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Q: dynamically add and remove panels PrimeFaces How would you go about dynamically adding panels in primefaces?
The goal is to have a button to add panels. Removing panels is easy to with the closeable option in the following code:

 Move and Resize ME!

A: Assuming that you have a panelgrid to hold the panels, a simple jsf fragment would be

<h:form>

</h:form>

In your backing bean, an addPanel method needed for dynamically adding panels
public void addPanel(ActionEvent event) {
    UIComponent component = FacesContext.getCurrentInstance().getViewRoot().findComponent("myPanelGrid");
    if (component != null) {
        Panel p = new Panel();
        p.setClosable(true);
        p.setHeader("Test");
        p.setVisible(true);
        component.getChildren().add(p);
    }
}

This method will find your holder panelgrid component by its id, add a new org.primefaces.component.panel.Panel and set a few fields and add it to the parent component.
The update=":myPanelGrid" property of your commandButton will inform the panelGrid to update itself with the new data.

A: Simply I would nest my <p:panel in a <h:panelGroup with a rendered attribute this way :
<h:panelGroup id="myPanelGroup">

        Content

</h:panelGroup>

The Bean :
@ManagedBean
@ViewScoped
public class MyBean {

    private boolean renderPanel;

    public void showPanel() {
        this.renderPanel = true;
    }

    public void hidePanel() {
        this.renderPanel = false;
    }

    // Getter for renderPanel
}

Note : It would be even better to avoid using @ViewScoped here depending on your needs, you could bind renderPanel in a form (eg a checkbox)

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Shtetl Routes. Vestiges of Jewish cultural heritage in cross-border tourism in borderland of Poland, Belarus and Ukraine
Shtetl Routes Tour 2018 - Lublin Region (Poland)
Date of the event: 30.07.2018 - 03.08.2018
Visit: Lublin - Kock - Leczna - Wlodawa - Zamosc - Jozefow - Szczebrzeszyn - Kazimierz Dolny
Włodawa, Architectural ensemble of the synagogue (Author: Tarajko, Monika)
"Grodzka Gate - NN Theatre" Centre and Rootka Tours invite you for the Jewish heritage study tour to Lublin and the Lublin Region.
POLAND, LUBLIN REGION (tour in English)
The programme includes day trips to different shtetls, meetings with local experts, lectures, cultural events and many more.
Itinerary Highlights
July 30th, Lublin, Arrival in Lublin
Arrival in Lublin before 5 p.m.*, check-in, Grodzka 20 Hotel
An introduction to the programme
A welcome dinner
*An optional tour to the State Museum at Majdanek at 12.00 p.m.
July 31st, Lublin
A visit to the "Grodzka Gate - NN Theatre" Centre
A walking tour around Lublin
- The area of the former Jewish District, teh Old Town, Yeshivat Chachmei Lublin, the Old Jewish Cemetery, and Chevra Nosim Synagogue
Dinner. Night in Lublin
August 1st, Leczna - Wlodawa - Kock
A full day program:
- Leczna: the old synagogue
- Wlodawa: the synagogue complex: the Great Synagogue, Small Synagogue and Beth Ha-Midrash
- Kock: the Jewish cemetery and the reconstructed Ohel of the Kocker Tzadik, the grave of the famous colonel Berek Joselewicz, the Museum of the History of Kock and the parish museum of religions of the town
August 2nd, Zamosc - Jozefow - Szczebrzeszyn
- Zamosc: the renaissance main square (UNESCO World Heritage site), the Jewish quarter in the old town and the renaissance synagogue (today cultural centre), the building of the mikvah
For the second part of the day you can choose between two options:
Option 1: Jozefow - Szczebrzeszyn
- Jozefow: the synagogue building (today a library), Jewish cemetery, execution site and the memorial in the forest
- Szczebrzeszyn: the synagogue building (today a cultural centre), Jewish cemetery and the memorial for the victims of mass executions on the site
Option 2: Belzec
- Belzec: the memorial on the area of the death camp, the museum and the commandant's building
August 3rd, Kazimierz Dolny
- Kazimierz Dolny: the synagogue (nowadays museum), the Jewish cemetery and the lapidarium, the main square and its historical buildings and the Three Crosses Hill (viewpoint to the town and the Vistula river)
Tour ends around 2 p.m. Travel back to Lublin*
* Optional transfer from Kazimierz Dolny to Warsaw
The tour expert is Emil Majuk, a political scientist and culture expert, since 2005 professionally related to the "Grodzka Gate – NN Theatre" Centre in Lublin; coordinator of the project "Shtetl Routes. Vestiges of Jewish cultural heritage in cross-border tourism. Poland, Belarus, Ukraine". Chairman of the Panorama of Cultures Association. Editor of publications: "Scraps of Memory. Multicultural Past of Wojsławice Community" (2005), "Working with difficult memory in local communities. Polish-Ukrainian exchange of experience" (2010), "Jewish Traces in the Lublin Region" (2012). Curator of the topic "Cultural heritage" at the Eastern Europe Initiatives Congress (2014-2016).
The tour leader is Joanna Krauze, a co-founder of Rootka Tours and an experienced guide, specializing in the Jewish history of Lublin and the region. She is a graduate in political science, Jewish studies and psychology of social communication, passionate about education, commemoration and collective memory of the Holocaust in Poland and Israel.
More : www.rootkatours.com/shtetl-routes-lublinregion
Shtetl Routes Belarus - Study tour 2020
The participants of the on-road training on the cross-border route of Shtetl Routes in Żołudek
Szczebrzeszyn, Cmentarz żydowski w Szczebrzeszynie, grób
Jewish cemetery in Pidhaitsi
The synagogue in Lesko
Visiting Tykocin, a cross-border route of Shtetl Routes
Visiting the Łańcut synagogue, a cross-border route of Shtetl Routes
The interior of the synagogue in Orla
Polychrome decorations above the aron kodesh at the synagogue in Slonim
Slonim, the synagogue
Liuboml, houses by the town square, synagogue in the background
Navahrudak, town square
Tombstones of the founder of the famous Yeshiva of Radun rabbi Israel Meir ha-Cohen and other scholars at the Jewish cemetery in Radun
Włodawa, Architectural ensemble of the synagogue
The interior of the ohel at the Jewish cemetery in Rymanów
A polychromy depicting a lion on the wall of the synagogue in Rymanów
Matzevot at the Jewish cemetery in Lesko
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Publisher and leading partner of the project is:
Ośrodek "Brama Grodzka – Teatr NN" ul. Grodzka 21, 20-112 Lublin, Poland www.teatrnn.pl
Shtetl Routes is a member of the European Routes of Jewish Heritage (Cultural Route of the Council of Europe) www.jewisheritage.org
Project was co-financed by the European Union
under the European Neighbourhood and Partnership Instrument
as part of the Programme for Cross-Border Co-operation
Poland – Belarus – Ukraine 2007–2013
All rights reserved | NN Theatre © 2020

