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Q: Fig 1.8 on page 16 of Guillemin and Pollack's "differential topology" For fig 1-8 on page 16, there is a sentence explaining why it is not a submanifold: "The trouble arises because the immersion is not one-to-one". I am quite confused because the definition according to page 14 "the best we can demand is that $df_x : T_x(x)\to T_y(Y)$ be injective. If so, $f$ is said to be immersion at $x$" means that immersion is already one-to-one in tangent space. But does Fig1.8 show this injection in tangent space ?

A: The injectivity of any $df_x$ in any tangent space $T_x(X)$ does not imply that the map $f$ is injective, i.e. that $x\neq y\Rightarrow f(x)\neq f(y)$, as the example of the "eight" proves. In fact, in that case, there exist $x,y\in S^1$ with $x\neq y$ such that $f(x)=f(y)$. However the maps:
$$
df_x:T_x(S^1)\to T_z(\mathbb R^2),\qquad df_x:T_y(S^1)\to T_z(\mathbb R^2)
$$
with $z=f(x)=f(y)$ are injective. The point is that $ T_x(S^1)$ and $T_y(S^1)$ are different tangent spaces which are injectively mapped into the same tangent space $T_z(\mathbb R^2)$.
The fact that $df_x$ is injective implies only that  in a neighborhhod $U_x$ the restriction $f|_{U_x}$ is injective. However may exist $y\not\in U_x$ such that $f(x)=f(y)$.

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We lost by just 1/2 point last night in the 30th annual Varsity match up with our local rivals Huddersfield.
Team Bradford pushed Huddersfield to the very last game pulling off some memorable victories in Women's Basketball, Women's Volleyball, American Football, and Men's (seconds) Football.
We take home some amazing memories, and can't wait for next year when Varsity comes back home to Bradford.


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Loupart is the brainchild of Joost De Villebois, a Dutch financier with French roots. The wine is made by the very talented Thierry Merlet, who has worked in Australia and Oregon, as well as his native Loire Valley.
The grapes were sourced from carefully selected vineyards from the Loire Valley, a region renowned for its elegant, fresh whites. Situated in the north west of France, and following the course of the River Loire, the vineyards are influenced by a relatively continental climate. The soils vary considerably and this diversity of terroirs contributes to subtle complexity in the resulting wine.
2017 was characterised by an earlier harvest than usual that took place two weeks earlier than average, under ideal weather conditions. Frost in April impacted some areas resulting in lower yields; however the excellent quality of the grapes harvested show good levels of maturity and flavour concentration.
Loire Sauvignon Blanc is traditionally paired with French goat cheeses. Try it with a grilled goats cheese salad, or a plate of dried, cured meats.
This Sauvignon Blanc has a little extra fullness on the palate which means it will accompany all types of chicken dishes, as well as a green Primavera salad or creamy pasta dishes.


We strive to go beyond the booth and create a studio experience. Why does this set you apart as an event sponsor? If you attend an event where sponsors are present, which are you more likely to recall one year later - the logo and phone number on the ball point pen your received as a give-away and likely lost, or the brand that created the cool and fun photo op, the one whose photo strip is still hanging on your fridge or in your cubicle? By creating an experience for guests, we create brand awareness and foster brand loyalty that lasts long after the end of an event.
We hate thinking "inside the booth", so we work with every client, big and small, to craft a truly unique studio. Our greatest goal is to create a positive experience your guests will associate with your brand for years to come, and that typically doesn't involve working form a template! Novel output and genuine connection is what we strive to provide.
We work with clients to craft a high impact experience that works within their budget. Prioritizing your goals for a sponsorship, determining what type of physical output and digital footprint will achieve those goals, and discussing what type of information is important to you after an event will all help determine price. Get in touch for a comprehensive quote today!


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Our program is designed to respect and preserve your independence while being sensitive to when assistance is needed.
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And it has a glorious Pitch Perfect connection.
Even though your mind is still firmly on Paper Towns, which doesn't premiere for a few more weeks, you can officially start embracing your excitement for John Green's next film adaptation. Come December, Let It Snow—a short story collection with fellow authors Maureen Johnson and Lauren Myracle—will hit theaters.
There's no doubt it's going to be awesome, and we're not just saying that because John Green's name is attached. The beloved YA author wrote the original source material, but Pitch Perfect writer Kay Cannon will be penning the script about the trio of Christmas Eve romances. There's no word on whether singing will be incorporated because of her involvement, but go ahead and cross your fingers just in case. Carols, anyone?
Universal Pictures will release the film on December 9, 2016, which means that for the last three glorious years, there's been a brand-new John Green movie in our lives. The Fault in Our Stars happened in 2014, Paper Towns is hitting theaters in 2015, and Let It Snow will grace the big screen in 2016. He still has Looking For Alaska somewhere in the movie pipeline, so that might be another addition to his multi-year streak. We can only hope.
Catch up with his many projects here.


Reading has been a breeding ground for chavs and similar scummy peasants for many years. Even in the village I lived in for 19 years on the outskirts, the sportswearing, gold chain loving, gel-slicked, ignorant and smelly species festered.
So, from the west – Tilehurst: a glorious citadel of chavdom. Surrounded on all sides by steep hills – chavs are able to exist without the worry of interference from anyone except the police and, occasionally, wanderers from other areas. This particular breed of chav are extremely gifted at stealing bikes from the station and smashing up cars. Other than that, they congregate either at Rusts, Tilehurst Triangle (complete with greasy KFC) or occasionally spilling down the other side of the hill to mix with the Calcot chavs at Savacentre and Superbowl.
Town Centre: A haven for the burberry-clad insects- Lots of restricted access streets to drive souped up Novas and scooters down. A spacious shopping centre (oracle) complete with JD Sports and McDonalds. Various Wetherspoons where they can occasionally get served alchopops but failing that, a plethora of off-licences and garages to purchase cider from (esp. Davinas at the bottom of Broad St) Lots of opportunities to be loud, aggressive, pathetic and generally offensive.
Moving North to Caversham : Sporting a precinct rivalled only by Abingdon, this once pretty suburb of Reading is now heaving with the little blighters. The shops near Emmer Green are perfect haunts and the kebab van opposite Esso is never short of young, pissed up chavs.
Whitley: This particular area has long had a reputation of being less than savoury and it is a reputation well-deserved. One, big, sprawling council estate of VWs, Corsas and scooters. A place of lager, fags, caps and violence (sometimes minor, sometimes serious). You have been warned!
So, if anyone wishes to add any points/stories of interest, feel free. I will destroy them all!!!!!


To many sailors, sailboat chartering means freedom of sailing in warm, wonderful areas, full of spectacular anchorages, using a nice, well-maintained boat. All true. However, because of many misconceptions, 2 issues should be tackled from the onset: the skills or the necessary experience and the cost of chartering. We will then show you the different types of charters, and how to have the best possible experience.
Many times over, I have read in newsgroups on the Internet, or heard from fellow sailors: "My wife and I own and sail an XYZ 28 on Lake Ontario, but we have never chartered in the Caribbean. We have been thinking about this for a long time, but we're not sure we can handle bareboat sailing out on the ocean..."
Well, it certainly is a legitimate question. But the immediate answer is: If you have handled a 28 or 30 footer on a lake or in coastal waters, whether cruising or day-sailing, you can most probably get by safely and successfully in the Caribbean, if you respect the sea environment and comply with obvious seamanship guidelines. However, you will need different skill levels depending on where you plan to charter (read further). And by the way, it is a bad idea to lie about your sailing abilities. Serious charter companies will check you out before they let you leave the dock with a $250,000 boat. Plus, it would probably put you in a situation ultimately endangering your crew and yourself. So don't do it.
Take a "Bareboat Chartering" course near home. Several reputable companies provide them. Understand this though: those courses will not make a sailor out of you if you have no previous experience. But they will teach you a valuable complement to what you already know.
Do a week of sailing school charter. (See below).
Ask you charter company to provide you with a "Friendly Skipper" for 2 days to make you acquainted with your boat and the area. It is not free, but it is worth the price.
As much as possible, for your first time, try to do the cruise with at least one other experienced sailor, whether it is your wife, significant other, or good buddy. Yes, the Caribbean Sea is beautiful, but the Trade Winds can sometimes blow real hard. Therefore, two pairs of experienced hands are, in our opinion, a minimum to safely handle a 30/32-ft. boat in a completely new environment.
The vision of the rich yachtsman seating on his boat deck overlooking a Caribbean sunset evokes the words dollars, millions, out of reach etc. Nothing could be farther from the truth.
Let's use the comparison for a 1-week stay between a comfortable -but not particularly fancy - Caribbean resort and a 46ft. sailing yacht (without crew) in the Virgin Islands, for 3 couples, in high season, usually set between December15 and April 30. The table below does not include air fares, which are the same either way, and is shown per couple, for 3 couples sharing the boat.
Even if only 2 couples would share the boat, it would still come slightly cheaper than the resort. Besides, sailing in complete freedom between islands from one dream anchorage to the next bears, in my view, much more glamour than seating on a beach at a resort.
Keep in mind, however, that you may find slightly lower charter prices than those shown here (source: BVI Yacht Charters 2011). However, in the chartering industry, you will get what you pay for and this is one area where you definitely want quality and service. We will show you how to recognize those 2 elements in our other articles of this section.


