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from django.db import transaction
from django.http import HttpResponse
import json
from django.template import RequestContext
from django.shortcuts import render_to_response
from django.db.models import Q
from models import *
from random import randint
from PIL import Image

def JsonResponse(request, data):
    mimetype = 'text/plain'
    if 'HTTP_ACCEPT_ENCODING' in request.META.keys():
        if "application/json" in request.META['HTTP_ACCEPT_ENCODING']:
            mimetype = 'application/json'
    response = HttpResponse(json.dumps(data), content_type=mimetype)
    response["Access-Control-Allow-Credentials"] = "true"
    response["Access-Control-Allow-Origin"] = "*"
    response["Access-Control-Allow-Methods"] = "POST, GET, OPTIONS"
    response["Access-Control-Max-Age"] = "86400"
    if request.method == "OPTIONS":
        response["Access-Control-Allow-Headers"] = "origin, content-type, x-requested-with, accept, authorization"
    return response

def create_roughness(heights):
    for i in xrange(len(heights)):
        r = randint(0, 20)
        if r > 19:
            heights[i] += 3
        elif r > 18:
            heights[i] -= 3
        elif r > 16:
            heights[i] += 2
        elif r > 14:
            heights[i] -= 2
        elif r > 11:
            heights[i] += 1
        elif r > 8:
            heights[i] -= 1
        heights[i] = max(0, min(7, heights[i]))
    for x in xrange(1,99):
        for y in xrange(1,99):
            heights[y*100+x] = (heights[y*100+x] + heights[y*100+x+1] + heights[y*100+x-1] + heights[y*100+x+100] + heights[y*100+x-100])/5

def create_mountains(heights):
    def coordinates(width=0):
        return randint(width, 99-width), randint(width, 99-width)

    for i in xrange(randint(0, 100)):
        x, y = coordinates()

def create_ravines(heights):
    pass

def generate_map(sx, sy):
    """
    sx,sy=0..999
    """
    sx, sy = int(sx), int(sy)
    im = Image.open("media/images/map.png")
    pixels = im.load()
    pixel = pixels[sx, sy]

    material = Materials.Water
    height = 0
    if pixel == 75:
        material = Materials.Water
        height = 0
    elif pixel == 2:
        material = Materials.Soil
        height = 2
    elif pixel == 3:
        material = Materials.Soil
        height = 4
    elif pixel == 5:
        material = Materials.Soil
        height = 6
    elif pixel == 6:
        material = Materials.Soil
        height = 7

    m = [material] * 10000

    for x in xrange(10):
        for y in xrange(10):
            point = (sx*10 + x) * 1000000 + (sy*10 + y)
            heights = [height] * 10000
            if material == Materials.Soil:
                create_roughness(heights)
                create_mountains(heights)
                create_ravines(heights)
            elif material == Materials.Rock:
                create_roughness(heights)
                create_mountains(heights)
            elif material == Materials.Sand:
                create_roughness(heights)

            m = ''.join(m)
            heights = ''.join(map(str, heights))
            MapTile(point=point, type=4, data=m, heights=heights).save()

def get_map(sx, sy):
    """
    x=0..9999, y=0.9999
    result contain 100x100 cells
    """
    point = sx * 1000000 + sy
    try:
        m = MapTile.objects.get(Q(point=point), Q(type=4))
    except MapTile.DoesNotExist:
        generate_map(sx//10, sy//10)
        m = MapTile.objects.get(Q(point=point), Q(type=4))
    return m

def get(request):
    sx = int(request.GET.get('x', 0))
    sy = int(request.GET.get('y', 0))

    map = get_map(sx, sy)

    jsonData = {'map': map.data, 'heights': map.heights}
    return JsonResponse(request, jsonData) #3, 2, 75, 5, 6

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According to a GoFundMe page, Baskerville was diagnosed with liver cancer in 2014, followed by brain cancer in 2015.
Baskerville moved on to the Arizona Inn, working his way up to the executive chef position and earning the Inn its first AAA four-diamond ranking in 2006.
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Q: iOS UIButton event when its frame at negative position from superview I have a view A has frame (100, 200, 320, 200). I add a UIButton B to view A with frame (0, -100, 50, 50). How can I receive TouchUpInside event of button B.
I tried some ways on Internet
A.clipsToBound = NO;
on view A I implemented hitTest:withEvent to return a received view is B.
But when I touch on button B, it NOT go on function hitTest and so it do nothing.
Why can I do it? I read on Apple document about UIView, it said that set clipsToBound is NO, problem solved, but I don't think so. Is problem about my negative position y of my button B (-100).

A: B isn't on the view. it's 100 points above it. How is a user supposed to interact with it?

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Q: Is there a callback to know when the submitted page returns when using jquery submit() method? In my page I have a button to do an Excel export.
I need to do a POST so that I can receive the data in the server so I am doing this:
                    var newForm = jQuery('<form>', {
                        'method': 'post',
                        'action': targetUrl,
                        'target': '_top'
                    }).append(jQuery('<input>', {
                        'name': 'Search',
                        'value': toSearch,
                        'type': 'hidden'
                    }).append(jQuery('<input>', {
                        'name': 'cargaId',
                        'value': $('#CargaId').val(),
                        'type': 'hidden'
                    })));

                    newForm.appendTo('body').submit().remove();

The fact is that I need to show a waiting message while the page is processing, and hide the message when the page returns.
Is there a way?
thanks
Jaime

A: There is no good way in javascript to accomplish this without the use of ajax or any other method for posting the form via javascript.
Here's an example on how to act on response on a form submit with jquery ajax.
$('#form').submit(function(){
    $.ajax({
      url: $('#form').attr('action'),
      type: 'POST',
      data : $('#form').serialize(),
      success: function(){
        // Do what you want here.
      }
    });
    return false;
});


