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The percentage of Russians who are ready to vote for Vladimir Putin in presidential elections has increased to 75 percent against 70 percent in February, the Public Opinion Foundation has reported.
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Could anyone verify for me that bank 2, sensor 1 (PO153 OBDII code) is referring to the O2 sensor on the driver's side closest to the engine? Thanks.
"I believe" that Bank 2, sensor 1 is the passenger side, front sensor. B1S1 is the driver side front. The "monitor" sensor, after the cat, is commonly referred to bank 1 sensor 2.
Thanks... I also just heard back from a buddy who used to be a ford mechanic and he said that bank 1 is always opposite the #1 cylinder, which on this V-6 is on the passenger side, meaning bank 2 is actually the driver's side and sensor 1 is still upstream of the cat. Just need that third opinion now to help decide. Thanks for the reply.


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Saint-Barthélemy-de-Vals  est une commune française située dans le département de la Drôme en région Auvergne-Rhône-Alpes.

Géographie

Localisation
La commune de Saint-Barthélemy-de-Vals se situe dans la Drôme des Collines, et plus précisément dans la vallée de la Galaure.
Le village se situe à  à l'est de Saint-Vallier (chef-lieu du canton), à  environ au nord de Valence et à  au sud de Lyon.

Relief et géologie

Hydrographie

Climat

Voies de communication et transports
L'autoroute A7 traverse la commune du nord au sud. Le plus proche péage est au sud, sur la commune de Mercurol-Veaunes.

Urbanisme

Typologie
Saint-Barthélemy-de-Vals est une commune rurale, car elle fait partie des communes peu ou très peu denses, au sens de la grille communale de densité de l'Insee.

Par ailleurs la commune fait partie de l'aire d'attraction de Saint-Vallier dont elle est une commune de la couronne. Cette aire, qui regroupe , est catégorisée dans les aires de moins de .

Occupation des sols

L'occupation des sols de la commune, telle qu'elle ressort de la base de données européenne d'occupation biophysique des sols Corine Land Cover (CLC), est marquée par l'importance des territoires agricoles (63,8 % en 2018), une proportion sensiblement équivalente à celle de 1990 (64,7 %). La répartition détaillée en 2018 est la suivante :
zones agricoles hétérogènes (35,8 %), forêts (32,7 %), terres arables (24,9 %), zones urbanisées (3,5 %), prairies (3,1 %).

L'IGN met par ailleurs à disposition un outil en ligne permettant de comparer l'évolution dans le temps de l'occupation des sols de la commune (ou de territoires à des échelles différentes). Plusieurs époques sont accessibles sous forme de cartes ou photos aériennes : la carte de Cassini (), la carte d'état-major (1820-1866) et la période actuelle (1950 à aujourd'hui).

Morphologie urbaine

Hameaux et lieux-dits

Logement

Projets d'aménagement

Risques naturels et technologiques

Toponymie

Attestations
Dictionnaire topographique du département de la Drôme :
958 : locus Sancti Bartholemei (cartulaire de Saint-Chaffre, 15).
1179 : mention de l'église du prieuré : ecclesia Sancti Bartholomei (cartulaire de Saint-Chaffre, 33).
 : mention du prieuré : prioratus Sancti Bartholomei de Marnas (pouillé de Vienne).
1555 : Sainct Bartholomieu (terrier de Diane de Poitiers).
1788 : Saint Barthélemy de Val (Alman. du Dauphiné).
1891 : Saint-Barthélemy-de-Vals, commune du canton de Saint-Vallier.

Étymologie

Histoire

Préhistoire
Le site des Roches qui dansent a pu être considéré par certains comme un cromlech mais il s'agit en fait d'une formation naturelle.

Le site de la chapelle Notre-Dame-de-Vals, juchée sur son piton rocheux qui domine la Galaure, a été occupé dès l'âge de bronze.

Protohistoire
Fin , des sépultures celtiques ont été découvertes sur le site des Roches qui dansent.

Antiquité : les Gallo-romains
Le général Quintius Fabius Maximus a livré bataille contre les Gaulois (vers Douévas).

Du Moyen Âge à la Révolution
La seigneurie :
La terre est un fief du comté d'Albon.
Les seigneurs de Siboud dirigeaient le fief de Vals (territoire allant de Laveyron à Ponsas et englobant Saint-Uze et Saint-Barthélemy-de-Vals).
Le château est vendu au dauphin Humbert Ier de Viennois. Il semble avoir essentiellement joué un rôle de prison ou de logement pour les officiers de justice du dauphin.
1343 : la terre passe à la couronne de France.
 : le mandement de Vals est transmis aux Poitiers.

Vers 1355-1375, la chapelle est érigée en guise de protection contre les épidémies de peste

 : séjour du futur roi Louis XI au château.

 : un péage est mentionné à Villeneuve (supprimé au ).

Pendant les guerres de Religion, le château et la chapelle sont dégradés.

1586 : Jean de la Croix-Chevrière achète le château
C'est aussi à cette époque que le seigneur de Saint-Vallier fait construire une maison et un hospice dans l'enceinte du château.
Jusqu'à la fin du , la chapelle continue d'attirer des pèlerins qui y montent plusieurs fois l'an.

1780 : ouverture de la route de la Galaure en 1780 qui sort le lieu de son isolement.

Avant 1790, Saint-Barthélemy-de-Vals était une paroisse de la communauté de Vals et du diocèse de Vienne, dont l'église était celle d'un prieuré de l'ordre de Saint-Benoît et de la dépendance de l'abbaye de Saint-Chaffre-le-Monestier. Ce prieuré, fondé en 1058 au lieu-dit de Marnas par les comtes de Valentinois, fut ensuite transféré à Saint-Barthélemy. Le prieur était collateur et décimateur dans la paroisse.
Le territoire fait partie du mandement de Vals (voir le château de Vals, commune de Saint-Uze).

De la Révolution à nos jours
Le comité révolutionnaire de Saint-Vallier déclare que la place forte est un lieu de réunion de fanatiques et qu'il convient de considérer la chapelle comme un bien national et que son toit doit être brûlé.
Jean de la Croix-Chevrière, ne pouvant prouver son statut de propriétaire, perd ses biens.

En 1790, la paroisse devint une commune du canton de Saint-Vallier.

En 1893, la commune voit l'arrivée de la voie de chemin de fer reliant Saint-Vallier au Grand-Serre. Un tunnel de  est percé dans le piton rocheux et une station est créée, celle de la « roche taillée ». Un pont est ensuite construit au-dessus de la Galaure.

Politique et administration

Tendance politique et résultats

Administration municipale

Liste des maires

Rattachements administratifs et électoraux

Politique environnementale

Finances locales

Jumelages

Population et société

Démographie

Services et équipements

Enseignement

Santé

Manifestations culturelles et festivités
Fête patronale : le dimanche avant le .
Fête communale : le premier dimanche de septembre.

Loisirs

Le lac des Vernets de Galaure est ouvert aux baigneurs et propose plusieurs animations.

Sports
Escalade (site des Roches qui dansent).

Médias

Cultes

Un pèlerinage à la chapelle Notre-Dame-de-Vals et un office ont lieu tous les .

Économie

Agriculture
En 1992 : céréales, vignes, vergers, bovins, caprins.

La commune abrite le siège social de Bartel (maroquinerie) qui a réalisé 42 millions de chiffre d'affaires en 2019 et emploie 330 salariés.

Tourisme
Pêche.
Randonnées.

Revenus de la population et fiscalité

Emploi

Culture locale et patrimoine

Lieux et monuments
Ruines du château médiéval des dauphins sur un pic isolé.
Chapelle Notre-Dame-de-Vals (agrandie au ).
Rochain : ancienne maison forte construite au .
Château de Marnas et sa chapelle (propriété privée).
Hospice de Rochetaillé.
Chapelle de Villeneuve (propriété privée).
Fontaine.
Deux lavoirs : un dans le village (en bon état) et un autre au quartier de Villeneuve (qui doit être restauré).
Église Saint-Barthélemy de Saint-Barthélemy-de-Vals, du village ().
Les gorges de Rochetaillée ont été creusées de main d'homme.
Ancienne usine à Villeneuve dont il ne reste que la cheminée (ancienne briqueterie ou tuilerie).
Ancienne usine de la vallée de la Galaure qui produisait initialement des fours industriels et qui aujourd'hui abrite en grande partie des bureaux.