1:17But upon mount Zion shall be deliverance, and there shall be holiness; and the house of Jacob shall possess their possessions. 1:18And the house of Jacob shall be a fire, and the house of Joseph a flame, and the house of Esau for stubble, and they shall kindle in them, and devour them; and there shall not be any remaining of the house of Esau; for the LORD hath spoken it. 1:19And they of the south shall possess the mount of Esau; and they of the plain the Philistines: and they shall possess the fields of Ephraim, and the fields of Samaria: and Benjamin shall possess Gilead. 1:20And the captivity of this host of the children of Israel shall possess that of the Canaanites, even unto Zarephath; and the captivity of Jerusalem, which is in Sepharad, shall possess the cities of the south. 1:21And saviours shall come up on mount Zion to judge the mount of Esau; and the kingdom shall be the LORD'S.


The summer holidays presents all manner of challenges for site managers who need to keep bored school kids away from danger – a topic we've covered before. And it seems that farm manager Mark Saunders has found a novel way to deter unwanted visitors.
According to Saunders, his farm near Middlesbrough has been plagued by children breaking into one of the fields. He claims that these trespassers have been entering the field and climbing on stacks of hay bales on an almost nightly basis. On some occasions the bales have even been set alight, and the combined effect of climbing and fire has destabilised many of the piles.
Having received little assistance from police or local parents in the three weeks since the summer holidays, he has been forced to try another deterrent.
Deciding that there is no way cost-effective way of improving fencing Saunders has instead decided to move one of the farm's bulls into the field. He has also approached Cleveland police, asking them to make the public aware that the field (and hay bales) are protected by a bull.
But as effective as the bull may be, there are questions about whether Saunder's actions are legal.
Keeping bulls in the UK is (obviously) perfectly legal – but there are a number of HSE guidelines that farmers must adhere to. Saunders needs to ensure that his bull is not overly aggressive near the public.
Perhaps more pressingly, he is also expected to provide adequate fencing to prevent children gaining access to the field, and ensuring that paths are clearly marked so that members of the public do not stray unknowingly. This means that if a child climbs through fencing and is injured by his bull, Saunders may face prosecution by the HSE.
The Newham Grange Leisure Farm claims that all necessary provisions have been made, but the fact remains that bulls present a significant risk to members of the public. It could be that Saunders' bull causes more problems than it solves.
Whether on a farm or a building site, managers must do all they can to keep children out for their own safety. And the use of animals – more commonly guard dogs – offers a powerful deterrent.
But by introducing creatures capable of causing injury, site managers could actually be making the workplace more dangerous. Which is obviously a breach of the Health and Safety At Work act.
Far less dangerous (and contentious), the use of fencing is a far safer choice for virtually every setting – including Mr Saunders' farm. Ultimately the cost of installing secure fencing will almost certainly cost less than a legal defence should a member of the public be injured by an animal on site.
For more help and advice about applying health and safety provisions effectively on your site (without the use of animals), please get in touch.
An interesting article and one in which I have a personal interest, since I often walk country footpaths.
You state a requirement to 'provide adequate fencing to prevent children gaining access to the field,', which is not strictly the case.
Restricting access is a whole different scenario to 'preventing'.
Some stock fence with a single barbed wire strand along the top will be restricting, but not preventing.
To prevent access might imply fencing of 2 mtrs or more, but clearly the HSE feel that 1.3 mtrs is enough to restrict access.
Hi Bernard. All points very valid. Good idea about the Bull? more of a deterrent don't you think.
Thanks for dropping by with your comments.
I've seen plenty of Bulls in fields that are crossed by footpaths, sometimes with home made signs that usually consist of a plastic lid from a large Tub with permanent marker words like 'Warning – Bull in Field'. Which aside from being gash, are contrary to the HSE guidance on wording.
Always a bit unnerving when out hiking a trail in the middle of nowhere! You never know how aggressive the farmer is, let alone their animals!
As you rightly said, the farmer is perfectly within his rights to move stock around his farm, observing normal safety precautions.
Alternative building materials – what are the health and safety implications?


Have you "lost sign of something" important or are denying something about which you should see the light? It suggests there is an area or situation in your life in which you have a blind spot and need to shift your focus to gain new perspective or in-sight.
In Christian symbolism, being blind refers to the time before one became aware of, or awakened to, the teaching an din that sense is similar to being asleep (spiritual darkness). Archetypal, blind man, especially old ones, often symbolize inner wisdom, but blindness was also a punishment or sacrifice for transgressions. Does this dream refer to a guilt issue, or urge you to turn inward?
I was practicing lucid dreaming and i ended up in a space of nothingness and a blind man began to talk to me. He said he was the father of a kid that is living with me, who I recently got into a quarrel with. He told me to be sensitive toward others because some people's feelings can be hurt more easily than my own.
I dreamt that my dead father was mad at me, my wife had a twin with short hair and she had a fiance. Then many blind cats were all over the place. At the end 2 kittens were boxing with big muscles and one was getting beaten up and the other one could not defend himself because he was blind.


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Q: Was Thor putting the Helicarrier in danger by dropping his hammer on floor? In the Avengers movie, Thor dropped Mjölnir on the floor of the Helicarrier. As proof, I can remind you that the Hulk tried to lift Mjölnir on the Helicarrier.
Due to Odin's enchantment, was Mjölnir limiting the altitude of the Helicarrier and putting it in danger? (According to aerodynamics, it's essential to go up or down, even by a very small amount, due to non-ideal air conditions for flying.)
Or was it not dangerous because the condition of being worthy or unworthy to lift Mjölnir is not applicable to an artificial object like the Helicarrier?

A: Mjolner doesn't need to do something clever with mass to prevent it being picked up - it could simply be glued to the surface. And from the Marvel Wiki:

This enchantment surrounding Mjolnir prevents it from being wielded by anyone save those who have been found worthy. ... To anyone else, Mjolnir cannot be lifted from the ground nor wrested from Thor's grip.

Note the second part heavily implies it's not related to gravity/mass directly, as it's stuck in his grip.
If you assume the difficulty in lifting Mjolner is not related to mass shenanigans, then it's unlikely the Helicarrier was at risk.

A: As per @phantom42's comment, the actual enchantment we see placed on Mjölnir in the Marvel Cinematic universe is:

Whosoever holds this hammer, if he be worthy, shall possess the power of Thor.

It's possible that Mjölnir has some non-enchantment-based property - e.g. mass, magnetism - that makes it impossible to lift it without "the power of Thor" (whatever that is).
However, I think the events of the movies make more sense if the hammer has no such property, but the enchantment also prevents the unworthy from wielding Mjölnir.
The word "wield" implies control and intention. When Thor drops Mjölnir while on board the Helicarrier, the pilot isn't using Mjölnir for a purpose just by controlling the vehicle with Mjölnir aboard, so I don't think he/she is wielding it. Hence the enchantment doesn't need to restrict the Helicarrier's movement at this point.
In contrast, when a truck driver was attempting to extract Mjölnir from the ground with his truck in Thor, the enchantment wasn't having any of that, as the driver was trying to control Mjölnir - i.e. attempting to wield it - via his truck.
The lift/wield distinction is discussed further in answers to other similar questions:

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*Exceptions to Mjölnir's immovability in the comics, which also discusses the Helicarrier question

*Mjölnir moving if Thor dropped it in the Hulk cage in the movies

*Mjölnir being moved in space in the comics
And the Marvel Movies Wikia describes the enchantment in terms of wielding, although it doesn't provide any sources.


The Visitor Centre opened Summer 2016, following a redevelopment made possible as part of the Rotary Club of Leicester's centenary and grants from a number of local trusts and foundations. The official opening was performed by Sir David Attenborough, a life-long visitor to Bradgate Park.
There is no entry charge and the family friendly displays and information tell the stories of the Park, its origins, its history, its geology and the wildlife that live in and visit the Park. There are opportunities to have a close-up encounter with wildlife, hear from Lady Jane Grey about her story and learn how a nearby volcano created the Bradgate Park landscape. The displays include artefacts, as well as plenty of background to the heritage of the Park and the people that have played a part in the history of the Estate.
It opens daily at 10.30 with seasonal closing times (please visit the opening hours page for details). CLICK HERE TO SEE OUR OPENING TIMES. The Visitor Centre is supported by many knowledgeable Visitor Experience Volunteers who will answer questions, guide you around the Centre and help you get the most out of your visit to the Park.
From mid May to October (Monday to Friday) our volunteer guides will be taking free tours around the Ruins and talking about the many colourful characters who have visited or lived at Bradgate over the years. The starting point for the tour is by the Ruin's south entrance near the tarmac carriageway at 11:30am & 2:30pm. The tour should last around an hour.
The Visitor Centre is also a hub for information about the Park's activities and events. It is also an outlet for car park season tickets, venison sales and Memorial Wood Oak Leaves.
Located at the centre of the Park at the Deer Barn, the Visitor Centre can can be found by following the carriageway through the Park from either the Newtown Linford or the Cropston car parks. There is a Meeting Room available for hire above the Visitor Centre, please contact us for details.
Please note the Visitor Centre is closed Christmas and Boxing Day. Please check with the Estate Office and Bradgate Park noticeboards for additional closures around Christmas and the New Year holidays.