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It's final. Neither Akshay Kumar nor Kajol are in the running to host MasterChef India Season Two. "We're looking for real chefs to host this season. Some of the top contenders to replace Akshay include NRI chefs Atul Kocchar, Vineet Bhatia and Vikas Khanna," says Ajit Andhare, CEO, Colosseum Media Private Limited, who is producing the show.
The aforementioned contenders are all globally renowned chefs and are currently being trained for the show. Season One of the cooking reality show on Star TV saw Akshay as the host.
The other two hosts, Chef Kunal Kapoor from a restaurant called Diya at The Leela Kempinski, Gurgaon and Ajay Chopra from The Westin Mumbai Garden City will continue to host the show. "Season Two will have 20 to 26 episodes," says Andhare, insisting that that having a real chef as opposed to a celebrity will not change the show's appeal.
Worldover, most cooking reality shows have real chefs as hosts. British chef Gordon Ramsay is a brand by himself. "It's time we have an Indian chef build a connect like that.
A format like this doesn't necessarily need a celebrity to generate eyeballs. Since food reality is a new concept here, we just needed a celebrity to generate that initial connect. There is enough drama just in the concept. Also, besides Akshay, there aren't many celebrities who have a background in cooking." In Season One, Akshay had managed to rope in actor Katrina Kaif and filmmaker Farah Khan as celebrity guests for the show too. Will his absence mark the possibility of having such high profile guests? "Getting celebrities if needed, is not a problem for the channel or the production house. If we need them, we will get them for an episode or two," he adds.
Based in Chelsea, UK, Bhatia has been awarded one Michelin star. Is the chief Chef of Rasoi; was awarded the Chef of the year by Evening Standards, also bagged Best in Britain Award.
Was voted New York's hottest chef. Has been invited to whip up 'spiritual food' for Barrack Obama on July 29. His documentary series Holy Kitchens frames his journey to discover spiritual foods. He published his third book Flavors First.


The Big Bang theory is the prevailing cosmological model, that explains the early development of the Universe. According to the Big Bang theory, the Universe was once in an extremely hot and dense state which expanded rapidly. This rapid expansion caused the young Universe to cool and resulted in its present continuously expanding state.
According to the most recent measurements and observations, this original state existed approximately 13.7 billion years ago, which is considered the age of the Universe and the time the Big Bang occurred. After its initial expansion from a singularity, the Universe cooled sufficiently to allow energy to be converted into various subatomic particles.
Fred Hoyle, BBC radio broadcast, 1949. Reprinted in April 1949 in The Listener.
The main efforts of investigators have been in papering over contradictions in the big bang theory, to build up an idea which has become ever more complex and cumbersome.
Fred Hoyle, The Intelligent Universe.
Fred Hoyle, The Intelligent Universe, Page 186.
In the beginning there was an explosion ("expansion"). Not an explosion like those familiar on earth, starting from a definite center and spreading out to engulf more and more of the circumambient air, but an explosion which occurred simultaneously everywhere, filling all space from the beginning, with every particle of matter rushing apart from every other particle. 'All space' in this context may mean either all of an infinite universe, or all of a finite universe which curves back on itself like the surface of a sphere. Neither possibility is easy to comprehend, but this will not get in our way; it matters hardly at all in the early universe whether space is finite or infinite. At about one-hundredth of a second, the earliest time about which we can speak with any confidence, the temperature of the universe was about a hundred thousand million (1011) degrees Centigrade. This is much hotter than in the center of even the hottest star, so hot, in fact, that none of the components of ordinary matter, molecules, or atoms, or even the nuclei of atoms, could have held together. Instead, the matter rushing apart in this explosion consisted of various types of the so-called elementary particles, which are the subject of modern highenergy nuclear physics.
Steven Weinberg The First Three Minutes: A Modern View of the Origin of the Universe (1977), 5.
Bothers science because it clashes with scientific religion—the religion of cause and effect, the belief that every effect has a cause. Now we find that the biggest effect of all, the birth of the universe, violates this article of faith. . . . what came before the Big Bang is the most interesting question of all.
The director of the U.S. National Aeronautics and Space Administration's Goddard Institute for Space Studies in 1979.
To admit such possibilities seems senseless to me.
Albert Einstein, quoted in the article Does God Really Exist?, in The Watchtower magazine, february 15, 1981.
This circumstance of an expanding universe is irritating.
Albert Einstein, quoted in the article Does God Really Exist?, in The Watchtower magazine, published by Jehovah's Witnesses, february 15, 1981.
Theologians are delighted that the astronomical evidence leads to a biblical view of Genesis—but curiously, astronomers are upset.
Robert Jastrow, quoted in the article Does God Really Exist?, in The Watchtower magazine, published by Jehovah's Witnesses, february 15, 1981.
Ten or twenty billion years ago, something happened—the Big Bang, the event that began our universe. Why it happened is the greatest mystery... That it happened is reasonably clear. All the matter in the universe was concentrated at extremely high density—a kind of cosmic egg, reminiscent of the creation myths of many cultures—perhaps into a mathematical point with no dimensions at all.
The discovery of the Big Bang and the recession of the galaxies came from a commonplace of nature called the Doppler effect. ...An object approaching us at very high velocities is perceive to have the color of its spectral lines blue-shifted. An object receding from us at very high velocities has its spectral lines red-shifted. ...Following a lead by the astronomer V. M. Slipher... Humason and Hubble found, to their amazement, that the spectra of all distant galaxies are red-shifted.
The first, and main, problem is the very existence of the big bang.
Andrei Linde, quoted in the article The Awesome Universe; What the Big Bang Explains—What It Doesn't, in the Awake! magazine, January 22, 1996.
One may wonder, What came before? If space-time did not exist then, how could everything appear from nothing? . . . Explaining this initial singularity—where and when it all began—still remains the most intractable problem of modern cosmology.
[Big Bang theory] suggested that matter and motion originated rather as Genesis [in the Bible] suggests, ex nihilo, out of nothing, in a stupendous explosion of light and energy.
Newsweek magazine of November 9, 1998.
The forces loosed were—are—remarkably (miraculously?) balanced: If the Big Bang had been slightly less violent, the expansion of the universe would have been less rapid, and would soon (in a few million years, or a few minutes—in any case, soon) have collapsed back on itself. If the explosion had been slightly more violent, the universe might have dispersed into a soup too thin to aggregate into stars. The odds against us were—this is just the right word—astronomical. The ratio of matter and energy to the volume of space at the Big Bang must have been within about one quadrillionth of 1 percent of ideal.
Take but degree away (see above, the one quadrillionth of 1 percent margin for error), . . . and what follows is not just discord but eternal entropy and ice. So, what—who?—was the great Tuner?
The big bang theory does not describe the birth of the universe … Another theory describing even earlier times will be needed to explain the original creation of the universe.
Reported in its January 1999 issue the magazine Scientific American.
Many scientists did not like the idea that the universe had a beginning, a moment of creation.
Stephen Hawking, quoted in the article Did It Really Have a Beginning?, in the Awake! magazine, June 22, 1999.
The ideas that prove to be of lasting interest are likely to build on the framework of the now standard world picture, the hot big bang model of the expanding universe. The full extent and richness of this picture is not as well understood as I think it ought to be, even among those making some of the most stimulating contributions to the flow of ideas.
Once we overcome our fear of being tiny, we find ourselves on the threshold of a vast and awesome Universe that utterly dwarfs—in time, in space, and in potential—the tidy anthropocentric proscenium of our ancestors. We gaze across billions of light-years of space to view the Universe shortly after the Big Bang, and plumb the fine structure of matter. We peer down into the core of our planet, and the blazing interior of our star. We read the genetic language in which is written the diverse skills and propensities of every being on Earth. We uncover hidden chapters in the record of our origins, and with some anguish better understand our nature and prospects. We invent and refine agriculture, without which almost all of us would starve to death. We create medicines and vaccines that save the lives of billions. We communicate at the speed of light, and whip around the Earth in an hour and a half. We have sent dozens of ships to more than seventy worlds, and four spacecraft to the stars. We are right to rejoice in our accomplishments, to be proud that our species has been able to see so far, and to judge our merit in part by the very science that has so deflated our pretensions.
It is true that physicists hope to look behind the 'big bang,' and possibly to explain the origin of our universe as, for example, a type of fluctuation. But then, of what is it a fluctuation and how did this in turn begin to exist? In my view, the question of origin seems always left unanswered if we explore from a scientific view alone.
Charles H. Townes, quoted in the article Did It Just Happen, or Was It Created? in the Awake! magazine, June 22, 1999.
David H. Clark & Matthew D. H. Clark, in Measuring the Cosmos: How Scientists Discovered the Dimensions of the Universe (2004).
The big bang was not an explosion in space; it was more like an explosion of space.
The big bang happened everywhere. It was not a bomb going off at a particular spot that we can identify as the center of the explosion.
We are privileged to be part of the first generation who can claim to have a respectable, rational, and coherent description for the creation and evolution of the universe. The Big Bang model offers an elegant explanation of the origin of everything we see in the night sky, making it one of the greatest achievements of the human intellect and spirit. It is the consequence of an insatiable curiosity, a fabulous imagination, acute observation and ruthless logic.
Even more wonderful is that the Big Bang model can be understood by everyone.
Tom Utley quoted in the article How Did the Universe and Life Originate?, in the Awake! magazine, June 8, 2002.