Patrimoine culturel

Patrimoine naturel
Le site des Roches qui dansent (classé) est un chaos naturel. Il est aussi appelé sur certaines cartes Cromlech de la Roche-qui-danse.
Il est situé au quartier de Douévas, au débouché oriental du ruisseau de Ponsas, au sud de la commune.
La légende locale raconte que durant la nuit de Noël les pierres dansaient. Cette légende viendrait de l'existence sur le site d'une pierre branlante. Le site serait le lieu de refuge des fées. Certains y ont imaginé des cérémonies druidiques.
On y observe 51 gros monolithes (en grès quartziteux extrêmement dur, grès veiné et auréolé d'oxydes métallifères. Ils sont issus de l'induration et la grésification des sables due à des circulations hétérogènes de fluides. Guidée par des cassures, des zones moins compactes ou plus perméables, voire par des organismes vivants, ces circulations entraînent une silicification hétérogène.
Ils sont disposés en trois cercles concentriques allant de 1,5 à  de hauteur (l'exploitation de la roche a fait disparaître ces cercles)
Sur les rochers, on peut observer trois sortes de signes :
1) de profonds arcs de cercles, probablement des meules en cour d'extraction.
2) quatre signes en forme de croix cerclée. Ils ne sont pas gravés mais dessinés avec un oxyde métallique.
3) des groupes de stries.
Le site appartient à des privés mais son accès est libre.

Le marais des Vernets est géré par le CREN qui désire le classer en espace Naturel.

Personnalités liées à la commune

Héraldique, logotype et devise

Annexes

Bibliographie

Articles connexes
Liste des communes de la Drôme

Liens externes

Notes et références

Notes et cartes
 Notes

 Cartes

Références

Commune dans la Drôme
Commune dans l'arrondissement de Valence
Aire d'attraction de Saint-Vallier

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Q: SQL Query to split in start/end with desire output I have a table with below records

ItemCode
Value

1
0.000

1
0.290

1
0.370

1
0.650

1
1.190

1
2.120

1
2.700

1
2.900

1
7.360

2
2.340

2
2.790

2
2.890

2
3.500

2
3.600

3
2.100

3
2.250

3
3.000

I would like to output as below

ItemCode
BeginNum
EndNum

1
0.000
0.290

1
0.290
0.370

1
0.370
0.650

1
0.650
1.190

1
1.190
2.120

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2.120
2.700

1
2.700
2.900

1
2.900
7.360

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2.340
2.790

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2.790
2.890

2
2.890
3.500

2
3.500
3.600

3
2.100
2.250

3
2.250
3.000

A: You want lead():
select *
from (
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    from mytable
) t
where endnum is not null

Note that this eliminates the last record per group, as shown in your sample data.

A: You can do it too (if you want the last record by group, replace 'inner join' by 'left outer join') :
with tablewithrow as (
select f1.*, row_number() over(partition by f1.ItemCode order by (select null)) rang
from mytable f1
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select f1.ItemCode, f1.Value BeginNum, f2.Value EndNum
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Very few sports require the sustained concentration and focus (with life and wallet-threatening consequences) as motorsport but we can't just do a hundred deadlifts, swim a mile or practice some yoga and call it good. All of those things would help but none of them alone will really prepare us to deal with the above. There are motorsport-specific trainers out there, Jim Leo's PitFit in Indy probably amongst the best in the States, but most of us don't live in Indy so what can we do?
I'm a small guy – 5′8″ and 140# – so strength is something I have to work at. Hours behind the wheel in a 25-hour endurance race with big sticky slicks could tire me out if I'm not in shape so I wanted a tool for my home gym. I have a one-car garage so it had to be modular and not take up a lot of space. I sketched a design that could attach to my Rogue Fitness half-rack and called my friend Tony Colicchio at TC Design Motorsports to make it a reality.
With a spare Mazda Miata steering column, a $25 "race wheel" from Ebay and a J-Cup from Rogue Fitness, Tony (who is also a big fitness junkie) built the perfect arm and shoulder exercise tool for replicating the experience behind the wheel. I can load it up with weight and do sets of turning the wheel left 90 degrees, holding for a count of 5, then turning right 90 degrees and repeating. When I'm done, it just hangs on the wall. You could achieve similar effects with just a plate weight but I find that this more closely taxes my arms and shoulders as when I'm racing. It also replicates the hand position required.
The old race seat is something I use with iRacing (another training tool) and is definitely overkill but there's no question it puts me in precisely the right position. I frequently race a Mazda and have received a lot of support from Mazda Motorsports so the steering column is a subtle nod of thanks.
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Opinions on secession differ but all appear to agree on one thing: a year-and-a-half after a failed attempt to break from Spain shook the country and Europe, frontline politicians need to stop shouting and get talking.
That's the view shared by many Catalans worn out by months of fruitless sparring between pro- and anti-independence camps, who want leaders in separatist-governed Catalonia and Madrid to come to an arrangement.
"There are many, many people in Catalonia who are increasingly convinced that the radical positions on one side and the other bring nothing positive," says Carles Estape, an independence supporter.
That includes a "huge majority of those in favour of independence," he adds.
Tensions have soared in the 7.5-million-strong northeastern Spanish region since a banned independence referendum took place on October 1, 2017, followed weeks later by a short-lived declaration of secession.
Hardly a day goes by without pro-independence politicians or supporters of the unity of Spain badmouthing one another as moderates struggle to be heard above the din.
Socialist Prime Minister Pedro Sanchez, who came to power in June, tried to start formal talks with separatist leaders but was shouted down by right-wingers accusing him of cosying up to those trying to break up Spain... and by separatists who said it wasn't enough.
He was forced to call early general elections on April 28th after pro-independence lawmakers who helped him come to power refused to back the minority government's budget.
"We're at a stage when no one really knows how to get out of this confrontation," says former union member Jaume Espinalt in Sant Joan de Vilatorrada, a town nestled in the rolling hills of Catalonia's mainly pro-independence centre.
It's like "two battering rams with the people in the middle," adds Espinalt.
He believes there should be "less shouting, more listening" in the divided region where 47.5 percent voted for independence parties in December 2017 regional polls.
In Santpedor, the village where pro-independence Manchester City coach Pep Guardiola comes from, mayor Xavier Codina acknowledges the issue is a "recurrent theme."
"Every day, every day," insists Codina, a staunch backer of secession.
Outside his office, yellow ribbons hang from stone buildings, including the village hall.
These have become a symbol of protest against the imprisonment and trial of separatist leaders and an object of ire for radical anti-independence activists.
"Do you know what I have today? I've received notification from the electoral board that I have to take off the yellow ribbon," says Codina, a small separatist flag perched behind his desk.
The board says the yellow ribbons should be taken off Catalan government buildings ahead of elections, arguing they are partisan.
"I'm going to hang a banner that says 'freedom.' That can mean lots of things," he says, laughing.
It could mean freedom for separatist leaders currently on trial in Madrid's Supreme Court, which Codina sees as an "injustice" that has only deepened the resolve of independence supporters.
Risking up to 25 years in jail, nine out of the 12 are in preventative custody, some of them for over a year.
Sitting in his Barcelona office on a busy thoroughfare, Jordi Menendez says the trial is so explosive it is impeding meaningful dialogue.
"Because emotional, psychological elements prevail over the rationality needed in politics."
He worries people are self-censoring what they say in a climate that has seen separatists label those against their cause as "traitors."
A socialist, he is part of a platform that seeks to promote a modern version of "Catalanism", a historical movement that protects the region's traditions, language and autonomy, as an alternative to independence.
He has co-edited a book -- "Catalanism, 80 visions" -- bringing together differing voices in Catalonia and has been promoting it, including in Mataro, where the gathering was his initiative.
In a sunlit cafe in Gracia, a trendy, pro-independence district of Barcelona, Najat El Hachmi, a Catalan author of Moroccan origin, says for some Catalans "independence is the last of their worries" -- and worries the issue relegates other issues such as poverty, unemployment and social exclusion, particularly among immigrant families like her own.
"I see big problems that appear more pressing," she says, stressing that doesn't mean people must renounce aspirations for independence.
By and large, though, El Hachmi says people's daily lives go on much like before.
"We've learnt to live together," agrees Jordi Obiols, a psychiatrist.
"What there is though... among the population is fatigue, exhaustion, weariness, anger at how good we were, how good we could be, and how stupid that we are where we are."


A family member bought a penthouse condo in Madrid for 600,000 Euros less than 3 years ago. Now it is valued at more than 1.2 million Euros. What's uniquely strange to the Spanish property market is a very narrow range of prices. A condo in the worst parts of town, would still set you back atleast 5,000 Euros/m2.
Strangely enough, they still haven't gotten around to updating their legal system to allow for REITs. I was hoping that after the UK moved on this, the rest of Europe would follow suit. So if you want to invest in real estate, your only options are to actually buy property or to buy construction/property companies on the Madrid Stock Exchange.
It even attracted Spain's wealthiest man, Amancio Ortega (founder of Inditex). Through his investment company, Pontegadea, he bought 5% of the outstanding shares of Astroc at the beginning of 2007. And for a short time he seemed to be a genius as he doubled his money in less than a month. I don't think he's a happy camper now. Not that he would even notice a few million evaporating from his portfolio.
As you can see on the chart, in late February 2007, instead of going up after basing for the sixth time, it actually fell quite abruptly. The party was over. Apparently some funny stuff had gone on accounting wise. There was a related party transaction involving the president and that had juiced last year's profit making it seem much higher than it really was. The resulting fallout took out not only Astroc but all real estate companies on the exchange. And even spilled over into the wider market.
It's interesting to look at the chart and notice the beautiful stair-stepping up. How can you believe that the markets are random when you see this price action? Notice how the powers that be pinned price at 45 Euros (red rounded box). And how prices fell much faster than they rose: 7 months of climbing were undone in less than 3.
This hasn't really effected the property market itself. Although it has finally slowed, I don't think prices will fall anytime soon. In fact, this sort of panic selling across the board is usually a good time to scoop up some shares for a bounce.