Residential Development Site, Crewe, Cheshire.
Offered for sale on behalf of Paul Boyle and David Clements of Harrisons Business Recovery and Insolvency as Joint Administrators of R.G. Harris Limited.
The Subject development is located in Crewe town centre, Cheshire.
Access to the M6 is approximately six miles to the east. Public transport is also well catered for with Crewe station being within under 0.75 miles and frequent bus services operating along Hightown and West Street.
The development is situated within a principally residential area with a range of retail and service amenities along Hightown. Commercial uses include a range of small retail and professional uses together with a fast-fit Kwik Fit tyre centre within a hundred yards. There is also a large Asda superstore to the east within the Town Centre. To the south and west principal land uses are residential typified by a mix of Victorian residential housing and a number of more modern developments.
The site currently comprises part-build houses at various stages of the build and an apartment block which is unfinished.
The proposed development has planning permission granted for the construction of 9 houses and 5 apartments with associated parking and access provision.
The development comprises four houses fronting Hightown (Type A), a detached block of apartments (Type C) and five houses fronting Heathfield Avenue (Type B) arranged in a semi-detached block and a terrace of three houses.
The Type A units are 2½ storey residential properties providing ground floor entrance hallway, living room, WC, store and kitchen/dining room. To the first floor, the property provides two bedrooms and a family bathroom whilst the second floor provides an additional bedroom with loft storage.
The Type B units are 2½ storey residential properties providing ground floor entrance hallway, living room, WC, and kitchen/dining room. To the first floor, the property provides two bedrooms and a family bathroom whilst the second floor provides an additional bedroom with loft storage.
The Type C units comprises a detached block of apartments arranged over ground, first and second floors. The ground and first floor provide an identical layout, each providing a communal entrance/stairwell and two one-bedroom apartments with bedroom, kitchen/living room and bathroom. To the second floor the development proposes a two- bedroom apartment with kitchen/living/dining room two bedrooms, store and family bathroom.
Externally each of the properties will include a small amenity area to the front with a small rear garden and allocated car parking to the rear accessed via Heathfield Avenue.
We are aware that there is a Section 106 agreement that requires a commuted payment of £21,692.58 towards education.


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Q: How i can scrape the other tabs? Im trying to webscrape Sportium odds with Bs4
The problem is that bs4 only catches soccer odds tab and i want the odds from all the sports, i hope someone can help me with this problem.
here's my code:
url="https://sports.sportium.es/es/apuestasparahoy"
try:
 page = urllib.request.urlopen(url)
except:
 print("An error occured.")
soup = BeautifulSoup(page, "html.parser")

A: The page loads data dynamically via Javascript/Ajax. But if you open Firefox/Chrome developer tools, you will see where and how the page is making requests.
This example will print data from every tab:
import requests
from bs4 import BeautifulSoup

main_url = 'https://sports.sportium.es/es/apuestasparahoy'
url = 'https://sports.sportium.es/web_nr'

frag = BeautifulSoup(requests.get(main_url).text, 'html.parser').select_one('.fragment.inplay.expander[data-frag_desc][data-src_code="UPCOMING"]')['data-frag_desc']

data = {
    "key":"CMS.web.cms_handlers.update_fragments",
    "frag": frag,
    "play_mode":"F",
}

soup = BeautifulSoup(requests.post(url, data=data).json()[0], 'html.parser')

sports = {'FOOT':'Football',
'BASK':'Basketball',
'BASE':'Baseballl',
'CRIC':'Cricket',
'DART':'Darts',
'ESPS':'E-Sports',
'AMFO':'American Football',
'ICEH':'Ice Hockey',
'VOLL':'Volleyball'}

for div in soup.select('div[id^="upcoming-tab"]'):

    print('Sport :', sports[div['id'].replace('upcoming-tab-', '')])

    for tr in div.select('tr'):
        print(tr.get_text(separator='|', strip=True).split('|')[1:])

    print('-' * 80)

Prints:
Sport : Football
['23:00', '22 Dic', 'Humble Lions', '6/5', '2.20', '+120', 'X', '9/5', '2.80', '+180', 'Harbour View', '9/4', '3.25', '+225', '+34', 'st']
['00:30', '23 Dic', 'Blooming Santa Cruz', '4/11', '1.36', '-275', 'X', '7/2', '4.60', '+350', 'Guabira Montero', '11/2', '6.50', '+550', '+40', 'st']
['01:00', '23 Dic', 'Mount Pleasant FA', '4/6', '1.66', '-150', 'X', '9/4', '3.25', '+225', 'Cavalier', '7/2', '4.50', '+350', '+35', 'st']
['02:00', '23 Dic', 'Arnett Gardens', '5/6', '1.83', '-120', 'X', '21/10', '3.10', '+210', 'Dunbeholden FC', '3/1', '4.00', '+300', '+35', 'st']
['17:00', '23 Dic', 'PAOK', '2/9', '1.22', '-450', 'X', '17/4', '5.25', '+425', 'Atromitos Athinon', '11/1', '12.00', '+1100', '+38', 'st']
['17:00', '23 Dic', 'Giresunspor', '10/11', '1.90', '-110', 'X', '21/10', '3.10', '+210', 'Altinordu', '13/5', '3.60', '+260', '+33', 'st']
['18:00', '23 Dic', 'Atiker Konyaspor 1922', '17/10', '2.70', '+170', 'X', '2/1', '3.00', '+200', 'Trabzonspor', '7/5', '2.40', '+140', '+151', 'st']
['18:00', '23 Dic', 'Denizlispor', '23/10', '3.30', '+230', 'X', '21/10', '3.10', '+210', 'Alanyaspor', '21/20', '2.05', '+105', '+130', 'st']
['20:45', '23 Dic', 'Blackburn', '4/5', '1.80', '-125', 'X', '5/2', '3.50', '+250', 'Wigan', '10/3', '4.40', '+333', '+152', 'st']
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Sport : Basketball
['23:00', '22 Dic', 'TCU', '13/20', '1.65', '-154', 'Xavier', '21/20', '2.05', '+105', '+3']
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Issues Rated T+, Bobbie Chase/Executive Editor, Amanda Conner/Cover Artist,
Dave McCaig/Cover Artist
Freddie E. Williams II/Penciler
Freddie E. Williams II/Inker
Chris Sotomayor/Colourist
Matt Idelson/Editor
Joey Cavalieri/Editor
Kate Durré/Editor
Kyle Andrukiewicz/Editor
Holly Ann Fields (Prime Earth)/Quotes
The Movement (Prime Earth)/Appearances
Burden (Prime Earth)/Appearances
Kulap Vilaysack (Prime Earth)/Appearances
Jayden Revell (Prime Earth)/Appearances
Roshanna Chatterji (Prime Earth)/Appearances
Holly Ann Fields (Prime Earth)/Appearances
Pastor Mike (Prime Earth)/Appearances
Coral City Police Department/Appearances
Meers (Prime Earth)/Appearances
Erik Yee (Prime Earth)/Appearances
Joseph Whitt (Prime Earth)/Appearances
Luis Peña (Prime Earth)/Appearances
Marin Fricks (Prime Earth)/Appearances
Coral City/Appearances
Coral City Police Headquarters/Appearances
The 'Tweens/Appearances
Angel's Hand Presbyterian Church/Appearances
The Movement Vol 1
The Movement Vol 1 1
"Eaten From The Inside Out": In Coral City, the police force is corrupt, and officers Joseph Whitt and Luis Peña in particular are, at this moment, attempting to plant drugs on an innocent teenaged couple. Eventually, they decide to let the pair of them go with a warning - but not before sex
"Eaten From The Inside Out"
The Movement Vol 1 #1
Rated T+ for Teen (15+)
Dave McCaig
Eaten From The Inside Out
Freddie E. Williams II
Chris Sotomayor
Matt Idelson
Joey Cavalieri
Kate Durré
Kyle Andrukiewicz
The Movement # 2
Captain, you're in the 'Tweens, and things have changed. We'll find the killer. We'll protect these people. Lord knows you never managed.
— Virtue
The Movement #1 is an issue of the series The Movement (Volume 1) with a cover date of July, 2013. It was published on May 1, 2013.
1 Synopsis for "Eaten From The Inside Out"
2 Appearing in "Eaten From The Inside Out"
Synopsis for "Eaten From The Inside Out"
In Coral City, the police force is corrupt, and officers Joseph Whitt and Luis Peña in particular are, at this moment, attempting to plant drugs on an innocent teenaged couple. Eventually, they decide to let the pair of them go with a warning - but not before sexually assaulting the girlfriend. Eerily, the officers begin to hear their own voices played back to them, from every direction. A masked figure appears at the end of the alley, bearing a smart-phone with the letters "i.c.u." lit up on its screen as it plays the recording. Angrily, the officers turn on the newcomer, only to discover that this is one of many people in masks, all of whom have a recording of the corrupt officers' indiscretion.
The following morning, the officers' Captain learns of the incident from a news report, which names the group that collected the evidence as Channel M, an anonymous group of activists. Angrily, the Captain marches to the bullpen and places the officers responsible on administrative leave pending a full investigation. Unfortunately, he doesn't have the authority to do that, since the department's administration was handed over to the city council. Before he can react to that news, a call comes to the precinct, informing them that the so-called Cornea Killer has struck again.
Elsewhere, in the neighbourhood known as the 'Tweens, thanks to its existing between the city's Tenth and Twentieth Streets, a young runaway finds himself outside the Angel's Hand Presbyterian Church, where he is met by the pastor, who invites him inside. The boy warns that bad things happen when he enters churches, and when the pastor reassures him, introducing himself as Pastor Mike, the young man claims that his name is Burden.
The Captain arrives at the crime scene to find yet another mangled corpse with its eyes cut out; the Cornea Killer's M.O. As with all of the other victims, this one is homeless and local, and just like the others, the body is inexplicably lying in a puddle, despite a lack of any rain. Unexpectedly, the Captain is called away to another crime in progress: a slasher, who could be the killer, is attacking a church just two blocks away. A group of young vigilantes hears the call, and follows the Captain from the shadows.
At the church, Burden has apparently become possessed by some kind of demon as a result of his entering the place of worship. The police are completely surprised to see him levitating there, and further surprised when a rat with a note attached to it stops at their feet. The note reads: "WAR". Suddenly, the ground opens up beneath them as a tide of rats accompanies the emergence of Mouse, the Prince of Rats, and sweeps the police out the door.
Outside, a girl called Tremor draws the attention of the trigger-happy police, who warn her that they will shoot. She assures them that it will have no effect, and kneels down, using her powers to open a rift in the earth and cause a tectonic shift that destroys their cruisers and sends them all reeling.
In the confusion of Mouse's arrival, the Captain had snuck outside, and now he calls back to dispatch for a SWAT team and even more backup. He is surprised suddenly by a girl in a mask who tells him that she sees him, and that he is trespassing. Nearby, Katharsis accosts Whitt, and challenges him to a fight. Despite the fact that he used to be a boxer, her attacks are brutal, and leave his face a bloody mess as he collapses into unconsciousness. She declares a citizen's arrest.
The Captain recognizes his visitor as a member of Channel M. She corrects him, explaining that Channel M is merely part of something she calls The Movement. Incredulous, he asks if she intends to kill him, and she clarifies that she, at least, intends only to read him. She touches his forehead, and begins to glow with a golden light, only to react with some surprise. She flies away, and returns moments later with the news that his wife is having an affair. She explains that she knows this because she can ride on emotions. She offers the name of his wife's lover, and reluctantly, he learns that Officer Yee - one of his own men - is the culprit.
Sternly, she demands his phone and gun, stating that the 'Tweens neighbourhood now belongs to the Movement - the police are no longer welcome there. Defeated, the Captain warns that there is still a killer in the church, but she responds that the boy in there is only a tortured kid with mental illness who has been told his whole life that he's possessed. The Movement will look after him - and the Cornea Killer.
Backed by the rest of her team, the girl introduces herself as Virtue, and warns that they can end his career with the least of effort. It is time for him to leave.
Confused and angry, the captain rushes into the church in order to call for some back-up, enraged that anybody would speak to him the way Virtue just did. Pastor Mike and his congregation, members of the Movement themselves, refuse him the use of their phone, and warn him as Virtue did, to get out of their neighbourhood.
Appearing in "Eaten From The Inside Out"
"Channel M"/The Movement (First appearance)
Burden (Joins team) (First appearance)
Katharsis
Mouse, the Prince of Rats (First appearance)
Tremor (First appearance)
Virtue (First appearance)
Pastor Mike (First appearance)
Kirstin (First appearance)
Coral City Police Department (First appearance)
Captain Meers
Officer Erik Yee
Officer Joseph Whitt
Officer Luis Peña
Officer Marin Fricks
Cornea Killer (Behind the scenes)
Blaire Meers (In a photograph only)
Coral City (First appearance)
Coral City Police Headquarters
The 'Tweens
Angel's Hand Presbyterian Church
Vengeance Moth appears on the cover, but is not in the story.
Cover gallery for the The Movement series
Images from The Movement Vol 1 1
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Issues Rated T+
Bobbie Chase/Executive Editor
Amanda Conner/Cover Artist


