankee Stadium. Scoring the lone goal for the Boys in Blue was Maxi Moralez in the 85 mark.
Playing in front of 30,027 fans, who were able to see a physical and intense First Half of play as both teams saw plenty of scoring opportunities and tough tackles. Some of the highlights of the shots came from Rodney Wallace and Maxime Chanot, who had a shot just go wide of the NYCFC cage towards the end of play.
Bradley Wright-Phillips was one of two highlights on the offense for the New York Red Bulls, along with a wonderful opportunity by Alejandro Romero Gamarra, which was denied by Sean Johnson.
To start the second half Alexander Callens made a spectacular diving stop of a storming Wright-Phillips that denied the forward a great scoring opportunity. The Red Bulls continued to press the offensive attack around the 50′ mark as Daniel Royer attempted a header, and almost hurt himself in the process.
Johnson continued his amazing play in the cage denying Kemar Lawrence of a golden opportunity at the 52 mark. The stellar defense for New York City FC continued at the 55 mark as Alex Ring made a tremendous defensive stop for the Boys in Blue denying a great opportunity from of a great Alex Muyl.
Gamarra had another tremendous opportunity around the 75 minute that just missed the cage for the Red Bulls. During the 76 marker Luis Robles made a ESPN Top 10 diving save from an opportunity by Jesus Medina.
Moralez broke the New York Red Bulls Defense with his Seventh Goal of the Season at the 85 mark with an assist from Jonathan Lewis. The New York City FC Defense took it from there shutting down the match and earning a 1-0 victory.
The Boys in Blue are back at home on Wednesday night, July 11 when Montreal Impact are the visitors.
The New York Red Bulls will next be in action on July 14, when they host Sporting Kansas City in a match at Red Bulls Arena scheduled for 7:00 p.m.


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Three More Thai Islands Limit Tourists
by Lilit Marcus
Certain Thai islands may be too popular for their own good.
Update 5/26/16: Just one week after the Thai island of Koh Tachai announced it would be closing completely to tourists, Thai authorities have publicly announced a major cutdown of tourist activities on three more islands—Koh Khai Nok, Koh Khai Nui, and Koh Khai Nai, all of which are off the coast of Phuket. Watcharin Na Thalang, a regional director for Thailand's Department of Marine and Coastal Resources, said that the effects of over-tourism, which saw more than 60 speedboats a day visiting the islands, were hurting natural resources and accelerating the dangerous coral bleaching process.
"Tour groups spend at least three hours swimming, feeding fish, and snorkeling in the water, which severely damages the marine ecosystem, especially on coral reefs," he told a group of tour operators. "We have discovered that about 80 percent of the coral reefs in the area have suffered damage." While tourism isn't being curbed completely on the three islands like it is at Koh Tachai, it will be majorly limited, with tour operators having to follow strict rules about when, where, and how to visit the islands. Beach chairs and umbrellas are already being completely removed from the islands, and many waterfront shops and cafes that existed to serve tourists are now being taken down. Tour guides and operators were made aware of the ban on May 19.
The original article continues below.
While many Thai marine areas close from May to October during the country's monsoon season, one of them will not reopen again in the fall: Koh Tachai, an island that is part of Thailand's Similan National Park. The spot, popular with snorkelers and divers, has perhaps proven too popular—local authorities estimated that a typical beach on Koh Tachai, in the Andaman Sea just north of Phuket, could comfortably accommodate 70 people, but typically sees closer to 1,000 at a time, including food vendors and boat crews.
"Thanks to its beauty, Koh Tachai has become a popular tourist site for both Thai and foreign tourists. This has resulted in overcrowding and the degradation of natural resources and the environment," Tunya Netithammakul, director of Thailand's Department of National Parks, Wildlife, and Plants Conservation, told the Bangkok Post. "We have to close it to allow the rehabilitation of the environment both on the island and in the sea without being disturbed by tourism activities before the damage is beyond repair." Thon Thamrongnawasawat, a professor of environmental studies at Thailand's Kasetsart University, praised the drastic measure, saying, "If it's not closed now, we'll lose Koh Tachai permanently."
Koh Tachai will be closed for business (except for two remote dive sites accessible via the island) as of October 15. The island is only the latest destination to restrict the number of tourists allowed to visit, although it has taken a more extreme stance than others. The Greek island of Santorini announced in March that it would cap cruise ship visitors to 8,000 per day in order to reduce congestion, while the five villages comprising Italy's Cinque Terre will begin selling a limited number of tickets to visit the site as of the 2017 tourism season.
This post was originally published on May 17. It has been updated with new information.
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Die Keikyū Daishi-Linie (jap. , Keikyū Daishi-sen) ist eine Eisenbahnstrecke auf der japanischen Insel Honshū, die von der Bahngesellschaft Keikyū betrieben wird. Sie ist eine Zweigstrecke der Keikyū-Hauptlinie und verläuft vollständig auf dem Gebiet der Stadt Kawasaki in der Präfektur Kanagawa. Dabei verbindet sie das Stadtzentrum mit dem östlich davon gelegenen Hafengebiet.