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Toyoda Machinery USA invites machine enthusiasts and shop owners to explore the 2016 Toyoda Aerospace Innovation Days at the Shrewsbury, MA tech center on April 28th and 29th. Featured will be Toyoda's FH630SX-i horizontal machining center, FV1165 vertical machining center and the new GL4A-i-50 grinding machine - all showing off diverse cutting capabilities on unique parts such as aerospace flap track and engine casings. Toyoda will be joined by dealers, Iniram Precision Technology and Alta Enterprise, Inc. in addition to numerous partners including Koma Precision, Walter Tools, Mastercam, Sandvik and Machine Metrics.
Stay tuned for the release of Toyoda Aerospace Innovation Days' scheduled demos, seminars, full list of vendors and announcement of new technology.


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Friday night lights: Week one
Chris Slone and Alex Hider
PDT Sports
The 2015 football season has arrived and the first edition of Friday night lights is back in full swing with an exciting slate of week-one games, featuring rematches and rivalry games.
Minford at South Point
The Minford Falcons finished the 2014 season with a 6-4 record and missed the postseason with a week 10 loss to Valley for the second straight season. However, a switch from Division IV back down to Division V should give the Falcons a much needed boost in the 2015 campaign. Minford will attempt to kick off its season with a road win over the South Point Pointers, who posed no problems for the Falcons in a 37-14 blowout last year.
Northwest at Southeastern
The Northwest Mohawks finished at .500 and clinched a share of the SOC I title last season in their first season of SOC I competition — without playing an official home game. While Northwest will have the luxury of playing in McDermott this season, the Mohawks will open their 2015 campaign at Southeastern. Northwest beat the Panthers 28-14 last year at Trojan Coliseum in Portsmouth.
Millersport at Eastern
The Eastern Eagles are about to embark on their first varsity football season. With a spread attack, the Eagles plan on playing fast in 2015. First on the docket is the Millersport Lakers who finished with a 7-3 record last year. However, the good news for the Eagles is that the Lakers only boasted a 3-3 road record in 2014, while beating just one team with a winning record (St. John Central, who finished 5-4).
South Gallia at East
Last season in week one, the South Gallia shocked East by running all over the Tartans in a 48-12 victory. This season, the Rebels make the trip to Allard Park, and East hopes to return the favor.
Both programs finished at 5-5 last season, but both did so in very different ways. While South Gallia relied on a stingy defense — they allowed only 20 points per game last season — East made its mark by gashing opponents with a huge offensive line and a strong rushing attack. Tartan junior Akia Brown is looking for his third 1,000-yard rushing season in as many years, but East will need to find a way to replace two of their big offensive lineman from a season ago: Ohio State recruit Tyler Gerald, and recent graduate Nick Basham.
Green at Manchester
The Green Bobcats were forced to play a numbers game in 2014, often times suiting up with less than 15 healthy players. The 2015 campaign should be more promising as Green will have as many as 21 players at its disposal. This Friday, the Bobcats will try to avenge a 52-0 loss to the Manchester Greyhounds last season.
Oak Hill at Chesapeake
The Oak Hill Oaks finished with a 7-3 record last year, including a share of the SOC I title — their fifth title in the last six seasons. The Oaks are loaded with a deep roster in 2015. However, a move to Division V won't help Oak Hill's postseason aspirations as computer points will be an issue with the Oaks' schedule all season. Oak Hill opens up with the Chesapeake Panthers who they dismantled last year 40-0.
Symmes Valley at Chillicothe Huntington
The Symmes Valley split the SOC I last year with Northwest and Oak Hill, but were the only team in the conference to earn a playoff berth. Nine of the Vikings 11 starters return from that playoff team in 2015, and this year, they want a bigger piece of the SOC I pie.
Symmes Valley's journey begins against Chillicothe Huntington, a team just two years removed from an 0-10 season. Last year, the Huntsmen showed steady improved in a 3-7 season, including a 32-0 win over SOC I co-champion Northwest. The Vikings hope that a stable of running backs — including Payton Hayes, Collin Webb and Brandon Craft — can control the clock and keep the ball out of the Huntsmen's hands.
Piketon at Waverly
Waverly may have won last season's annual Pike County rivalry game by four touchdowns, but the scoreboard doesn't quite tell the whole story.
Piketon actually held a 6-0 lead in the game before quarterback Devon Brewster was ejected and linebacker Matt Smith went down with an injury. Even still, the Redstreaks managed to keep the deficit at two scores until late in the fourth quarter, when the Tigers added two late touchdowns to win 34-6.
This year, the Brewster and Smith return for their senior seasons and are ready to bring a rivalry win back to Piketon. On the other side of the ball, Waverly's new-look "Pistol" offense will make its debut on the brand-new FieldTurf at Tiger Stadium.
Reach Chris Slone at 740-353-3101, ext 1930, or on Twitter @crslone. Reach Alex Hider at 740-353-3101 ext. 1931 or on Twitter @PDTSportsWriter
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Gondolas Could Be the Light Rail Complement Seattle Needs
Martin Pagel (Guest Contributor)
Gondolas serve the city of Jounieh in Lebanon. (Credit: FunkMonk / Wikimedia Commons)
Seattle has plenty of hills and waterways which makes a subway system attractive in comparison to road-based solutions. But even a subway needs to worry about steep hills and water unless you're willing to spend a ton of money building deep stations and maintaining escalators and elevators. This issue helped kill the First Hill Link station in 2005. Instead of deep stations or building huge ramps or bridges, it might make more sense for Seattle to focus on building a fast and efficient subway spine and use urban gondola technology to scale our hills branching out from that spine.
Gondola lines would run continuously using electric power and less labor than a subway, bus or streetcar while also not competing with existing roadways. There are other cities with similar geography which have already proven this technology. In particular in already densely populated neighborhoods, gondola lines are far easier to build and require less housing displacements than elevated lines. Gondola stations require a smaller footprint and therefore disruption than underground subway stations, and the stations can even get integrated into other buildings. Recent projects even integrate the gondola station into both rail and bus stops.
A dramatic promotional video highlights gondola's urban transport potential. (Credit: Doppelmayr Urban Solutions)
After Portland's gondola success, Vancouver, British Columbia is planning to spend $150 million (USD) to do the same. Various manufacturers point out that this is proven technology and available for less than a streetcar and at about one tenth of the cost of a subway.
Most of these projects provide transportation between 2,500 and 4,000 people per hour in each direction. This is not as much as light rail provides, but usually plenty for the last mile connections.
Let's explore some such opportunities.
West Seattle might be the most obvious opportunity: Sound Transit 3 (ST3) includes plans for an Avalon and a Junction station. Residents have complained about the huge ramp going up towards Avalon Way since the inception of the line. They pointed out the considerable housing displacement and soon suggested a subway alternative with somewhat reduced displacement, but with an additional cost of $700 million. Either way the line would probably dead-end at the Junction for the foreseeable future as California Ave SW is too tight to run an elevated line and a subway line may be too costly for the expected number of boardings. Earlier articles already pointed out that it would be a bad investment.
An option for a gondola route to reach California Avenue. (Google Maps with edits by author)
Instead of dead-ending Link at the Junction, Link could run along Delridge further South (White Center, Burien, airport, and connect with South Link there). For less than the original ST3 budget, a gondola could be built to go up the hill from the Delridge station, to Avalon Way and the Junction. The support towers would require far less housing displacement and would be easier to build than high ramps and/or tunnel. Later we could even run another gondola up along Admiral Way. Once we extend Link further towards White Center, we could add additional gondolas going up to High Point or even to the Fauntleroy ferry terminal.
First Hill
Avoiding a deep subway tunnel, a gondola could run from the Pioneer Square Station up Cherry Street to serve the First Hill hospitals and Seattle University and/or run from the Library along Madison and provide a much faster connection to downtown than the streetcar.
