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Saturday SkandiDrama: 1864 – Parts 5 & 6
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1864 just gets better and better by the episode, which makes blogging it harder and harder. There are an abundance of riches here, in all the three principal elements of the story, and the greatest difficulty is to find a way of describing what is being done without descending into endless gosh-wow.
Take episode 5, to begin with. It begins once more with Claudia reading Inge's words, a reflective moment in her diary that once more refreshes us as to where things stand in what might be called the soap-opera strand. She loves both Laust and Peter, but is pregnant and disowned by her family. It's Laust's child and the concealment of their sexual relationship has caused Peter to become estranged from both, which has separated the brothers in the stage of the War.
Claudia, who has violently lost her nose-ring in her attempt last week to con money out of the perverts in the pub, is by now fascinated by this tale, but the Baron distracts her from it momentarily by displaying to her two sabres, and showing how easy it is to determine if they have been used. One is shiny, pristine, razor sharp: it belonged to his grandfather, the traumatised, cowardly Didrich. The other is stained with uncleaned blood, chipped and blunted where it has cut into bone and metal buttons: this belong to Dinesen, who survived the war completely unscathed, the man soldiers should stand next to.
Whilst we digest the information that Didrich is the Baron's grandfather, and recall that last Saturday he called Inge his grandmother, and muse on that will mean, Claudia's voice draws us back into the War. It's like an abstract of what happens, a non-cohesive account of this phase, Peter's group have stayed behind to disable the abandoned Dannevirk, and must now run north toward Dybbol with the Prussian Army at their heels, Laust is far ahead, under Didrich's command.
Both undergo traumas in the swirling snows that make so much of the episode look as if it is filmed in black and white. Laust loses a cannon which runs into a lake. Didrich insists he and his squad retrieve it and not leave it, frozen solid, for the Prussians. Laust has to jump into the lake, which is pitifully stupid, and which gets him nothing but a fever that seems bound to kill him. Peter's squad is forced to confront Prussian officers. Dinesen saves them from certain death, but Peter is forced to shoot a hussar, who collapses onto his bayonet: the man hangs there, staring into Peter's eyes.
And around them, bits of the war take place, the reality of war, of death, dismemberment and destruction, not the increasingly blind fantasy being pursued by the fanatical Mrs Heiberg and the increasingly absurd Monrad. The disowned Inge heads south with the gypsies, including the mute Sophie, whom she discovers is also pregnant, by Didrich's rape. Inge has no idea, but Sophie's brother Djarko knows the truth: it's a horrifying shock that he rants at Sophie, calling her a whore, for being raped. Nineteenth century morals: so wonderful.
But in a series that's been so resolutely down-to-earth, whose depiction of the horror of war has been admirably practical, unafraid of the truth without wallowing in gore, there's an odd moment midway through this episode in which things start to take a strange turn, that continues to lightly brush the remainder of the hour. Inge and Laust communicate telepathically in their non-sleep, Laust sees visions, Monrad curls up on his desk like a fearful child, and Larssen sees his squad through to safety by overcoming a German squad by what is probably hypnosis (or animal magnetism, as it would have been then).
This episode ended with the beginning of bombardment, the warfare of the trenches unleashed on Dybbol. For the Danes there will be no hope.
Moving on to the back half of the series, the 'action' stays in Dybbol: we do not even approach Copenhagen save by morse, when the Government refuses to allow the Army to retreat further, despite the inevitability of massacre – the bombardment has extended to the town of Sonderburg as well. The Army's new General-in-Chief has been appointed because he is a weakling who will follow orders: knowing that everyone under his command will die, he refuses to countermand the stupidity.
Inge and Sofia arrive in Sonderburg and the former finds Didrich. But the coward lies to her, telling her that both Peter and Laust are dead. In the latter case, he's all but correct. Didrich piously explains to the coma-overtaken Laust that he'd lied to spare Inge the sight of seeing her lover like this, but then gloats about 'looking after' a dishonoured whore.
There's a timely interlude where, the German's having introduced a military band to their trenches to improve their soldiers' morale, and wind up the Dane's, Peter's squad is sent out under cover of darkness to slice sentries' throats and gun the band down. Unfortunately, success goes to Alfred's drunken head the next day, when the band is silent: climbing out of the trench, he celebrates, but gets both hands shot off by snipers.
He is rushed to the hospital, where Inge and Sofia have argued their way in as nurses. In an almost unbelievable moment, Inge and Paul literally brush shoulders, but they are turning in opposite directions, and neither sees the other.
This scene immediately prefixes the strangest moment so far: Larssen enters the closed off sector where Laust is waiting to die, straddles his chest, forms the fingers of his hand into a pyramid and plunges it into Laust's chest, above his heart. Blood runs, Laust spasms, but Larssen withdraws a lump of ice which he first holds above Laust's mouth, dripping meltwater from it, before dropping it in. He tells Laust that he'll be well now, and as the pisode ends, a fully healthy Laust returns to duty.
It's an astonishing moment, yet whilst seeming so completely inimical to what 1864 has been thus far, it does not seem wholly implausible, and I want to see where this element is going.
Because episode 6 has thrown in a twist that may yet be a derailment for the whole series. Instead of our usual start at the old Baron's decrepit home, Claudia has gone to her home, to her mother, still pitifully mourning her dead son, Sebastien. The woman can barely function, but Claudia manages to direct her to her purpose. She believes there is a trace of Gypsy in their heritage, which her mother confirms comes from Claudia's dad's side. There's an old album of photos, but these contain more than just photos, but also old letters. One that Claudia reads is about war: she is shocked that it mentions Laust. Moreover, it is signed Peter.
