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'This Is It' trailer- A tribute to Michael Jackson
Columbia Pictures has released the trailer for the upcoming limited release for Michael Jackson's "This Is It" which features footage from his concert which never took place.Tickets for the limited two-week engagement of the film go on sale beginning September 27.
Business	Government Project, IT
Government Project for IT…
The country's information technology industry is turning its gaze inwards, as a dearth of new contracts in its core western markets exposes the soft underbelly of a sector long viewed as a habitual growth monster. While there is a slump in demand from cash-strapped global customers for new technology services, the home market is increasingly…
Business, News	India, IT
India to have more IT pros than US….
MUMBAI: Infosys chief and co-founder S Gopalakrishnan has said that the Indian IT industry would tide over the current downturn and may surpass the US in terms of having the largest number of IT professionals in the world in the next three years. "In the IT revolution, we are at the centre. We are underinvested,…
Business	IT
'New H1-B visa norms likely to isolate Indian IT'
CHENNAI: The National Association of Software and Services Company (Nasscom) has expressed its concern over the proposed amendment to the H1B visa legislation and said the amendment is likely to isolate and unfairly target Indian IT companies, restricting the level-playing field. A statement from Nasscom said on Tuesday that it is 'working closely with stakeholders…
How IT cos are tightening their belts
Falling scrip, dent in revenues, sinking market cap… the effect of the global economic meltdown seems to be disturbing for the Indian IT companies. Almost all of them have already resorted to a number of cost-cutting measures. The tough time is forcing them to find ways to trim costs and do more with less. Here's…
Business	IT, jobs, McCain, Obama
IT Jobs and Policies…
IT jobs: What Obama & McCain promise With only a week to go for Presidential polls, Democratic nominee Barack Obama is keeping his rhetoric on outsourcing alive. Holding the Bush administration and by extension his Republican rival John McCain for the current economic recess, Obama said that it is time to turn the page on…
How Indian IT can benefit …
Pinkslips, dent in revenues, plunging market cap… the effects of the global economic meltdown seems to be disturbing for the Indian IT companies. However, the financial crisis in US, which has dragged down the entire global economy, also has a positive side to offer. As they say every cloud has a silver lining. While the…
Business	IT, mega vendor, New, Rise, Software, technologies
4 disruptions that will transform IT
Emerging software solutions will transform the software industry and the way software is used over time, according to Gartner. Software solutions are changing to be user-centric, Web-centric, service-oriented and utilised through new delivery models (such as cloud and software as a service). While this massive amount of change will not be delivered at once, it…
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KPMG, Deloitte named new Satyam auditors……
Satyam's new board on Wednesday named KPMG and Deloitte as its auditors, even as its previous bookkeeper Price Waterhouse said its audit of the IT company's account could be construed as 'unreliable' in the wake of Ramalinga Raju's admittance to fraud. "We have decided to appoint Deloitte and KPMG to assist the board in the…


At the Institute of Food Technologists' 2013 convention and food expo, I drank a smoothie laced with powdered chicken. Ancient grains high in protein--for example, amaranth, millet, quinoa, sorghum, and teff --were used in recipes I sampled, as were peanut flours with 40-50% protein. At one of the scientific sessions, this question was discussed: "Will protein be the next big thing?"
DON'T refer to the plant-based burgers, sausages, nuggets, and fish filets you (or your friends) may be eating as "fake" (or "faux") meat. In fact, some fans of these foods will also object to your calling these products "meat substitutes;" or even "meat alternatives." Don't compare their taste and texture to look-alike traditional items. Your Boca burger shouldn't have to trick you into thinking it's a beef burger. All it needs to do is please your palate with its own unique qualities.
DON'T make highly processed plant-protein products the mainstay of your diet, says the University of California, Berkeley Wellness Letter. "You're better off getting most of your protein from whole foods, including legumes, nuts, seeds, and whole grains." The Wellness Letter also recommends using foods that are high in protein in your own recipes rather than limiting yourself to manufactured frozen dinners. Registered dietitian Ellie Krieger, in a Chicago Tribune article, recommends eating edamame (shelled soybeans), chick peas, quinoa, sunflower seeds, peanut butter, lentil soup, and hummus as good plant sources of protein. She also recommends the animal protein of eggs, which most vegetarians will eat but vegans won't.
DON'T FORGET to read the ingredients and nutrition labels on packages of plant alternatives. Meat substitutes often contain common food allergens (such as wheat, nuts, soy, and dairy) that some people need to avoid. These products also vary quite a bit in the amount of protein, fat, calories, sodium, and nutrients they contain. You want to know if the calorie or fat content is high or the nutrient levels are low.
WHO'S ON THE LOOK-OUT FOR PLANT-BASED PROTEIN?
Of course, vegetarians and vegans buy these products, but they're not the only ones. Food scientist Dr. Cathy Cutter points out that the niche market for plant protein includes many additional customers, for example, those who just want to cut down on the amount of red meat they consume, observers of "Meatless Mondays," health gurus who want to eat only plant products 2-3 times a week, athletes who believe more protein will help them perform better, and people who live with and/or prepare food for vegetarians or vegans.
Then, there's the category of folks who eat chicken and fish but won't touch red meat or its byproducts. Next are people who, for religious reasons, don't eat meat and dairy at the same meal. If they replace the beef burger with a veggie burger, adding cheese is just fine. (Alternatively, "fake" cheeses can be used on the beef burger.) Athletes who are convinced that more protein will help them perform better may seek out extra protein in beverages such as Boost or in protein-enhanced foods.
WHAT ARE PLANT PROTEIN SUBSTITUTES FOR MEAT MADE OF?
Tofu (soybean curd) is made by curdling soy milk, straining it, and pressing it into blocks.
Tempeh is made by fermenting whole soybeans into a cake form.
Textured soy vegetable protein (called TSP or TVP) is made from defatted soy flour mixed with water.
Seitan (wheat gluten) is a non-soy meat alternative made by removing starch from wheat flour.
Meat alternatives are also made from beans, lentils, rolled oats, brown rice, nuts, sunflower seeds, and vegetables.
WHAT PLANT PRODUCTS HAVE BEEN RECOMMENDED TO SHELF LIFE ADVICE?
"Beyond Meat and Garden products are winners!"
"Beyond Meat Field Grain and Garden are my favorite faux meats."
"Boca Crumbles work great for tacos."
"Tofurky products, especially their Italian sausage with pasta sauce"
"Don't forget nuts--nothing better than almonds, I think."
"Mac and cheese made with Cashew Cream and Nutritional yeast is awesome!"
"Grilled eggplant is delicious and has a meat-like consistency."
Praise for the Beyond Meat brands is echoed in the Wellness Letter article, which says, "The good news is that the meat substitutes currently available have gotten far better over the years. Some new companies, notably Beyond Meat, deliver plant-based protein that mimics meat exceptionally well--so well, in fact, that even the food journalist and cookbook author Mark Bittman was fooled."
Dr. Cutter prepared a lot of plant-based products during the time that her daughter was a vegetarian. Here's a paraphrase of her comments. The following products were all "pretty acceptable"--alternative meatballs, chicken patties, sausage patties, and corn dogs. If you took a taste test to see if you could identify which product was made with animal meat and which with plant protein, you could probably pick out the "real" meat product. But the "fake" products have a pretty good flavor. Even the crumbles are okay if used in tacos. If masked with cheese and/or condiments, they don't taste bad. Boca burgers are also palatable; they taste pretty good.
BUT, Dr. Cutter sees one big disadvantage to dining on processed plant products: in general, they are much more expensive than the comparable animal products. For about the same price, you'd get a lot more patties or meatballs if you buy "real" meat. If you're cooking for one or two, you might not care, but, if you have a large family and a limited food budget, it would be much more economical to make your own plant-based dishes.
Here's one example of the high cost of plant-based processed items: tofu shirataki, an angel-hair shaped noodle that's a substitute for pasta. The 8 oz. package is supposed to be 2 servings, but (after rinsing it well to avoid the bitter taste I was warned about) I ate almost the entire package. It was good, though more slippery and less firm than "real" pasta. But, of course, you can serve a whole family with a $1 box of real pasta; this package with meager servings for 2 cost a few dollars. Now, I know you're wondering (since real pasta is also a plant-based product) why anyone would buy this tofu shirataki (which is mostly water, soybeans, and yam flour). Well, one serving (half the package) is only 10 calories! Furthermore, it's gluten-free and contains no cholesterol.
As you can see, there are a lot of products and a lot of brands. My one relative who's a genuine, strict vegetarian, Maryellen F., says i: "In terms of processed plant-based foods, it takes some time to get used to the taste and learn about all the various products and how to work with them."
WHAT OTHER PRODUCTS HAS YOUR SHELF LIFE ADVICE EDITOR TRIED?
1) Brad's Raw Crunchy Kale: I'm not a vegetarian, but curiosity got me to buy .It may look like dinner for a bovine, but I actually thought it was tasty (though my daughter didn't and my husband wouldn't even try it). The kale is not just kale. It is flavored with fake cheese and some other seasoning. I enjoyed the flavor and the crunchiness. By the way, t's an organic product.
2) A Quorn product: This brand includes a variety of meatless, soy-free processed foods made with mycoprotein , a fungi (like mushrooms and truffles). We tried the company's chick'n tenders. My daughter and I agreed that the product itself is utterly tasteless, though it does mimic the texture of chicken very well. If tossed into a casserole, it might pass for chicken. One cup of the product has 10 grams of protein.
3) Morning Star sausages: These are quite bland but not bad. My daughter often eats 2or 3 of them for breakfast.
Final comments on taste and choice: The Wellness Letter says, ""The meat substitutes currently available have gotten far better over the years." And the variety is impressive; you can even find pulled "pork," faux "prawns", and "fish" fillets.
DO VEGETARIANS AND VEGANS FEEL DEPRIVED?
IF ALL PEOPLE BECAME VEGETARIANS, WOULD WE HAVE A HEALTHIER PLANET AND/OR HEALTHIER HUMANS?
Dr. Cutter says, "The jury is still out on the environmental issue. I've seen no research that proves the environmental advantage of the plant-based diet."
The University of California, Berkeley Wellness Letter agrees: "Mock meats are not eco-friendly in all ways. Vegetarian meals are generally associated with lower greenhouse gas emissions and less impact on global warming, but according to a 2010 paper in Food Research International, it takes about the same amount of energy to produce a pea-burger as it does a pork chop, calorie for calorie, because of the processing, storing, and other factors involved." Furthermore, the Wellness Letter points out, "Industrial farming has devastated rainforests in Brazil." There are also concerns about possible dangers to human health from the chemical used in the manufacturing of most processed soy products.
The Tufts University Health & Nutrition Letter reported on a study published in JAMA Internal Medicine. The study showed that the lowest risk of developing colorectal cancer was not achieved by vegetarians or vegans but by people who were mostly vegetarians but ate fish at least once a month.
University of California, Berkeley Wellness Letter, "Fake meat gets real: meat alternatives a getting so good, they're even fooling foodies," December, 2014.
Shelflifeadvice.com "What's New in Food? IFT Expo Offers Tasty Innovations," July 23, 2013.
Chicago Tribune, "Eating less meat? Pick substitutes with care," by Ellie Krieger, June 17, 2015.
ift.org "A New Crop of Plant Protein Pioneers"