Upper Queen Anne
It has been challenging to serve Upper Queen Anne due to its location, but it would be easy to run a gondola from the new Lower Queen Anne Link station up Queen Anne Avenue to the center of Upper Queen Anne.
There has been discussion to run Link along the Eastrail corridor but it wouldn't have connected downtown Kirkland and therefore got deprioritized in favor of running "Stride" bus rapid transit along I-405. The current plan calls for an elaborate station on NE 85th St, but does not provide a quick connection to the Kirkland transit center downtown. A gondola might be the perfect connection.
Once Link runs to Isaaquah, a gondola might be an attractive way to connect downtown Issaquah with the Highlands.
Lake Sammamish
The towers of London's Emirates Air Line gondola lift cable car, from the north bank of the River Thames. (Credit: Nick Cooper via Wikimedia Commons)
As shown in London, gondolas can also span water or great distances for far less than building a bridge. A gondola may connect the Overlake Link station along NE 24th St with Sahalee and therefore the Sammamish Plateau. Rather than reintroducing ferry services, it might make more sense to connect Sandpoint Way with Kirkland.
There have been discussions to run an east-west Link line from Ballard to Children's Hospital in Laurelhurst. Unfortunately there are many hills along the line making it challenging to build gondola stations at various heights. For example, it would be difficult to connect with Link at Brooklyn Ave NE and then drop down to U Village thereafter. Route 44 carries 9,300 daily weekday riders even though it's mired in traffic, the ridership potential of rapid transit in the corridor is high.
A gondola might be able to provide more stations than a subway at a far reduced cost while at the same time not getting stuck in traffic. It could connect with U Village and Children's Hospital or continue along Sandpoint Way and cross Lake Washington at Magnuson Park towards Juanita Point or even downtown Kirkland to connect with I-405 RapidRide. This would provide far higher speed and transportation capacity than reintroducing ferries.
The featured image of a gondola in Jounieh, Lebanon is credited to FunkMonk via Wikimedia Commons.
Martin grew up in Germany and now lives in Seattle. He is passionate about how public transportation infrastructure can reduce traffic congestion, climate impact, and housing cost while broaden access to transportation. During the day, he works for a tech company in the Pacific Northwest.
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Professional and novice athletes alike generally develop post-workout routines that become as engrained and trusted as the training regimen itself. Some of these recovery plans include taking special supplements or eating carefully portioned carb/protein/fat combinations. Other people use various foam rollers, static stretches, or a laidback 20 minutes on a treadmill. But, there is one post-workout routine that always catches our eye for more than one reason—the post-workout massage. Disclaimer: we love a massage pretty much anytime. While the data is sparse and there is some disagreement about how much the massage helps in recovery, there is value in simply enjoying your routine and in feeling benefits from your regimen. With that in mind, let's see what folks are saying about this recovery option.
Some evidence suggests that massage after workout affects two specific genes—one that reduces inflammation and another that ramps up mitochondria production. These two accomplishments are among the top goals of any recovery plan.
Researchers at Ohio State University determined that time is of the essence. While benefits were seen from massages up to two days after an intense workout, the best results came from massages immediately following the workout. Getting a massage sooner than later? We're in!
The OSU study also determined that muscles massaged post-workout showed only half the amount of scar tissue and had 14% higher blood-vessel formation than muscles not massaged post-workout.
Still, another study found that a massage received within a few hours of working out could reduce delayed-onset muscle soreness (DOMs) by as much as 30%. That alone is worth some time on the massage table!
Add HOTSHOT to your post-workout recovery plan: Just ask pro fullback James Develin why he drinks a bottle after a tough workout.
So, next time you hit the gym hard—like, you begin to questions whether you'll be able to reach and wash your hair in the shower—do yourself a favor and schedule a brief massage afterwards. Check your options. It doesn't have to be at the ritziest spa in town. Many massage schools offer services performed by students at a discounted rate. Also, check for weekday specials and plan your most intense workout on the day with the best rates. With all this post-workout talk, we can't help but think of our favorite pre-training routine for those who suffer with exercise associated muscle cramps: HOTSHOT! Take our spicy shot 15-30 minutes before your training to experience what cramp-free sessions can do for you. While you're at it, hop over to Facebook, Twitter, and Instagram to keep in touch for more great information on training, nutrition, and more.


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Family to seek Italian citizenship for severely disabled five-year-old
PUBLISHED: 17:00 16 October 2019
Sam Russell
Tafida's parents Shelina Begum and Mohammed Raqeeb. Picture: Joe Giddens/PA Wire
The mother of severely disabled youngster Tafida Raqeeb, who was transferred from a Whitechapel hospital to Italy for continued life-support treatment, has said she is seeking Italian citizenship for her daughter.
Five-year-old Tafida Raqeeb suffered a brain injury. Picture: Raqeeb family
A High Court judge ruled earlier this month that the five-year-old girl could be moved from the Royal London Hospital to the Gaslini children's hospital in Genoa.
She was taken by chartered plane to Italy on Tuesday, October 15, and her parents appeared beside the hospital's director at a press conference today (Wednesday, October 16).
Shelina Begum thanked the hospital for "believing in my daughter's recovery" and said the transfer was "extremely smooth".
"I visited Tafida this morning, she is stable, she was awake, fully awake, turning her head from side to side. I told her that mummy and daddy are here and the whole family are coming," she said.
Tafida Raqeeb's parents Mohammed Raqeeb and Shelina Begum (centre) at an official welcome outside the Gaslini Hospital in Genoa. Picture: Joe Giddens/PA Wire
She added: "I just believe that since Tafida is in Italy it will be wise for her to have Italian citizenship."
She said the family are crowdfunding for Tafida's treatment but the money "should not run out".
"We do have financial sponsors in place. Should we not be able to raise the funds then the financial sponsors will come in and pay for the treatment."
She said she did not want to disclose how much the hospital is charging.
An ambulance carrying Tafida Raqeeb, five, leaves Genoa Airport in Italy as she is transported to the city's Gaslini children's hospital. Picture: Joe Giddens/PA Wire
"My hope for Tafida would be to see her improve every day, something that she has been doing in the last eight months," she added.
Ms Begum said she was grateful to the "nurses in the UK who have also done an amazing job looking after Tafida" and to the public for the "love and support and warmth they have shown to Tafida".
She said she feels "emotionally drained", adding: "I'm sure everyone knows that Tafida was a very happy, bubbly child before February, and in February our lives have actually been turned upside down.
"She wasn't born unwell, she wasn't born with a condition, this thing just suddenly happened."
Tafida's mother and her father, Mohammed Raqeeb, of Upton Park, had said life-support treatment should continue and they should be allowed to move their daughter to a hospital of their choice.
Bosses at the Royal London Hospital disagreed.
Specialists at the hospital said further treatment would be futile because the youngster had permanent brain damage, was in a minimally conscious state and had no chance of recovery.
Mr Justice MacDonald ruled in favour of Tafida's parents after analysing evidence at a High Court trial in London.
They said they thought she had a "quality of life".
They said they wanted to take Tafida to a country where she would keep getting life-support treatment and where doctors' views on quality of life were in line with their own.
Lawyers representing Royal London Hospital bosses told Mr Justice MacDonald that blood vessels in Tafida's brain were "tangled up".
They said the youngster could not swallow, taste, see, breathe for herself, or "experience touch" in large parts of her body.
The judge was told that all doctors asked for an opinion, including Italian medics and a specialist at Great Ormond Street in London, agreed that Tafida would never come off a ventilator and would always need artificial assistance.
He heard that specialist doctors thought Tafida was "beyond experience".