Streckenbeschreibung
Die 4,5 km lange und durchgehend zweigleisig ausgebaute Strecke ist mit 1500 V Gleichspannung elektrifiziert und bedient sieben Bahnhöfe (einschließlich der beiden Endstationen). Sie ist in der Normalspur von 1435 mm verlegt, die in Japan – abgesehen vom Shinkansen-Hochgeschwindigkeitsnetz – selten vorkommt (üblich ist die Kapspur von 1067 mm). Die Höchstgeschwindigkeit ist auf 60 km/h beschränkt.

Im Bahnhof Keikyū Kawasaki zweigt die Keikyū Daishi-Linie in östlicher Richtung von der Keikyū-Hauptlinie ab. Sie folgt überwiegend der Nationalstraße 409, in der Nähe des Südufers des Flusses Tama. Die Trasse ist ebenerdig und wird von mehreren höhengleichen Bahnübergängen gekreuzt. Eine Ausnahme ist das Gebiet rund um Daishibashi, wo der oberirdische Bahnhof im Jahr 2019 durch einen Tunnelbahnhof ersetzt wurde. Die Strecke endet seit 1964 in Kojimashinden, zuvor führte sie dreieinhalb Kilometer weiter zu den Hafenanlagen von Sakuramoto.

Züge
Als einzige Strecke des Keikyū-Netzes ist die Daishi-Linie ist nicht direkt mit der Hauptlinie verbunden, sondern nur über Betriebsgleise. Aus diesem Grund können keine umsteigefreien Verbindungen nach Tokio oder Yokohama angeboten werden. Tagsüber verkehren die Züge alle zehn Minuten, während der Hauptverkehrszeit alle fünf Minuten und in den Randstunden in einem angenäherten 15-Minuten-Takt. An Wochenenden und Feiertagen fahren sie alle 10 bis 15 Minuten.

Bilder

Geschichte
Am 25. Februar 1898 erfolgte die Gründung der Bahngesellschaft Daishi Denki Tetsudō, die sich am 25. April 1899 in Keihin Denki Tetsudō umbenannte. Sie eröffnete am 21. Januar 1899 die zunächst eingleisige Strecke von Rokugōbashi nach Kawasaki-Daishi, die am 29. November desselben Jahres ein zweites Gleis erhielt. Damaliger Hauptzweck der Daishi-Linie war es, Pilger von der Tama-Brücke zum bedeutenden buddhistischen Tempel Heiken-ji (auch als Kawasaki-Daishi bekannt) zu befördern. In Rokugōbashi bestand ab 1. Februar 1901 Anschluss an die Keikyū-Hauptlinie in Richtung Tokio. Ab 1. September 1902 reichte die Strecke bis Keikyū Kawasaki, wobei Proteste von Rikschafahrern zu einer mehrmonatigen Verzögerung der Bauarbeiten geführt hatten.

Die Keihin Denki Tetsudō hatte die Daishi-Linie ursprünglich in Normalspur (1435 mm) errichtet, nahm aber am 1. März 1904 eine Umspurung auf die "schottische Spur" (1372 mm) vor – gleich wie bei der Hauptlinie, auf der nun Züge zum Streckennetz der Straßenbahn Tokio durchgebunden wurden. Zu den Pilgern kamen zunehmend auch Berufspendler hinzu, die zu den rasch expandierenden Fabriken und Hafenanlagen östlich des Tempels unterwegs waren. Ab 1925 konnte in Kawasaki-Daishi auf die straßenbahnähnliche Strecke der Kaigan Denki Kidō, einer Tochtergesellschaft der Keihin Denki Tetsudō, umgestiegen werden. Aufgrund der Verlegung der Keihin-Nationalstraße, der heutigen Nationalstraße 15, musste der Bahnhof Rokugōbashi am 24. Dezember 1926 an einen neuen Standort verschoben werden. Somit bestand nur noch in Keikyū Kawasaki Anschluss an die ebenfalls verlegte Hauptlinie.