Gavin Rae's second-half strike gave Aberdeen their first home win in the Clydesdale Bank Premier League this season with a 2-1 victory over Hibernian.
Pat Fenlon's side knew they could go top of the SPL - if only for a few hours - with a win at Pittodrie but they got off to the worst possible start when Niall McGinn opened the scoring with only four minutes gone.
However, a stunning equaliser from Irishman Eoin Doyle after 33 minutes ensured the sides went in level at the break. The winner arrived after 70 minutes when substitute Josh Magennis cut the ball back for midfielder Rae to net from close range.
Striker Leigh Griffiths returned to the Hibernian line-up in place of Ross Caldwell. Skipper Russell Anderson, Ryan Jack, Stephen Hughes, Ryan Fraser and Scott Vernon all returned for Aberdeen, with winger Jonny Hayes missing out through injury and Clark Robertson, Chris Clark, Cameron Smith and Magennis dropping to the bench.
The Dons found the back of the net within four minutes when a hopeful ball upfield by Mark Reynolds landed somewhat fortuitously into the path of Vernon and, when his shot was only parried by Ben Williams, McGinn reacted quickest to turn the loose ball home.
The visitors should have equalised after 11 minutes when Paul Cairney fed Griffiths but the striker's effort was well saved by Dons goalkeeper Jamie Langfield.
The Dons could have doubled their advantage after 27 minutes when Ryan Jack picked out Vernon but the Englishman's goalbound effort was blocked by James McPake - with Aberdeen appeals that the Hibs skipper had used an arm to block the header falling on deaf ears.
Hibs got back on level terms with a spectacular equaliser when Doyle controlled a long ball upfield on his chest before producing a stunning strike from 25 yards which fizzed past Langfield.
Alan Maybury, already on a booking, was withdrawn at half-time and replaced by on-loan Manchester City defender Ryan McGivern. The Dons made a change of their own after 55 minutes when Fraser limped off and was replaced by Northern Irishman Magennis.
It was the hosts who were rewarded with a second goal when Magennis used his pace to get by McPake before sending a tantalising ball across goal which was turned home by Rae. Time ran out for Hibernian, who had a late penalty claim when Jack collided with Griffiths turned down, as their six-game unbeaten run in the SPL came to an end.


Commercial radio metropolitan ad revenue shows growth across all markets in the 2018 calendar year, according to data compiled by Deloitte and released today by industry body Commercial Radio Australia.
Radio ad revenue rose 3.40% to $809.421 million in the five markets for January to December 2018 compared to the same time in 2017.
Melbourne was the strongest market throughout the 2018 calendar year compared to the 2017 calendar year, with ad revenue up 7.58% to $259.821 million. Sydney rose 1.35% to $248.663 million and Brisbane was up 2.42% to $125.308 million. Perth recorded a 1.15% increase to $106.113 million and Adelaide rose 1.21% to $69.516 million.
Media contact: Judy Shaw – 0418 415 965 and Melissa Fleming – 0417 499 529.


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GEAR Fighter Dendoh OP Single - W-Infinity
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Album name: GEAR Fighter Dendoh OP Single - W-Infinity
Number of Files: 4
Total Filesize: 34.37 MB
Date added: Apr 30th, 2016
New! Download all songs at once: Download to Computer
1. W-infinity 3:36 8.22 MB
2. FINAL ATTACK 3:57 9.04 MB
3. W-infinity (original karaoke) 3:35 8.21 MB
4. FINAL ATTACK (original karaoke) 3:53 8.88 MB
Total: 15m 1s 34 MB
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Electric, 20v, 3 Rail. Vintage tinplate. It is good used vintage condition. Showing some usage/age signs but still very good considering its age. Circa 1936-1939.
Good collectors electric vintage edition.
It has had some touch ups & its buffers & beams have been refreshed which apart from this all else looks to be original.
It is all complete & the wheels are all fatigue free. When bench tested & power was applied it runs well but the lamp bulb is not working.


Collective of Time Being is an interactive installation that continuously evolves as it merges the audience into a flow of memories, dreams, and self-awareness. Technically, a Kinect sensor device captures real-time movements of the audience that randomly combine with pre-rendered 3D animations projected on 2 curved walls facing each other. Bits and pieces of the artist's personal memories (past) blend with the audience's presence; together they produce the desired re-orientation of time-space for the audience.


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Ich war's nicht (Originaltitel: I Didn't Do It) ist eine US-amerikanische Sitcom des Senders Disney Channel, die seit dem 17. Januar 2014 ausgestrahlt wird. Die deutschsprachige Erstausstrahlung fand am 12. Januar 2015 auf dem Free-TV-Sender Disney Channel statt. Die Serie wurde im Oktober 2015 nach zwei Staffeln eingestellt.

Handlung
Die Serie handelt von den zweieiigen Zwillingen Lindy und Logan Watson, die zusammen mit ihren drei besten Freunden Jasmine, Garrett und Delia ihr erstes Jahr an der High School erleben. Die Sendung spielt in Chicago. Jede Folge beginnt mit einer ungewöhnlichen Situation, beispielsweise werden Lindy und Logan nach einer wilden Party von ihren Eltern zur Rede gestellt. Im Rest der Folge wird dann erzählt, wie es dazu kam.

Produktion
Die Idee zu Ich war's nicht hatten Tod Himmel, der bereits für 90210 und Sabrina – Total Verhext! geschrieben hat, und Josh Silverstein, der schon an der Disney-Serie Sonny Munroe mitgearbeitet hat. Am 18. Juni 2013 wurde die Serie bestellt. Die Pilotfolge wurde im Januar 2013 gedreht, die weitere Produktion begann im Herbst. Die Serie konzentriert sich sehr auf das Leben der Teenager und zeigt die Eltern nur am Rande. Die Produktion bringt auch neue Erzählweisen zum Disney Channel und soll dadurch auch für eine etwas ältere Zielgruppe als andere Sendungen des Senders attraktiv sein. Die Ausstrahlung der ersten Folge am 17. Januar 2014 erreichte 3,9 Millionen Zuschauer. In Deutschland plant der deutsche Disney Channel die Serie ab dem 12. Januar 2015 auszustrahlen.
Im Juli 2014 gab der Disney Channel die Produktion einer 2. Staffel bekannt, deren Ausstrahlung in den USA im Februar 2015 startete.