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Education Desk: What's Driving a Rise in Early Diagnosis for ADHD?
Thursday, December 27, 2018 by Danielle Prieur (WMFE)
But an accurate early diagnosis can actually improve outcomes for the patient-and increase their chances of success later in life. Photo: Flickr Creative Commons
August babies are more likely to be diagnosed with ADHD than babies born in September. That's according to a study published in The New England Journal of Medicine. But an accurate early diagnosis can actually improve outcomes for the patient-and increase their chances of success later in life.
It's a beautiful winter day in Sanford. Ten-year-old Kyle Clisby and his twelve-year-old stepsister Gabby are outside playing in their go carts.
Kyle's stepdad Dave Landini says six years ago, this type of play wouldn't have been possible.
"Before he would have fits that he couldn't control. His emotions would overwhelm him and he would throw himself on the floor and he would scream. And I felt horrible for him."
Mom Kristine recalls a particularly bad episode when Kyle tried to run away from school. His teachers took her aside shortly after that.
"They did think we needed to get him evaluated so that's when I had called Dr. Forrest's center for child development."
Dr. Emily Forrest is a behavioral pediatrician with Florida Hospital. She diagnosed Kyle with ADHD before he turned five.
"We actually started medication for him prior to him starting kindergarten because school was so hard for him. And he started kindergarten doing beautifully."
Forrest says early assessment for ADHD is becoming more common. That's partly because of universal pre-K where children start school at four if not younger.
"And because of that it's coming to parents' attention that kids are having a hard time sitting still in school and following the classroom routine."
A child's age is one of the factors clinicians should consider before making a diagnosis, according to a study in The New England Journal of Medicine. Researchers found a higher rate of diagnosis and treatment of ADHD among children born in August when compared with their peers born in September. The September 1 cutoff for school enrollment meant these children could be the youngest in their class.
"I think at times we are too quick to diagnose or put a label on a child's behavior and often that can wait a little while."
That's Sharon Carnahan. She's a developmental psychologist at Rollins College. She's not opposed to assessing children for ADHD at a young age.
But she says it's important to make "responsible" diagnoses based on tests to rule out other possible causes of a child's behavior.
"Things like lack of sleep or the experience of a family trauma like being in a car wreck, or certain illnesses, or simply being younger than your peers. All of these things can produce the same kind of symptoms in a child."
Still, accurate early diagnosis does make a big difference in the lives of kids with ADHD. And it can help families find support networks and enroll their children in special education programs.
Dr. Emily Forrest:
"A lot of kids really think that they're bad because they're constantly being told that they can't do the right thing. So I think part of knowing the diagnosis helps everyone deal with them a little bit better."
Mom Kristine watches Kyle and Gabby try to fix the broken go cart. The years since Kyle's diagnosis with ADHD haven't always been easy. Sometimes his dosage is off or new stressors come up and his symptoms return. But she says overall his life has changed for the better.
"He's actually in soccer now, he plays dodge ball, he plays with his sister and brother outside. He plays with kids. So he's just a normal, everyday child."
If you'd like to listen to the full story, please click on the clip above.
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Bert Dezzutti of Brookfield Office Properties stands in front of the Wells Fargo Center on Bunker Hill in downtown Los Angeles. Brookfield now controls both towers in the center after completing its purchase of MPG Office Trust.
With its acquisition of some of the tallest skyscrapers in downtown Los Angeles finally complete, New York-based Brookfield Office Properties Inc. is now the dominant office landlord in the city's financial district.
Brookfield completed its purchase of longtime L.A. office tower owner MPG Office Trust Inc. on Tuesday. The new owner controls seven high-profile skyscrapers in the financial district, which has suffered for years from too much office vacancy even as downtown's overall reputation has improved.
In his first public statement about the deal since it was announced in April, Brookfield's top Los Angeles executive vowed to upgrade the former MPG buildings and aggressively court new tenants, including technology and entertainment firms that have shied away from downtown in the past.
Brookfield is gambling that the office market will finally turn around as tenants are attracted to downtown's burgeoning residential, retail and entertainment scene. Thousands of new residents have arrived in recent years and apartments, hotels and stores are being built at a rapid pace.
"Los Angeles is in the early stages of what I would call this revolution," Brookfield's Bert Dezzutti said. "That's why we have been so attracted to this deal for so long."
Brookfield has an uphill climb ahead as it seeks to fill its buildings. Vacancy in the company's seven towers is about 17%, which is less than average in the central business district but still formidable considering that Brookfield controls a total of 8.3 million square feet.
The former MPG buildings, which include the Gas Co. Tower and Wells Fargo Tower on Bunker Hill, need maintenance and improvements that were postponed because of MPG's financial problems. Dezzutti said Brookfield would pay for upgrades to common areas such as lobbies and explore ways to make the buildings dating to the 1980s more attractive to today's tenants.
The company will also expand its Arts Brookfield program, which brings art displays and musical performances to its properties.
Brookfield agreed to pay about $430 million for four of MPG's high-rises in April and assume $2 billion in MPG's debt. Complete financial terms of Tuesday's deal were not disclosed, but real estate experts estimated the full value at $3 billion.
The buyer of MPG was a new fund controlled by Brookfield called DTLA Holdings. The fund now owns the former MPG high-rises and property that Brookfield had amassed earlier downtown, including the Fig at 7th shopping center and a prime development site on Figueroa Street.
Brookfield might build a hotel or residential building on that site a few blocks north of Staples Center, Dezzutti said. "The demand for housing and hospitality in downtown L.A. is extraordinary and underserved."
MPG was delisted from the New York Stock Exchange on Tuesday. Brookfield paid holders of MPG's common stock $3.15 a share in cash at the close of the merger. Some preferred stock was converted to shares in DTLA Holdings.
Brookfield owns 47% of DTLA Holdings and institutional funds hold the remaining 53%, Dezzutti said.
MPG had a long run as one of Southern California's most prominent real estate developers.
Founded by Los Angeles developer Robert F. Maguire in the 1960s, MPG was for decades the best-known builder of top-quality office space in Southern California. During the real estate boom of the mid-2000s, it paid top dollar for a large portfolio of premium properties, mostly in Orange County.
But that expansion backfired when the economy tanked. The firm owed billions of dollars in mortgages at a time when many of its tenants were shrinking their offices, going out of business or begging for rent reductions.
Maguire left the troubled company in 2008 after a contentious battle for control. The company's name was changed from Maguire Properties Inc. to MPG in 2010.
In the following years it sold some buildings and let others fall into foreclosure to stay afloat while looking for suitors who might step in with a rescue plan.
The once-great real estate company's failure was of its own making, said analyst Michael Knott of Green Street Advisors.
"Ten years after Maguire's IPO, the company is gone, the victim of self-inflicted wounds from poor capital allocation and financing choices," Knott said.
Now Brookfield faces downtown L.A.'s landlord challenges of high office vacancy, tepid demand and difficulty raising rents in a soft market, Knott said.
An MPG representative declined to comment Tuesday. Shares of Brookfield Office Properties closed down 23 cents at $18.82.
As one of the wealthiest real estate companies in the country, Brookfield has a shot at making its downtown L.A. purchases into a good investment, analyst Craig Silvers said.
"There is good potential because vacancy rates are so high that there is almost nowhere to go but up," said Silvers, president of Bricks & Mortar Capital. "But the kind of landlord that is needed is one that is willing and able to spend on various tenant improvements to make downtown more competitively attractive."


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Q: How to reverse system-wide installation of Flask So I created a virtual environment but forgot to activate it.  I then ran pip install flask thinking I was in the new virtualenv.  This returned a denied permissions error, so I ran it again with sudo in front.  Shortly after, I realized what I had done.  I did a quick search here and found this question.  However, when I run sudo pip uninstall flask (as suggested in that link) I get this back "Can't uninstall 'Flask'. No files were found to uninstall."
Did I actually install it system-wide? If so, why does it tell me this when I try to uninstall it, and how do I actually reverse this system-wide installation?
Thanks in advance

A: It pretty weird that you can't uninstall using pip... However, you can always resort to a manual removal if necessary:

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*Go to your python install sites-packages directory. If you don't know where that is, an easy way is to run the following:
>>> import flask
>>> flask.__file__

*Remove the flask directory in there, and the Flask-0.9-py2.7.egg-info that may exist


All cities and municipalities have different rules concerning pool permits. It is important to check with your local planning and zoning department. In most cases, a permit is required for installing an above ground pool. A permit is mandated for any pool that is capable of containing water more than 24 inches deep at any point. This includes in-ground, above-ground and on-ground pools; indoor pools; hot tubs; spas; and fixed-in-place wading pools. All pools that use pumps, filters, heaters, lights, or any other electrical devices, regardless of water depth, require an electrical permit.