Am 1. April 1933 stellte die Keihin Denki Tetsudō ihr Streckennetz wieder auf Normalspur um. Das Unternehmen ging am 1. Mai 1942 im Daitōkyū-Konglomerat auf, das nun für den Betrieb der Daishi-Linie zuständig war. Es entfernte die Schienen der im Jahr 1937 stillgelegten Straßenbahn und nutzte sie, um die Strecke weiter zum kriegswichtigen Industriehafen zu verlängern. Das Teilstück zwischen Kawasaki-Daishi und Sangyōdōro (heute Daishibashi) ging am 1. Juni 1944 in Betrieb, am 1. Oktober desselben Jahres folgte die Eröffnung des Abschnitts nach Iriezaki. Schließlich kam am 7. Januar 1945 der letzte Abschnitt nach Sakuramoto hinzu. Nach der Auflösung des finanziell angeschlagenen Konglomerats war die Keihin Denki Tetsudō ab 1. Juni 1948 durch Ausgründung wieder ein eigenständiges Unternehmen und nahm den heutigen Namen Keihin Kyūkō Dentetsu (abgekürzt Keikyū).

Die Keikyū legte am 1. Juli 1949 den Bahnhof Rokugōbashi still. Am 16. März 1951 überließ sie das Teilstück Iriezaki–Sakuramoto der Straßenbahn Kawasaki und am selben Tag erhöhte sie die Fahrleitungsspannung der restlichen Daishi-Linie von bisher 600 V auf 1500 V. Am 1. Januar 1952 übertrug sie auch den Abschnitt Shiohama–Iriezaki an die Straßenbahn. Um Platz für den neuen Güterbahnhof Kawasaki sowie die dorthin führenden Strecken der Tōkaidō-Güterlinie und der Kanagawa Rinkai Tetsudō zu schaffen, wurde am 25. März 1964 der Abschnitt Kojimashinden–Shiohama stillgelegt; gleichzeitig verlegte man den neuen Endbahnhof Kojimashinden um etwa 300 Meter nach Westen. Am 3. März 2019 wurde das Teilstück zwischen Higashimonzen und Kojimashinden in einen Tunnel verlegt, mitsamt dem neuen Tunnelbahnhof Daishibashi.

Liste der Bahnhöfe

Weblinks

 Streckennetz der Keikyū

Einzelnachweise

Bahnstrecke in Japan
Verkehr (Kawasaki, Kanagawa)
Daishi
Verkehrsbauwerk in der Präfektur Kanagawa