"The generation before us went to bat for us. ... We have an obligation to those who are coming up."
The store will operate like a real grocery store so that people can go shopping through the aisles, but no money will change hands.
The Pennsylvania man griped to police that the cashier crushed his snacks by putting them in a bag with canned goods.
The Wally Shop delivers fresh produce and dry goods in cloth bags and glass jars.
Twitter users piled on the president after he suggested businesses would "work along" with federal employees going without pay.
Gregory Bush was caught on security camera apparently trying to enter a predominantly black church in Kentucky.
The grocery chain said it has "future generations" in mind.
This pay-what-you-wish grocery store is aiming to cut food waste.
"It's hard to understand why an 11-year-old would be tased," a Cincinnati official said of the incident at a Kroger supermarket.
This German supermarket removed all its foreign products to send a powerful message.
An artist created a bodega made entirely of felt.
You can call it the GROSS-ery store.
A local mom influenced the idea.


The idea for Drunk Jelly sparked one Sunday as we were enjoying a picnic in the park, one of our favorite pastimes. While we were devouring a yummy charcuterie board, glass of wine in hand of course, the idea of wine jelly came to us (any excuse for adding more wine to our day seemed like a no-brainer). It led us on a journey to create the most tasty wine jelly ever using our favorite wines. In the weeks that followed, we perfected our recipe. Every flavor we make is personally guaranteed to wow your socks off. We truly believe that our wine jelly will take your charcuterie game to the next level. It's the perfect pair for your favorite breads, meats, crackers and cheeses to elevate your next dinner party, wine club or personal snack time.
We hope you enjoy chowing down on our wine jelly because we sure enjoyed making it. Gulpy gulp.
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1-Cement pads are fine but they have built up shells in between sites so high that when you step off the shells you can easily turn your ankle. We had several people almost fall down.
2-The grass was uncut and looked terrible.
3-A lot of unattended small kids riding around on electric scooters with no helmets.
4-People walking pit bulls throughout the park with kids running all around.
All in all the group we camp with have fun wherever we are so none of the bad stopped us at all.
We camp on an average of once every month or two and we try different parks. If the area in between the sites was level and had the grass cut and the place looking a little cleaner we may consider trying it again, but as of now, I think we will move on and scratch this one off our list. Obviously they are trying to be like Cajun Palms, but as of right now, they are not even close. We camped at Isle of Iberia RV Resort (formerly Cajun RVera) in a Motorhome.
We camped with 3 other RVs. We had a wonderful time the 3 nights we were there. I have been to other campgrounds that were not half as nice and double the price.
Easy access in an out of the park. Very clean rest rooms. Fire rings on site.
Will be back for sure. We camped at Fontainebleau State Park in a Motorhome.
We rode around at night and I have never seen so many deer in my life. They have hundreds that just walk around in the open fields.
We spend every Thanksgiving here and we love it. Very reasonable prices and beautiful sites. Easy access in and out along with full hookups in the area we camped. Good entertainment and food less than 3 miles away at Silver Slipper casino as well. We camped at Buccaneer State Park in a Motorhome.
A lot of things to do. Hot tub, pool, bar, putt putt and more. Only reason I did not give a 10 was because we never could get WiFi to work right. They have several WiFi locations around the park but we could not get any to work. Other than that, perfect. We camped at Cajun Palms RV Resort in a Motorhome.
Stopped off here on the way to Disney World. It is a little off the beaten path but it was a welcomed rest stop. Other than the roads being a little tricky at night and the tree that was hanging out in my parking area and made backing in tricky, everything was fine. Very small and secluded place for a good nights rest. We camped at Blackwater River State Park in a Motorhome.
Site was sloped downward enough to force my front wheels off the ground while trying to get the RV level. Other than that little problem, this park is a 10. We will be back for sure. We camped at Buccaneer State Park in a Motorhome.
We stayed here overnight. Campground is less than 2 miles off I-75. I found it at midnight so its pretty easy to find. We called ahead knowing we would be late arriving and the man on the phone was very nice and gave me all the information I needed to get there and find my site. It was a nice pull through site with full hook ups, cable, and Wi-Fi. I only stayed overnight so cannot comment on other things about the park. It was very convenient for us and we were able to get a good nights sleep. I would come back if I am ever passing through again. We camped at Holiday Travel Park of Chattanooga in a Motorhome.
We stayed here 2 nights. We were the only RV in the entire park. I could not believe it. The park is nice and I was able to pick whatever site I wanted. No problem getting my Trac Vision Satellite to pick up signal for Direc TV. Only thing that would make this a perfect 10 would be if they had sewage hookups on the sites. They have a pool and small playground that would be nice if you have kids. We saw a lot a rabbits and we even saw a deer one morning when we were driving out the park. Very relaxing weekend since we had the whole place to ourselves. We will go back. We camped at St. Bernard State Park in a Motorhome.
We had a beautiful site on the water. We enjoyed the breeze off the lake and watching people ride jet skis or riding around in boats. I would have rated this a 8 or better but the restrooms and showers are in need of serious cleaning and the sites are too close to one another. Would not stop me from going back because we had a wonderful time. We camped at John W. Kyle State Park in a Motorhome.
We went to a concert on Saturday night so we stayed Friday through Sunday. Very clean park and close to casino. Free golf cart shuttle for RV park campers to and from the casino and it runs about every 20 minutes. Very convenient. Last night we walked back to the RV from the casino and it was only a 10 minute walk. We were in the back of the park and the Wi Fi worked great on the laptop but our phones and Ipad had a problem finding the Wi Fi network. No big deal at all. A++ Park. We camped at Hollywood Casino RV Park in a Motorhome.