Your Boss Wondering If Your Marketing Campaigns Are Working? Use UTM Tagging To Prove It.
Demonstrating the effectiveness of marketing campaigns can be a challenge – however, knowing what works is essential to knowing where to reinvest your budget. Tools like Google Analytics, Mixpanel, Kissmetrics, (and hey, even Qualaroo!) exist to help you better understand your website audience, which marketing channels your traffic is coming from and only with UTM tagging can you further prove exactly which marketing campaigns brought which visitors to your website. You can then track the campaigns through to customer purchases, and prove that you should indeed keep your job.
You are running multiple campaigns at the same time, and need to know which campaign is the most effective.
You are sharing content across social networks (Facebook, Twitter, LinkedIn, etc.) and need to know which leads come from which channels.
You are running paid advertisements and need to measure the effectiveness of your campaigns for particular channels, search terms, and advertising content.
You are sending out a newsletter to your base and need to measure purchases resulting from your campaigns.
You're running an in app survey with CTAs that link out to specific landing pages.
A UTM tag is a simple code snippet that you can append to a URL to track the source, medium, term, content, and campaign information from anyone who clicks the link. The acronym "UTM" originates from "Urchin Tracking Module," Urchin being the predecessor to Google Analytics, which sold to Google to create Google Analytics as we now know it. UTM tags are simple to create, and easily trackable in Google Analytics.
How Do You Set Up A UTM Tag?
Of course, typing this out yourself is tedious and leaves room for errors. A single typo will complicate your tracking, so consistency is key. If you use "cpc" in one campaign and "CPC" in another, Google will see both as two different parameters. To "dummy proof" yourself, I recommend using a tool to create UTM tags.
Effing Amazing UTM Builder is the best tool I have come across for creating UTM tags. Not only can you use their widget to add UTM parameters to your URL, but you can also save presets for recurring campaigns. The widget also integrate with Bit.ly to generate short URLs so you are not sharing a 100+ character links with your audience. You can find the chrome plugin here.
How Do You Track UTM Tagged Campaigns?
You can see the results for your campaigns in Google Analytics under Acquisition. Simply login to your Google Analytics account, go to Acquisition ⇒ Campaigns ⇒ All Campaigns and you can see different campaigns, sources, and mediums right away.
To the right, you can choose goals to see how many users acquired from these campaigns completed which goals. If you set up Ecommerce or monetary amounts for goals, you will be able to directly trace purchases to marketing campaigns to measure ROI.
Qualaroo is a real-time insights platform that allows you to gather qualitative information from your customers through online surveys. Marketers often choose to link to relevant or helpful pages from the survey after the user has answered the questions. Best practices for adding CTAs to surveys show that appending UTM tags to CTAs on your surveys allows you to best track the effectiveness of Qualaroo. With UTM tracking, you can easily see the positive impact each survey has on your user experience and bottom line.
Be consistent with naming conventions. You may want to keep a dictionary of guidelines that your team can refer to if anyone else is sharing links or looking into campaign results.
Remember that UTM parameters are only useful to you when you can access analytics for that domain. If you are sharing a guest post you wrote on another platform and wish to track it, you will want to tag a link in that post that leads to your domain, rather than the link to that article itself.
Use bit.ly or another link shortener to shorten your URLs before sharing them. If you share a 100+ character link, readers might strip away the UTM parameters before going to the page. Link shorteners keep your links looking sharp, and eliminate the risk of tech-savvy viewers tinkering with your tracking.
Always test your links before posting them to make sure they work properly.
Keep it up, you're on a roll!
Do you have any questions? Please leave your thoughts below in the comments!


Every person that has his own house has generally one popular target – to make it look as original as possible. Hence, in most cases we tend to spend a lot of money in order to purchase high-quality goods that would support us fill the interior side of our house.
One of worth mentioning examples that are currently awaking the interest of improving percentage of people is referred to kitchen wallpapers. It is also referred to the fact that their assortment as well as broad range of designs available allows us to be certain that we will find something that would meet our preferences. Moreover, this alternative has another crucial advantage that might convince wide scope of different customers to purchasing it.
This advantage is connected with the fact that compared with other alternatives available on the market, this one is relatively easy in use, which means that in order to have a wallpaper in our house like from , we need to put much less effort into the whole process than inter alia regards painting the walls in one color.
Furthermore, kitchen wallpapers are bought by rising number of people, even by those richer, who find them much better in terms of filling the walls of the kitchens. It is also referred to the fact that there we have a variety of gases as we cook various dishes or for instance boil water.
Hence, it is substantially easier to clean a wallpaper than a wall that has been painted in one color. Except costs' side and easiness of cleaning, we should also remember that, as it has already been analyzed above, in order to have a wallpaper in our house we don't need to have amazing skills. Nonetheless, we are recommended to be precise, as without it we would not be able to do it right.
In the light of the points mentioned above, kitchen wallpapers are certainly products that might awake our interest in various areas. It is implied by the fact that it might help us not only make our kitchen as we would like, but also to achieve some other common goals regards sustainable use of our family budget.


The newest cutting edge in aesthetic medicine is whole body rejuvenation. Although, liposuction is the most popular type of body rejuvenation procedures performed in the world, there is an exciting new technology called Laser Lipolysis, which has made this procedure safer with improved results. This new technology is often performed under local anesthesia in your plastic surgeon or dermatologist's office without the need for hospitalization.
The technology involves a laser fiber being inserted under the skin to liquefy the fat in unwanted areas. After transforming the fat into liquid form, it is then suctioned out through a small hollow tube. There are several different technologies which target the unwanted fat cells in our body. The targeting of these components has made this procedure safer, gentler and suitable for more people. The laser fiber itself, which is inserted directly under the skin, allows for better molding and contouring during the surgical procedure. Most importantly, it gives long term shaping of the body's own collagen, so that the skin is tighter and patients see a more uniformed result as compared to traditional liposuction surgery.
Various companies have marketed this technology as CoolLipoaC/, SmartLipoaC/, LipoLiteaC/, SlimLipo (r) or SmoothLipo. What is great about these new procedures is that you can often return to relatively normal daily activities and even go back to the gym within two to three days. However, it is still necessary to wear a compression garment for a few days after the procedure which is less time than with traditional liposuction.
The good news is that this is just the beginning of a new pioneering wave of advanced body contouring technologies.