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Polaris International Holdings has a total score of 0/6, see the detailed checks below.
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In this section we usually present revenue and earnings growth projections based on the consensus estimates of professional analysts to help investors understand the company's ability to generate profit. But as Polaris International Holdings has not provided enough past data and has no analyst forecast, its future earnings cannot be reliably calculated by extrapolating past data or using analyst predictions.
Is Polaris International Holdings expected to grow at an attractive rate?
Unable to compare Polaris International Holdings's earnings growth to the low risk savings rate as no estimate data is available.
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Unable to determine if Polaris International Holdings is high growth as no earnings estimate data is available.
Unable to determine if Polaris International Holdings is high growth as no revenue estimate data is available.
All data from Polaris International Holdings Company Filings, last reported 5 years ago, and in Trailing twelve months (TTM) annual period rather than quarterly.
Unable to establish if Polaris International Holdings will efficiently use shareholders' funds in the future without estimates of Return on Equity.
While we do not consider unaudited financials to be a reliable enough to include in our analysis, you can access them on the OTC Markets Website. If you are looking for more of a qualitative research into the company, you can access Polaris International Holdings's filings and announcements here.
How has Polaris International Holdings performed over the past 5 years?
In this section we usually display a company's past earnings and revenues to help investors visualise the trend through time. We also gauge the company's performance by benchmarking its returns and growth to its industry peers and the wider market. However, Polaris International Holdings has not provided sufficient past data to assess its track record.
Polaris International Holdings's last earnings update was 1842 days ago.
Below we compare Polaris International Holdings's growth in the last year to its industry (Metals and Mining).
Insufficient past earnings data to establish if Polaris International Holdings's year on year earnings growth rate was positive over the past 5 years.
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Polaris International Holdings's revenue and profit over the past 5 years is shown below, any years where they have experienced a loss will show up in red.
Unable to establish if Polaris International Holdings has efficiently used shareholders' funds last year as no Return on Equity data is available.
Unable to establish if Polaris International Holdings has efficiently used its assets last year compared to the US Metals and Mining industry average (Return on Assets) as past financial data has not been reported.
Unable to establish if Polaris International Holdings improved its use of capital last year versus 3 years ago (Return on Capital Employed) due to insufficient past data.
How is Polaris International Holdings's financial health and their level of debt?
In this section we usually analyse Polaris International Holdings's finance health to determine how well-positioned it is against times of financial distress, in particular, its ability to manage its cash and debt levels. Polaris International Holdings has not provided adequate balance sheet data, its financial health cannot be properly assessed as it.
The boxes below represent the relative size of what makes up Polaris International Holdings's finances.
Unable to compare short term assets to short term liabilities as Polaris International Holdings has not reported sufficient balance sheet data.
Unable to establish if Polaris International Holdings's long term commitments exceed its cash and other short term assets as Polaris International Holdings has not reported sufficient balance sheet data.
This treemap shows a more detailed breakdown of Polaris International Holdings's finances. If any of them are yellow this indicates they may be out of proportion and red means they relate to one of the checks below.
Unable to establish if Polaris International Holdings has a high level of physical assets or inventory without balance sheet data.
Unable to verify if debt is covered by short term assets as Polaris International Holdings has not reported sufficient balance sheet data.
All data from Polaris International Holdings Company Filings, last reported 5 years ago.
Unable to establish if Polaris International Holdings's level of debt is high without past debt data.
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Unable to verify if debt is well covered by operating cash flow as Polaris International Holdings has not reported sufficient balance sheet data.
Unable to confirm if the interest payments on Polaris International Holdings's debt are well covered by earnings due to lack of past financial data.
Financial health is measured at one point in time, so the latest financial report is the best representation of the company's current financial status. Check when Polaris International Holdings's financial data was last updated here.
What is Polaris International Holdings's current dividend yield, its reliability and sustainability?
Current annual income from Polaris International Holdings dividends.
If you bought $2,000 of Polaris International Holdings shares you are expected to receive $0 in your first year as a dividend.
Unable to evaluate Polaris International Holdings's dividend yield against the bottom 25% of dividend payers as the company has not reported any payouts.
Unable to evaluate Polaris International Holdings's dividend against the top 25% market benchmark as the company has not reported any payouts.
Unable to perform a dividend volatility check as Polaris International Holdings has not reported any payouts.
Unable to verify if Polaris International Holdings's dividend has been increasing as the company has not reported any payouts.
What portion of Polaris International Holdings's earnings are paid to the shareholders as a dividend.
Unable to calculate sustainability of dividends as Polaris International Holdings has not reported any payouts.
What is the CEO of Polaris International Holdings's salary, the management and board of directors tenure and is there insider trading?
Mr. Kunimitsu Misawa, also known as Kuni serves as the Chairman, Chief Executive Officer, President and Treasurer of Polaris International Holdings Inc. Mr. Misawa is an international entertainment and media expert and special project producer with over twenty-five (25) years experience in the business. Mr. Misawa and former partner, the legendary Promoter Tom Hulett were responsible for an assortment of music concerts and events in venues as large as Japan's Tokyo Dome with headlining artists such as Earth, Wind & Fire. In addition to his experience in the entertainment industry Mr. Misawa has also been involved with development of several Internet companies. He has also been integral in raising capital for various entertainment and educational ventures and companies, and honorably served as a committee member on the Minamata Environmental Project headed by Mr. Hosokawa, the former Prime Minister of Japan. Mr. Misawa majored Philosophy from Gakushuin University and Music Philosophy from Santa Monica College.
Insufficient data for Kuni to compare compensation growth.
Insufficient data for Kuni to establish whether their remuneration is reasonable compared to companies of similar size in United States of America.
Polaris International Holdings has a total score of 0/6, this is not included on the snowflake, see the detailed checks below.
Polaris International Holdings Inc. operates as a mining and mineral exploration company. The company primarily explores for gold deposits. It holds interest in the Montana Project covering an area of 20 acres in the Nine Mile mining district in Montana. The company was formerly known as Modern World Media, Inc. and changed its name to Polaris International Holdings Inc. in September 2007. Polaris International Holdings Inc. was founded in 2001 and is based in Reno, Nevada.
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