Comedian, Dee One, was dragged online during the week after he uploaded a video in which he argued that Nigerians did not deserve to have 24-hour electricity supply.However, he told Sunday Scoop that he was just joking.
He said, "It was sarcasm. There is nobody that doesn't need electricity. Those bashing me for that post are very stupid because I'm not the government. If they want to bash anybody, it should be the government. I always tell people to use their gifts to address serious issues. Poor electricity supply is a very big problem in Nigeria and it's part of the things setting us back. If people can channel their frustrations to the government with the same vigour (they attacked me online), I believe things will be much better. It's only in Nigeria that we take comedians seriously and we take politicians as jokers.


Jurgen Klopp has been speaking to the press ahead of the title clash between Manchester City and Liverpool, billed as Champions vs Challengers. The Reds travel to the Etihad tomorrow night looking to extend their lead at the top of the Premier League to nine points over Spurs, and ten over Pep Guardiola's men.
Klopp was keen for his side not to get carried away at the top of the Premier League table and said City will be well up for the game.
"If we were 10pts behind would I say we can't catch them? Of course not. It's January 3. A very important game - a kind of 6pt game. It's a motivation for them 100% and we need to be ready."
"Man City are still the best football team in the world. We are in a good moment 100% and we are a very good team too. Very difficult game, one of the most difficult you can play in the football world. They're a really strong football team with an outstanding manager. We need to be brave, full of desire and angry again."
There are sure to be fireworks on Thursday night and a win could see either side take a big step towards the Premier League title.
Klopp: "We got rid of the backpack when we reached the CL final. We didn't win it but the ride there was unbelievable. Since then it has felt different."


KOSCIUSKO — The Kosciusko County Relay for Life will be hosting a cancer survivor and caregiver social at the Shrine Building from 1 to 3 p.m. Saturday, Feb. 16, at the Kosciusko County Fairgrounds.
There will be games, prizes and snacks for all participants. This will be a celebration and time to show support for those in the community who are battling cancer, survived cancer and taken care of those afflicted with cancer.
Please come out and enjoy some midwinter fun with Relay for Life.


NCJ: Hello and thank you so much for sharing your journey with us. Please introduce yourself and tell us a little more about yourself.
Donna: My name is Donna Moody and I'm 33 years old. I have 3 blessed children and I've been married for 8 years. I love blogging about natural hair. I've been natural for 4 years and I love how my journey has allowed me to encourage and help others with their decision in "going natural". I am now a Carols Daughter and Aunt Jackies Ambassador. I'm hoping to grow more in these Awesome brands and continue to educate others about natural hair.
NCJ: Very nice! Please tell us about your hair before going natural.
Donna: My hair was relaxed and long. I've always had long hair unless I decided to cut it but after years of perming and cutting, my hair always remained shoulder length. It was like the growth had stunted. I wore a lot of wraps, roller sets, and I flat ironed my hair a lot. Heat and gel was my hair best friend until the damage started knocking at the door.
NCJ: When and why did you decide to go natural? Did you slowly transition or did you do a Big Chop?
Donna: One day I decided to try a wig. I started loving how lace front wigs look so I kept wearing them. My Best Friend, Alexia Hunter had started her natural hair journey and after a few months of me wearing my wigs, she wanted me to try the natural hair journey with her. I thought to myself, "no way"! I didn't want to BC because my face was too full and I was scared of looking like a boy. After many attempts, and 6 months later, I decided to let my best friend cut off the chemical in my hair. The night before, I watched many YouTube videos on women who did the "Big Chop". I was so amped about doing it that I did it the next day! Nervous and excited, It was the best decision I ever made and I wouldn't change it for anyone.
Donna: My biggest fear as I stated earlier was the cutting process. I couldn't seem to get that I had to cut all of my hair off to get the chemical part off. Watching YouTube videos, helped me get over that fear because the women I watched were fierce, bold, confident, and beautiful.
NCJ: What are your favorite styles, favorite hair products?
Donna: My favorite hairstyles are my Updos', Twistouts, and Wash n Gos'!
NCJ: What advice would you give to other new naturals or those thinking of going natural.
Donna: The advice I would give naturals who want to start their natural hair journey is to be confident in your decision. Everyone will not be supportive of your decision or have positive feedback about it. You have to feel confident and beautiful yourself and show everyone that natural hair is Gawjus.The second thing I would say is to learn your hair. Find out what products work by experimenting. Just because some products work for others doesn't mean that you will get those same results.
Donna: Do's for my hair- Trim, deep condition hair once a month, always use a leave-in for moisture, pay attention to the ends of my hair, and detangle hair while conditioner is in my hair or detangle in the shower.
Don'ts for my hair- I do not keep my hair dry, I don't comb hair dry, I don't leave in protective styles for a long time especially when gel is applied, I don't wash my hair everyday, I don't allow anyone to put their hands on my hair if they are not licensed to do so.
Donna: The biggest lesson I've learned is to be me. I learned that when you're confident about yourself while being yourself, others will like you for you. I never thought that women all over the world would love my hairstyles or ask me for tips. It's all a humbling experience.
Thanks for sharing Donna! It was so great to get to know you and to learn about the story behind your curls!
If you want to share The Story Behind Your Curls, email us at nappturallychic11@gmail.com and answer the questions above and send us pictures of your hair throughout your journey.