Figuren

Hauptfiguren

Lindy Watson ist eine sehr intelligente und begabte Schülerin. Ihre Einstellung und Begeisterung für Dinge, die Gleichaltrigen in der Regel langweilig erscheinen, lässt sie oftmals wie ein Nerd und eine Streberin aussehen. Sie ist dennoch die perfekte Freundin für die Clique, da sie immer hilfsbereit und für ihre Freunde da ist. Oftmals steigert sie sich in ihre Ideen, die zu ihrer Verwunderung von den meisten anderen nicht gutgeheißen werden, zu sehr rein, was nicht selten Probleme mit sich bringt. Sie mischt sich gerne in andere Angelegenheiten ein und erteilt jedem einen, auch oft ungewollten, Rat. So tritt sie gelegentlich in das ein oder andere Fettnäpfchen.

Logan Watson ist sehr entspannt, cool, easy und selbstbewusst und hat große Pläne, für die High School. Aber diese Pläne kollidieren manchmal mit denen seiner Zwillingsschwester Lindy. Er war eine Folge lang in einer Schein-Beziehung mit Jasmine, um Jenna eifersüchtig zu machen.

Jasmine ist intelligent, gewagt und trendbewusst. Sie unterstützt immer ihre Freunde. Sie ist eine Fashionista seit der dritten Klasse, lebt von guten Noten, dem Abziehen mutiger Streiche und dem immer perfekten Outfit für jeden Anlass. In einer Folge führten sie und Logan eine Scheinbeziehung, da sie ihren Ex-Freund zurückwollte. Sie verliebte sich jedoch wirklich in ihn.

Garrett ist ein bisschen wie ein Mysophob. Seine Affinität für Sauberkeit und Ordnung wird ständig durch seine vier Freunde an ihre Grenzen gebracht. Er ist dank Lindy's Rat im Football-Team, in dem er meist allerdings auf der Bank sitzt.

Delia Delfano ist eine liebenswerte, exzentrische Person. Sie ist sehr offen und wenn es etwas gibt, das nicht laut gesagt werden sollte, macht sie es dennoch und hat Freude daran. Ihre Klamotten sind oft sehr eigenwillig und ihre große Brille trägt sie fast immer.

Nebenfiguren
Bob Watson ist Logans und Lindys Vater.

Nora Watson ist Logans und Lindys Mutter.

Doug Peterman ist Mitglied der Nachbarschaftswache (engl. Neighborhood Watchdogs).

Besetzung und Synchronisation
Die deutsche Synchronisation entsteht unter der Dialogregie von Julia Haacke durch die Synchronfirma SDI Media Germany GmbH in München.

Episoden

Staffel 1

Staffel 2
Die deutschsprachige Erstausstrahlung der 2. Staffel fand auf Disney+ statt.

Weblinks

Belege

Fernsehserie (Vereinigte Staaten)
Fernsehserie der 2010er Jahre
Kinder- und Jugendfernsehserie
Sitcom
Disney Channel

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import {Http, Response} from "angular2/http";
import {Router} from "angular2/router";
import {Injectable} from "angular2/core";
import {Observable} from "rxjs/Observable";

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            .catch((err) => this.handleError(err))
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    get<T>(url: string, headers?: any): Observable<T> {
        return this.http.get(url, headers)
            .map((res) =>  res.json())
            .catch((err) => this.handleError(err))
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    post<T>(url: string, body: any, headers?: any): Observable<T> {
        return this.http.post(url, body, headers)
            .map((res) => res.json())
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    put<T>(url: string, body: any, headers?: any): Observable<T> {
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Buried : Glasnevin Cemetery, Dublin. Bronze Bust.
Each Michael Collins Bronze Figure is made from cold cast bronze. Cold Cast Bronze can be described as bronze resin. The technique used for making items in cold cast bronze, involves blending bronze powder with epoxy designer resin to produce a material which is applied to the interior of a silicone mould. The mould is then filled with a blend of resin and bronze metal powder which are then left to set. The finished item has the look, cold feel and sometimes (although not always) the weight of a solid bronze piece.
Height : 16cm (6.4 inch).


Use the lessons in this tutorial to learn how to use the Database Tracing Wizard to view execution times for statements, and how to identify statements that appear to execute slowly (for example, long-running queries).
A slow statement occurs when the database server takes a long time to process the statement. Long processing times can be the result of several issues, such as an improperly designed database, poor use of indexes, index and table fragmentation, or a small cache size. A statement may also execute slowly because it is not well formed, or does not use more efficient shortcuts to achieve results.
This tutorial does not show you how to rewrite slow statements since each statement can have special requirements. However, the tutorial does show you where to look for execution times, and how to compare execution times when rewriting queries using alternate syntax.


Discussion in 'Gunsmithing' started by emn83, Jan 31, 2013.
So, I am looking at etting an Atlas Bi-pod. To do that I need to install a rail, I was looking at the Accu-Shot 3.35" 1913 Rail (BT15) I was planning on using my sling stud for one fastener. Here's my problem, I have a Stockade stock with the Aluminum bedding block. Am I asking for trouble trying to install this myself? I'm pretty confident with my tools, but this is a first for me.
If you are in the alum. I would guess you drill and tap.I have the Seekins SRS rails on 2 rifles,they have a sling hole and I used allen cap screw.Had to add one on a Lonewolf.
removed the sling stud, and the block goes at least that far, which is like 2 inches from the end of the stock. Looks like I'll be learning how to drill and tap into Aluminum, then install with some 832 or 1032 screws.
You do use stud as one end,then I match threads with a allen cap for other.On my SRS rail it has sling hole built in,so I attach w/2 allen for clean look.
I picked up some button head allen screws and a 10-32 tap set. assuming my rail comes this week, I'll be in a good position to get things going.
out of curiosity, I tried one of the 10-32 screws I got in the tapped hole for the swivel stud. looks like that was tapped 10-32 also.
Now thinking, and this will wait until I have the rail and bi-pod, that I may mount the rail using that hole, and the new one I drill, but replace the swivel stud with one of the button head screws, and buy a picatinny swivel mount, so I can be sire that my Bi-pod is mounted ahead of the sling. Thoughts?
Also, I'm looking for something to do some practice drilling/tapping on before going after the rifle.
Type of sling and carry determine stud mount.I use a safari sling.My SRS rail has a sling hole and it works better forward for me,the other way use to catch under scope.Use the right size drill for tap,which is slightly smaller.Then use a drop of oil to make cutting smoother,if to hard, reverse and clockwise again.Do not force,easy to break small taps.
I don't use a sling most of the time, so I can take some time looking. A safari sling looks good.
I am waiting for a rail,srs,but I think it might be on back order.