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Cattle Kate – Mystery of a Lynching
Ellen Watson, aka "Cattle Kate"
"Witnesses were murdered or disappeared mysteriously or were bought off. The three Cheyenne papers, dominated by incredibly wealthy cattle interests, trumped up the ridiculous stories everyone knows today about Ellen being a dirty whore and rustler, and Jim her accomplice, pimp and murderous paramour." — George W. Hufsmith in The Wyoming Lynching of Cattle Kate, 1889
Ellen Watson, dubbed by local newspapers in the late 1880s, as "Cattle Kate," has long been thought of as an outlaw. Watson along with James Averell was hanged by vigilantes near the Sweetwater River in Wyoming on July 20, 1889, for the accused crime of cattle rustling. However, there is a mystery surrounding the hangings and it appears that their deaths were unjustified, perpetrated by powerful land and cattle owners of the time.
Ellen Liddy Watson was born on July 2, 1861, to Thomas Lewis Watson and Frances Close Watson near Arran Lake, Bruce County, Ontario, Canada. Ella, as she was called, was the oldest of ten children, six of which were also born in Canada before the family moved to Kansas in 1877. Settling near Lebanon in Smith County, Kansas, Thomas homesteaded the land.
Before long, Ella, as she was called, met a young man by the name of William A Pickell who lived on a neighboring farm. On November 24, 1879, the 18-year-old Ella and 21-year-old William were married. But within just a few short months Ella found that her husband was both a heavy drinker and an abusive man. Often, he would verbally abuse her then escalate the violence to physical blows and striking her with a horsewhip. By January 1883, she could take it no longer and fled to her parent's home. Later, she moved to Red Cloud, Nebraska, 14 miles north of her parent's farm to put even more distance between herself and her estranged husband. On February 14, 1884, she filed for divorce.
Against her parent's wishes, Ella moved to Denver, Colorado after filing for divorce. Seeking better opportunities, she lived with a brother for a short time but didn't stay long. Ella then moved again, first to Cheyenne, Wyoming, then to Rawlins, Wyoming in late 1885 or early 1886. She found employment at a boarding house called the "Rawlins House" as a cook and domestic for about two years. Watson has often been misidentified as a prostitute because the Rawlins House was erroneously thought to have been a brothel.
On February 24, 1886, she met a handsome young man named James Averell, who was in Rawlins to file a claim on his homestead 60 miles east of Rawlins near the Sweetwater River. Immediately, the two fell for each other and began to court.
James Averell
James Averell was born on March 20, 1851, to John and Sarah Ann Averell in Renfrew County, Ontario Canada. The youngest of seven children, his father died shortly after his birth. At the age of 20, Averell, now in the U.S., joined the military and was initially assigned to Fort Douglas, Utah and later transferred to Fort Fred Steele, Wyoming, 15 miles east of Rawlins. In 1876 he was discharged but he soon re-enlisted, this time assigned to Fort McKinley, Wyoming, near Buffalo.
In Buffalo, he shot and killed a man by the name of Charlie Johnson, a mean hombre with a reputation for fighting and creating trouble whenever he was drinking. Averell claimed that Johnson had threatened him many times with a knife and on this particular occasion, James shot the man in the leg and again in the back when the shot to the leg swung the huge man around. James was held in jail at Rawlins for a time while two grand juries were convened, but he was never convicted and was eventually released.
Averell established a homestead on Cherry Creek at the north base of Ferris Mountain and married a young woman by the name of Sophia Jaeger on February 23, 1882. On August 23, 1882, Sophia gave birth to a three-month premature baby boy who lived for only a short time. Soon thereafter, Sophia took sick with what was called "childbed fever" and she also died. The homestead carried too many sad memories for Averell so he sold it and established another about fifteen miles north, between Horse Creek and the Sweetwater River.
In addition to homesteading, Jim started a general store and tavern on his land. The businesses were successful due to the close proximity of his land to the Oregon and Mormon trails.
After Jim met Ella, he convinced her that she should move with him to his homestead. Inviting her to fix meals for the hungry customers, he suggested she could charge 50 cents per meal and keep the money. He also suggested that she might be able to homestead her own piece of land, a tract that was adjacent to his own. Ella agreed and was soon living in the Sweetwater Valley.
Ella's divorce was finally official in March 1886 and just a few short months later, James and Ella applied for a marriage license in Lander, Wyoming. It is unclear if the couple ever did actually marry, as the completed application was never returned. Some said the two planned to get married after Ella proved her own homestead (only one claim per family was allowed.).
On June 29, 1886, Jim was appointed as the postmaster of his newly created community, as well as being made the Justice of the Peace. Living with Averell at his home, Ella worked for him in the general store and cafe. Ella saved her money and eventually purchased some cattle with her earnings. Settling on the adjacent land in August 1886, she built a two-room log house and began digging irrigation ditches.
Ella tried to get a brand registered for her cattle but was refused due to what was known as the Maverick Law, passed in 1884. This law provided that unbranded calves, found on the open range, could not be legally taken off the range by just anyone. They were to be branded on the neck with an "M" and became the exclusive property of the Wyoming Stock Growers Association, a powerful group of men that controlled the cattle industry in Wyoming at the time. The Wyoming Stock Growers Association was also appointed as the official law enforcement agency for the Wyoming cattle industry.
The law also provided that those young calves be auctioned off to the highest bidder only by appointed representatives of the association and that the proceeds went to the association to cover the costs of policing the range. In 1886, a provision was added to the law that no one could brand calves except those receiving registered brands from the state. Further, small cattle ranchers or homesteaders were not permitted to bid on mavericks, unless they had a registered brand.
Branding Cattle, 1891
In essence, the law locked out the small ranchers and homesteaders from competing with the large Stock Growers Association. It also put their own calves at risk if they were to stray too far from their own property. When this occurred the association would round them up and sell them.
At this same time, the big cattle owners of the area began to illegally file claims to much of the area land. By placing movable cabins on their claims, they could state that the property had been "improved," a requirement of the homestead act.
After the claim was filed, they would then place logs under the cabins and roll them to another homestead property, repeating the process over and over again. Jim Averell, as a Justice of the Peace, began to write letters to the newspaper at Casper, Wyoming, which infuriated the large cattlemen.
Cheyenne, Wyoming, 1868
On March 23, 1888, Ella filed her official homestead claim with the Land Office in Cheyenne. Between both homesteads, James and Ella now owned more than 320 acres of land. Ella continued to improve her property by building corrals for the livestock and fencing much of the property.
Finally, with a new governor, the 1888 Legislature repealed the Maverick Law under heavy pressure from the small cattle and landowners. In the fall of that year, Ella bought 28 head of cattle from a man who was driving them from Nebraska to the Salt Lake basin. But by the time he had arrived in the area, the cattle were footsore and in poor condition.
On December 3, 1888, she applied for the WT brand through the Carbon County Brand Committee in Rawlings, but they rejected her application.
On March 16, 1889, she bought a brand from a nearby rancher and since it was already registered with the Brand Committee, this time her application was accepted.
Early in 1889, Ella unofficially adopted an eleven-year-old boy by the name of Gene Crowder. Crowder's father, John M. Crowder, was a widower, a drifter, and a heavy drinker. Crowder had several children but was unable to take care of young Gene, so Ella took him in. Gene helped her with her growing ranch along with another fourteen-year-old boy named John L. DeCorey, who Ellen had hired to work for her. In April, Ralph Coe, Jim's 20-year-old nephew from Wisconsin, joined the ranch.
Another friend who helped them was a neighbor by the name of B. Frank Buchanan who helped mend fences and assisted Ellen with branding the cattle. By the middle of July 1889, Ella had 41 head of cattle, branded with her new LU brand.
Albert John Bothwell
Albert John Bothwell, a wealthy cattleman and member of the Stock Association, lived about a mile from Jim and Ellen. Prior to Ellen homesteading her piece of land, Bothwell had used the property, as well as other large sections of open range, as pastureland for his cattle. In fact, Bothwell was in the habit of running his cattle through the entire Sweetwater Valley, spreading out some twenty miles.
Though he didn't own all of the land, he acted as though he did. Bothwell was one of the most dreaded cattlemen that lived in the area, his main focus to get the homesteaders off of "his" land. He was furious when Jim and Ellen homesteaded the property that he considered his best pastureland. Approaching Ellen several times, he tried to buy her property but she refused him.
Jim Averell had given Bothwell a right of way through his property so that Bothwell could irrigate his pastureland, but on a few occasions, Jim had threatened to cut off his water supply, which further infuriated the cattleman. Bothwell was determined to run Jim and Ellen off their property.
Cattle Roundup
When Jim wrote the letters to the Casper Newspaper, Bothwell sent his cowhands to harass the couple. The men would often just watch the couple to make sure they didn't do anything out of the ordinary. At other times, the cowhands placed skulls and crossbones on their doorways. Bothwell also had the men fence in areas of land that did not belong to him.
On July 20, 1889, a stock detective named George Henderson rode through Ellen's pasture in the early morning, finding the cattle with their fresh LU brands. Henderson, a member of the Stock Association, quickly suggested that Ellen might be illegally branding cattle. Though Bothwell no doubt knew that Ellen had had the cattle for almost a year, he saw this as his long sought after opportunity to rid himself of Jim Averell and Ellen Watson.
Bothwell sent for other cattlemen in the immediate area to meet him for an urgent meeting. Who knows what he actually told them, but by the time the meeting was over the cattlemen were convinced that Jim and Ellen had stolen the newly branded cattle. One of the men rode over to Ellen's pasture to verify the new brands, returning to tell the others about it. The men then decided to take matters into their own hands. Several of the cattlemen wanted no part of the vigilante's plans and left, but six cattlemen remained. These six ranchers included Bothwell, the ringleader, M. Earnest McLean, Robert "Captain" M. Galbraith, John Henry Durbin, Robert Conner, and Tom Sun.
After the meeting, they all decided to ride over to Ellen's homestead and see the evidence for themselves. Arriving in the early afternoon, they found the newly branded cattle and their suspicions were confirmed. John Durbin lost his temper and began tearing down the barbed wire fence and driving the cattle out. Gene Crowder, the boy who Ellen had unofficially adopted, watched as McLain and Conners detained Ella outside, keeping her from returning to her house. Forcing her into the wagon, they explained to her that they were going to Rawlins. Then they started toward Jim Averell's place. Crowder tried to go around them, but Bothwell detained him and he was forced to stay with Durbin.
Jim, who was starting to Casper, was just inside the gate when the men approached. Stating they had a warrant for his arrest, Jim demanded to see the document, at which time Durbin and Bothwell drew their guns. Jim was made to unhitch his team and climb in the wagon along with Ella, and then the group began to travel north. Crowder was allowed to leave and made tracks back to Jim's house where he explained to the others what was going on. Frank Buchanan quickly got on his horse and began to follow the vigilantes.
Buchanan followed the group for about two miles as they traveled up the east side of Averell Mountain, then headed southwest across the sagebrush toward Sweetwater River and Independence Rock. Finally, the vigilantes stopped at a gulch on the south side of the river. As Buchanan watched, Bothwell tied a rope to a tree, wrapping the other end around Jim's neck, while McLain was attempting to put a rope around Ella's dodging neck. At the sight of this, Buchanan opened fire on the vigilantes, but when the group returned fire, he fled for his life. Returning to the ranch, he told Gene Crowder, John L. DeCorey, and Ralph Coe about the hangings.
Though an investigation into the hangings began almost immediately, the bodies were left to hang in the July heat for 2 ½ days. A reporter, who was the first to talk to members of the posse, described it as thus:
"Hanging from the limb of a stunted pine growing on the summit of a cliff fronting the Sweetwater River, were the bodies of James Averell and Ella Watson. Side by side they swing, their arms touching each other, their tongues protruding and their faces swollen and discolored almost beyond recognition. Common cowboy lariats had been used, and both had died by strangulation, neither fallen over two feet. Judging from signs too plain to be mistaken a desperate struggle had taken place on the cliff, and both man and woman had fought for their lives until the last."
Sweetwater River Rocks
Their bodies were cut down and taken to Averell's roadhouse, where Justice of the Peace B.F. Emery, a Casper attorney, solemnly swore in those present and held an official coroner's inquest over their bodies. Further, he made the resulting verdict to the effect that the deceased met their death at the hands of John Durbin, Tom Sun, A.J. Bothwell, Robert Conner, Robert Galbraith and a man named Earnest McLean.
Their remains were then returned to Jim's Ranch about 3:00 a.m. on July 23, 1889, by E. Joseph Healy, who was a juror on the inquest panel. Ralph Coe, along with another man by the name of Jess Lockwood, buried the pair on Jim's Ranch. At the time of their deaths, Jim was 38 and Ella was 27.
Deputy Philip Watson arrested the six vigilantes, took them to Carbon County, and turned them over to Sheriff Frank Hadsell. The following day, on July 26, 1889, the Cheyenne Daily Leader reported:
"A Rawlins telegram says that all the men were arrested by Sheriff Hadsell of Carbon County and given a preliminary hearing yesterday afternoon. Bail was fixed at a $5,000 bond. Each lyncher was allowed to post each others bond."
The Grand Jury was convened for August 25, 1889, but before the witnesses could testify, they begin to mysteriously die or disappear. Shortly after the hangings, Gene Crowder disappeared, never to be seen again. Some said that his father heard of the affair and took him away to protect him from the powerful members of the Stock Association. John DeCorey, the boy who worked for Ellen, allegedly went to Steamboat Springs, Colorado, but was never summoned for the hearing.
Then Frank Buchanan also disappeared before the hearing. He was reportedly last seen in protective custody in Cheyenne, Wyoming. However, a year or so later, W.R. Hunt, a reporter working for the Chicago Inter-Ocean reported seeing him. A notebook by Hunt, found years later in the attic of a Kansas City home, tells where Buchanan wandered all over the country for the next year or two, hiding from the powerful cattlemen and fearing for his life.
Ralph Cole, Jim Averell's nephew, mysteriously died on the very day of the scheduled hearing, possibly from poisoning.
With no witnesses to testify, all charges were dropped against the six cattlemen. No attempts were ever made to investigate the death of Ralph Cole, nor the three disappearances of the primary witnesses against the six ranchers.
Rumors abounded that Bothwell had some of his cowboys ride to the different homesteaders and small ranchers telling them if they testified against the ranchers that they would be burned out or worse – end up like Jim and Ella.
A neighbor by the name of Tex would later say that the whole affair grew out of land troubles. Averell had contested the land Conner was trying to hold, had made Durbin some trouble on a final proof, and kept Bothwell from fencing the whole Sweetwater Valley. He also stated that Ella Watson had a small bunch of cattle and had come by them honestly – freshly branded because she had only recently recorded her brand. Nevertheless, Tex did not come forward for the hearing.
There were others too, who did not come forward – two from the local newspaper, the Sweetwater Chief. Having been alerted by two unnamed cattlemen, H.B. Fetz, the newspaper editor and his assistant J.N. Speer witnessed the abduction with field glasses from the rooftop of the newspaper building. Watching the angry procession file very near, they first saw the procession as they made their way to examine Ellen's calves and again later when they had abducted Ella and Jim. Neither volunteered to give testimony at the grand jury hearings that were later held in Rawlings.
Cattle on the Range
Another witness to the abduction was a man by the name of Dan Fitger. While Fitger was plowing a hay meadow, he could clearly see the lynching party down in the river bottom, with Buchanan following far behind. Fitger never came forward at the hearings, but years later told this story to his family.
After their deaths, George W. Durant was appointed administrator of their estates. The land, which was not yet legally theirs, would have to be turned back over to the government. Ella's property, with the exception of a few personal items, was sold at auction for $322.75. Jim's property netted $657.90. Durant also filed a lawsuit against A.J. Bothwell and John Durbin for the return of 41 head of cattle, but the lawsuit was never ruled upon.
In the same year as the lynching, both Albert Bothwell and Tom Sun were made members of the Wyoming Stockgrowers Association Executive Committee and Captain Galbraith was elected to the legislature. John Durbin served one year on the committee with his two neighbors in 1894.
A few years after Ella's death, Bothwell finally acquired both Watson's and Averell's homesteads and moved his house onto what had been Ella's homestead claim.
Much of the confusion surrounding this entire affair, as well as the apparently inaccurate information about the victims, resulted from the abundance of bad press that "Cattle Kate" and Jim Averell received from the Wyoming newspapers following their deaths. It appears that the press was also in the "pockets" of the powerful Stock Growers Association. The three Cheyenne papers trumped up the stories that everyone knows today about Ellen being a whore and rustler, and Jim her accomplice, pimp and murderous paramour.
The pair's death was just one of the many events which effectively started the infamous Johnson County War in Wyoming in 1892. The Johnson County War began when a small group of ranchers in Johnson County formed the upstart Northern Wyoming Farmers and Stock Growers Association in direct opposition to the powerful Wyoming Stock Growers Association.
© Kathy Weiser/Legends of America, updated January 2020.
Johnson County War
James Averell – Unjustly Hanged
Frontier Feuds & Range Wars
Nate Champion – Killed in the Johnson County War
1 thought on "Cattle Kate – Mystery of a Lynching"
RWentra says:
I would like to do some research on Ellen Watson and the injustice of her and Jim's situation. She sounds like a very unique woman who sadly lived for a brief period. Thank you for telling her story. Would you be willing to point me in the right direction as far as your sources? I lived in Carbon County for one year and first heard about her at the little museum in Rawlins. Then, I kind of forgot about her about after I moved, but now I want to know more.
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Tableta (z franc. tablette, destička z latinského tabula pro svůj tvar), lidově také pilulka (z latinského pilula, míček), prášek, pastilka (z pastille, pasta), pokroutka je mechanicky pevný, tvarově určitý pórovitý výlisek z práškových směsí léčivých a pomocných látek. Je určen k vnitřnímu užití nebo jinému upotřebení, k účelům léčebným, diagnostickým nebo také potravinářským. Různé názvy pro tabletu mohou připomínat cukrovinku (např. bonbon), protože byl dříve cukr považován za lék.