Welcome to Board Talk. This is Jim Hall and Phil Zarrow, the Assembly Brothers pick and place. What is today's dilemma, Jim?
Improving DPM for wave soldering using nitrogen. This comes from A.S.
We are wave soldering complex board with 3000-plus components using OSP finish and SAC305 alloy. Our current defective parts-per-million level for soldering is 400 to 500 and for solder voids is around 1000.
To improve our DPM, we plan to install a nitrogen environment around the wave soldering tank to reduce oxidation. Is this likely to improve our DPM level?
With regard to voids, that's another question. Let me say this about nitrogen before we dive into it. Anybody who has listening to this program knows we're not big fans of using nitrogen for reflow. However, wave soldering is a totally different process. With the addition of flux, addition of solder, it's a totally different beast.
We have found both from our personal experiences as well as studies that were done by Soltec and Electrovert, that nitrogen really does help in the wave soldering process with through hole components by improving the surface tension and by reducing the oxidation, it helps the solder go in the right places.
So things like less propensity towards bridging, reduced solder balls, reduced open and skips, you can see some improvement. And the other advantage of inerting the wave is you're only inerting the wave areas.
So you can do that out of a gas bottle. However, with voids, well, this kind of leaves a void in the problem here.
I'm not totally convinced that I understand exactly what they're describing. What's the difference between DPM level for soldering and solder voids. But if they're experiencing solder voids in wave soldering that waves the flag of inadequate preheat.
Voids are typically caused by solvent in the flux being encaptured in the wave and causing bubbles and voids. The answer is to make sure you're profiling your preheat correctly, putting thermocouples on top of the board on a land adjacent to a heavy through-hole component and making sure that the top surface of the board is reaching the appropriate temperature for the flux.
Typical numbers are for alcohol-based flux, it's 100 degrees. For water based VOC-free fluxes it's 110 to 120. But in any case check what your manufacturer recommends because I suspect that's the principle cause of voiding.
I don't know that nitrogen is going to help that very much. But I agree that it should help the other defects, particularly with insufficient solder and insufficient hole fill. The question is raised, if you are not preheating adequately, in addition to not boiling off the solvents, you may not be fully activating the surface.
I agree that nitrogen is a good idea for reduction of dross, particularly with the high tin content lead-free alloys.
No magic bullets, nitrogen can help but is not a magic bullet.
Remember, whether you're trying to get rid of voids in wave soldering or you are avoiding wave soldering altogether, don't solder like my brother.
We have found (and tested) that the HOT nitrogen injection on to the soldering bath get a real soldering defects reduction (e.g shortcut) and the dross quantity is the same as the "nitrogen tunnel system" dross quantity. Obviously, the costs are completely different, you decide.
Pierleonardo Zoppellaro, Carel Industries s.p.a.
Will Nitrogen Reduce Wave Solder Defects? The short answer is yes, but to better understand how nitrogen will reduce defects in the wave soldering process you must understand how nitrogen works in the soldering process.
Nitrogen is an inert gas which displaces oxygen in the soldering process, and there are different levels of nitrogen purity which has an effect on the soldering process. As the purity level of the nitrogen decreases the impurities found in the nitrogen gas increase, which has a direct effect on the wave soldering process.
For example a purity level of 5.0 (99.999%) has a typical impurity level is <10 ppm, and a purity level of 3.0 (99.9%) has an impurity level of < 1000 ppm.
In a nitrogen wave process with reduced oxygen levels, oxidation is not occurring at the board level and this has a direct effect on solder spread, wetting force and surface tension. A study on solder spread was conducted in different atmospheric environments and one major finding was that solder starts to flow at lower temperatures if the rest oxygen level is low.
For example Sn63/Pb37 has a melt point 183 degrees C, and with a rest oxygen level of 10 ppm solder started to spread at 205 degrees C, versus a rest O2 level of 1000 ppm solder started to spread at 270 degrees C. SAC 305 has a melt point 221 degrees C and with a rest O2 level of 10 ppm solder started to spread at 230 degrees C, versus a rest O2 level of 1000 ppm solder started to spread at 240 degrees C.
Wave soldering in a nitrogen atmosphere is accomplished by one of two methods, nitrogen inertion over the soldering area with a rest O2 level of approximately 1000 ppm or a complete tunnel system encompassing the fluxing area, preheat and soldering area with a significantly lower rest O2 level of 20 ppm to 500 ppm. Wave soldering in an inerted and oxide free atmosphere versus ambient air provides many advantages when you consider all the relevant parameter, PCB layout, temperature profile, solderability of the materials use, and the defect rate. The reduction of typical defects such as incompletes, barrel fill, insufficient wetting, bridging and solder balls are due primarily to improved wetting characteristics, changing surface tension of the liquid solder in a nitrogen atmosphere.
Lower defect rates and overall improvement in quality are reflected in the reduction of PCB repair work. Studies have shown that nitrogen inertion over the soldering area versus ambient air will reduce PCB rework by 40%, and a full tunnel nitrogen inertion versus ambient air will reduce PCB rework by 75%.
Studies have also shown that there are considerable differences in the defect rates between both methods of wave inertion. Due to the lower rest oxygen levels defect rates in a full tunnel nitrogen wave system are significantly lower versus inertion just over the soldering area.
A slight clarification on one benefit of nitrogen. It increases wetting forces (a good thing) while also increasing surface tension (not so good) unless your wave is specifically designed for nitrogen and is set up properly.
Don't let customers get fooled into thinking that just plumbing nitrogen in or around a wave will make it inert. Years of trials and tribulations (as well as patents) went into insuring that when and where nitrogen was input into a system yielded an inert soldering environment. My 2 cents.
Thank you for bringing this issue to the Board Talk. Phil, you should see more benefits of nitrogen in reflow. I am sure you will be surprised. In wave soldering, using our system (ALIX Inertwave) that is already installed in more than 800 machines around the world, you can reduce dross formation in more than 80%. Flux consumption the reduction is near 40%. We use heated gas with our HT system (TM). The heated gas improve yield (better soaking and heat transfer). The savings are fantastic comparing with air processes. But be careful, it is not a matter of just injecting nitrogen. The goal is atmosphere CONTROL. Improved wettability (barrel filling), better surface tension (less shorts and bridges) and with less flux, less dirtiness on the PC board and in your machine. Cleaning time (dross on solder pot) reduced in over 80%. Quality gain and savings all together.


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North Wales Male Choir
Cantorion Gogledd Cymru
Choir Mechanics
The Cantorion Family
Choir Accompanist
This page is also available in: Welsh
Cantorion considers itself to be more than a group of singers. It is a microcosm of the North Wales region in general and the area's individual communities in particular. As such, it has a real family atmosphere, a vibrant social life and a more than convivial welcome is given to casual visitors who frequent its rehearsals which are usually every other Sunday afternoon (2pm to 5pm), in St Mary's Church Room, Betws-y-Coed, Snowdonia.
Your closer involvement is genuinely sought. Please keep in touch through our web site, its Guest book, Facebook, YouTube, our Contact Page and by e-mail. We look forward to meeting you !
Rehearsal for 2019
To be held at St Mary's Church Hall, Betws-y-Coed
at 2.00 p.m (unless stated otherwise)
2019 Rehearsal Schedule (with Concerts )
Sunday 13th January
Friday 25th January – Concert Capel Seion, Llanrwst
Saturday 16th February – Concert Amlwch
Sunday 17th February
Saturday 23rd February – Concert RNCM Manchester
Sunday 3rd March
Sunday 17th March CANCELLED
Sunday 24th March
Wednesday 27th March – Concert Penley, Wrexham
Sunday 31st March
Sunday 14th April
Saturday 11th May, Concert Llanfihangel yng Ngwynfa
Sunday 12th May CANCELLED
Sunday 9th June
Sunday 23rd June
Sunday 21st July CANCELLED
Sunday 4th August ( replacing 21st July )
Sunday 18th August ( additional rehearsal for Cardiff )
Sunday 1st September
Sunday 15th September
Sunday 27th October , 3.00 pm
Concert at St Mary's 7.30
Sunday 10th November
Sunday 8th December
Sunday 22nd December
'Entertain, Excite and Enthral' – an appropriate motto for Cantorion Gogledd Cymru. This unique male voice concert chorus embodies all that is best in the tradition of Welsh male voice singing. The choir's breathtaking and uncompromising sound has captivated audiences with its performances since its inception in 1992. Its 45 members travel from all over North Wales to rehearse every other Sunday afternoon in beautiful Betws-y-Coed in the heart of Snowdonia. The village's dramatic location provides an inspirational and perfect setting for a choir which is renowned for its 'full, exciting sound' and dynamic performances.
Workers from Anglesey, men of Harlech, farmers from the Conwy valley, contractors from Dolgellau and many others, all residents of famous Welsh towns and villages, gather to share their love of singing as only the Welsh can do! Choristers, young and old, eisteddfod winners, concert soloists, trained musicians sing together with experienced voices from some of North Wales' finest male voice choirs.
During its relatively short history, the Cantorion have created a considerable reputation home and abroad. They have toured extensively, performing concerts in Singapore, Australia, the USA, Canada, Finland, Malta and more recently France and Italy. The choir is regularly invited back for repeat performances and, inevitably, its concert programme is a busy one exploring new venues and engaging with new audiences in the UK and overseas. In doing so it has made many new friends and maintains close links with other choirs, often sharing concert platforms and evenings of celebration. The choir is as good 'off the stage' as it is 'on duty'.
Events / Digwyddiadau
07/08/19	Cantorion Gogledd Cymru in Llanrwst LL26 0LB at The Club, Llanrwst
31/08/19	Cantorion Gogledd Cymru in Caerdydd/Cardiff at Millennium Stadium
12/10/19	Cantorion Gogledd Cymru in Llanbrynmair at Llanbrynmair
19/10/19	Cantorion Gogledd Cymru in Chester at Carden Park
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Q: Web Browser object equivalent in Android Studio Is there an equivalent object, in Android Studio, that has the same functionality as the WKWebViewController in Xcode, Ojective C?
The idea is to present the user with a webpage page using a web browser (preferably Chrome), the user does some work on the webpage, and lastly when the work is done closing the web browser (preferably dynamically) and go into the app.
In Xcode, Objective C, on the viewDidLoad function, I have something like this:
   WKWebViewConfiguration *configureWebView = [[WKWebViewConfiguration alloc] init];
   configureWebView.applicationNameForUserAgent = @"Version/8.0.2 Safari/600.2.5";
   WKWebView *webView = [[WKWebView alloc] initWithFrame:self.view.frame
   configuration:configureWebView];
   webView.navigationDelegate = self;

    NSURL *nsurl=[NSURL URLWithString:@"a websites goes here"];
    NSURLRequest *nsrequest=[NSURLRequest requestWithURL:nsurl];
    webView loadRequest:nsrequest];
    self.view addSubview:webView];

In Android Studio is there an object that is similar to the WkWebView object that I can use to control a web-browser; have it launch as an app starts up?
Thanks