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The Garden of Memory in a meeting place dedicated to all those who were deprived of their freedom in the Miranda de Ebro concentration camp between 1937 and 1947.
Over a decade, the camp confined individuals from both the Republican side and members of international brigades, the allied side, Nazis and collaborators, forcing international coexistence.
In order to preserve the memory of all these people, different types of trees have been planted which evoke their countries of origin.
This setting, together with the Visitors' Centre and the remains of the Concentration Camp that can be visited, are an invitation to the knowledge, the memory and the dialogue of our recent history.
The Garden of Memory and Commemorative Plaque to the prisoners of all nationalities
OF MEMORY
Wall for memory of Concentration Camp
Panoramic view of Emiliano Bajo Park
In 2006, in memory of and in homage to the Municipal Corporation which sacrificed itself to try to protect democracy and freedom in the city, the largest park in the city was inaugurated, and given the same name as the last Republican mayor, Emiliano Bajo.
The other councillors were also commemorated, and five streets in the Ronda del Ferrocarril expansion were named in their honour.
Emiliano Bajo Iglesias was born in Miranda de Ebro on July 20, 1889. His parents were Zoilo and María, and after some years living in Cuba, he settled in Miranda as a tailor. He married Natalia Quecedo and they had 2 children.
In 1931, councillor Eguíluz retired for reasons of ill health; he was the point of reference for socialism in the City of Miranda. He also retired from management of the party. The socialist militants chose Emiliano to replace him. With the proclamation of the Second Republic, he was chosen to be a Councillor in Miranda, and in 1936 he was elected as Mayor to the city.
He was very hard-working, and he combined his tailor's trade, from which he made a living, with his work as a politician in charge of the City Hall, where he would go early every morning to take an interest in the city's problems and solve them. Most afternoons he was to be found in the Casa del Pueblo (the Civic House) where he would engage in conversations and listen to proposals from comrades, and also to their complaints.
A cultured man, and a good orator, he was a member of the Izquierda Republicana (Republican Left) Party and he was passionate about culture and the theatre. He worked to relieve workers' unemployment, in the construction of the Instituto de Enseñanza Media (Secondary School), the subdivision of the Prado district; the construction of the drainage system in Pi y Maragall and Castillo Streets, pavements in Ramón y Cajal and Joaquín Costa Streets, running water for the Matillas and Californias quarters, public streetlighting, promotion of trade fairs and a first car show, improvements in the Firefighter Brigade, and stabilization of the prices of basic necessities.
Miranda de Ebro Municipal Corporation in 1931.
Emiliano is the fifth from the right
Monolith with a commemorative plaque to Emiliano Bajo
On May 23rd 1936, there was an assassination attempt on Emiliano Bajo by a member of the CEDA (Spanish Confederation of Autonomous Rights) who stabbed him in the back.
At the time of the 18th July Fascist coup, Emiliano tried to defend the city, and took part in the Committee in defense of the city in the Casa del Pueblo, even sending one of the City Councillors, Isidoro García de Albéniz Martínez, to the Guipuzcoan city of Eibar for weapons; the councillor was intercepted on his journey by the insurgents, and he was shot dead in August 1936.
The confrontation on July 19 between those loyal to the Republic and the perpetrators of the coup who had come from Burgos ended in the taking of the city by the insurgents.
Reprisals against the population began with shootings in the area known as La Arboleda. Mayor Emiliano Bajo, various councillors of the Popular Front and militia who defended the city were taken to the Burgos Central Prison.
At the end of August, a summary trial was held for Mayor Emiliano Bajo and another 51 persons.
Sentence was given on September 8, and Emiliano and 42 others were to be condemned to death for "Aiding the Rebellion".
On September 18 1936, Emiliano Bajo and the 42 condemned men and women were executed by firing squad in the Burgos Central Prison yard, and then taken to the San José Cemetery to be buried in a common grave, where they still remain, 81 years on.
Miranda de Ebro Municipal Corporation in 1931. Emiliano is the fifth from the right
The Miranda de Ebro Association for Historical Memory is aware of the historic debt that society owes to all victims of Francoism and their families, in particular to the victims from this city. Therefore, wishing to rescue historic truth from oblivion and restore it to the memory of today's citizens and for future generations, the association wanted, through the monument and the plaques, to pay homage and express its moral recognition to all the men and women who suffered repression from the Francoist regime, in one way or another, for defending freedom.
The monument in homage to the victims who suffered the repression of the dictatorship and the Civil War was inaugurated in the Emiliano Bajo Park on 17th February 2008.
MONUMENT TO
The monument in homage to the victims in Emiliano Bajo Park
Commemorative plaque with the names of victims of repression from Miranda de Ebro
The sculpture composition, the work of sculptor Eugenio Cabello Ibáñez, is based on the work 'Palo Tras Palo' (meaning both 'Stick After Stick' and 'Blow After Blow') by the Miranda artist José Manuel Fuentes Fernández.
The ensemble comprises an assembly of six similar parts which are known as "sticks" and which form part of the work's title. The sculpture is in carbon steel.
Set on each side of the monument, there are two commemorative steel plaques bearing the names of the men and women from Miranda who were victims of reprisals during the civil war, based on the census of those suffering reprisals drawn up by the Miranda Association for Historical Memory.
The plaques were inaugurated on April 14th 2019 in homage to all those suffered at the hands of the dictatorship for defending the Republic and Democracy.
MONUMENT TO THE VICTIMS
COMMEMORATIVE PLAQUE
In 1952, after functioning briefly as a barracks, the land on which the camp was built was recovered by its old owners, who reinstalled a factory complex.
There a few remains conserved, namely: the elevated water tank, a wash house, the base of a surveillance turret, remains of the perimeter closure wall and of a guards' corp hut, restored in 2006.
To these remains should be added the monument that the Miranda Izquierda group raised in memory of its prisoners.
VISITABLE
The elevated water tank which supplied the Concentration Camp
Remains of one of the Concentration Camp's wash houses
VISITABLE REMAINS OF THE CAMP
Raimundo Porres Civic Centre
Exterior of Raimundo Porres Civic Centre
The Visitors' Centre is located on the ground floor of the Raimundo Porres Civic Centre. Visitors can make a journey through the history of the camp, with the help of original documents, real objects, and graphic and sound archives relating to the concentration camp.
All of this is complemented with an area where visitors can consult a bibliography relating to concentration camps, and publications of memoirs put together by prisoners about their life over that period.
In addition to this, the visitors' centre has audio-guides available in French and English, information sheets, and a visitors' book for signing.
Surrounding the room is a figurative representation of the wire which surrounded the camp and there is a model of the camp in the centre, three reproductions of the surveillance turrets and full-size figures representing a prisoner and a soldier.
Visitors can also visit the re-creation of one of the bunkhouses and contemplate elements of the prisoners' everyday life. Inside the bunkhouse, you can watch the projection of a fragment of the documentary "Ecos de la Memoria", an interview with Félix Padín, a prisoner of this camp from Miranda, relating his experiences in those days. A production of the Miranda Association of Historical Memory and audiovisual archives.
Further to this, there is an interactive point with images of a municipal roll of inhabitants from 1940, which lists all the people, both prisoners and soldiers, who were to be found in the Concentration Camp at that time.
Exterior of the bunkhouse and full-size figure of a prisoner
Interior of the bunkhouse and the documentary
'Ecos de la Memoria'
Ilustration of Concentration Camp
Detail of the camp's wire fence, and documentation
You can delve deeper into the life of the camp through the photographs shown, which have been compiled from different Spanish and European archives (such as Spain's General Administration Archive, the Brussels War Heritage Archive or the Brussels Cegesoma Centre Archive), and nine reproductions of illustrations made by prisoners.
The display is rounded off by four glass cases exhibiting a range of documentation: prisoners' personal files, a list of the garments given to the prisoners, reports of the situation of the centre carried out by foreigners (found in the London Max Center Library), documents to be found in the Municipal Archive of the Miranda City Hall relating to the concentration camp, such as an authorisation for the prisoners to clean the River Bayas to avoid the accumulation of excrement generated by the camp, deliveries of straw for mattresses and feed for animals, a letter authorising receipt of payment for the repair of a tap from which water was collected, etc.
There are also postcards sent by the prisoners to members of their families, some donated by the Miranda citizen Alberto Otal Sáez and others from the Municipal Archive; foreign magazines with studies on the camp; a reproduction of a poem by the Peruvian writer César Vallejo included in his posthumous work España, aparta de mí este cáliz (Spain, Take this Cup from Me), inspired by the Spanish Civil War and dedicated to Miranda-born Pedro Rojas, who fought and died in the war; and a box with a wooden chess set, the lid of which includes a drawing with a scene of everyday life there, made by the prisoner Victoriano Titos Almazán, donated by Alberto Otal.
Interior of the bunkhouse and the documentary 'Ecos de la Memoria'


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Johann Leopold, Prinț Ereditar de Saxa-Coburg și Gotha (Johann Leopold William Albert Ferdinand Victor; 2 august 1906 – 4 mai 1972) a fost fiul cel mare al lui Charles Edward, Duce de Saxa-Coburg și Gotha și a soției sale, Prințesa Victoria Adelaide de Schleswig-Holstein. De la naștere până la abdicarea tatălui său a fost cunoscut drept Prințul Ereditar Johann Leopold.

Familie
Bunicii paterni au fost Leopold, Duce de Albany (al patrulea fiu al reginei Victoria a Regatului Unit și a Prințului Albert) și soția sa, Prințesa Helena de Waldeck și Pyrmont.

Johann Leopold a avut patru frați mai mici: Sibylla, Hubertus, Carolina Matilda și Friedrich Josias.

A fost moștenitor al ducatului de Saxa-Coburg și Gotha de la naștere până la abdicarea tatălui său la 18 noiembrie 1918. Abdicarea a fost rezultatul revoluției germane din 1918-1919.

Căsătorie
La Dresda la 9 martie 1932, Johann s-a căsătorit morganatic cu Feodora Freiherrin von der Horst, Prințul pierzând-și drepturile de succesiune. Cuplul a avut trei copii și cei doi au divorțat la 27 februarie 1962 după aproape 30 de ani de căsătorie.

La Bad Reichenhall, la 3 mai 1963, Johann s-a recăsătorit (din nou morganatic) cu Maria Theresia Reindl. Nu au avut copii.