Great Lakes Brewery (GLB) is once again pleased to announce that we'll be "fighting to end hunger in our communities" with the annual Hops for Hunger Food Drive in support of Daily Bread Food Bank.
This December, any customer who purchases a can of 'Grandpa's Ol' White Eggnog Stout', a beer brewed and labeled specifically for Daily Bread (see label below), will help contribute as $1 from each can sold will be donated to our neighbours at Daily Bread. Cans are available to purchase at the GLB retail store at 30 Queen Elizabeth Blvd, Etobicoke beginning tomorrow, December 4th. The beer will also be available on draught in the brewery taproom and $1 from each pour will also be donated.
GLB will also be encouraging customers coming into the brewery retail store to donate any non-perishable food items, along with baby food and diapers. Customers can drop items in the yellow Daily Bread collection bin located within the store and GLB will provide a complimentary 5oz sample. Daily Bread Food Bank's Holiday Drive is aiming to raise $4 million in donations – the most ambitious goal they've ever had.
Last year, thanks to the support of the local Ontario and Etobicoke beer communities, GLB was able to donate $3600 and many boxes of much needed food to Daily Bread and would like to build on that in 2018.
Further to the Hops for Hunger campaign, GLB staff, in various departments within the brewery, have made CAN Christmas Trees that will be auctioned off during the first ever GLB Christmas Market on Saturday December 8th, with all winning bids (proceeds) being donated to Daily Bread.
Daily Bread Food Bank is a registered charity that is fighting hunger in our communities. A distribution hub, Daily Bread provides food and support to almost 200 food programs across Toronto. Daily Bread also works towards long-term solutions to hunger and runs innovative programs to support people on low incomes.


December 2012, I was still living in Milton Keynes with my partner Yiannis, whom you've probably met by now as he now also helps me with the pet sitting & dog walking, and at the time I worked in Asda part-time. Yiannis had his own painting and decorating business which was earning us a good income, and when I wasn't working at Asda, I was working as a painter & decorator with Yiannis. Sadly he just didn't enjoy the work, it wasn't his or my passion.
We we're racking our brains thinking of new ideas & new ventures, I desperately wanted out of Asda too. I knew I was worth more and had always wanted my own business. Yiannis was the push, he just kept pushing me and giving me the confidence and knowledge needed to set up my own business. It's one of the main reasons our relationship works because we're both very supportive of each other and out plans & what we want to do.
At the time Yiannis asked me "What is it you're really passionate about?"
"If you could do something for free, just for the love of it, what would it be?", I replied saying "looking after pets".
He then just replied, "OK! Let's do it!"
We were in the process of moving from MK to Bedford and so decided that we would launch our new pet sitting & dog walking business when we arrived in Bedford. I suppose the idea was actually sparked from using a pet sitter ourselves in Milton Keynes. Her name was Marina from MK Pet Care and her service was excellent! I knew I wanted to do something similiar...and so we moved to Bedford & I launched Whiskers & Tails.
"Fun Fact: All kittens are born with blue eyes"
We're now into our 3rd year of business, have plenty of fantastic clients, & of course pets that we look after and we're both so happy. Yiannis has quit his old painting & decorating business and we now just both purely focus on Whiskers & Tails. From the start, all we wanted to do was provide a high quality service, making sure our clients felt very comfortable in using us and knowing that their pets are safe at home with constant updates & communication.
If you have any questions about our pet sitting service or if there's anything I haven't covered, please either call 01234 953912, or alternatively enter a comment below!


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Accessing the dark exciton with light
E. Poem, Y. Kodriano, C. Tradonsky, N. H. Lindner, B. D. Gerardot, P. M. Petroff, D. Gershoni
Institute of Photonics and Quantum Sciences
The fundamental optical excitation in semiconductors is an electron-hole pair with antiparallel spins: the 'bright' exciton. Bright excitons in optically active, direct-bandgap semiconductors and their nanostructures have been thoroughly studied. In quantum dots, bright excitons provide an essential interface between light and the spins of interacting confined charge carriers. Recently, complete control of the spin state of single electrons and holes in these nanostructures has been demonstrated, a necessary step towards quantum information processing with these two-level systems. In principle, the bright exciton's spin could also be used directly as a two-level system. However, because of its short radiative lifetime, its usefulness is limited. An electron-hole pair with parallel spins forms a long-lived, optically inactive 'dark exciton', and has received less attention as it is mostly regarded as an inaccessible excitation. In this work we demonstrate that the dark exciton forms a coherent two-level system that can fairly easily be accessed by external light. We demonstrate: optical preparation of its spin state as a coherent superposition of two eigenstates, coherent precession of its spin state at a frequency defined by the energy difference between its eigenstates, and readout of the spin by charge addition and subsequent polarized photon detection. © 2010 Macmillan Publishers Limited. All rights reserved.
https://doi.org/10.1038/NPHYS1812
eigenvectors
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Poem, E., Kodriano, Y., Tradonsky, C., Lindner, N. H., Gerardot, B. D., Petroff, P. M., & Gershoni, D. (2010). Accessing the dark exciton with light. Nature Physics, 6(12), 993-997. https://doi.org/10.1038/NPHYS1812
Poem, E. ; Kodriano, Y. ; Tradonsky, C. ; Lindner, N. H. ; Gerardot, B. D. ; Petroff, P. M. ; Gershoni, D. / Accessing the dark exciton with light. In: Nature Physics. 2010 ; Vol. 6, No. 12. pp. 993-997.
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Master Detective January 2011
In August 1994 the then Home Secretary announced that a computerised national register of DNA profiles for everybody arrested for criminal offences
Master Detective January 2011 quantity
SKU: 1192-Master Detective January 2011 Categories: Back Issues, Master Detective
In August 1994 the then Home Secretary announced that a computerised national register of DNA profiles for everybody arrested for criminal offences would be set up. Sadly, this history-making move came too late for a woman on a cliff-top path near Salcombe.
The jury in Jersey that day in 1959 included women for the very first time in the island's history. That was a "first." The "last" aspect of the case was that the individual they help convict of murder proved to be last man hanged on the island.
Harvey hated women. In fact, he loathed them more than anything on earth. As a child, he claimed, he had been sexually abused by women so as an adult he was determined to get his revenge.
HUSBAND FAKED WIFE'S DEATH IN CAR
A murder born out of one man's twisted obsession with sex
More of your views
THE SCHOOLGIRL WHO CAME ARMED TO KILL
"I can't take the pain and it's about time someone else feels the pain with me. You'll see what I mean tomorrow"
HILLINGDON'S NEW YEAR'S EVE MURDER
In conversation widow Norah Summerfield often unwisely gave a false impression of her circumstances
ONE LIFE OF CRIME: HARV THE HAMMER
"I have never known a man so cold, so evil," said a detective. "He is possessed by the devil"
THE LAST MAN HANGED ON JERSEY
Part 13 of the series Last Executions
MD FORUM: A MURDER DNA COULD HAVE PREVENTED
The murder of a woman near a cliff path in Devon, as requested by a local reader
More cases from the near Continent
More fascinating material from MD's crime archives
DR. HYDE'S PRESCRIPTIONS OF DEATH
Townspeople were fond of saying that the old dwelling was "a good place for murder." And they were probably right…
RELEASED TO KILL
Bumbling bureaurocracy cost a young mother her life
LANCASHIRE MYSTERY OF THE FIVE IRISHMEN
Escaping from the Mecklenburg Correctional Center in Richmond, Virginia, was meant to be impossible
True Detective September 2015
True Detective is renowned for its coverage of the most intriguing true crime stories
Master Detective September 2015
"A lot of people are encumbered with a mechanism called guilt. I don't feel guilty for anything. I feel sorry for people who feel guilt."
True Crime September 2015
Babes in the wood murderer dies in secret…