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Das Geheimnis der schwarzen Witwe ist ein deutsch-spanischer Kriminalfilm von Franz Josef Gottlieb aus dem Jahr 1963. Die Adaption des Romans Die Königin der Nacht von Louis Weinert-Wilton war bereits der dritte von insgesamt vier Louis-Weinert-Wilton-Filmen. Der Schwarzweißfilm in Ultrascope lief ab dem 28. November 1963 in den deutschen Kinos an. Die spanische Uraufführung erfolgte am 29. Mai 1964 in Madrid.

Handlung
In London wurde schon zum zweiten Mal ein Mann mit dem Geschoss in Form einer Schwarzen Witwe getötet. Der trinksüchtige Reporter Wellby von der Zeitung "London Sensations" möchte mehr herausfinden. Er ermittelt, dass beide Opfer 12 Jahre vorher Mitglieder einer Expedition in Mexiko waren, deren Leiter Alfons Avery bei der Expedition durch den Biss einer Schwarzen Witwe starb. Die weiteren Mitglieder der Expedition hießen Morton, Robins, Selwood, Cartwright, Bryan, Bromfield und Osbourne (der Chef von Wellby). Bei weiteren Nachforschungen stößt Wellby auf den undurchsichtigen Mr. Boyd, der immer dann auftaucht, wenn seine Hilfe benötigt wird. Von dem schrulligen und gewitzten Bibliothekar Mr. Fish erfährt er, dass die Mitglieder von Averys Expedition reich zurückgekommen sind und gemeinsam den Zeitungsverlag gründeten, in dem Wellby Reporter ist. Im Antiquitätengeschäft eines der Mitglieder lernt er die schöne Clarisse Miller kennen und verliebt sich in sie, muss jedoch bald darauf feststellen, dass sie in Wirklichkeit Clarisse Avery heißt und die Tochter des toten Expeditionsleiter ist.

Die einzelnen Teilnehmer der Expedition kommen einer nach dem anderen mit den Geschossen ums Leben, dabei werden immer wieder die verschiedenen Verdächtigen in den Mittelpunkt gerückt. Zum einen verdächtigen sich die Teilnehmer der Expedition untereinander, zum anderen wird Clarisse als potentielle Alleinerbin der Zeitung zum unberechenbaren Element. Tatsächlich hat sie die Drohbriefe verfasst, die den Morden vorausgingen, aber nur um die Opfer unter Druck zu setzen, die Umstände um den Tod ihres Vaters offenzulegen. Der undurchsichtige Mr. Boyd, der ebenfalls als Täter in Frage käme, gibt sich als Mitarbeiter von Scotland Yard zu erkennen.

Als nur noch zwei Expeditionsmitglieder leben, bedroht Clarisse diese mit einer Waffe und erfährt, dass ihr Vater nach dem Fund eines Aztekenschatz von einem der Mitglieder erschossen wurde. Die Gruppe wusste jedoch nicht, wer geschossen hat. Um den Schatz zu behalten, hat die Gruppe den Mord an Avery vertuscht und den Behörden gegenüber als Unfall durch einen Spinnenbiss dargestellt. Die beiden Männer entscheiden sich jetzt, die Tat bei Scotland Yard zu gestehen, doch Helen Osbourne verrät sich nun als die Mörderin, die den letzten Anteilhaber an der Zeitung vor den Augen ihres Mannes und Clarisse aus Geldgier tötet. Clarisse flieht und William Osbourne, der sich mit den Motiven seiner Frau nicht arrangieren will, will Scotland Yard anrufen, wird aber von seiner Frau ermordet. Clarisse flüchtet auf das Hausboot Wellbys, doch Helen Osbourne hat das erwartet und ist bereits da. Sie zwingt Clarisse zur Unterschrift eines Geständnisses, die Mörderin zu sein. Mr. Fish kommt auf der Suche nach Wellby herein, kann aber fliehen, bevor Helen auf ihn schießen kann, und ruft gleich bei Scotland Yard an. Mit Clarisse als Geisel will Helen mit einem Motorboot fliehen, wird aber von Inspector Boyd und Wellby verfolgt. Bei der Rettung von Clarisse wird Helen getötet.

Entstehungsgeschichte

Vorgeschichte und Vorproduktion
Im Fahrwasser der seit 1959 vom Constantin-Filmverleih vermarkteten Edgar-Wallace-Filme der Rialto Film waren in den 1960er Jahren bereits mehrere Filmreihen nach ähnlichem Muster (u. a. die Dr.-Mabuse- und die Bryan-Edgar-Wallace-Filme) in den Kinos gestartet. Trotz der Gefahr, den Filmmarkt mit Kriminalfilmen zu übersättigen, war auch Constantin-Film auf der Suche nach weiteren geeigneten Stoffen und sicherte sich schließlich die Verfilmungsrechte der Romane von Louis Weinert-Wilton (eigentlich Alois Weinert; 1875–1945).

Die beiden ersten Weinert-Wilton-Filme Der Teppich des Grauens (1962) und Die weiße Spinne (1963), die der Regisseur Harald Reinl inszenierte, hatten tatsächlich ein äußerst zufriedenstellendes Einspielergebnis. Noch in der zweiten Hälfte des Jahres 1963 sollte die Verfilmung des Romans Die Königin der Nacht unter dem zunächst vorgesehenen Titel Das Geheimnis der Spinne entstehen. Als federführenden Produzenten beauftragte man, wie bereits bei Der Teppich des Grauens, den Spanier Alfons Carcasona. Das Drehbuch verfasste das erfahrene Autorenpaar Rolf und Alexandra Becker.

Produktionsnotizen
Die deutsch-spanische Koproduktion unter der Regie von Franz Josef Gottlieb sollte einige Besonderheiten bieten, wozu insbesondere das aufwendige Scope-Format zählte. Daneben standen hier zahlreiche Darsteller aus der Edgar-Wallace-Reihe zur Verfügung. Gerhard F. Hummel, der stellvertretende Geschäftsführer und Programmberater von Constantin-Film, konnte für diese Produktion außerdem den populären Schauspieler O. W. Fischer gewinnen; für die Rolle war ursprünglich Heinz Drache vorgesehen.

Während die Dreharbeiten ausschließlich in Spanien stattfanden, bestand der Stab vor und hinter der Kamera aus deutschen und spanischen Mitarbeitern. So stand an der Seite von Kameramann Godofredo Pacheco der Kameraführer Rudolf Sandtner. Das Szenenbild stammte von den Filmarchitekten Ramiro Gómez und Wolfgang Burmann.

Filmmusik

Die Filmmusik stammt aus der Feder von Antonio Pérez Olea. Das im Film von Belina gesungene Lied Die schwarze Witwe wurde von Martin Böttcher komponiert. Den Text schrieben Ute Kuntze-Just und Franz Josef Gottlieb. Das Stück erschien seinerzeit als Neueinspielung auf einer Single des Labels Columbia. Auf CD wurden 1999 eine instrumentale Version und 2006 die originale Filmversion sowie die englischsprachige Fassung The Woman is Loose (Text: Fred Jay) veröffentlicht.

Rezeption
Die FSK gab den Film nach einer Prüfung am 26. November 1963 ab 12 Jahren frei. Von den meisten Kritikern wurde der Film als typisches Serienprodukt im Edgar-Wallace-Stil wahrgenommen. Wie bei den echten Edgar-Wallace-Filmen konnte dies dem Erfolg an der Kinokasse kaum etwas anhaben. 1964 sollte mit Das Geheimnis der chinesischen Nelke ein weiterer Weinert-Wilton-Film folgen.

Das Geheimnis der schwarzen Witwe wurde bereits mehrfach im Fernsehen gezeigt sowie 2013 im Originalformat auf DVD veröffentlicht. Der im Original farbige Vorspann wurde allerdings bei allen Wiederveröffentlichungen nur in Schwarzweiß wiedergegeben.