Tablety podle typu aplikace

perorální (orální)  tablety
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 podjazykové (sublinguární) tablety
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 šumivé tablety
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Provádí se smícháním pomocných a léčivých látek v předepsaném poměru, nebo smícháním granulátu s pomocnými látkami. Vznikne tak tabletovina, která se zpracovává lisováním v tabletovacích lisech. Lisováním vznikne tableta.

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This large flexi bin in a pink colour has a large 42 litre capacity. This flexi tub is an extremely flexible storage tub. Its durable and comes in hard wearing plastic, perfect for all sorts of jobs around the house and garden.
This flexi bin in pink is easy to lift as it has two integrated handles and will easily stack together to give you a compact storage solution.


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Ambedkar cartoon row rocks Parliament
Govt stalls distribution of NCERT's Class XI text book as Dalit MPs create ruckus
Aditi Tandon/TNS
New Delhi, May 11
After Dalit leaders created a storm in Parliament today over a Class XI political science textbook featuring an allegedly offensive cartoon of Dr B.R. Ambedkar, the Government said it had ordered withdrawal of the cartoon and stalled further distribution of the book "Indian Democracy at Work".
Human Resource Development Minister Kapil Sibal gave this assurance in both the Houses after leaders led by BSP chief Mayawati accused the Government of insulting Father of the Constitution Dr Ambedkar and demanded removal of the cartoon and action against those who allowed its publication.
Mayawati wanted the Government to register an FIR against the "guilty" — a demand which Sibal addressed saying it was for the courts to see if certain sections of the law had been violated. DMK members were also in the Well of the Houses, seeking resignation of Sibal. The entire Opposition, including the BJP, wanted the Government to respond to concerns over insult to Dr Ambedkar.
On the defensive, HRD Minister said on learning about the cartoon on April 26, he advised the National Council for Education Research and Training (NCERT) to withdraw it as it was offensive.
"On April 26, 2012, I wrote to the NCERT stating it is considered advisable to withdraw the cartoon. They set up a committee to examine the matter. Then I called all textbooks and found there are many other cartoons of leaders which are objectionable. I have now set up a committee to look into all these textbooks. The NCERT has been told to stop distributing these books till that time," Sibal said.
Earlier, as soon as the Lok Sabha assembled, the issue was raised by Dalit activist Thol Thirumaavalavan, the Lok Sabha MP who heads the Viduthalai Chiruthaigal Katchi (VCK) of Tamil Nadu, where protests were staged over the row. Thirumaavlavan stormed the Well saying the cartoon, showing Pt Jawahar Lal Nehru whipping Dr Ambedkar to speed up the process of drafting the Constitution, was an insult to both the leaders and the nation.
"While we are celebrating the 60th year of Parliament this Sunday, we are insulting Dr Ambedkar. The minister
should own responsibility for this cartoon and resign," he said, seeking action against the publishers.
Leader of the House Pranab Mukherjee tried to assuage the sentiments of leaders by saying the cartoon was totally wrong and Ambedkar was "Ved Vyas of Indian Constitution without whose tireless efforts the biggest Magna Carta of socio economic transformation would not have been possible to achieve in a record time of three years."
Unimpressed, the protesters — the VCK, the DMK and the SP — trooped into the Well and forced two adjournments. The Rajya Sabha was similarly adjourned amidst demands by the SP, the BSP and the DMK of withdrawal of the cartoon with Mayawati asking Sibal what action the Government was taking against those responsible and when such action would be taken.
"Nothing objectionable about Babasaheb Ambedkar will be allowed and action will be taken so that this is not repeated," Sibal said, adding that by 2013, all objectionable content featuring political leaders would be removed from textbooks.
The cartoon
The cartoon is in the Class XI political science textbook in circulation since 2007
Created in 1950s by Shankar of Children's Book Trust, it shows Dr Ambedkar on a snail and Pt Nehru wielding a hunter, prompting the former to hurry up
The NCERT reproduced it with a pedagogic purpose in a chapter discussing the making of the Indian Constitution


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June 5, 2016 – The presumptive presidential candidate, Donald Trump, believed that Muslim judges could become biased while presiding the interview on the Trump University case. Trump emphasized that there's a possibility for U.S. District Judge Gonzalo Curiel to be biased with his proceedings given that he is of Mexican descent. He believed that such background could stop him from being fair on the civil fraud proceedings of the case.
Trump stressed that it is "common sense" that a judge with such Mexican background would ultimately be affected with his rulings given that Trump is strong with his campaign on building a wall between U.S. and Mexico. Trump highlighted that people should stop becoming politically correct and use a little common sense in the process. "And I'm not blaming. I'm proud of my heritage, we're all proud of our heritage. But I want to build a wall," the presumptive Republican presidential candidate said. The billionaire also stated that this same goes if a Muslim judge would be the one to preside the proceedings. He believed that people who were tremendously affected by his plans and campaigns are not totally deserving of presiding his case for their tendency to be biased with the decisions that they will come up.
And even with these statements, the Senate Majority Leader, Mitch McConnell and Foreign Relations Committee Chairma, Bob Corker, said that they will continue supporting Trump but they won't disregard Trump's statement.


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Estan situats al sud de Torallola, just al nord de la partida de Llinars, al límit meridional del terme municipal. Són al nord-oest de la partida de Solans i al sud-oest de la Costa de Toni, al sud de lo Rodalet.