Imagine nine people sitting in a room in front of you. Perhaps around a table. Now try to imagine ninety people. They might be filling a room at an event. They would be quite noisy. Can you imagine nine hundred people? That would be a full Globe Theatre, not including the players on the stage. Do you remember Michael Jackson's memorial? There were nine thousand fans in that stadium. To reach ninety thousand people we have to imagine the enormous stadium at the close of the Beijing Olympics. A far cry from that small room of just nine people. Finally, let's think of ten Olympic Stadiums, each packed full of young British people. Ten Olympic Stadiums.
That's how many 18-24 year old Brits are currently unemployed.
One person who isn't happy about this is Tanya de Grunwald, who I met this week. Her book, Dude Where's My Career attempts to fill the gaping void where decent careers advice at university ought to be.
Career change is something which Katie Prescott is getting used to. Until last month, she was executive assistant to none other than TV Dragon (and supporter of Make Your Mark with a Tenner) Peter Jones. I've been enjoying reading her regular blog as she begins her new adventure as a broadcast journalism student at Cardiff University. Mark my words, reader, Katie Prescott is a name to listen out for in future.
Another Katie who is well worth listening to on the subject of careers is the brilliant Katie Ledger. She has titled her book (written with colleague Barry Hopson) with one of the questions which I dread at events; "And What Do You Do?". It's a practical guide to creating your own portfolio career and I'm flattered that Katie has quoted me a couple of times inside. Katie herself moves effortlessly from writing to facilitating and training, as well as looking after a young family. If you get the chance to cross paths, I'd highly recommend it.
Thinking back to my time and school and my rather limited time at university, I'm increasingly struck by the lack of decent advice that we were given. With almost a millon young people out of work, I see little to suggest that the quality of advice has risen over the past ten years. I hope that Tanya, and people like her can team up with organisations who have the trust of this enormous audience. As well as helping them into their first jobs, we need to help them get their head around how their careers might consist of many jobs, across several industries, and to help them prepare for this adventure. We need to introduce to them the idea that it's possible to have more than one job at once and, for some, to be their own boss.
They need to know that, as enjoyable as they might be, there's more to business than The Apprentice and Dragons' Den.
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Everyone can be self employed, have a portfolio career, be an entrepreneur, run own company……Who is peddling this and why? just a question I am stimulating a discussion around at the moment….
Some can, some will, but not all suited to this road…….
Good question Damon. I don't know who you think might be peddling (good word) this. I think what's important is that students are told that these are options.


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La Tercera Regional de Aragón es la quinta categoría de fútbol regional masculino en Aragón y la décima y última en términos absolutos. Está organizada por la Real Federación Aragonesa de Fútbol y la componen tres grupos, dos de ellos con doce equipos y uno con nueve. Al finalizar la temporada ascienden a Segunda Regional B de Aragón los primeros clasificados de cada grupo. Tanto jugadores como entrenadores son aficionados y los árbitros son los únicos que perciben una remuneración. Al ser la última categoría, no hay descensos. Todos los equipos están ubicados en Zaragoza y alrededores, lo que le otorga un carácter más comarcal que regional.

Sistema de competición
En la temporada 2020-21 la categoría estaba dividida en tres grupos de doce o nueve equipos en la que cada uno que disputaban una liga a dos vueltas. Los primeros clasificados de cada grupo ascienden directamente a Segunda Regional B. En otras temporadas se jugó una liguilla o play-off de promoción. Al ser Tercera Regional la última categoría del fútbol aragonés, ningún equipo desciende a una división inferior, lo que mitiga las tensiones existentes en divisiones superiores.

Clubes participantes

Grupo 1 - Zaragoza Este

 O.D. Santo Domingo de Silos
 U.D. Los Molinos "B"
 C.F. Rey Fernando de Aragón
 R.S.D. Santa Isabel "C"
 Villanueva C.F. "C"
 Siroco C.F.
 Sarakosta Proff
 C.D. Movera "B"
 S.D. Nicaragua
 C.D. Botorrita
 A.D. Peñaflor "B"
 Veteranos Ajax
 C. Peña Atlética La Muela
 C.D. San Mateo "B"
 Real Chile F.C.
 Atlético Mozarrifar "B"

Grupo 2 - Zaragoza Este

 Atlético Miralbueno
 C.F. Fletanol
 Paulinos F.C.
 Real Academia
 Inter Nada
 Rozzano A.C.
 Atlético Quarte "B"
 Zaragoza City F.C.
 Atlético Aragón
 Chinandega C.D.
 C.D. Zaraguayo
 Zarajota F.C. - La Jota Dursan F.C.
 Atlético Cuberos
 C.F. Rey Fernando de Aragón "B"
 Real Nicaragüense
 C.D. Botorrita "B"

Grupo 3 - Zaragoza Este

 C.D. San Fernando "C"
 C.D. Movera "C"
 C.D. Garrapinillos "B"
 A.P.A. Vedruna "B"
 Racing Hispanidad
 C.D. Eder
 C.F. Los Espartanos de Alfindén
 Once Amigos F.C.
 C.D. Miralbueno "B"
 River Huerva

Clubes inactivos

 Arenas S.D.
 F.C. Deux

Ámbito geográfico
A pesar de su nombre, la categoría solo reúne a equipos de Zaragoza y de localidades de su provincia próximas a la capital. Poblaciones como Zuera o La Muela son las más alejadas de Zaragoza de entre las que cuentan con equipos. Esto hace que la competición tenga en realidad un carácter inferior al provincial y algo superior al comarcal. La causa es la gran concentración de equipos en esta zona en la que vive más de la mitad de la población aragonesa.

Carácter aficionado
Jugadores y entrenadores son aficionados, no existiendo profesionales en esta categoría. Con sus recursos deben pagar diversos gastos: inscripción del equipo en la competición; ficha de cada jugador para que disponga de un seguro; remuneración del árbitro; equipación, balones y otros materiales; multas y alquiler del campo de juego. Para ayudar a sufragar estas cargas, los clubes reciben una pequeña subvención que la Federación Aragonesa de Fútbol destina al fomento del fútbol aficionado.

Arbitraje
Los partidos son arbitrados por un único colegiado sin la ayuda de asistentes. Este árbitro es el único que percibe una pequeña remuneración de la Federación a cambio de su participación en el evento. Los árbitros novatos acceden a esta categoría por antigüedad, normalmente al año siguiente a aprobar el curso de acceso a la actividad, y combinan su actuación en Tercera Regional con su actividad como jueces de línea en Primera Regional —primera categoría en la que la presencia de árbitros asistentes es obligatoria—  y Liga Nacional Juvenil, así como de árbitros únicos en competiciones con futbolistas de edades inferiores. Además de ellos, también intervienen en Tercera Regional colegiados de categorías superiores.