Nașteri în 1906
Decese în 1972
Prinți ai Regatului Unit
Duci de Saxa-Coburg și Gotha
Casa de Saxa-Coburg și Gotha
Oameni din Coburg


text:
use futures::Future;
use indy::payments;
use serde_json::Value;

use std::fmt;
use std::collections::HashMap;

use utils::libindy::wallet::get_wallet_handle;
use utils::libindy::ledger::{libindy_submit_request, libindy_sign_and_submit_request, libindy_sign_request};
use utils::libindy::error_codes::{map_rust_indy_sdk_error};
use utils::constants::{SUBMIT_SCHEMA_RESPONSE, TRANSFER_TXN_TYPE};
use settings;
use error::prelude::*;

static DEFAULT_FEES: &str = r#"{"0":0, "1":0, "101":2, "10001":0, "102":42, "103":0, "104":0, "105":0, "107":0, "108":0, "109":0, "110":0, "111":0, "112":0, "113":2, "114":2, "115":0, "116":0, "117":0, "118":0, "119":0}"#;

#[derive(Serialize, Deserialize, Debug)]
pub struct WalletInfo {
    balance: u64,
    balance_str: String,
    addresses: Vec<AddressInfo>,
}

impl WalletInfo {
    pub fn get_balance(&self) -> u64 {
        self.balance
    }
}

#[derive(Serialize, Deserialize, Debug)]
pub struct AddressInfo {
    pub address: String,
    pub balance: u64,
    utxo: Vec<UTXO>,
}

#[derive(Serialize, Deserialize, Debug, PartialEq, Clone)]
pub struct UTXO {
    source: Option<String>,
    #[serde(rename = "paymentAddress")]
    recipient: String,
    amount: u64,
    extra: Option<String>,
}

#[derive(Serialize, Deserialize, Debug, PartialEq, Clone)]
pub struct Output {
    source: Option<String>,
    recipient: String,
    amount: u64,
    extra: Option<String>,
}

impl fmt::Display for WalletInfo {
    fn fmt(&self, f: &mut fmt::Formatter) -> Result<(), fmt::Error> {
        match ::serde_json::to_string(&self) {
            Ok(s) => write!(f, "{}", s),
            Err(e) => write!(f, "null"),
        }
    }
}

#[derive(Serialize, Deserialize, Debug, PartialEq, Clone)]
pub struct PaymentTxn {
    pub amount: u64,
    pub credit: bool,
    pub inputs: Vec<String>,
    pub outputs: Vec<Output>,
}

impl PaymentTxn {
    pub fn from_parts(inputs: Vec<String>, outputs: Vec<Output>, amount: u64, credit: bool) -> PaymentTxn {
        PaymentTxn {
            amount,
            credit,
            inputs,
            outputs,
        }
    }
}

pub fn build_test_address(address: &str) -> String {
    format!("pay:{}:{}", ::settings::get_payment_method(), address)
}

pub fn create_address(seed: Option<String>) -> VcxResult<String> {
    trace!("create_address >>> seed: {:?}", seed);

    if settings::test_indy_mode_enabled() {
        return Ok(build_test_address("J81AxU9hVHYFtJc"));
    }

    let config = match seed {
        Some(x) => json!({"seed": x}).to_string(),
        None => "{}".to_string(),
    };

    payments::create_payment_address(get_wallet_handle() as i32, settings::get_payment_method().as_str(), &config)
        .wait()
        .map_err(map_rust_indy_sdk_error)
}

pub fn get_address_info(address: &str) -> VcxResult<AddressInfo> {
    if settings::test_indy_mode_enabled() {
        let utxos = json!(
            [
                {
                    "source": build_test_address("1"),
                    "paymentAddress": build_test_address("zR3GN9lfbCVtHjp"),
                    "amount": 1,
                    "extra": "yqeiv5SisTeUGkw"
                },
                {
                    "source": build_test_address("2"),
                    "paymentAddress": build_test_address("zR3GN9lfbCVtHjp"),
                    "amount": 2,
                    "extra": "Lu1pdm7BuAN2WNi"
                }
            ]
        );

        let utxo: Vec<UTXO> = ::serde_json::from_value(utxos).unwrap();

        return Ok(AddressInfo { address: address.to_string(), balance: _address_balance(&utxo), utxo });
    }

    let did = settings::get_config_value(settings::CONFIG_INSTITUTION_DID)?;

    let (txn, _) = payments::build_get_payment_sources_request(get_wallet_handle() as i32, Some(&did), address)
        .wait()
        .map_err(map_rust_indy_sdk_error)?;

    let response = libindy_sign_and_submit_request(&did, &txn)?;

    let response = payments::parse_get_payment_sources_response(settings::get_payment_method().as_str(), &response)
        .wait()
        .map_err(map_rust_indy_sdk_error)?;

    let utxo: Vec<UTXO> = ::serde_json::from_str(&response)
        .map_err(|err| VcxError::from_msg(VcxErrorKind::InvalidJson, format!("Cannot deserialize payment sources response: {}", err)))?;

    let info = AddressInfo { address: address.to_string(), balance: _address_balance(&utxo), utxo };

    Ok(info)
}

pub fn list_addresses() -> VcxResult<Vec<String>> {
    if settings::test_indy_mode_enabled() {
        let addresses = json!([
                build_test_address("9UFgyjuJxi1i1HD"),
                build_test_address("zR3GN9lfbCVtHjp")
        ]);
        return Ok(::serde_json::from_value(addresses).unwrap());
    }

    let addresses = payments::list_payment_addresses(get_wallet_handle() as i32)
        .wait()
        .map_err(map_rust_indy_sdk_error)?;

    ::serde_json::from_str(&addresses)
        .map_err(|err| VcxError::from_msg(VcxErrorKind::InvalidJson, format!("Cannot deserialize a list of payment addresses: {}", err)))
}

fn is_valid_address(address: &str, method: &str) -> bool {
    let prefix = format!("pay:{}", method);
    address.starts_with(&prefix)
}

pub fn get_wallet_token_info() -> VcxResult<WalletInfo> {
    trace!("get_wallet_token_info >>>");

    let addresses = list_addresses()?;
    let method = settings::get_config_value(settings::CONFIG_PAYMENT_METHOD)?;

    let mut wallet_info = Vec::new();
    let mut balance = 0;

    for address in addresses.iter() {
        if is_valid_address(&address, &method) {
            debug!("getting address info for {}", address);
            let mut info = get_address_info(&address)?;

            for utxo in info.utxo.iter() { balance += utxo.amount as u64; }

            wallet_info.push(info);
        } else {
            warn!("payment address {} is not compatible with payment type '{}'", address, method);
        }
    }

    let info = WalletInfo { balance, balance_str: format!("{}", balance), addresses: wallet_info };

    trace!("get_wallet_token_info <<< info: {:?}", info);

    Ok(info)
}

pub fn get_ledger_fees() -> VcxResult<String> {
    trace!("get_ledger_fees >>>");

    if settings::test_indy_mode_enabled() { return Ok(DEFAULT_FEES.to_string()); }

    let did = settings::get_config_value(settings::CONFIG_INSTITUTION_DID)?;

    let txn = payments::build_get_txn_fees_req(get_wallet_handle(), Some(&did), settings::get_payment_method().as_str())
        .wait()
        .map_err(map_rust_indy_sdk_error)?;

    let response = libindy_sign_and_submit_request(&did, &txn)?;

    payments::parse_get_txn_fees_response(settings::get_payment_method().as_str(), &response)
        .wait()
        .map_err(map_rust_indy_sdk_error)
}

pub fn pay_for_txn(req: &str, txn_type: &str) -> VcxResult<(Option<PaymentTxn>, String)> {
    debug!("pay_for_txn(req: {}, txn_type: {})", req, txn_type);
    if settings::test_indy_mode_enabled() {
        let inputs = vec!["pay:null:9UFgyjuJxi1i1HD".to_string()];
        let outputs = serde_json::from_str::<Vec<::utils::libindy::payments::Output>>(r#"[{"amount":1,"extra":null,"recipient":"pay:null:xkIsxem0YNtHrRO"}]"#).unwrap();
        return Ok((Some(PaymentTxn::from_parts(inputs, outputs, 1, false)), SUBMIT_SCHEMA_RESPONSE.to_string()));
    }

    let txn_price = get_txn_price(txn_type)?;
    if txn_price == 0 {
        let did = settings::get_config_value(settings::CONFIG_INSTITUTION_DID)?;
        let txn_response = libindy_sign_and_submit_request(&did, req)?;
        Ok((None, txn_response))
    } else {
        let (refund, inputs, refund_address) = inputs(txn_price)?;
        let output = outputs(refund, &refund_address, None, None)?;

        let (fee_response, txn_response) = _submit_fees_request(req, &inputs, &output)?;

        let payment = PaymentTxn::from_parts(inputs, output, txn_price, false);
        Ok((Some(payment), txn_response))
    }
}

fn _serialize_inputs_and_outputs(inputs: &Vec<String>, outputs: &Vec<Output>) -> VcxResult<(String, String)> {
    let inputs = ::serde_json::to_string(inputs)
        .to_vcx(VcxErrorKind::InvalidJson, "Cannot serialize inputs")?;
    let outputs = ::serde_json::to_string(outputs)
        .to_vcx(VcxErrorKind::InvalidJson, "Cannot serialize outputs")?;
    Ok((inputs, outputs))
}

fn _submit_fees_request(req: &str, inputs: &Vec<String>, outputs: &Vec<Output>) -> VcxResult<(String, String)> {
    let did = settings::get_config_value(settings::CONFIG_INSTITUTION_DID)?;

    let (inputs, outputs) = _serialize_inputs_and_outputs(inputs, outputs)?;

    let req = libindy_sign_request(&did, req)?;

    let (req, payment_method) =
        payments::add_request_fees(get_wallet_handle(),
                                   Some(&did),
                                   &req,
                                   &inputs,
                                   &outputs,
                                   None)
            .wait()
            .map_err(map_rust_indy_sdk_error)?;

    let response = libindy_submit_request(&req)?;

    let parsed_response = payments::parse_response_with_fees(&payment_method, &response)
        .wait()
        .map_err(|err| VcxError::from_msg(VcxErrorKind::InvalidLedgerResponse, format!("Cannot parse response: {}", err)))?;