A: I think you are looking for the WebView class
You can put a WebView inside your layout xml file as so
<WebView  xmlns:android="http://schemas.android.com/apk/res/android"
   android:id="@+id/webview"
   android:layout_width="fill_parent"
   android:layout_height="fill_parent"
/>

In order to load a web url into the WebView, you need to call a method loadUrl(String url) of the WebView class, specifying the required url. Its syntax is:
browser.loadUrl("http://www.tutorialspoint.com");

You can find more details regarding this here
And well to answer your question have it launch as the app starts up, you can override the onCreate of your first Activity instance and do it. This is equivalent to the viewDidLoad of Objective-C and IOS View in general


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North America Vacations<< Bahamas Vacation Ideas<<
Great Exuma Vacation Destinations - Where To Stay
Where to stay during Exuma vacations are a selection of vacation properties that are located on a group of 360 cayes that extend for 120 miles. Some of the cays are private residents of movies stars, some of the cays are owned by private yacht clubs & resorts. The numerous islands of Exuma destinations present great opportunities for exploring or snorkling adventures. Many of the uninhabited islands that make up the Exuma vacations are protected by Exuma National Land and Sea Park of the Bahamas National Trust. The two main islands are Great Exuma and Little Exuma which are joined by a bridge. Great Exuma island has an area of 61 sq. mi (158 km²) while Little Exuma has an area of 11 sq. mi. And on each island is the perfect spot for Exuma vacations in Exuma.
(Great Exuma Vacation Properties)
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GEOGRAPHY - WHERE TO STAY IN EXUMA VACATION DESTINATIONS
The islands of Exuma vacations are truly a wonderful place. Where to stay in Exuma are destinations that are located just north of Nassau and include an archipelago of over 365 cays and islands. The islands have seen many changes over the years, but today the archipelago is home to some of the top beaches and dive locations in the entire Bahamas. Split into three major area, each area provides a little bit of everything to a visitor. Great Exuma and Little Exuma are known for its laid back surroundings and generally great connection to nature. While the Exuma Cays are the rich and famous ocean playground, with a large number of private homes, a luxury resort and beachside condos. No matter where you are going in the Exumas, you are bound to have an amazing time. In this article, we are going to dive into the culture, the history, the geography and the must see or must do attractions for beach vacations in Bahamas.
The islands of Exuma are not restricted to a single island, but instead is a Caribbean archipelago that contains over 365 islands. The largest of the islands (called cays in the Bahamas) is Great Exuma which is 60 km long and joined to another island named Little Exuma by a bridge. The capital of the district is George Town and is located on Great Exuma.
The entire island chain is roughly 209 kilometres long, and 187 square kilometres in area. The islands are generally made of limestone, and thus the white sandy beaches that the cays are known for. For those geography nerds, the Tropic of Cancer runs just south of George Town on one of the many white sandy beaches that beach vacations in Exuma is known for.
CULTURE - WHERE TO STAY IN EXUMA VACATION DESTINATIONS
Exuma has a truly unique cultural heritage. It is not only the home of plantation ruins that once held the enslaved Popey who would later risk his life to rebel on the island, along with some of the most beautiful beaches in the world, and a rich cultural history that has connected the various cays and towns for more than two centuries. This island is full of mystery, history, and most of all nature.
The island takes its influence from its background and combines the best of British, Caribbean, Spanish and French influences to create a truly amazing place. The food, the music and most of all the connection to nature is something that you will only find on Exuma. Make sure to embrace the laid back attitude of the locals, and take in the rich Caribbean breeze while enjoying a slice of heaven that is known as Exuma.
HISTORY - WHERE TO STAY IN EXUMA VACATION DESTINATIONS
A traditional home to the Lucayan Native population Exuma was a luscious home to hundreds of people. The population continued to grow until the mid-1700's when the Spanish first made contact. Upon contact, the Spanish saw an opportunity and enslaved the population to work in the various gold and silver mines that were dotted around South America. With the population removed, the island ceased to have a permanent population for more than a century. Although it was a popular destination for numerous pirates, including the infamous Captain Kidd.
Much like the rest of the island, the Exumas was first settled by Europeans in or around 1783 by fleeing Empire Loyalists fleeing the Revolutionary War. The expatriates were eager to start a new life, and in fact created their first settlement on the island Georgetown, after the then king of England. Small pockets of private cays started to appear which were settled by those wealthy enough to clear the land, and many of these private cays remain in and around Exuma Cays.
LANDMARKS - WHERE TO STAY IN GREAT EXUMA VACATION DESTINATIONS
A Divers Paradise
When it comes to diving, the islands of Exuma are truly a paradise for those who like to jump underneath the waves. The island is famous for its underwater caves, and blue holes that surround the various cays. One of the most popular spots is Thunderball Grotto, you might recognize this great spot as the location of two James Bond films. Get your wetsuit, and get ready to enjoy the warm tranquil waters of the Caribbean!
Swimming with animals
When you are looking to experience nature, you might as well let it come up and swim with you. In Exuma, you can enjoy swimming with fish, dolphins and pigs… yes, you read that right pigs. This is truly a special time you can have in the water, and when you are enjoying these animals in their natural habitat, you might even get a kiss from a water pig while experiencing beach vacations in Exuma.
Sail around in paradise
Although known for their diving, the Exumas are home to some of the best sailing in the Caribbean. The annual National Family Island Regatta held in April has become infamous since its first race in the 1950's. The competition is based on both boating skills, and excellence in the sport, and is held in the waters between George Town and Elizabeth Harbour each year. Naturally, the regatta is accompanied with a Junkanoo parade and the Nassau Police Band providing the tunes.
Tropic of Cancer Beach
Why not enjoy both a geography lesson and soak in some rays at the same time? Located just south of Rolle Town and on Lower Exuma, you will find one of the top beaches's on the island, the certainly the best beach that is accessible by car. You will find some peace and quiet here, and the beach is missing the beachside vendors hawking drinks which have become ever so common on Great Exuma. If you are looking for a snack, head on down for Santana's Grill which is just up the road for some great eats, and even better margaritas.
Stocking Island
Located just off of George Town, Stocking Island is a sandy five-mile stretch of land that sits directly opposite Great Exuma. The island is home to the Peace and Plenty Beach Club which includes a private beach and grill for guests of the Peace and Plenty Resort. The property runs twice-daily ferries that will run you $10 for non-guests. With an amazing beach, great grill, and a killer pig roast on Sundays at Chat 'n' Chill, Stocking Island is an ideal day in the Exuma.
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Now I'm not saying praying for yourself is bad. We all have things going on. There's no point us trying to reach others for Christ, if we ourselves are in an unhealthy place. But sometimes as young people it's easy to dumb down our prayers—to not ask for anything too bold or audacious. When we do that, in a way we limit or curb what God can do in our life.
This could stem from a fear that our prayers wouldn't be answered. (Ouch! That would mean our faith would be tested.) Or maybe having that prayer answered would be just as scary—because when God moves, things change and that can be uncomfortable.
One of the biggest fears we have about prayer is that it won't be answered. But we can be assured that whatever we ask, when it aligns with Christ's call on our lives, that He has already said YES.
Looking at these verses, we can see God is generous, gracious and loving. We can be assured that whatever we ask for in faith, He will give us. He doesn't withhold from us 'just because'. Rather He gives us the desires of our heart.
But one thing we can know is that, even if a prayer we pray with faith isn't answered, that in itself can be a blessing. We are God's children. And I don't know about you but, when I think about my future kids, I don't want them to grow up spoiled and entitled. Rather I want them to become the best people they can possibly be.
That's how God sees you. He doesn't shower you with everything you want but rather focuses on what you need.
Note right there: God will guard your hearts and your minds! That means He wants to answer your prayers—but not without making sure they align with His heart and His purpose first.
When we pray small prayers it could be for many reasons other than fear. Sometimes we pray small prayers because we're just not aware of the needs of those around us.
In James chapter 5, Scripture goes into detail about praying for others when they're sick and raising them up in prayer.