Kritiken

Literatur
 Louis Weinert-Wilton: Die Königin der Nacht. Goldmann, München 1987, 185 S., ISBN 3-442-06231-4

Weblinks

 Tonträger mit der Filmmusik

Einzelnachweise

Filmtitel 1963
Deutscher Film
Spanischer Film
Schwarzweißfilm
Kriminalfilm
Literaturverfilmung

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BAPTISIA australis. A long lived legume whose stems are clad with handsome pale green foliage, terminating in summer with Lupin-like spikes of indigo blue flowers. Needing a little patience, it is too infrequently seen. 120cm.
B. australis 'Nelson's Navy'. Great excitement here last year with this plants first flowering. What a colour! – deep navy bue. We are beavering to have young seed raised plants for sale this summer.
B. a. 'Purple Smoke'. A striking and highly spoken of introduction from the States. As above but with distinct dusky purple flowers. Needs bags of summer sunshine to flower well. 80cm.
BERGENIA 'Overture'. A classy B. purpurascens hybrid with sculpted evergreen foliage, red flushed on the reverse and a brilliant, eye shattering spring display of pendulous purple-magenta flowers on stocky 30cm. stems.
B. stracheyi alba. Possesses neat, small oval leaves and in Spring produces chubby 15cm spikes of white flowers, fading to palest pink. Charming, not a word much used to describe this genus.
BUPLEURUM falcatum. The small flowers of this short lived perennial are acid yellow, held in airy clouds on a tracery of wiry stems. Unsurpassed for effect, it will seed freely. 60cm.


La Amistad International Park is located at the southern end of the Talamanca Mountain Range, bordered on the north by the Chirripo National Park and continues its expansion into the Republic of Panama, it has an area of approximately 200 thousand hectares in Costa Rica and 210 thousand in Panama.
Within this large forest mass there is a variety of forest types. From the cloud forest, where bromeliads and orchids abound, to the moors that are on the tops of the mountains such as Cerro Kamuk, Cerro Durica, Cerro Brunca, Cerro Cabecar. All this makes it an exceptional area with a unique habitat for many species such as tapirs, jaguars, cougars, among others.


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Open Mic Night @ Joe's bar every tuesday is a weekly, one of a kind and fun experience when in Berlin. The Open Mic Night will run until 21st of December, every Tuesday from 9pm till 2 am.
The next event is scheduled for April 16th and will be hosted by Paul Salamone & Friends.
Open Mic Night @ Joe's bar is where anybody with a good gimmick can become a local hero. The only prerequisite is to be able to do cool stuff on stage, or at least to be convinced you can. The eventful nights host art performers, musicians, strippers and comedians.
Everyone wishing to participate signs up at the door and is given five minutes on stage to make an impression!
The brave participants are given a drink on the house; and the winner (the person who collects the most applauses) is rewarded with a bottle of Joe's Bar's Homemade Chili Vodka, lovingly called HURT!
The bar in itself is cute and comfy and the Open Mic Night is always a blast. It is visited by all sorts of people, speaking all sorts of languages. Th drinks are affordable and decent.
Make sure to double check the starting time of the events, since it changes sometimes. From time to time, the lounge is being rented out for private parties, so make sure it is open on the night you will be visiting.