    Ok((parsed_response, response))
}

pub fn pay_a_payee(price: u64, address: &str) -> VcxResult<(PaymentTxn, String)> {
    trace!("pay_a_payee >>> price: {}, address {}", price, address);
    debug!("sending {} tokens to address {}", price, address);

    let ledger_cost = get_txn_price(TRANSFER_TXN_TYPE)?;
    let (remainder, input, refund_address) = inputs(price + ledger_cost)?;
    let outputs = outputs(remainder, &refund_address, Some(address.to_string()), Some(price))?;

    let my_did = settings::get_config_value(settings::CONFIG_INSTITUTION_DID)?;

    if settings::test_indy_mode_enabled() {
        let inputs = vec![build_test_address("9UFgyjuJxi1i1HD")];

        let outputs = vec![Output {
            source: None,
            recipient: build_test_address("xkIsxem0YNtHrRO"),
            amount: 1,
            extra: None,
        }];
        return Ok((PaymentTxn::from_parts(inputs, outputs, 1, false), SUBMIT_SCHEMA_RESPONSE.to_string()));
    }

    let (inputs_json, outputs_json) = _serialize_inputs_and_outputs(&input, &outputs)?;

    let (request, payment_method) =
        payments::build_payment_req(get_wallet_handle(), Some(&my_did), &inputs_json, &outputs_json, None)
            .wait()
            .map_err(map_rust_indy_sdk_error)?;

    let result = libindy_submit_request(&request)?;
    let payment = PaymentTxn::from_parts(input, outputs, price, false);
    Ok((payment, result))
}

fn get_txn_price(txn_type: &str) -> VcxResult<u64> {
    let ledger_fees = get_ledger_fees()?;

    let fees: HashMap<String, u64> = serde_json::from_str(&ledger_fees)
        .map_err(|err| VcxError::from_msg(VcxErrorKind::InvalidJson, format!("Cannot deserialize fees: {}", err)))?;

    match fees.get(txn_type) {
        Some(x) => Ok(*x),
        None => Ok(0),
    }
}

fn _address_balance(address: &Vec<UTXO>) -> u64 {
    address.iter().fold(0, |balance, utxo| balance + utxo.amount)
}

pub fn inputs(cost: u64) -> VcxResult<(u64, Vec<String>, String)> {
    let mut inputs: Vec<String> = Vec::new();
    let mut balance = 0;
    let mut refund_address = String::new();

    let wallet_info: WalletInfo = get_wallet_token_info()?;

    if wallet_info.balance < cost {
        warn!("not enough tokens in wallet to pay: balance: {}, cost: {}", wallet_info.balance, cost);
        return Err(VcxError::from_msg(VcxErrorKind::InsufficientTokenAmount, format!("Not enough tokens in wallet to pay: balance: {}, cost: {}", wallet_info.balance, cost)));
    }

    // Todo: explore 'smarter' ways of selecting utxos ie bitcoin algorithms etc
    'outer: for address in wallet_info.addresses.iter() {
        refund_address = address.address.clone();
        'inner: for utxo in address.utxo.iter() {
            if balance < cost {
                inputs.push(utxo.source.clone().ok_or(VcxErrorKind::InsufficientTokenAmount)?.to_string());
                balance += utxo.amount;
            } else { break 'outer }
        }
    }

    let remainder = balance - cost;

    Ok((remainder, inputs, refund_address))
}

pub fn outputs(remainder: u64, refund_address: &str, payee_address: Option<String>, payee_amount: Option<u64>) -> VcxResult<Vec<Output>> {
    // In the future we might provide a way for users to specify multiple output address for their remainder tokens
    // As of now, we only handle one output address which we create

    let mut outputs = Vec::new();
    if remainder > 0 {
        outputs.push(Output { source: None, recipient: refund_address.to_string(), amount: remainder, extra: None });
    }

    if let Some(address) = payee_address {
        outputs.push(Output { source: None, recipient: address, amount: payee_amount.unwrap_or(0), extra: None });
    }

    Ok(outputs)
}

// This is used for testing purposes only!!!
pub fn mint_tokens_and_set_fees(number_of_addresses: Option<u32>, tokens_per_address: Option<u64>, fees: Option<String>, seed: Option<String>) -> VcxResult<()> {
    trace!("mint_tokens_and_set_fees >>> number_of_addresses: {:?}, tokens_per_address: {:?}, fees: {:?}, seed: {:?}",
           number_of_addresses, tokens_per_address, fees, seed);

    let did_1 = settings::get_config_value(settings::CONFIG_INSTITUTION_DID).unwrap();

    let fees = if fees.is_some() {
        fees.as_ref().map(String::as_str)
    } else {
        None
    };

    let (did_2, _) = add_new_trustee_did();
    let (did_3, _) = add_new_trustee_did();
    let (did_4, _) = add_new_trustee_did();

    let number_of_addresses = number_of_addresses.unwrap_or(1);

    if number_of_addresses > 0 {
        let tokens_per_address: u64 = tokens_per_address.unwrap_or(50000000000);
        let mut addresses = Vec::new();

        for n in 0..number_of_addresses {
            addresses.push(create_address(seed.clone()).unwrap())
        }

        let mint: Vec<Value> = addresses.clone().into_iter().enumerate().map(|(i, payment_address)|
            json!( { "recipient": payment_address, "amount": tokens_per_address } )
        ).collect();
        let outputs = serde_json::to_string(&mint).unwrap();
        let (req, _) = payments::build_mint_req(get_wallet_handle() as i32, Some(&did_1), &outputs, None).wait().unwrap();

        let sign1 = ::utils::libindy::ledger::multisign_request(&did_1, &req).unwrap();
        let sign2 = ::utils::libindy::ledger::multisign_request(&did_2, &sign1).unwrap();
        let sign3 = ::utils::libindy::ledger::multisign_request(&did_3, &sign2).unwrap();
        let sign4 = ::utils::libindy::ledger::multisign_request(&did_4, &sign3).unwrap();

        match ::utils::libindy::ledger::libindy_submit_request(&sign4) {
            Ok(x) => (),
            Err(x) => println!("failure minting tokens: {}", x),
        };
    }

    if fees.is_some() {
        let txn = payments::build_set_txn_fees_req(get_wallet_handle() as i32, Some(&did_1), settings::get_payment_method().as_str(), fees.unwrap())
            .wait()
            .map_err(map_rust_indy_sdk_error)?;

        let sign1 = ::utils::libindy::ledger::multisign_request(&did_1, &txn).unwrap();
        let sign2 = ::utils::libindy::ledger::multisign_request(&did_2, &sign1).unwrap();
        let sign3 = ::utils::libindy::ledger::multisign_request(&did_3, &sign2).unwrap();
        let sign4 = ::utils::libindy::ledger::multisign_request(&did_4, &sign3).unwrap();

        ::utils::libindy::ledger::libindy_submit_request(&sign4).unwrap();
    }

    Ok(())
}

fn add_new_trustee_did() -> (String, String) {
    use indy::ledger;

    let institution_did = settings::get_config_value(settings::CONFIG_INSTITUTION_DID).unwrap();

    let (did, verkey) = ::utils::libindy::signus::create_and_store_my_did(None).unwrap();
    let req_nym = ledger::build_nym_request(&institution_did, &did, Some(&verkey), None, Some("TRUSTEE")).wait().unwrap();
    ::utils::libindy::ledger::libindy_sign_and_submit_request(&institution_did, &req_nym).unwrap();
    (did, verkey)
}

#[cfg(test)]
pub mod tests {
    use super::*;

    pub fn token_setup(number_of_addresses: Option<u32>, tokens_per_address: Option<u64>) {
        mint_tokens_and_set_fees(number_of_addresses, tokens_per_address, Some(DEFAULT_FEES.to_string()), None).unwrap();
    }

    fn get_my_balance() -> u64 {
        let info: WalletInfo = get_wallet_token_info().unwrap();
        info.balance
    }

    #[test]
    fn test_create_address() {
        init!("true");
        create_address(None).unwrap();
    }

    #[test]
    fn test_get_addresses() {
        init!("true");
        create_address(None).unwrap();
        let addresses = list_addresses().unwrap();
    }