Take a moment to think about those closest to you. Do you know every detail of their lives? Of course not. We all have things going on that can be complicated or difficult, and whether we choose to admit it, we all need prayer.
So what does a world-changing prayer look like?
What an awesome way to approach prayer—to trust God with the very words we want to say to Him.
It wasn't until I turned 14 that I discovered the full impact of my illness on my parents. I'd been learning about speaking in tongues in youth group and I asked my mum if she ever prayed in tongues. She went on to tell me that, when I was sick, she was so distraught she had no actual words to pray. So she prayed in tongues and trusted God with her very words.
What a brilliant but terrifying place to be in, to need to have complete and utter faith in God.
Let me tell you, I am living proof that when you pray prayers bigger than yourself, God moves in ways you couldn't plan if you tried.
Prayer is something you continually learn about all through your life. There is no 'finally, I am done and am the prayer master' moment. Keeping this is mind, don't become disheartened if your prayers don't line up with your expectations.
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IBM and Red Hat Announce Worldwide Enterprise Linux-On-Mainframe Program
WEBWIRE – Friday, May 11, 2007
IBM Corporation (NYSE:IBM) and Red Hat (NYSE: RHT), the world's leading provider of open source solutions, today announced an initiative to encourage the dramatic growth of Red Hat Enterprise Linux on IBM System z mainframes. The comprehensive program will further assist companies in the evaluation, deployment and support of this joint platform. It was created in response to the growing adoption of Red Hat Enterprise Linux on mainframes by governments and companies worldwide, who are taking advantage of the security, scalability and low operating costs of the joint platform.
The companies today are highlighting the security advantages of Red Hat Enterprise Linux and System z. These include the superior physical security associated with a centralized mainframe server and storage installation, and the use of virtualization technologies such as logical partitions (LPARs), which divide the extensive resources of the mainframe between workloads, while securely isolating each application from the others. Any effective security regime requires comprehensive auditing, which both the System z hardware and Enterprise Linux 5 deliver so organizations can assess the efficacy of their security policies.
Unique among servers, the mainframe was designed from the beginning to incorporate processors that handle a variety of specialized tasks. For example, so-called specialty processors are designed for processing eligible Linux, Java and data workloads as well as encrypting and decrypting certain data. In addition, the mainframe can include up to 336 RISC processors to assist I/O.
System z also takes advantage of Red Hat's Security Enhanced Linux (SELinux). SELinux enables granular policy-based control over programs' access to data and kernel resources, preventing a compromised program from acting outside its policy. SELinux was developed in coordination with the open source community and the National Security Agency (NSA) to provide the highest levels of security for the Linux operating system. It is not a separate Linux distribution or code branch. Rather, it is a feature of Red Hat Enterprise Linux. By default, over 200 core system services in Enterprise Linux 5 are protected by targeted policies. This enables organizations to quickly benefit from the security provided by SELinux. As an added benefit, Red Hat Enterprise Linux 5 also includes enhanced SELinux management tools that simplify the process of creating, customizing, managing and troubleshooting SELinux policy.
The mainframe's fortress-like security is legendary. In the security certification known as the Common Criteria's Evaluation Assurance Level (EAL), the IBM mainframe achieved one of the highest levels of certification -- Level 5 -- for logical partitioning, IBM's premier virtualization technology.
Red Hat Enterprise Linux 5 is the first Linux operating system to ship with native support for the functionality necessary to meet Common Criteria for Trusted Operating Systems. This includes all functionality to enable EAL 4+ certification under the following protection profiles: CAPP (Controlled Access Protection Profile), RBAC (Role Based Access Control) and LSPP (Labeled Security Protection Profile). In addition to the Common Criteria certifications already available to customers of System z, IBM is sponsoring the EAL 4+ certification of Red Hat Enterprise Linux 5 on System z. The existing certifications, which include LSPP on z/VM and z/OS, combined with the Red Hat Enterprise Linux 5 certification, provide a secure platform environment capable of meeting the most stringent public or private sector security policies. IBM and Red Hat have co-authored a whitepaper that explores the security benefits of Red Hat Enterprise Linux 5 on IBM's System z platform. The whitepaper can be found on Red Hat and IBM websites.
"Governments and enterprises worldwide need highly available, highly secure IT resources. Enterprise Linux and System z uniquely meet those requirements," said Jim Stallings, IBM VP and GM, System z. "We are pleased to announce an enhanced relationship with Red Hat to deliver more scalability, security and reliability to Enterprise Linux mainframe solutions."
Joint Program
The program provides additional capabilities, premium support and an extended return for customers through a combination of open source value and mainframe reliability, availability and scalability (RAS) advantages. New and existing IBM mainframe customers seeking to expand their use of Red Hat Enterprise Linux on the mainframe will enjoy enhanced offerings through the program's product development, support and joint solution offerings
"The combination of Red Hat Enterprise Linux and IBM System z means we can securely run diverse applications and processes while leveraging shared System z resources like memory, storage and I/O," said Beat Butikofer, Head of New Industry Development at Swisscom. "Because of the excellent support we receive from the IBM-Red Hat team, Swisscom can deliver the unbeatable service and support to our customers that we are known for."
Two key factors driving the growth of Linux partitions on the mainframe are the performance and security benefits of consolidating distributed applications. Customers are able to realize these benefits when the applications reside on Linux on System z, and the data also resides on System z on Linux or a traditional mainframe operating system such as z/OS. IBM and Red Hat are forming a joint engineering team to provide additional capabilities for running Linux-based applications on IBM System z. In addition, IBM and Red Hat technical teams have agreed to work together with the open source community as well as within Red Hat's engineering organization to investigate ways to accelerate and enhance Red Hat Enterprise Linux on System z.
To ensure the best technical support for customers, Red Hat and IBM System z group have strengthened pre-sales and post-sales technical support through the addition of dedicated Red Hat technical staff dedicated to System z. Red Hat has committed engineering resources and will name System z Lead Architects in each of its major geographies. Additionally, Red Hat Global Support Services has created a System z-dedicated support team comprised of its IBM mainframe experts. In North America, 18 Red Hat Engineers have completed the first of a series of IBM/Red Hat worldwide technical bootcamps that ensures a deep-skilled bench of Red Hat Enterprise Linux System z engineers.
Now, with customers able to unify their IT infrastructure with Linux on their System z mainframe, an opportunity for unparalleled economies of scale and cost reduction has surfaced. In response, Red Hat has created an enhanced professional and support services offering suite, designed to help customers maximize their Linux-on-mainframe return. With varied level options, customers can choose from a number of Red Hat Enterprise Linux-for-System z services including configuration review, architecture consultation and on-site Technical Account Manager support.
Joint Solutions
IBM and Red Hat will provide customers with solutions that leverage the capabilities of Red Hat Enterprise Linux on IBM System z in a manner that is easy to deploy. The first joint solution is security-enhanced Red Hat Enterprise Linux on System z that caters to government customers managing secure access to classified and non-classified data. Red Hat and IBM engineering teams have worked together to offer Labeled Security Protection Profile (LSPP) Common Criteria certification for this solution. This operating environment gives government customers the highest assurance that data is protected and that access is granted only to those with proper clearance. Today's announcement is the first in a series of initiatives the companies are implementing to deliver a broad range of solutions on System z and Red Hat Enterprise Linux.
"Red Hat Enterprise Linux is the one major operating system which scales from commodity server to mainframe, giving customers the widest range of choices while standardizing and simplifying their IT environments," said Alex Pinchev, Executive Vice President and President, International Operations at Red Hat. "For organizations requiring the highest security, scalability and reliability, System z and Red Hat Enterprise Linux is a compelling choice."
For more information on IBM System Z, please visit http://www.ibm.com. For more information on Red Hat Enterprise Linux, please visit http://www.redhat.com.