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Battered bitcoin bulls are latching on to this seasonality chart
Posted on September 16, 2018 By News Team
Are the seasons and fortunes about to change for bitcoin?
Bitcoin is in the mud and HODLers, the accidental acronym for those who are holding and refusing to sell under any circumstance, will hang onto anything if it means their prized virtual possession could be on its way out of a brutal bear market.
The chart below from Element Digital Asset Management details seasonality returns for bitcoin BTCUSD, -2.28% showing the final quarter of each year, 2014 aside, has produced rich returns for the crypto community.
Each square represents a day and green means the prior four weeks experienced a positive return, while red means a negative return. The trend is so lopsided that there have been just 14 red days in the final quarter of 2015, 2016 and 2017 combined.
That said, bitcoin's short life means the sample size is rather small, but bulls argue there might be something to it.
"Given that cryptocurrency markets are highly reliant on human sentiment and are rarely anchored to some sort of fundamental value, it's not unreasonable to explore whether there is some sort of seasonality that exists," wrote Element's portfolio director, Thejas Nalval, and Kevin Lu, the firm's director of quantitative research.
Bitcoin permabull Tom Lee, managing partner at Fundstrat Global Advisors, is another one who believes he has found a cheat code for bitcoin based off the changing temperatures. Using seasonalities of altcoins, or digital currencies other than bitcoin, Lee argued the fourth-quarter will be where the HODLers can stop holding their breath. By some accounts, HODL was a misspelling of hold that was later adopted by the bitcoin faithful as an acronym for "hold on for dear life."
"In our view, given the overhang from SEC actions (potential to require tokens to be registered) and the potential backlash from Washington (on cryptocurrencies, with Venezuela Petro coin as an example), we think mid-September is probably the more correct window [for the altcoin rally]", wrote Lee in a note to clients on Sept. 6.
Lee has a year-end price target of $25,000 for bitcoin, which would require a near 300% rally in the final quarter, which is not out of the question given it rallied 192% in the final quarter of 2017.
All this, said the team at Element, historians and those using seasonalities should proceed with caution with data sets light, adding that history can be used to tell stories in many ways. "In January of this year, there was a widely held narrative that the Chinese New Year was somehow responsible for the overall market sell off," wrote Element.
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Mount Revelstoke and Glacier National Parks
Are you inspired by the beauty and history of the Columbia Mountains region? Help shape the future of this special place.
Three significant places – one comprehensive plan!
Mount Revelstoke and Glacier national parks, and Rogers Pass National Historic Site
Have your say! Guided by input received in 2019 through public and stakeholder engagement, a draft management plan for Mount Revelstoke and Glacier national parks, and Rogers Pass National Historic Site has been developed. Now is your opportunity to let us know how we did. Contribute as much or as little as you like – we value all your feedback!
Ways to contribute:
Have your say: Review and comment on the plan's strategies and objectives that will guide park management over the next 10 years. The management plan is divided up into five comment forms: one for each of the four key strategies and one for the three management areas (see descriptions below). We invite you to comment on one or all five depending on your time and interests.
Forum: Join the discussion on the plan's vision - what should the parks and site look like in 15 - 20 years?
Map it: take a look at the zoning map for Mount Revelstoke and Glacier national parks and leave your comments.
Ideas or Q & A: have additional thoughts or questions? Pop them in here.
The management plan lays out the future direction for the parks including a vision, key strategies and objectives to achieve over the next 5 to 10 years. It is developed in collaboration with Indigenous partners, stakeholders and interested Canadians.
Four key strategies frame the management direction for Mount Revelstoke and Glacier national parks and Rogers Pass National Historic Site with specific focus on management priorities:
Conserving Natural and Cultural Heritage for Future Generations
True to Place Experiences
Strengthening Indigenous Relations
Assets, Infrastructure, Travel and Transportation
The four key strategies include elements of landscape-scale conservation and climate change, both important factors influencing the future of the mountain parks.
Area management focuses on specific areas of the national parks that have complex management challenges including important natural and/or cultural values, high visitation, public interest, significant infrastructure and multiple visitor experience opportunities. Three areas have been identified that require specific management objectives and targets in this management plan:
Meadows in the Sky: From Columbia River Valley to Alpine Headwaters
Rogers Pass National Historic Site
Input from Indigenous partners, stakeholders and the public during the first phase of engagement in 2019 supported development of the draft management plans for all the mountain national parks. Coordination across the mountain parks demonstrates our commitment to key priorities and a landscape-level approach. Common themes and priorities included in the plan for Mount Revelstoke and Glacier national parks and Rogers Pass National Historic Site are:
Regional Connectivity and Landscapes, and
Climate Change and Adaptive Management.
Mount Revelstoke and Glacier national parks protect and present examples of the unique Columbia Mountains Natural Region, characterized by steep mountain terrain, glaciers and dense vegetation. The area's precipitation supports the world's only inland cedar-hemlock temperate rainforest, and in winter results in heavy snowfall and unique avalanche challenges.
In Mount Revelstoke, Glacier and Rogers Pass, nature and culture are intricately linked. From Indigenous peoples to early explorers and railway builders to motorists on the Trans-Canada Highway today, the most direct route from east to west led through the formidable Columbia Mountain ranges. The natural landscapes and terrain have sustained, inspired and challenged those who travel through.
** A "what we heard" document from the first phase of public engagement is available for review in the document library. **
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The untamed wilderness and soaring peaks of the Columbia Mountains have long challenged and inspired travellers. In Mount Revelstoke and Glacier national parks and Rogers Pass National Historic Site, the protected landscapes continue to fuel adventure, creativity and innovation. Indigenous communities, who are intimately connected to these lands, actively support and contribute to decision-making and park operations.
The parks sustain a thriving natural environment, protect cultural resources, feature exceptional visitor facilities and services, and exemplify environmental stewardship in the management of these special places. In the parks, across Canada, and around the world, the rich stories and local cultures, human perseverance and ingenuity, and the natural wonders of the Columbia Mountains, are accessible to all and inspire enduring support.
The birthplace of glaciology in North America, Glacier National Park is a hub for climate, avalanche, and natural science research, attracting academia, youth and others to explore and learn about issues of local and global significance.
The commemoration of travel and transportation in Rogers Pass National Historic Site, merges past, present and future to showcase the evolution and diversity of human connections to these mountains.
True to its roots, Mount Revelstoke National Park is closely connected to the community of Revelstoke. Using innovative technology, sustainable travel options and environmental design, visitors experience the park in ways that respect the wildlife and ecosystems.
Mount Revelstoke and Glacier national parks work together with partners and stakeholders across the region, to protect and restore the diverse Columbia Mountain ecosystems, guided by evidence-based decision making. The distinctive valley bottom wetlands, inland temperate rainforest and vibrant subalpine meadows support natural biodiversity. Our children and grandchildren have the opportunity to know wilderness and become stewards.
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A State of the Park Assessment is prepared early in the planning process and sets the stage for the management plan review.
Public engagement - Phase #1
Have your say – Parks Canada is gathering input on key considerations and opportunities that should be addressed in the development of a draft management plan.
What we heard
A "what we heard" document has been posted for review. This is a summary of the input we collected in phase #1 and will inform the draft management plan.
Mount Revelstoke and Glacier National Parks is currently at this stage
Let us know how we did!
Guided by phase #1 of public engagement, a draft management plan for Mount Revelstoke and Glacier national parks and Rogers Pass National Historic Site has been developed and is ready for review.
Final park management plan
this is an upcoming stage for Mount Revelstoke and Glacier National Parks
The final Mount Revelstoke and Glacier national parks, and Rogers Pass National Historic Site Park Management Plan will be recommended by Parks Canada's CEO, submitted to the Minister of Environment and Climate Change Canada for approval, and tabled in Parliament.
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Donald Trump has finally made us mad. Really mad
Margaret Wente
Published June 11, 2018 Updated June 12, 2018
This article was published more than 1 year ago. Some information in it may no longer be current.
We Canadians are a peaceable lot. But Donald Trump has finally made us mad. He came to Canada for the weekend, arrived late, left early … and slagged us on the way out the door. He called our Prime Minister "very dishonest and weak" and said he "acts hurt when called out."That is not the way you treat a host.
Not everyone in Canada is a fan of Justin Trudeau. But he's our guy. And when the biggest bully on the block tries to push our guy around, we know whose side we're on. Even people who normally revile everything that Mr. Trudeau stands for have rallied to his side.
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Canada's Prime Minister Justin Trudeau speaks during a news conference at the G7 leaders summit in La Malbaie, Que., on Saturday, June 9, 2018.
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"Canada's Conservatives continue to support the Prime Minister's efforts to make the case for free trade," tweeted Conservative Leader Andrew Scheer.
"I'm in complete agreement with the Prime Minister's statement," tweeted Alberta's usually belligerent Jason Kenney.
"We will stand shoulder to shoulder with the Prime Minister and the people of Canada," tweeted Doug Ford, the liberal-loathing premier-designate of Ontario.
Mr. Trudeau is my guy, too. He asked "in what universe" Canada's steel and aluminum could be considered a national security threat.He pointed out that it's "kind of insulting" to be called a threat to America, in a world when Canadian soldiers have fought side-by-side with the United States. Canadians "are polite and reasonable," he said, "but we also will not be pushed around."
Mr. Trudeau's wardrobe misadventure in India may have made him look pathetic and pandering, but today he looks like Captain Canada. The more that Mr. Trump insults him, the more popular he's bound to get – for now, at least.
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Mr. Trump and his trash-talking lackeys in the White House are like the schoolyard bullies who pick on the littlest kid because they think he'll be the easiest to beat up.