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Pionen White Mountain Data Centre, Stockholm, Sweden
Former anti-atomic shelter gets a second life
Cold War defence facilities do not often cross paths with contemporary architecture but when they do, the result can be quite unforgettable. Take Pionen - White Mountains: originally designed during the afore mentioned Cold War as part of the central defence of Stockholm, the bunker had office space and an operation centre for rescue personnel, beds, kitchens, a communication room, filters for radioactive dust, warehouse for gas-masks, etc. Prime aim of the bunker? To withstand - if not a direct hit by the hydrogen bomb - a close hit.
Years have gone by and now Pionen, still under the original code name, is a state of the art ultra secure hosting centre for co-location plus network operation for Bahnhof, one of Sweden's largest Internet Service Providers.
The vision is a joint venture between Bahnhof's team of techies lead by CEO Jon Karlung and the architect Albert France-Lanord who masterfully interpreted Bahnnof's idea of a high tech space buried in rock inspired by films like Logans Run, Silent Running and the old Star Wars.
The surreal data centre covers a total of 1110 sq m, bang in the middle of central Stockholm, 30 m below ground, cocooned in solid granite. Jon Karlung enlightens WAN: "The reconstruction took place during 2007 and 2008. More than 4000 cubic metres of solid rock where blasted away to make even more space for technical hardware. Not much of the original facility is left - it now looks more like a space ship or James Bond base. All in all 15 senior tech-staff work here. We have simulated daylight, greenhouse, waterfalls, etc. All to simulate something like a space station - in some senses we are sitting in the real 'cyberspace'."
As far as power supplies go, Bahnhof kept to the Cold War theme and installed diesel engines that where originally designed for submarines and, just for fun, also installed the warning system of sound-horns from an original German submarine.
Jon Karlung emphasises that humans are the focus of the project: "Almost all conventional data centres are focused on the technical aspect. Our facility is of course state of the art in those regards but we also wanted to add a human dimension. First of all, people actually work in data centres and if you have an interesting environment you add an extra value."
And extra value here comes in many different shapes: there is a space-design meeting and conference room and a huge fish tank of 2600 litre. Bahnhof conludes: "We where considering Piranha (but were told they are too boring) and octopus (but were told that they might escape the fish tank). Now we have a variety of salt water animals. In the cave outside the actual hosting centre – there is the occasional wildlife like bats and sometimes cave-spiders. We preserve the wildlife as much as we can."
Laura Salmi
Reportersource: www.worldarchitecturenews.com
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Las Vegas Raiders
How much better is the economy, really?
Key ways the crash and recovery reshaped Nevada
Tom Donoghue / DonoghuePhotography.com
A birds-eye view of the Las Vegas Strip at dusk, Wednesday, Aug. 3, 2016.
By Sun Staff (contact)
Monday, July 17, 2017 | 2:01 a.m.
Eight years ago, news outlets roundly declared that the Great Recession killed the Las Vegas dream, or at least mauled it.
They described swaths of darkness in the Strip's sea of lights, with unemployment and foreclosure rippling from an epicenter of stalled construction. Gaming and tourism took heavy losses as budgets tightened. The boomtown busted, and the state with it.
Since then, the same voices have crowed about vibrant turnarounds or warned of hollow comebacks. Many see a mix of slow growth and risks that exist no matter what we've learned from the past or how much we analyze the present. Just as the roots of the downturn can't be summed up in a few statistics, neither can the substance of the recovery. Yet the numbers keep skewing positive, tempting hope that feels dangerous.
The situation looks much better on the surface, but some analysts worry about an unexpected event triggering a new recession. Federal Reserve Chair Janet Yellen remains optimistic. In late June, Yellen said she did not believe the U.S. would see another financial crisis "in our lifetimes." She applauded regulatory moves that reined in banks, though those measures face potential threats in Congress.
Nevadans want to trust Yellen's message and the momentum they see in their own communities, but are we really on the right track? We dug into several pillars of the state's economic outlook, connecting some dots for a clearer picture of where we stand.
Home buying, then and now
"It's all about accountability. Prior to the recession, you could get away with just having a great credit score and be qualified to purchase anything. There were looser requirements across the board from money down to creditworthiness. Now, it's as honest as I've seen it. You literally have to be able to produce what you say you make, how much money you have in the bank — they follow up on everything. ... I believe the stricter requirements have kept our market under control, because if anyone can get a loan, we would see what we saw 10 years ago, where you and I are talking about the five houses we both bought because we're speculating. (Now) people just want a home for themselves."
— Dave Tina, Greater Las Vegas Association of Realtors president and owner/broker of Urban Nest Realty
Despite the unprecedented crash of the Southern Nevada housing market during the recession, steady economic recovery has spread through the region in the current decade, evidenced by seven consecutive years of rising housing prices. This year's sudden sharp increase, however, invites questions of whether another housing bubble could grow within the local market.
While most experts see more sustainable conditions now than before the recession, the dwindling supply of new and resale homes in Southern Nevada offers some pause.
"Overall availability is now tracking at just over one month of inventory. This market dynamic is pushing price points north as multiple buyers are seeking a shrinking pool of homes, particularly at the lower end of the pricing spectrum," Applied Analysis Principal Brian Gordon said. "With multiple offers, those financing acquisitions with loans are getting squeezed out by cash buyers in many instances."
Existing home inventory is at a historic low
Southern Nevada's resale housing supply in 2017 fell to depths not seen since before the recession. At that time, new-home construction boomed, offering potential buyers both options. Notice, though, that far fewer new-home sales closed in the past 18 months than during the pre-recession period — builders are not producing houses anywhere close to the rate they did years ago. With fewer homes available and more buyers jumping back into the market with rebuilt credit, soaring demand drives prices upward.
• Foreclosure then: Nevada's foreclosure rate topped the country for more than five years, finally receding in the spring of 2012. It peaked around 10 percent in 2009, meaning 1 in every 10 homes received a foreclosure filing. For a sense of how severe that is, consider that foreclosure monitor RealtyTrac starts the "high" classification at 1 in every 494 homes.
• Foreclosure now: The rate of Nevada homes with a foreclosure filing today, according to RealtyTrac, is 1 in every 1,095, with 26.6 percent up for auction, 34.4 percent bank-owned and 39 percent in pre-foreclosure. Distressed mortgages tend to be more prevalent in rural counties, though Clark County is No. 4 in the state for the most foreclosure actions.
Nevada per capita personal income before and after the recession
• 2006: $39,930, No. 15 in the U.S.
Unemployment in the West
• Nevada: 13.7% peak; 4.7% as of May
• Colorado: 8.9% peak; 2.3% as of May
• Idaho: 9.7% peak; 3.2% as of May
• Utah: 8% peak; 3.2% as of May
• Oregon: 11.9% peak; 3.6% as of May
• Montana: 7.4% peak; 3.9% as of May
• Wyoming: 7.2% peak; 4.1% as of May
• Washington: 10.4% peak; 4.5% as of May
• California: 12.2% peak; 4.7% as of May
• Arizona: 11.2% peak; 5.1% as of May
• New Mexico: 8.3% peak; 6.6% as of May
When the recession hit the West, no other state's employment figure tanked harder than Nevada's. In 2010, the jobless rate hit bottom at 13.7 percent. Nevada was, according to its Department of Employment, Training and Rehabilitation, "the hardest-hit state during the Great Recession, with employment impacts arriving later and lingering longer than in the U.S. as a whole."
Today, the unemployment rate is 4.7 percent, the lowest point since before the downturn. State economists and academics agree there's room for improvement, but given the context, they say Nevada's economic health has turned around significantly.
Many of the jobs disappeared from the construction industry. Those jobs are coming back with big pending projects like the off-Strip stadium that will house the Raiders, and other sectors have seen modest gains.
A full recovery to pre-recession levels, though, doesn't mean we're operating at full strength. In 2015, the Bureau of Labor Statistics (BLS) released a report on labor underutilization, also known as "underemployment." This term includes people who involuntarily work part time because of bad business conditions or who want to work but have given up looking for opportunities, which some experts think is a more accurate metric than unemployment. BLS data showed that Nevada led the nation for underemployment that year, at 13.9 percent of the labor force. In 2016, it was slightly better, 12.2 percent, though still significantly higher than the national average of 9.6 percent. Within that figure, 73,300 Nevadans were employed part-time because of economic constraints, and 17,700 had given up despite past efforts to get jobs.
While employment has recovered, engagement in the labor force has decreased across the U.S. since the recession, and at a faster rate in Nevada than the national average. What's driving this trend is hard to pin down, but it's possible that an aging population is contributing. As more baby boomers retire, the labor pool shrinks, but they still count as not participating in the labor force. Migration to Nevada might plays a role, as the state draws many who don't necessarily have jobs and plan to get one.
Top 5 Nevada industries by GDP
• 20%: Finance, insurance, real estate, rental and leasing
• 17%: Arts, entertainment, recreation, accommodation and food services
• 11%: Government
• 11%: Professional and business services
• 7%: Retail trade
Nevada GDP by year
• 2005: $135 billion
• 2006: $138.6 billion
Gross domestic product, or GDP, is how governments gauge the prosperity of their jurisdictions. The New York Times once called it "a figure that compresses the immensity of a national economy into a single data point." That compression receives plenty of criticism as a measure for overall economic health. Still, GDP remains a key indicator, and Nevada is one of five states that hasn't recovered to pre-recession levels (the country as a whole reached the milestone in 2012). The other states are Wyoming, Arizona, Mississippi and Connecticut, all experiencing slower bounce-backs.
In 2006, Nevada's GDP in current dollars was $128.3 billion, good for a national rank of 30th. In 2016, it was No. 33 with a total of $147.5 billion in current dollars. How could the value of current-dollar GDP increase and the ranking go down? Inflation. When adjusted, Nevada's GDP has not recovered to pre-recession levels. It has steadily improved, but at the end of 2016, the adjusted GDP was $131.1 billion, down from $138.6 billion at the end of 2006.
The gig economy is growing without hurting payrolls: A Brookings Institution report from October showed an increase in "gig employment," or the use of contractors or freelancers, following a trend established in the 1990s. With the rise of Airbnb and Uber, the report specifically looked at the hospitality and transportation sectors. It concluded that payroll employment in the U.S. continued to grow, despite the increase in gig employment. What that means is hospitality and transportation companies continued to add employees to the payroll, even as the use of independent contractors increased.
The report showed that between 2012 and 2014 in Nevada, gig employment in transportation grew by about 105 percent, or 880 Nevadans, while payroll employment grew by 4.4 percent, or about 550 workers. In the business of traveler accommodations, gig employment grew by 17.7 percent, or 44 Nevadans, and payroll employment gained 3.5 percent, or 5,758 workers.
The health care sector unrattled: Not a single net health care job was lost in one of the states hit hardest by the recession, according to Brookings Mountain West's Robert Lang, and growth in that area was the top priority for Southern Nevada laid out in a plan for the Governor's Office of Economic Development. "Las Vegas is just big enough to need a lot of health service, and it's only doing about two-thirds (of the demand)," Lang said.
The valley has many irons in the fire in this sector, such as four Dignity Health-St. Rose Dominican hospitals slated to open this year, Southern Hills Hospital's new family medicine residency program, UNLV's new medical school and the capital campaign by Roseman University of Health Sciences to launch its own school of medicine in 2019, and the 170-acre health care complex Union Village slowly coming together in Henderson.
Still, health services typically account for 18 percent of a regional economy, Lang said. But medicine makes up about $12 billion of Southern Nevada's $100 billion economy. Lang says building up the quality and density of providers should help, as some people forgo care here or seek it in LA or Phoenix.
THE STRIP AND BEYOND
Visitation on the Strip
Considering the central amplifying effect of the Strip on the economy, the facts that only one new casino has been built in the past seven years and gaming revenue still lags behind pre-recession peaks suggest Las Vegas isn't what it used to be. That might be a good thing. While the Strip hasn't yet broken its own records, it isn't weaker, just different.
• Construction: Between 1993 and 1999, the Strip added nine new resorts and, even as the recession progressed, Wynn, Encore, CityCenter and the Cosmopolitan all came online. Since then, construction of new resorts on the Strip (the Lucky Dragon is technically not within the boundary) essentially stopped. But companies haven't stopped expanding and renovating, from adding new features like T-Mobile Arena, the Park, and the High Roller to transforming the Imperial Palace into the Linq and the Barbary Coast into the Cromwell, with the Monte Carlo in the midst of becoming two separate hotels.
• Visitation: More people than ever are coming to Las Vegas. The Las Vegas Convention and Visitors Authority reported 42.9 million visitors in 2016, surpassing 2007's peak of 39.1 million. The number of convention visitors also exceeded pre-recession levels, but tourists aren't behaving the way they used to. "The growth we have seen in gaming revenue has been slow, especially when you compare gaming win growth to rooms, food and beverage and other revenue areas, which are all at all-time records," said Michael Lawton, senior research analyst with the Tax and License Division of Nevada's Gaming Control Board. "On the positive side, record numbers of visitors are coming, spending record amounts of money. It just so happens that they are spending differently."
• Revenue: Gross gaming revenue (GGR), yearly hotel occupancy and revenue per available room (RevPAR) in Las Vegas have only recently approached pre-recession levels. In 2007, GGR was nearly $11 billion and occupancy was 90.4 percent, and in 2006, RevPAR reached almost $150. According to 2016 data from the LVCVA, GGR topped out at $9.8 billion and, according to numbers released several weeks ago, year-to-date occupancy was at 89 percent and RevPAR just over $119.
In 2012, the Governor's Office of Economic Development rolled out a plan for diversifying the state's economy.
"They never got past gaming in Atlantic City," says UNLV Greenspun College of Urban Affairs professor Robert Lang, who has championed diversification of Nevada's core. Lang is director of Brookings Mountain West, which wrote the report for GOED. While the state continues to rely on traditional sectors, he said it was developing others to fall back on.
The state is looking to grow its economy through industries including health care, clean energy, aerospace and information technology, in the midst of the new recreational marijuana market making its mark with millions in sales in its first few days.
"If the U.S. economy went into a tailspin and you cut down on consumer spending, you'd see it immediately in the state," Lang said. "It's not diversified past the reliance on tourism and on consumer spending, but it's getting better. It's getting more robust, and it's getting more complex. It's adding new features and new functions."
Renewable energy is a focus for GOED, and with the Legislature's recent decision to revamp the system for crediting rooftop solar customers for excess energy, companies have announced that they will restart operations in the state chilled by previous anti-solar decisions. Lang said the solar industry had been booming and rich in jobs before a December 2015 Public Utilities Commission decision gutted the net metering program that reimbursed customers for excess energy generated. Proponents say the new law will boost the state's renewable energy industry and add jobs.
"This was a really good session for the solar industry," Lang said.
Renewable energy is like the health industry in that it's an area where growth stands to increase the state's independence, Lang said. Nevada has no coal and very little gas and oil development, so he said the state imports whatever energy it cannot provide in much the same way that a lack of health services pushes patients out of state.
In Northern Nevada, Lang said, the focus shifted from tourism to technology. Even with Tesla, an electric car and battery company with a factory and warehouse there, Lang said the state was still not a technology powerhouse, though it's making progress.
In the south, Faraday Future's announcement that it would halt plans for a primary vehicle production plant highlights the volatile nature of Nevada's push to attract business with tax incentives.
Meanwhile, Apple recently announced plans for $1 billion of expansion in and near Reno after receiving an $89 million tax package years ago. Nevada also continues to be a national leader in testing of autonomous vehicles and unmanned aerial devices. Both of those are focus areas of GOED's diversification plans.
Starting July 1, the new industry made $3 million in sales through the first four days of legal recreational marijuana, according to the Nevada Dispensary Association. That's $750,000 per day, and about $125,000 in state taxes (which would have been higher had the coming 15 percent wholesale distribution tax been applied).
While kinks in the new system need to be worked out — there are problems with supply and distribution, in addition to confusion about company and consumer compliance with regulations and laws — the industry is likely to follow in the footsteps of successful models in Oregon and Colorado. It is projected to generate about $500 million in sales over the next two years, kicking in $110 million in tax revenue to the state's rainy day fund. And by 2020, it is expected to create 3,298 direct full-time jobs.
Growth also is anticipated in the state's fledgling hemp industry now that lawmakers have approved retail sales of the crop.
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Q: @Path equivalent in spring-boot Say I have controller with a method defined like this:
@RestController
@RequestMapping("/{user-id}/foo")
public class FooController {