    #[test]
    fn test_get_wallet_token_info() {
        init!("true");
        create_address(None).unwrap();
        let balance = get_wallet_token_info().unwrap().to_string();

        let expected_balance = json!({
            "balance":6,
            "balance_str":"6",
            "addresses":[
                {
                    "address": build_test_address("9UFgyjuJxi1i1HD"),
                    "balance":3,
                    "utxo":[
                        {
                            "source": build_test_address("1"),
                            "paymentAddress":build_test_address("zR3GN9lfbCVtHjp"),
                            "amount":1,
                            "extra":"yqeiv5SisTeUGkw"
                        },
                        {
                            "source":build_test_address("2"),
                            "paymentAddress":build_test_address("zR3GN9lfbCVtHjp"),
                            "amount":2,
                            "extra":"Lu1pdm7BuAN2WNi"
                        }
                    ]
                },
                {
                    "address":build_test_address("zR3GN9lfbCVtHjp"),
                    "balance":3,
                    "utxo":[
                        {
                            "source":build_test_address("1"),
                            "paymentAddress":build_test_address("zR3GN9lfbCVtHjp"),
                            "amount":1,
                            "extra":"yqeiv5SisTeUGkw"
                        },
                        {
                            "source":build_test_address("2"),
                            "paymentAddress":build_test_address("zR3GN9lfbCVtHjp"),
                            "amount":2,
                            "extra":"Lu1pdm7BuAN2WNi"
                        }
                    ]
                }
            ]
        });

        let balance: serde_json::Value = serde_json::from_str(&balance).unwrap();

        assert_eq!(balance, expected_balance);
    }

    #[cfg(feature = "pool_tests")]
    #[test]
    fn test_get_wallet_token_info_real() {
        init!("ledger");
        let wallet_info = get_wallet_token_info().unwrap();
        assert_eq!(wallet_info.balance, 50000000000);
    }

    #[test]
    fn test_get_ledger_fees() {
        init!("true");
        let fees = get_ledger_fees().unwrap();
        assert!(fees.contains(r#""101":2"#));
        assert!(fees.contains(r#""1":0"#));
    }

    #[cfg(feature = "pool_tests")]
    #[test]
    fn test_get_ledger_fees_real() {
        init!("ledger");
        let fees = get_ledger_fees().unwrap();
        assert!(fees.contains(r#""101":2"#));
        assert!(fees.contains(r#""1":0"#));
    }

    #[test]
    fn test_address_balance() {
        let addresses = vec![
            UTXO { source: Some(build_test_address("2")), recipient: build_test_address("J81AxU9hVHYFtJc"), amount: 2, extra: Some("abcde".to_string()) },
            UTXO { source: Some(build_test_address("3")), recipient: build_test_address("J81AxU9hVHYFtJc"), amount: 3, extra: Some("bcdef".to_string()) }
        ];

        assert_eq!(_address_balance(&addresses), 5);
    }

    #[test]
    fn test_inputs() {
        init!("true");

        let pay_addr_1 = build_test_address("1");
        let pay_addr_2 = build_test_address("2");

        // Success - Exact amount
        let expected_inputs = vec![pay_addr_1.clone(), pay_addr_2.clone(), pay_addr_1.clone(), pay_addr_2.clone()];
        assert_eq!(inputs(6).unwrap(), (0, expected_inputs, build_test_address("zR3GN9lfbCVtHjp")));

        // Success - utxo with remainder tokens
        let expected_inputs = vec![pay_addr_1.clone(), pay_addr_2.clone(), pay_addr_1.clone(), pay_addr_2.clone()];
        assert_eq!(inputs(5).unwrap(), (1, expected_inputs, build_test_address("zR3GN9lfbCVtHjp")));

        // Success - requesting amount that partial address (1 of 2 utxos) can satisfy
        let expected_inputs = vec![pay_addr_1.clone()];
        assert_eq!(inputs(1).unwrap(), (0, expected_inputs, build_test_address("9UFgyjuJxi1i1HD")));

        // Err - request more than wallet contains
        assert_eq!(inputs(7).err().unwrap().kind(), VcxErrorKind::InsufficientTokenAmount);
    }

    #[test]
    fn test_gen_outputs_for_txn_fees() {
        init!("true");

        let mut cost = 5;
        let (remainder, _, refund_address) = inputs(cost).unwrap();
        let mut expected_output: Vec<Output> = ::serde_json::from_str(&format!(r#"[{{"amount":1,"recipient":"{}"}}]"#, refund_address)).unwrap();
        assert_eq!(outputs(remainder, &refund_address, None, None).unwrap(), expected_output);

        // No remainder so don't create an address in outputs
        cost = 6;
        expected_output = vec![];
        let (remainder, _, refund_address) = inputs(cost).unwrap();
        assert_eq!(remainder, 0);
        assert_eq!(outputs(remainder, &refund_address, None, None).unwrap(), expected_output);
    }

    #[test]
    fn test_gen_outputs_for_transfer_of_tokens() {
        init!("true");

        let payee_amount = 11;
        let payee_address = build_test_address("payee_address");
        let refund_address = build_test_address("refund_address");
        let expected_output: Vec<Output> = ::serde_json::from_str(&format!(r#"[{{"amount":4,"recipient":"{}"}},{{"amount":11,"recipient":"{}"}}]"#, refund_address, payee_address)).unwrap();
        assert_eq!(outputs(4, refund_address.as_str(), Some(payee_address), Some(payee_amount)).unwrap(), expected_output);
    }

    #[test]
    fn test_get_txn_cost() {
        init!("true");
        assert_eq!(get_txn_price("101").unwrap(), 2);
        assert_eq!(get_txn_price("102").unwrap(), 42);
        assert_eq!(get_txn_price("Unknown txn type").unwrap(), 0);
    }

    #[test]
    fn test_pay_for_txn() {
        init!("true");

        // Schema
        let create_schema_req = ::utils::constants::SCHEMA_CREATE_JSON.to_string();
        let (payment, response) = pay_for_txn(&create_schema_req, "101").unwrap();
        assert_eq!(response, SUBMIT_SCHEMA_RESPONSE.to_string());
    }

    #[cfg(feature = "pool_tests")]
    #[test]
    fn test_pay_for_txn_real() {
        init!("ledger");
        let (_, schema_json) = ::utils::libindy::anoncreds::tests::create_schema(::utils::constants::DEFAULT_SCHEMA_ATTRS);
        let create_schema_req = ::utils::libindy::anoncreds::tests::create_schema_req(&schema_json);
        let start_wallet = get_wallet_token_info().unwrap();

        let (payment, response) = pay_for_txn(&create_schema_req, "101").unwrap();

        let end_wallet = get_wallet_token_info().unwrap();

        let payment = payment.unwrap();
        assert_eq!(payment.amount, 2);
        assert_eq!(payment.outputs.len(), 1);
        assert_eq!(start_wallet.balance - 2, end_wallet.balance);
    }

    #[cfg(feature = "pool_tests")]
    #[test]
    fn test_pay_for_txn_fails_with_insufficient_tokens_in_wallet() {
        init!("ledger");
        mint_tokens_and_set_fees(Some(0), Some(0), Some(r#"{"101":50000000001}"#.to_string()), None).unwrap();

        let (_, schema_json) = ::utils::libindy::anoncreds::tests::create_schema(::utils::constants::DEFAULT_SCHEMA_ATTRS);
        let create_schema_req = ::utils::libindy::anoncreds::tests::create_schema_req(&schema_json);

        let rc = pay_for_txn(&create_schema_req, "101");

        assert!(rc.is_err());
    }

    #[cfg(feature = "pool_tests")]
    #[test]
    fn test_build_payment_request() {
        init!("ledger");

        let payment_address = build_test_address("2ZrAm5Jc3sP4NAXMQbaWzDxEa12xxJW3VgWjbbPtMPQCoznJyS");
        let payment_address = payment_address.as_str();

        let price = get_my_balance();
        let result_from_paying = pay_a_payee(price, payment_address);
        assert!(result_from_paying.is_ok());
        assert_eq!(get_my_balance(), 0);
        mint_tokens_and_set_fees(None, None, None, None).unwrap();
        assert_eq!(get_my_balance(), 50000000000);

        let price = get_my_balance() - 5;
        let result_from_paying = pay_a_payee(price, payment_address);
        assert!(result_from_paying.is_ok());
        assert_eq!(get_my_balance(), 5);

        let price = get_my_balance() + 5;
        let result_from_paying = pay_a_payee(price, payment_address);
        assert_eq!(result_from_paying.err().unwrap().kind(), VcxErrorKind::InsufficientTokenAmount);
        assert_eq!(get_my_balance(), 5);
    }

    // this test if failing to to both changes in error codes being produced
    // by master libindy and how wallets are deleted.
    #[cfg(feature = "pool_tests")]
    #[test]
    #[ignore]
    fn test_build_payment_request_bogus_payment_method() {
        init!("ledger");
        let payment_address = "pay:bogus:123";
        let result_from_paying = pay_a_payee(0, payment_address);

        assert!(result_from_paying.is_err());
        assert_eq!(result_from_paying.err().unwrap().kind(), VcxErrorKind::LiibndyError(100)); // TODO: FIXME
    }