Referencias

Enlaces externos
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Tercera Regional de Aragón

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The new law makes it legal for adults to possess up to 1 ounce of marijuana, but illegal for that same adult to drive if the THC Content of his or her blood reaches 5 nanograms per milliliter. This limit is very low. In most recreational users, active THC will drop below that threshold within two to three hours of using marijuana. But among the heaviest users, active THC levels may never drop below five nanograms, even when they're not impaired. For some medical marijuana patients in particular, this technically means they have the potential for an automatic DUID conviction every time they get behind the wheel.
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Looking for Langston (1989) is an homage by acclaimed artist Isaac Julien to Langston Hughes and the Harlem Renaissance. On show will be the award-winning and restored 16 mm film, accompanied by photographic work, that explore the fractured narratives of memory and desire.
Galerie Ron Mandos is proud to present an exhibition on Isaac Julien's seminal poetic film Looking for Langston (1989). The series is an homage by acclaimed artist Isaac Julien (1960, London) to Langston Hughes and the Harlem Renaissance. This award-winning and strong-minded screening, on show as the restored 16 mm film, is accompanied by photographic work, that explore the fractured narratives of memory and desire.
Langston Hughes (1902-1967) is an American poet and writer. With his poems Hughes fought for awareness and empowerment of the Afro American community, and against racism and discrimination. Although it was commonly presumed that he was gay, he never openly came out. For Julien, the central question within the film was how to portray Langston Hughes as a cultural icon and, in terms of dealing with a repressed gay desire. He explores the ambiguous sexual subtexts of a period of rich artistic expression, and the enduring cultural significance of these pioneers' work.
Julien mediates with a cheerful perspective on Langston Hughes coming out. The exhibition shows a juxtapose between the past and the present. The Harlem Renaissance was a flowering of African-American social thought that was expressed through the arts in the 20s. Extracts from Hughes' poetry is interwoven with the work of cultural figures from the 1920s and beyond, including black poets Essex Hemphill and Bruce Nugent, constructing a lyrical and multilayered narrative.
An interesting aspect of Looking for Langston is the controversy surrounding it. Though Julien contrasts the present with this elegant past - the voiceover references the ravages of AIDS which were at its height during filming - the work showcases a serious comment evaporated in its hazy look.
While Julien was directing the film, he studied the photographs of James Van der Zee, George Platt Lynes and Robert Mapplethorpe. Working with Nina Kellgren (cinematographer) and Sunil Gupta (photographer), he created three photographic series. These photographs deploy an array of old and new technologies. For Julien, the photographs act as memorial sites. One can see a direct relation between these images imbued with references to the history of 1930s black and white African American photography and 1980s queer cultures.
Isaac Julien: "The most interesting question for me proved to be: what did black artists actually want to say? What would their art look like if its internal dialogues were made accessible to a wider audience? 'Looking for Langston' came out of just such a conversation, one connected to black gay desire and to photography. But it was really born of thinking about the textuality that belongs to the innermost life of one's consciousness."
The film has won over half a dozen international awards. Julien studied painting and fine art film at St Martin's School of Art, London. Having taught at Harvard University, Julien is currently a member of faculty at the Whitney Museum of American Arts and Professor of Global Art at the University of the Arts, London. Julien's work can be found in many important public and private collections including Tate Modern, London; Centre Pompidou, Paris; MoMA, New York; Los Angeles Museum of Contemporary Art; Guggenheim Museum; the National Museum of Norway; Goetz Collection; Louis Vuitton Art Foundation; the Zeitz Foundation amongst others. Furthermore, he has won many awards including the Golden Gate Persistence of Vision Award (2014); Performa Award (2008); MIT Eugene McDermott Award in the Arts (2001); Frameline Lifetime Achievement Award (2002). Julien was nominated for the Turner Prize for his works The Long Road to Mazátlan and Vagabondia (2001).


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Алекса́ндр Миха́йлович Си́верс (8 декабря 1868 — после 1931) — русский генерал, герой Первой мировой войны.

Биография
Православный. Из потомственных дворян. Сын генерал-лейтенанта Михаила Александровича Сиверса от его брака с Надеждой Гигорьевной Бланк (1850—13.10.1896). Окончил Пажеский корпус (1888), выпущен подпоручиком в 3-ю гвардейскую и гренадерскую артиллерийскую бригаду. Позднее окончил Офицерскую артиллерийскую школу.

Чины: поручик (1892), штабс-капитан (1895), капитан (1898), полковник (1904), генерал-майор (за отличие, 1911), генерал-лейтенант (1915).

Командовал: 5-й батареей 2-й артиллерийской бригады (1904—1908), 2-м дивизионом 2-й артиллерийской бригады (1908—1911), 14-й артиллерийской бригадой (1911—1913), 2-й артиллерийской бригадой (1913—1915).

В Первую мировую войну был награждён орденом Святого Георгия 4-й степени

В апреле 1915 года был назначен исполняющим должность инспектора артиллерии 20-го армейского корпуса. С апреля 1916 года занимал должность инспектора артиллерии 10-й армии.

Служил в РККА.

В 1931 году был осужден по делу «Весна»: ему было запрещено проживание в 12 городах. Переехал в Данилов.

Награды
 Орден Святого Станислава 2-й ст. (1901)
 Орден Святой Анны 2-й ст. (1905)
 Орден Святого Владимира 3-й ст. (1909)
 Орден Святого Георгия 4-й ст. (ВП 31.01.1915)

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Литература
Сиверс А. М. Дневник. 1916–1919 / сост., предисл., коммент. А. Б. Гуларян. — М.: Кучково поле, 2019. — 600 с.; 8 л. ил. ISBN 978-5-9950-0933-7

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Сиверс А. М. Дневник. 1916–1919

Генерал-лейтенанты (Российская империя)
Александр Михайлович
Выпускники Пажеского корпуса
Военачальники Первой мировой войны
Царские офицеры на службе в РККА
Репрессированные в СССР
Персоналии:Данилов
Артиллеристы Российской империи


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Camera IconMost sectors were negative towards the end of the Wall Street session. Credit: AP
Wall St falls on Omicron, inflation fears
Devik Jain, Ambar Warrick and Sinead CarewReuters
December 2, 2021 5:54AM
Wall Street's major averages has fallen more than one per cent after a morning rally faded as investor angst about the latest coronavirus variant soared with the first US case confirmation while the market also digested Fed comments on inflation.
After having advanced as much as 1.9 per cent by late morning on Wednesday, the S&P 500 gave up all its gains in the afternoon along with the Dow and Nasdaq, which fell the most on the day.
All three indices breached key technical levels during the session.
Late in the day, the US Centers for Disease Control said the country had detected its first case of the Omicron variant, which had infected a person who came from South Africa, where the variant was initially discovered.
Earlier on Wednesday, Federal Reserve chair Jerome Powell said policymakers needed to be ready to respond to the possibility inflation may not recede in the second half of next year as expected.
Wall Street had already tumbled on Tuesday after Powell had surprised the market by signalling the central bank would consider accelerating the withdrawal of its bond-buying program at its December meeting amid a surge in inflation.
Wall Street had tumbled sharply on Friday when investors first heard of the Omicron variant, with health officials saying they were unsure how transmissible or dangerous the variant was and how much protection existing vaccines provided.
On Monday, the market rebounded sharply as investors looked for bargains after the sell-off, only to fall again on Tuesday following the Powell comments.
"We tried to buy the dip again (on Wednesday) but news that Omicron is here already has taken some of the wind out of the sails of the bulls," said Chris Zaccarelli the chief investment officer at Independent Advisor Alliance in Charlotte, North Carolina.
The Dow Jones Industrial Average fell 461.68 points, or 1.34 per cent, to 34,022.04, the S&P 500 lost 53.96 points, or 1.18 per cent, to 4,513.04 and the Nasdaq Composite dropped 283.64 points, or 1.83 per cent, to 15,254.05.
While all of the 11 major S&P sectors were gaining into the early afternoon, all but one sector ended the day in the red. The communications services sector was the biggest loser, with a 1.99 per cent drop and consumer discretionary was not far behind with a 1.86 per cent dip.
The sole advancing sector was utilities, which tends to draw interest when investors are fleeing riskier bets.
Declining issues outnumbered advancing ones on the NYSE by a 2.26-to-1 ratio; on Nasdaq, a 2.96-to-1 ratio favored decliners.
The S&P 500 posted 13 new 52-week highs and 42 new lows; the Nasdaq Composite recorded 37 new highs and 541 new lows.
Trading volume was elevated with 14.2 billion shares changing hands on US exchanges, compared with the 11.3 billion average for the last 20 sessions.