"There's a special place in hell for any foreign leader that engages in bad faith diplomacy with President Donald J. Trump," his trade adviser, Peter Navarro, said, sounding like some cut-rate hit man. Mr. Navarro is outraged that the media only write about the steel tariffs imposed by the United States and ignore the outrageous tariffs that Canada plans to put on maple syrup. Seriously.
"It was a betrayal," Larry Kudlow, the President's chief economic adviser, said of Mr. Trudeau's remarks. "He really kind of stabbed us in the back." He even blamed Mr. Trudeau for undermining the summit with North Korea by making Mr. Trump look "weak." That was ridiculous bluster. The truth is that Mr. Trump simply decided to get mad after the fact, because … because he felt like it.
In Mr. Trump's reality-distortion field, facts mean nothing. All that matters is exerting dominance. "He's like a velociraptor," one former U.S. ambassador told The New Yorker. "If you don't show him deference he kills you." Mr. Trudeau didn't show enough deference, so he decided to kill him.
As The New York Times's top reporter Maggie Haberman explains, Mr. Trump is increasingly acting on instinct alone. His stronger aides have left, and the replacements are unwilling and unable to keep his instincts in check. Chaos and conflict are exactly what Trump likes, and exactly what we can expect even more of. As Steve Bannon, his former adviser, told The Times, "This is how he governs, and this is his 'superpower.' "
This unfortunate reality leaves Canada – and Captain Canada, as well – in a bind. The strongest bilateral relationship in the world is in a ditch and there's no clear way to get out. Reasoning and logic won't help. You might as well try to reason with a two-tonne two-year old with a tantrum.
Yet getting into a full-blown trade war would be even worse. For most of the United States, it would be a minor inconvenience. But it would be a catastrophe for us.
The two main challenges of any prime minister are national unity and U.S. relations. It's ironic that as U.S. relations collapse to the lowest point that anyone can remember, national unity has soared. But Canadians' refreshing sense of solidarity probably won't last forever. Mr. Trudeau has to find a way to pull the relationship out of the ditch without making it worse – preferably before the next election. It is now the toughest and most urgent assignment on his plate.
Meanwhile, we can slap all the tariffs we like on gherkins, maple syrup and bourbon. They might make us feel good. But they won't make a difference.
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As we celebrate, embrace and empower girls and women of color, the National Girls and Women of Color Council, Inc. (NGWCC) and I Am Beautiful Global, Inc. are seeking nominations of girls and women of color who have and are making history as trailblazers and torchbearers in their own right. Selected Nominees will be featured in the special thematic issue of the Journal of Colorism Studies (JOCS), Celebrating, Embracing and Empowering Girls and Women of Color, under the section, Girls and Women Making History.
Nominees demonstrate character, commitment, perseverance, determination, strength and resiliency. They inspire and empower girls and women of color to achieve their dreams and to reach higher ground. Nominees may be students, parents, seniors, business leaders, lawyers, artists, writers, organizational leaders, administrators, educators, health workers, politicians, change agents, role models, mentors, clergy, founders, community activists/leaders, social workers, visionaries, volunteers, employees, etc.
We are very interested in receiving nominations of seniors who are unsung trailblazers and torchbearers within communities of color.
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British PM Johnson to win a majority of 86 - Exit poll
Britain's Prime Minister Boris Johnson leaves a polling station at the Methodist Central Hall, with his dog Dilyn, after voting in the general election in London. -Reuters
By Reuters - December 13, 2019 @ 6:38am
LONDON: Prime Minister Boris Johnson's Conservative Party will win a majority of 86 seats in Britain's election, giving him the numbers in parliament he needs to deliver Brexit on Jan. 31, an exit poll indicated on Thursday.
In a handout picture released by the BBC the outside of the BBC building in London shows the broadcaster's exit poll results showing Britain's Prime Minister Boris Johnson's Conservative Party winning the election with 368 seats, as the ballots begin to be counted in the general election. -AFP/Paul Harding -BBC
The exit poll showed Johnson's Conservatives would win 368 seats, enough for a comfortable outright majority in the 650-seat parliament. Labour were forecast to win 191 seats, the Scottish National Party 55 seats and the Liberal Democrats 13.
Official results will be declared over the next seven hours.
In the last five national elections, only one exit poll has got the outcome wrong - in 2015 when the poll predicted a hung parliament when in fact the Conservatives won a majority, taking 14 more seats than forecast.
If Johnson's bet on a snap election has paid off, he will move swiftly to ratify the Brexit deal he struck with the European Union so that the United Kingdom can leave on Jan. 31 - 10 months later than initially planned.
In a handout picture released by the BBC the outside of the BBC building in London shows the broadcaster's exit poll results showing Jeremy Corbyn's Labour Party only getting 191 seats, as the ballots begin to be counted in the general election. -AFP/Paul Harding -BBC
Johnson called the first Christmas election since 1923 to break what he said was the paralysis of Britain's political system after more than three years of crisis over how, when or even if to leave the European Union.
The face of the "Leave" campaign in the 2016 referendum, 55-year-old Johnson fought the election under the slogan of "Get Brexit Done", promising to end the deadlock and spend more on health, education and the police.
The exit poll was produced by three broadcasters - the BBC, ITV and Sky - who teamed up to jointly produce similar surveys in the last three elections, held in 2010, 2015 and 2017.
A Conservative Party supporter reacts after the broadcaster's exit poll results shows Britain's Prime Minister Boris Johnson's Conservative Party being predicted to win a majority, as the ballots begin to be counted in the general election. -AFP
In 2010 and 2017, their exit polls accurately predicted the overall outcome and were close to forecasting the correct number of seats for the two main parties. However in 2015, it predicted a hung parliament when in fact the Conservatives won a majority, taking 14 more seats than forecast.
Johnson's strategy was to breach Labour's so called "Red Wall" of seats across the Brexit-supporting areas of the Midlands and northern England where he cast his political opponents as the out-of-touch enemies of Brexit.
Ballot boxes are carried into the hall at the count centre in Uxbridge, where Britain's Prime Minister and Conservative leader Boris Johnson hopes to hold his seat, in west London. -AFP
While a majority will allow Johnson to lead the United Kingdom out of the club it first joined in 1973, Brexit is far from over: He faces the daunting task of negotiating a trade agreement with the EU in just 11 months.
After Jan. 31 Britain will enter a transition period during which it will negotiate a new relationship with the EU27.
This can run until the end of December 2022 under the current rules, but the Conservatives made an election promise not to extend the transition period beyond the end of 2020. --Reuters
The first ballot boxes are emptied before sorting at the count centre in Bishopbriggs, north of Glasgow where Britain's Liberal Democrat leader Jo Swinson hopes to hold on to her seat. -AFP
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Hi, Could you please advise if you have buses running from Naples Airport to Salerno on Saturday 30th March? If so, could you please advise the times and the cost? Our flight is due to land around 10am.
I am trying to go from salerno to Naples airport ( apr 26 depart 12 noon) using the Buonocore shuttle but do not know exactly where to catch the shuttle. Where do I purchase the ticket? Thank you for any info!
Thanks for the link. Do I need to make a reservation or just show up? Is there a specific place I should wait at – like a bus stop sign?
You don't need to book. There is the list of the bus stop in the shedule we sent you, the second link above, once you are in the place from where the buses leave look for the buses of the company you are travelling with.
Hi! It looks like that, now the active rides are at 09.00 and 13:00, as the sites shows.
Here there is the timetable of Sitabus buses from Napoli to Salerno and there are rides after 13.00 too.
Hi, I am writing to request further information about your rides from Naples to Salerno.
Could you please advice me about the time and the place where I take the bus? I'm confused with all the details that you've written above.
Here is one line you can take after 14.00, the buses leaves from Nples Airport at 16.00 arriving in Salerno at 17.15.
Do you have any shuttles that run from Naples to Salerno on Sunday 7 July. Thank you!
Hi, Could you please advise if you have buses running from Naples Airport to Salerno on Saturday 17th August? If so, could you please advise the times and the cost and if there is a stop nearby the marina in Salerno? Our flight is due to land around 15 pm.
Could you please advise if the buses running from Naples Airport to Naples have stops near Napoli-Varco Immacolatella, which is the departure of the buses to Minori (that you indicated me : https://www.sitabus.it/?attachment_id=775).
Could you please advise if the buses running from Naples Airport to Naples have stops near Napoli-Varco Immacolatella, which is the departure of the buses to Minori (that you indicate me : https://www.sitabus.it/?attachment_id=775).
With my luggage, 15mn walk is not easy.
So, I prefer the ride from the Airport of Naples to Salerno. Can you confirm me that there are four departures per day set at: 09:30 – 13:30 – 16:00 – 19:30 ?
To go from Salerno to Minori, can you confirm that the schedule is the one below ?
Do you still offer a bus from Rome (FCO) direct to Salerno? Please supply schedule. Thank you.
Buongiorno, il giorno 11 settembre arriverò all'aeroporto di Napoli diretta a Salerno. L'orario di arrivo e' 13.20 e ho solo bagaglio a mano. Vedo che c'e' un vostro autobus in pertenzaalle 13.30, potrebbe aspettarmi?
Salve! Non siamo una compagnia di trasporti ma un blog spontaneo che spera di fornire informazioni utili ai viaggiatori! Dovrebbe contattare la compagnia per tali richieste o prendere l'autobus successivo.
Arrivato giorno 29/10/2013 alle ore 08,30 all' aeroporto di Napoli, mi informavo, per le partenze degli autobus per Salerno, presso l' ufficio "INFORMAZIONI" situato agli "ARRIVI" dello stesso aeroporto, il quale mi indirizzava presso un piazzale distante circa 300 metri (con i bagagli non e' piacevole). Arrivato al piazzale suddetto, leggevo sul cartello gli orari. Le corse erano solo due (09,30 e 13,30) e addirittura la partenza delle 09,30 sarebbe arrivata a Salerno alle 11,50. Messomi in contatto con l'utenza 089 405145 posto sita in via Vinciprova a Salerno, mi veniva riferito che la partenza era alle ore 10,00 e non alle ore 09,30 e che il capolinea era situato alle "PARTENZE" dell' aeroporto suddetto. Alla fine sono riuscito a prendere il bus, alle 09,30 e non alle 10,00, solo perché al passaggio del bus mi sono messo in mezzo alla strada. Quando sopra per far si che nell' immediato futuro possa questo servizio pubblico migliorare.
Hi, i will be arriving at Naples airport at approx 10am on saturday 4th October 2014, please could you tell me the easiest and preferably the cheapest way to get to Minori. many thanks.
Please could you tell me the departures for summer 2014 from Napoli airport to Salerno?
Hi. On September 30, 2013, bus Naples Capodichino Airport – Salerno at 19.30 cancelled? How do I get in Salerno, if my plane arrives at 18.05? Thank you!
Yes, you're absolutely right. From 25/01/2016 there was a slight change in the timetable and now the bus from Napoli Airport leaves at 09.15. There is also a bus at 13.30.