Abstract—Agricultural robotics has become increasingly popular among agricultural researchers as an alternative to the use of human workers in the future. However, the operational cost of agricultural mobile robots must be competitive with the cost of hiring human workers. In agricultural mobile robot navigation, it is difficult to determine an optimized sequential route with a minimal distance. This paper employs binary particle swarm optimization (PSO) and a genetic algorithm (GA) to find the shortest routing path for spraying operations in a greenhouse. The agricultural robotics routing problem has been expressed in terms of the traveling salesman problem, which is commonly used in operational research. To solve the routing problem, an objective of a total path length was measured based on the path computed using a probabilistic roadmap path planner. The results indicated the performance of the GA was better for solution quality and computational time, while binary PSO performed better with respect to convergence time.


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Ripple sets up a $100M fund to boost carbon removal
Ripple, a blockchain company, committed to transforming the digital payments sector, has issued a $100 million fund. The fund will boost carbon removal and support the modernization of these kinds of markets using investments secured from innovative carbon-removal technology.
Ripple invests $100M for climate goals
A press release from the company said that through this initiative, Ripple wanted to develop a "portfolio of additive, long-term, nature and science-based carbon credits, back innovative carbon-removal technology companies and market makers."
Part of the fund will fulfil Ripple's commitment to being carbon-neutral in less than ten years. The fund will also focus on supporting the evolving functionality of the network and unveil developer tools that support carbon credit tokenization of the NFTs developed on XRP Ledger, the public blockchain of Ripple.
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Ripple's Chief Executive Officer, Brad Garlinghouse, said, "Our $100 million commitment is a direct response to the global call to action for companies to help address climate change by deploying resources, including innovative technology, strategic capital, and talent. While reducing emissions and transitioning to a low-carbon future are paramount, carbon markets are also an important tool for meeting climate goals."
Garlinghouse also added that blockchain technology and the crypto space could play a major role in supporting carbon markets and allow them to achieve their full potential by offering more liquidity.
The General Manager of RippleX, Monica Long, said that the tokenization of carbon credits would also play a major role in the long run. Therefore, integrating blockchain and enabling the sector to be at par with global climate goals would remove concerns about fraud and address the issues related to climate change.
Ripple's growth
Ripple has established a solid position as a leading blockchain supporting payments. The Ripple blockchain announced that it would form a strategic partnership with Lithuania's FINCI. The partnership plans to support retail remittances and B2B payments through RippleNet's On-Demand Liquidity (ODL0.
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Fresh off his breakout role as M'Baku in Marvel's Black Panther, Winston Duke is set to star in action/thriller, Heroine.
Heroine centers around a mother and domestic abuse survivor who moves to a new neighborhood in hopes for a fresh start. However, that hope quickly dies as she finds herself into trouble when she witnesses a kidnapping by an Aryan gang.
Set by a deal with Paramount Players, Daniel Casey (Kin) wrote the groundwork and is also set to direct the film.
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We had previously walked into Zaragoza on the Camino Catalan so after Batea we took the bus. It's our third visit to Zaragoza and we continue to be overwhelmed by the beauty of this ancient city.
There are Roman walls and an amphitheater, a significant Moorish Palace plus two medieval Cathedrals. The old town is entirely semi- pedestrianised with huge open spaces and no cars or pollution.
The Cathedral-Basilica of Our Lady of the Pillar is the first church in history dedicated to the Virgin Mary. Legend has it that soon after the death of Christ, Saint James (Santiago) was preaching in Spain without success. Whilst sitting disheartened on the banks of the Ebro, Mary appeared and instructed him to build a temple here in her honour. Over the years numerous churches have been built on this site including the present 17th century one. During the Spanish Civil War three bombs were dropped on the church but none of them exploded; a miracle?
The majestic Cathedral-Basilica of Our Lady of the Pillar Cathedral-Basilica
With 11 domes and 4 towers, it is the second largest in Spain (after Sevilla)
San Salvador Cathedral built on a Mosque that was built on a Roman temple
A masterpieces of Aragonese Mudejar in brick and tile, 1360
View from our apartment
Stone bridge across the Ebro, 1400 reconstructed 1659 after a flood destroyed 2 sections
Mudejar tower of the Church of San Gil Abad, mid-14th century
Behind the Roman wall, the Leaning Tower of Zaragoza started tilting soon after it was built in 1504
An old town street packed with locals enjoying tapas on a Sunday afternoon
Zaragoza specialties
Slow cooked lamb | Barraja (green vegetable, rice & clams) | Guirlache (toffeed almonds)
Last meal at La Flor de la Sierra, a dozen fresh grilled sardines with a bottle of Rueda Verdejo
We did a day trip to Calatayud (1¼ hours each way by train) to see the World Heritage Mudejar Church of Santa María. Although the city was reconquered in 1119, the many surviving examples of Mudejar architecture shows the Moorish influence lived on.
Mudéjar is the term for Muslims who remained living in territories conquered by the Christians. Mudejar art, particularly in architecture, is the application to Christian buildings of Hispano-Muslim influences mainly the geometric use of brick and simple tiles during the 12th to 15th centuries. It is unique to Spain and Portugal, with many examples in the Aragon region.
Tower of the World Heritage Mudejar Church of Santa María de Calatayud
Two Mudejar Towers in Calatayud, similar but not exactly the same
Arco de San Miguel 16th century now contains a hotel/restaurant
16th century Renaissance entrance to the Fortified Enclosure of Calatayud
Dried conger eel hanging in a fish shop window – it's a delicacy here
In the middle ages, people of Calatayud took rope to Galicia and traded it for dried giant eels
17th century houses around the Plaza España in Calatayud
Huesca, on the edge of the outer mountain ranges of the Pyrenees, is an hour on a bus north of Zaragoza so we went for a night. The extensive old city is pedestrianised making it pleasant to wander around.
Monastery of San Pedro el Viejo is one of the oldest churches in Spain, preserved since the time of the Goths
Even during the Arab times, it was a temple where Christians congregated
The Monastery cloister has 38 capitals each decorated with 12th century Bible scenes
Pre-lunch drinks in the Cathedral Plaza
We bought delicious hand made chocolate in Ultramarinos la Confianza
Continuously operating since 1871 it is Europe's oldest grocery store
Traditional Huesca dish – Pollo al Chilidrón; Chicken stewed with tomatoes and peppers
All the restaurants were booked out for Labour Day so we were lucky to find it at a bar
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Q: Multi-index resampling in pandas I have a datasets of objects identified by IDs that move every ones in a while: id, date of when it moved, place where it moved. I have to resample this to a monthly level. This can be done with the following code:
           place
id date
0  2019-01    CH
   2019-06    IT
   2019-07    US
1  2017-03    US
   2018-12    IT
   2019-07    US
...

df.set_index('date',inplace=True)
df2 = df.groupby('id').resample('M').ffill()

The result is the following:
           place
id date
0  2019-01   0    CH
   2019-02   0    CH
   2019-03   0    CH
   2019-04   0    CH
   2019-05   0    CH
   2019-06   0    IT
   2019-07   0    US
1  2017-03   1    US
   2017-04   1    US
   2017-05   1    US
   2017-06   1    US
   2017-07   1    US
...

This is almost what I need! With the exception that, as you can see, since the resampling is done by groups the start and end date are not the same for every ID while I'd need to add the missing months from and up to given dates (say the beginning and end of the year). Any clue how to achieve this?
Sorry if this is a duplicate. I've seens many similar questions but none that answers this variant in specific.

A: You can do with
df.unstack().ffill(1).stack()


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Buffalo Bills 'still evaluating' Josh Allen elbow injury, status for game vs. Minnesota Vikings
Sal Maiorana
Rochester Democrat and Chronicle
ORCHARD PARK, N.Y. - The worst possible thing that could happen to the Buffalo Bills - and really, there isn't a close second - is any injury to quarterback Josh Allen that would force him to miss a game, or, gasp, multiple games.
And so the Bills will hold their breath this week to see if the elbow injury Allen suffered on the third-to-last play of Buffalo's 20-17 loss to the Jets Sunday is going to sideline him starting Sunday against the Minnesota Vikings.
A report by NFL Network Monday afternoon indicated that Allen will probably be limited in practice this week, but that the hope is the injury is not serious enough to keep him out of the game.
Later Monday, coach Sean McDermott was predictably close to the vest when he was asked about the situation.
"I know that the report is out there," he said. "We're just taking it one day at a time right now. And, again, I want to see how we are tomorrow and what the doctors' report says tomorrow and the evaluation on that. It's just way too early right now (to predict what might happen). I'll give you more when I know more."
Pressed further, McDermott stayed the course.
"We're just going through it, still evaluating it," he said. "We'll see where it goes. I'll know more in the next 24 hours and then will probably be able to check in with you guys back on it on Wednesday.
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"The one definite thing I can tell you is, we all know Josh and how competitive he is and he loves to compete, loves to be out there with his teammates. So I would never count him out, but that's the one thing I do know about him. The medical piece of it, we're still evaluating it."
Allen was asked moments after the game ended about what happened on the play when Jets defensive end Bryce Huff beat right tackle David Quessenberry clean and hit Allen's arm as he tried to throw the ball. Video replay showed Allen's arm snap back, and after his fumble was recovered by Ryan Bates, he was seen trying to shake off the pain.
"There's some slight pain, but we'll get through it," Allen said.
He went on to throw two more passes after the injury, both incomplete, though the second one was a majestic deep shot that traveled about 60 yards in the air and went through the hands of Gabe Davis, which essentially ended the game.
Any injury to a quarterback's throwing arm is reason for concern, and back in 2018, Allen suffered a sprained ligament in his elbow and missed more than a month of action. He has had no known injuries to his arm since.
If he can't play Sunday, it sets up an interesting scenario as backup Case Keenum would be forced into action against the team he played for in 2017. That season Keenum went 11-3 as the starter and threw a walk-off 61-yard touchdown pass to Stefon Diggs to beat New Orleans 29-24 in a divisional round playoff game in Minnesota.
The following week the Vikings were blown out by Philadelphia 38-7 in the NFC Championship Game. Keenum signed with Denver in the offseason before 2018 and started all 16 games, then bounced to Washington to Cleveland and to Buffalo in 2022.
His career record as a starter is 29-35 and he has completed 62.3% of his passes, has averaged 190.8 passing yards per game, and has 78 touchdowns and 48 interceptions. So yes, this would be a monumental drop-off from Allen to Keenum if it happens.
Elsewhere on the injury front, the Bills' defense took another hit in New York as defensive end Greg Rousseau suffered a high ankle sprain in the game and will miss several weeks.
Without Rousseau, the Buffalo pass rush takes a hit and will mean that someone among A.J. Epenesa, Shaq Lawson and Boogie Basham will have to step up opposite Von Miller.
Of the other injured players who missed the game, he said safety Jordan Poyer and linebacker Matt Milano are improving, but wouldn't go into any more detail. McDermott also said that the reason Tre'Davious White didn't play is because "he's not ready to play yet."
Sal Maiorana can be reached at maiorana@gannett.com. Follow him on Twitter @salmaiorana.