    @RequestMapping("bar")
    public BarController someBarLogic() {
      //
    }
}

Is it possible to go further than {user-id}/foo/bar without specifying the whole root-path ? (Is there a way to relativize the path like @Path annotation in Jersey or an equivalent annotation in Spring-Boot ?)

A: It looks like you're looking for ant-style wildcards in path patterns. Have a look here:
http://docs.spring.io/spring/docs/current/spring-framework-reference/html/mvc.html#mvc-ann-requestmapping-patterns
Accordingly you can define a RequestMapping like this
@RestController
@RequestMapping("/foo")
public class DemoController {
    @RequestMapping(value = "/bar/**", method = RequestMethod.GET)
    public String getDemo() {
        return "Hello world!";
    }
}

which will match /foo/bar/baz.
Ok, another example based on your comment below:
@RestController
public class DemoController {
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    public String getDemo() {
        return "Hello world!";
    }
}

This will match the same url as above, and also /foo/bar/baz/bar/foo


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Business News›Tech›Software›80% Indian executives believe AI is essential to stay in business by 2025: Accenture
80% Indian executives believe AI is essential to stay in business by 2025: Accenture
A research 'AI: Built to Scale' conducted by Accenture found that while 79% of C-level executives in India believe they will not achieve their business strategy without scaling AI, only a few have made the shift from mere experimentation to creating an organization powered by robust AI capabilities.
Priyanka Sangani
PUNE: Nearly 80% of C-level executives in India believe that if they do not move beyond experimentation to aggressively deploy artificial intelligence (AI) across their organizations they risk going out of business by 2025, according to a newly released study from Accenture.
The research 'AI: Built to Scale' was conducted by Accenture Strategy and Accenture Applied Intelligence and found that while 79% of C-level executives in India believe they will not achieve their business strategy without scaling AI, only a few have made the shift from mere experimentation to creating an organization powered by robust AI capabilities.
As a result, those who have made the shift have achieved almost three times the return from AI investments compared to their lower performing counterparts.
"Over the years, the use of AI has permeated various functions, demonstrating its true transformative potential. Those who push through the barriers to embed AI more deeply in their organization are seeing a return on their AI investment of 70% or more," said Anindya Basu, geographic unit and country senior managing director, Accenture in India.
"Indian businesses need to step on the pedal and learn from the leaders. They need to make strategic investments to scale AI as that's the only way to realize its true business value."
Some of the factors the top performers had in common were a strong data foundation; multiple dedicated AI teams; and a C-suite-led commitment to strategic, organization-wide AI deployment.
"A key barrier to the successful scaling of AI is the lack of the right people strategy. Companies need to ensure their employees understand both what AI is and how it applies to their day-to-day role. While the top leadership team can serve as the champions responsible for scaling AI initiatives, embedding teams with AI across the entire organization is not only a powerful signal about the strategic intent of the effort, but will also enable faster culture and behavioural changes," said Saurabh Kumar Sahu, managing director and lead for Applied Intelligence, Accenture in India.
A large number of firms – 92% – have strategically embedded multi-disciplinary teams throughout their organizations. This cross-functional approach also helps ensure diversity of thinking, which, in addition to having tangible benefits for considerations like Responsible AI, can also maximize the value an organization sees from their AI deployments.
As part of the research, Accenture surveyed 1,500 C-Suite executives from companies with a minimum revenue of US$1 billion in 12 countries including India around the world across 16 industries, with the aim to uncover the success factors for scaling AI. The survey covered 126 C-Suite executives in India and was conducted in July and August 2019.
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8 separation anxiety "alternative facts" you need to challenge. Part 1.
If you don't recognize any of these "alt-facts" you need to tell me your secret. How have you managed to dodge these words of wisdom? How? I'm going to assume you've been living on a desert island. With your anxious dog. That's the only way you could be oblivious to them.
Most owners of a dog with separation anxiety will have heard these gems. It takes a steel will to block out other people's advice when everyone seems to have a view. Most of the advice is well-meaning, but of a lot of it is plain wrong.
I've compiled a list of some of the stickiest separation anxiety alternative tall tales. This week we look at numbers 1 to 4. How many of these have you come across?
Nobody knows what causes separation anxiety. There is lots of research, but the results aren't conclusive. The experts don't agree on what causes separation anxiety. So how can we say something you did caused your dog's separation anxiety?
And, the owner blaming is even less reasonable if we factor in that separation anxiety may be genetic. Or that it could be the result of what happened to the pup before he came home with you.
Your dog's separation anxiety could have been caused by any number of things. Nobody knows.
But what do we know? Well, we know leaving a separation anxiety dog can make his condition worse. We also know life changes can have a big impact.
There's not a lot you can do about the latter. I don't expect you'll hold off moving house in case your dog develops separation anxiety! That said, you can manage absences, and we know this does help dogs with home alone distress.
This seems like an obvious solution. He's lonely and needs company. Unfortunately, for the vast majority of dogs, getting another dog doesn't help.
Another dog in the house might even make things worse. Your new dog might alarm bark to protect the house and trigger your separation anxiety dog. And what a mess if the two didn't get along and you couldn't confine them in the same space.
Getting a new dog is a huge decision, so before you add a new member of the family, talk to a behaviour expert.
Getting another dog might not be the best idea.
We used to think that "sneaky" look your dog has when you come home to destruction was the sign of a guilty dog. And it can seem like guilt. But if your dog is cowering with his ears back, his tail tucked, that's fear not guilt.
Why fear? Well, dogs are world champions at making associations. The last time your dog damaged something, you walked through the door and got mad. So this time, he thinks the same thing is going to happen. Your dog has no idea why you're mad! You walking through the door sometimes means you're angry.
Alexander Horowitz, the canine cognition scientist, conducted an experiment on "that guilty look". She demonstrated people see "guilt" in a dog's body language when they think the dog has done something wrong. In the test, it didn't matter whether the dog had done something. What mattered was the owner thought it had.
Dr. Horowitz explains this is understandable. She says we're programmed to see human emotions in dogs. And she adds often our thinking is off when we do so.
But remember, it's not guilt, it's fear.
So next time you come through the door to a mess, try not to scold your dog. He didn't do it to be bad. He's not mad at you. He panicked when you left. That's all.
We all used to think crating a dog would help home alone anxiety. But here's the thing: many of dogs with separation anxiety also have a phobia of crates. For these dogs, crating adds to the panic.
But if you have a dog who's chewing the walls or ripping up the floorboards, a crate can feel like the only answer. And it will stop the damage to your house. But you risk severe physical and psychological damage to your dog. Panicking dogs will harm themselves trying to escape. And the memory of the panic is lasting.
Try a confinement area using baby gates and room dividers. Then, video your dog when you're out. Some dogs improve just because they are no longer in a crate.
Manage his alone time so you don't leave your dog long enough for him to go into a panic. That may sound daunting, but it's more doable than you think. Remember, this doesn't mean you have to stay with the dog. It means you need to make sure someone – anyone – is there.
These four are but a few of the separation anxiety myths you will hear. There are plenty more. In part two we'll cover barking, puppies, and when to use food toys. And we'll also look at whether your dog's separation anxiety is his way of getting back at you for going out. Spoiler alert: it's not.
Have you come across any of these myths and "alt-facts"? Tell us more.
NextNext post:8 separation anxiety "alternative facts" you need to challenge. Part 2.