It's gut-check time for the Tampa Bay Lightning.
Following Thursday night's 2-1 loss to the Winnipeg Jets, the Bolts are six points behind the Carolina Hurricanes in the Southeast and near the bottom of the Eastern Conference with 21 points.
After winning six of their first seven games to start the season and leading the league in goals as recently as the middle of February, Tampa Bay never imagined they would be where they are at the halfway point of the season.
The Lightning have to focus on what's ahead of them, center Steven Stamkos said, because there is nothing to be done about the events of the past.
That's a tall order for any team not named the Chicago Blackhawks, and the Bolts have looked incapable over the past month of building any such streak.
It's going to be especially difficult if the goaltending can't step up in the absence of Mathieu Garon, who is out due to a lower body injury suffered Monday night against the Pittsburgh Penguins.
Anders Lindback only allowed two goals Thursday, but he was beat short side once by Eric Tangradi (1) and through the five-hole on Bryan Little's game-winning goal (4) late in the third period.
His inconsistencies and propensity for allowing ill-timed goals has hurt the Lightning throughout the season. He had all but lost the starting job to Garon before his injury, sitting out portions of five straight games before being forced back into action.
Struggles will come with a young goaltender, but in this shortened season, the Lightning don't have time to wait for them to end.
They also failed to convert on five power play attempts, including a full two-minute five-on-three chance during the second period.
Ryan Malone picked up a point in his return from a 13-game absence and Stamkos added to his NHL goal lead with his 18th in the third period.
Bryan Little #18 of the Winnipeg Jets celebrates after scoring a goal during the third period of the game against the Tampa Bay Lightning at the Tampa Bay Times Forum on March 7, 2013 in Tampa, Florida. The Jets beat the Lightning 2-1, claiming sole possession of second place in the Southeast Division.
However, the empty-net effort as time expired came up just short despite an abundance of chances as Winnipeg goalie Al Montoya played very well in net, making 28 of 29 saves.
It was certainly a game that, given a few bounces going Tampa Bay's way, could have easily had a different outcome.
Stamkos, though, is done looking for silver linings.
The Bolts will get their next shot at it Saturday night, in the Forum once again, as the Montreal Canadiens are coming to town. The Habs, one of the league's biggest surprises at the halfway point, lead the Eastern Conference with 34 points.
The game starts at 7 p.m. EST.
Winnipeg, in second place in the Southeast following Thursday night's victory, will be right back in action tomorrow night against the Florida Panthers starting at 6:30 p.m. ET, the third game in a four-game road trip.
For the Lightning, it would be best if Winnipeg and Florida both lost tomorrow night. After all, they are in the business of doing the impossible.
And the impossible is what has to be done if Tampa Bay wants to come back and make the postseason.