    #[cfg(feature = "pool_tests")]
    #[test]
    fn test_fees_transferring_tokens() {
        init!("ledger");

        let payment_address = build_test_address("2ZrAm5Jc3sP4NAXMQbaWzDxEa12xxJW3VgWjbbPtMPQCoznJyS");
        let payment_address = payment_address.as_str();

        let initial_wallet_balance = 100000000000;
        let transfer_fee = 5;
        let ledger_fees = json!({"10001": transfer_fee}).to_string();
        mint_tokens_and_set_fees(None, None, Some(ledger_fees), None).unwrap();
        assert_eq!(get_my_balance(), initial_wallet_balance);
        assert_eq!(get_txn_price(TRANSFER_TXN_TYPE).unwrap(), transfer_fee);

        // Transfer everything besides 50. Remaining balance will be 50 - ledger fees
        let balance_after_transfer = 50;
        let price = get_my_balance() - balance_after_transfer;
        let result_from_paying = pay_a_payee(price, payment_address);
        assert!(result_from_paying.is_ok());
        assert_eq!(get_my_balance(), balance_after_transfer - transfer_fee);

        // Has tokens but not enough for ledger fee
        let not_enough_for_ledger_fee = transfer_fee - 1;
        let price = get_my_balance() - not_enough_for_ledger_fee;
        assert!(price > 0);
        let result_from_paying = pay_a_payee(price, payment_address);
        assert_eq!(result_from_paying.err().unwrap().kind(), VcxErrorKind::InsufficientTokenAmount);
    }

    #[cfg(feature = "pool_tests")]
    #[test]
    fn test_submit_fees_with_insufficient_tokens_on_ledger() {
        init!("ledger");

        let (_, schema_json) = ::utils::libindy::anoncreds::tests::create_schema(::utils::constants::DEFAULT_SCHEMA_ATTRS);
        let req = ::utils::libindy::anoncreds::tests::create_schema_req(&schema_json);
        let (remainder, inputs, refund_address) = inputs(2).unwrap();
        let output = outputs(remainder, &refund_address, None, None).unwrap();
        let start_wallet = get_wallet_token_info().unwrap();

        _submit_fees_request(&req, &inputs, &output).unwrap();

        let end_wallet = get_wallet_token_info().unwrap();
        assert_eq!(start_wallet.balance - 2, end_wallet.balance);

        let rc = _submit_fees_request(&req, &inputs, &output);
    }

    #[cfg(feature = "pool_tests")]
    #[test]
    fn test_pay_for_txn_with_empty_outputs_success() {
        init!("ledger");
        let (_, schema_json) = ::utils::libindy::anoncreds::tests::create_schema(::utils::constants::DEFAULT_SCHEMA_ATTRS);
        let req = ::utils::libindy::anoncreds::tests::create_schema_req(&schema_json);

        let cost = 45;
        let start_wallet = get_wallet_token_info().unwrap();
        let remaining_balance = start_wallet.balance - cost;
        let (remainder, inputs, refund_address) = inputs(cost).unwrap();
        assert_eq!(remainder, remaining_balance);

        let output = outputs(remainder, &refund_address, None, None).unwrap();
        let expected_output: Vec<Output> = ::serde_json::from_str(&format!(r#"[{{"amount":{},"recipient":"{}"}}]"#, remaining_balance, refund_address)).unwrap();

        let rc = _submit_fees_request(&req, &inputs, &output).unwrap();
        let end_wallet = get_wallet_token_info().unwrap();

        assert_eq!(end_wallet.balance, remaining_balance);
    }

    #[test]
    fn test_wallet_info_to_string() {
        let wallet_info = WalletInfo {
            balance: 12345,
            addresses: Vec::new(),
            balance_str: "12345".to_string(),
        };
        assert_eq!(wallet_info.to_string(), r#"{"balance":12345,"balance_str":"12345","addresses":[]}"#.to_string());
    }

    #[cfg(feature = "pool_tests")]
    #[test]
    fn test_custom_mint_tokens() {
        init!("ledger");
        //50000000000 comes from setup_ledger_env
        token_setup(Some(4), Some(1430000));

        let start_wallet = get_wallet_token_info().unwrap();
        assert_eq!(start_wallet.balance, 50005720000);
    }

    #[ignore] // Test only works when fees are null
    #[cfg(feature = "pool_tests")]
    #[test]
    fn test_empty_fees() {
        init!("ledger");
        let fees = get_ledger_fees().unwrap();
        println!("fees: {}", fees);
        ::utils::libindy::anoncreds::tests::create_and_write_test_schema(::utils::constants::DEFAULT_SCHEMA_ATTRS);
    }

    #[cfg(feature = "pool_tests")]
    #[test]
    fn test_zero_fees() {
        init!("ledger");
        mint_tokens_and_set_fees(Some(0), Some(0), Some("{\"101\":0, \"102\":0}".to_string()), None).unwrap();
        let fees = get_ledger_fees().unwrap();
        println!("fees: {}", fees);
        ::utils::libindy::anoncreds::tests::create_and_write_test_schema(::utils::constants::DEFAULT_SCHEMA_ATTRS);
    }

    #[cfg(feature = "pool_tests")]
    #[test]
    fn test_two_init() {
        init!("ledger");
        init!("ledger");
    }
}


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Barney Google
by Eddie Cantor
Album: The Roaring '20s (1923)
Barney Goodle with the goo - goo -googly eyes
Barney Google had a wife three times his size
She sued Barney for divorce, now he's living with his horse
Barney Google with the goo - goo - googly eyes.
Barney Google with the goo - goo - googly eyes
Barney Google bet his horse would win the prize
When the horses ran that day Sparkplug ran the other way
Barney Google with his goo - goo - googly eyes Lyrics from a song in Public Domain
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Love Grows (Where My Rosemary Goes)Edison Lighthouse
The love is growing in the '70s hit "Love Grows (Where My Rosemary Goes)" because rosemary is the name of an herb.
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HeroinThe Velvet Underground
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The Third Day frontman talks about some of the classic songs he wrote with the band, and what changed for his solo country album.
Cy Curnin of The FixxSongwriter Interviews
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The End Of The Rock EraSong Writing
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Gary LewisSongwriter Interviews
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Protest SongsMusic Quiz
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Journal of Stochastic Analysis
Applications of a Superposed Ornstein-Uhlenbeck Type Processes
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Randrianambinina, Santatriniaina Avotra and Esunge, Julius (2022) "Applications of a Superposed Ornstein-Uhlenbeck Type Processes," Journal of Stochastic Analysis: Vol. 3: No. 4, Article 3.
DOI: 10.31390/josa.3.4.03
Available at: https://digitalcommons.lsu.edu/josa/vol3/iss4/3
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Q: How to retrieve the folder name from Google Cloud Storage bucket with sub-folder We have a GCS bucket with a subfolder at url https://storage.googleapis.com/our-bucket/path-to-subfolder. This sub-folder contains files
from google.cloud import storage

def list_blobs(bucket_name):
    """Lists all the blobs in the bucket."""
    bucket_name = "my_bucket"

    storage_client = storage.Client()

    # Note: Client.list_blobs requires at least package version 1.17.0.
    blobs = storage_client.list_blobs(bucket_name)

    for blob in blobs:
        print(blob.name)

Using this function i can extract the whole directory
'folder1/data.csv',
 ' folder1/data2.csv',
 ' folder1/data4.csv',
folder2/data3.csv',
 ' folder2/data5.csv',
 ' folder3/data.csv',

Instead of that is it possible to retrieved the folder name
Output :
folder1
folder2
folder3

A: As your question description doesn't match the title of the stackoverflow question. Considering the described issue "is it possible to retrieved the folder name" below is the solution you can try with
     def list_blobs_with_prefix(bucket_name, prefix,delimiter=None):
     storage_client = storage.Client()
blobs = storage_client.list_blobs(bucket_name,prefix=prefix,delimiter=delimiter)

For details you can check the Document.

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Our work also represents the University of Oregon's growing role in seismic monitoring in the PNW, for which we have led a push for additional onshore and offshore earthquake monitoring stations to be incorporated into a full West Coast Earthquake Early Warning System (http://shakealert.org). We support the Oregon component of the Pacific Northwest Seismic Network (https://pnsn.org), a cooperative operation between the University of Oregon and University of Washington to monitor earthquake and volcanic activity in the Pacific Northwest. Sponsored by U.S. Geological Survey, U.S. Department of Energy, State of Washington and State of Oregon, the PNSN network monitors more than 400 seismograph stations and is dedicated to reducing the impact of earthquakes and volcanic eruptions by providing real-time information about ground motion and its causes. We are currently working with State of Oregon stakeholders (e.g., Oregon Department of Geology and Mineral Industries, DOGAMI; and Eugene Water and Electric Board, EWEB) to build out seismic monitoring facilities in the region.
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Why are mid-ocean ridges segmented?
*VanderBeek, B. P., D. R. Toomey, E. E. E. Hooft, and W. S. D. Wilcock, Segmentation of mid-ocean ridges attributed to oblique mantle divergence, Nature Geosciences, 9, doi: 10.1038/NGEO2745, 2016.
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