I have written very little lately about GMOs and the labeling issue. Honestly, I was not surprised when Obama signed the recent GMO Labeling bill into law on Friday, July 29th. I have had a very poor opinion of his relationship with GMOs since he named his cabinet from the first election: The handwriting was on the wall that what he promised in the election was simply to get elected,he, in truth, was in full support of GMOs and had no real intention of labeling them.
evidently so did Big Ag!
The result of this legislation will be no real labeling of GMOs. Poor people, the elderly and anyone else without a smartphone will be relegated to 2nd class citizen without access to the technology to help them identify foods with GMOs in them; many more are not going to make the extra effort to try to find out if their food is modified - the onus will be on them and companies get off scot-free. In truth, though there are so many loopholes in this law, many GMOs will not be mentioned, let alone make the ingredients list we have come to rely on. Furthermore, most of the compliance is voluntary and no labeling is put in place for a two-year study period. It superceeds Vermont's and Conneticut's bills which were far more consumer oriented than this one.
I was not surprised, but I was deeply offended. Americans, who already lag behind the rest of the world with confidence in our food supply, will only lag further behind. More of our resources are being consumed by GMO production every year and the poisons required to get a crop from these man-made seeds continues to grow in volume and variety. No other civilized country devalues the lives of their citizens as does the United States. While polls still show 90% want their food labeled as GMO if it has GMOs, our government has passed a bill that is a farce of a labeling law. This bill is an insult to every thinking person in this country. It is a lie perpetuated so that corporations can continue to pollute our soils, our environments and our bodies with this un-yet proven technology.
This man has evidently appeared in some movies, I don't know. However, I won't hold that against him - he brings a good message.
GMOs are part and parcel of this paradigm. They require petroleum-based herbicides and insecticides (in most cases) and certainly rely on fossil fuels for growing and transporting their products to market. This world-vision denies that there are crises on our doorstep. These products are on the wrong side of history, they are far too extractive and they promise that man can defeat nature. It is unbridled hubris that we can fight Nature and win - we have never before.
We always say "Monsanto this or Monsanto that" but that's just shorthand for Monsanto and all the others. The truth is that Monsanto is the primary mover and shaker in this technology AND the largest seed seller in the US. It is overwhelmingly sad and discouraging to watch our government enthralled by corporations that do the most harm and the least good. I know our country has survived before, but why do we have to go into the abyss yet again?
We will have to figure out a new strategy to avoid GMOs - maybe that means just not buying packaged foods? Maybe we'll have to create and enforce our own standard that keeps the government irrelevant.
I know this: to give up is not a choice. There is too much at stake and our voices and our actions are just too damn important to stop! We may have hard days - and harder days yet - ahead, but giving up is not possible. There are children and their future and so much more. We cannot give up in the face of this greed. And we must preserve our planet.


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Excerpts from a talk given by P. Dayanandan on 10 April 2012 at the Book release of the 'Anthology of Tamil Dalit Writing' at the Oxford University Press, Chennai. I will be quite happy if students of literature, say at the University of Wisconsin enjoy, critique and write term papers on Dalit poems, novels and fiction in this Anthology.
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Indeed, Baisantry is the author of the first autobiographical account by a Dalit woman to be written in Hindi. "The Case of the Quota Candidate," a short story by Anita Bharti in its translation from Hindi by Swarnim Khare, is the work of a Dalit writer and activist known …
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Serum ferritin and hematological indices in thalassemia minor and nontransfusion dependent hemoghlobinopathy
Mehdi Dehghani1, Parisa Karimzadeh2, Nazanin Azadeh2, Alirea Rezvani1, Ali Kashkooe2
1 Department of Hematology and Medical Oncology, Hematology Research Center, Shiraz University of Medical Sciences, Shiraz, Iran
2 Department of Hematology and Medical Oncology, Shiraz University of Medical Sciences, Shiraz, Iran
Dr. Mehdi Dehghani
Department of Hematology and Medical Oncology, Hematology Research Center, Shiraz University of Medical Sciences, Shiraz
DOI: 10.4103/ijh.ijh_18_20
BACKGROUND: Iron deficiency is not common in thalassemia minor and nontransfusion dependent hemoglobinophaties. The majority of these patients have normal-to-high serum ferritin. OBJECTIVES: The aims of the study were to evaluate serum ferritin levels in alpha and beta thalassemia minor and intermedia and in, hemoglobin H disease, and sickle cell anemia, and to investigate the effect of iron consumption on increasing serum ferritin levels and the role of Mentzer and Srivastava indices in patients with thalassemia minor and low serum ferritin levels. MATERIALS AND METHODS: In this study, 204 patients with alpha-thalassemia minor, beta-thalassemia minor, nontransfusion-dependent thalassemia intermediate, and sickle cell disease were studied. Serum ferritin levels, Mentzer, Srivastava, and Bordbar's formula were measured using erythrocyte indices. RESULTS: Irrespective of iron deficiency status, which was 5.9% and was more common in women, total iron intake was 39%. Iron deficiency status was 3.3% in alpha thalassemia, 9.8% in beta-thalassemia, and 4.5% in sickle cell disease. High and very high serum ferritin levels are more common in beta intermediate thalassemia and sickle cell anemia. Mentzer and Srivastava indices were not significant for differentiating thalassemia minor and iron deficiency, but the Bordbar's formula in thalassemia minor with iron deficiency was statistically significant (119.75). CONCLUSION: Patients with minor thalassemia and nontransfusion dependent hemoglobinopathy had a lower prevalence of iron deficiency according due to due to serum ferritin levels compared to the general population. High and very high ferritin is more common in intermediate thalassemia, hemoglobin H, and sickle cell patients.
Dehghani M
Karimzadeh P
Azadeh N
Rezvani A
Kashkooe A
hemoglobin H
intermediate thalassemia
Mentzer index
minor thalassemia
Srivastava index


Spartans, faculty and the community came together on Monday, March 18 for an evening discussion with Dr. Michael Eric Dyson. Dyson is a sociology professor at Georgetown University, a New York Times contributing Opinion writer, and he is currently a contributing editor of The New Republic and of ESPN's The Undefeated website.
The crowd was excited to see Dyson in person, gathering around the Recital Hall entrance in UNCG's School of Music Building, which is housed in the College of Visual and Performing Arts (CVPA). This event was free and open to the public.
Before the doors were opened for the enthusiastic audience members, Dyson stood above them, looking down to greet everyone before the event. After he finished a meal with some special individuals upstairs, they all attended the festivity.
Eventually, the crowd filed into the recital hall, finding ideal seating to see Dyson where he would stand behind the podium on the stage. Dyson came on stage and was greeted with applause and shouts from excited onlookers. The audience learned that Dyson, alongside being a professor and contributing editor, is the author of 19 books, and has received various awards such as an NAACP Image Award for Outstanding Literary Work for Nonfiction.
Dyson had a night that led to success with his topic. He begins by stating that the sixties encompassed politics, art, culture and race. His question for gatherers to reflect on was: "Did the '60s truly end after those years were over?" Some could have silently thought no. Others might have thought that there has been progress, but more still needs to change.
The crowd included more than adults who identify as black, showing that the world has people who care about the direction of the country and what can change for the better in our future.
Dyson shared that the beginning of the '60s for some black individuals might have begun mentally, physically as well as emotionally in 1956. Racism stemmed from Black Americans being threatened to sit in the back of a bus or drink from a separate water fountain from White Americans. Discrimination kept thrusting its way in African-Americans lives through the lack of funding at the Black schools by giving them the out of date and/or hand-me-down books from the higher-funded white schools.
Blacks in America did not rebel just to do so, they felt that their ancestors fought for what was morally correct and that they had the right to do the same for themselves and their families. A privilege that many Black people were lacking at the time due to the color of their skin delayed the rights that they truly deserved at birth.
Civil Rights leaders like Martin Luther King Jr led people of all creeds to march for a life of fairness. Artists like Nikki Giovanni and Aretha Franklin were deemed great in the eyes of certain unjust people. When one type of oppression was fought, another seemed to arise.
Dyson also talked about the breakthrough of Obama being president, stating that, "the '60s are being recapitulated today," answering his question from the beginning of the event. He even included humor to bring comfort to the room due to the heaviness of the topic.
Dyson ended the event by addressing the audience's questions and signing books for his supporters. This event was an evening of reflection on what was and is a part of our society, and how that can be changed through positive actions.


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Fans of cartridge-based gaming will no doubt be excited to hear that Coleco has announced the Coleco Chameleon, a new cartridge-based console from the creators of the ColecoVision, which was released in 1982. The last major console to use cartridges only was the Nintendo 64, which was released in 1996.
The Coleco Chameleon will live up to its name, as it will play 20th-century 8-bit, 16-bit, and 32-bit titles. "It's ironic that a new 'retro' video-game system would actually revolutionize and revitalize the Coleco brand," said Coleco partner Chris Cardillo, in a press release. The project's a collaboration between Coleco and a company called Retro Video Game Systems.
Coleco went bankrupt in the late 1980s but reformed in 2005. Since then, the company has released sporatic stand-alone consoles with retro games pre-installed such as the Coleco Sonic Handheld Console (which plays 20 games from the Sega Master System and Sega GameGear) and the ColecoVision Flashback Console, which plays 60 ColecoVision games using two built in controllers.
The console will release sometime in 2016. Few details have been released so far.


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