At the end, she takes these to the Baron. There is an old photo, of a couple, with children, a very old photo. The woman is Claudia's Great-great-great-grandmother. We recognise her as Sofia. The Baron, being blind, asks Claudia to describe the man to him. He recognises every word but we don't need them. Even through the full beard we've already recognised him as Peter. The Baron is almost crying as Claudia, still puzzled, ask what it means. It means we're related, he says.
This I'm not sure about. More than the unbelievable, this is perhaps a moment too far to accept. But there are four more episodes to go, and I'll await the end before I seek to judge.
It's not the end though, not quite. The last word goes to a peace conference in London, presided over by Palmerston, who, gently but frankly, tells the Danes they are doomed to massacre. When the stiff-necked Lundby marches out, insisting that God will intervene since the Danes are in the right, the resigned Palmerston politely asks the German, Moltke, if the inevitable can be done gently. Moltke asks if he has ever heard of a gentle war.
The ungentle battle comes next week. And apparently I've got it wrong with my assumption of ten episodes: 1864 weighs in with only eight. It'll all be done by this time next week.
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The Baron is almost crying as Sofia, still puzzled, ask what it means.
The Baron is almost crying as Claudia, still puzzled, ask what it means.
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I wish I'd seen this because it sounds really good. I hunted for the first few episodes on iPlayer but they have fallen off. I hope it resurfaces soon.
That's ridiculous! It isn't even 28 days since episode 1 was broadcast. I hope you get to see it, there was a lot left unexplained but, as you can see, I loved it.
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Osvaldas Balakauskas has generated a unique tone of voice by forging brand-new variations on latest compositional methods, while for quite a while serving his nation within a diplomatic capability and presenting a few of Lithuania's finest authors through his vocal and choral configurations. Balakauskas received his simple training on the Vilnius Pedagogical Institute from 1957 to 1961, and from 1964 to 1969, he examined structure with Boris Lyatoshins'ky on the Kiev Conservatoire. During this time period, he made the Impresonata for flute and piano (1964), the unusual and severe timbres of Extrema for piccolo, cor anglais, bass clarinet, dual bassoon, trumpet, xylophone, and harp (1966), Aerophonia for blowing wind quintet (1968), String Quartets No. 1 no. 2 (1971), and various other pieces. These functions were inspired by serialism and specifically the music of Webern and Messiaen. In 1972, he transferred to Vilnius. In the intervening years, he made music for the film/ballet Zodiac (1984) for chamber orchestra and tape, the ballet Macbeth (1988) for synthesizer, Ludus modorum (1972) for cello and orchestra, Symphony No. 1 (1973), Sonata from the Mountains for piano and orchestra (1975), Symphony No. 2 (1979), the expansive Passio strumentale for single strings and orchestra (1980), Dada Concerto for chorus and little orchestra (1982) (Lithuanian text message by Leonardas Gutauskas), Spengla-Ula for strings (1984), Opera strumentale for huge orchestra (1987), his initial electro-acoustic piece Orgy. Catharsis for electrical violin and tape (1979), and various other works. In every of these parts, Balakauskas was continuously refining his exclusive edition of serial technique (in his method, the series determines the next transpositions of brand-new material aswell as quotations from previous music) and alternative diatonic constructions. These suggestions, which donate to the creation of his identifiable and personal harmonic "audio," are explored in his Dodecatonics. From 1988 to 1992, he was an associate from the council from the Sajudis ("Unity," a multi-party coalition in Lithuania). From 1992 to 1994, he was the Lithuanian ambassador (the first after 50 many years of international guideline) to France, Spain, and Portugal (surviving in Paris). Balakauskas was still energetic in structure while involved in politics activity, creating the wonderful Ostrobothnian Symphony (1989), Polylogue for alto sax and strings (1991), Meridionale (1994) in homage to Lutoslawski, and additional functions. In 1996, Balakauskas was granted the Lithuanian Country wide Prize. Currently, he is mind from the structure department in the Lithuanian Academy of Music. His additional work contains the Requiem in Memoriam Stasys Lozoraitis for mezzo soprano, choir, and orchestra (sung in Latin) (1995); the Symphony No. 4 (1998); and Symphony No. 5 (2001).
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Q: How to call a closure passed into a function? I suspect I am missing something really obviously wrong here, so forgive me if I am being a bit thick.
All the examples I see for closures are for passing a closure to the array map function. I want to write my own function which takes a closure
This is what I am attempting
func closureExample(numberToMultiply : Int, myClosure : (multiply : Int) -> Int) -> Int
{
    // This gets a compiler error because it says myClosure is not an Int
    // I was expecting this to do was to invoke myClosure and return an Int which
    // would get multiplied by the numberToMultiply variable and then returned
    return numberToMultiply * myClosure
}

I am completely stumped on what I am doing wrong
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A: Same way you call any function, with ().
return numberToMultiply * myClosure(multiply: anInteger)

A working example:
func closureExample(numberToMultiply : Int, myClosure : (multiply : Int) -> Int) -> Int {
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}

closureExample(10, { num in
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A: You treat a closure parameter just like a function named with the parameter's name. myClosure is the closure that needs to operate on numberToMultiply, so you want:
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Deere D. Collier G. Porter C. and Jarman I. Educating the Australian Community About Water: The State of Play and Future Needs. Water [Australian Water Association] June 2004.
Collier G. Examining the Links – Integrated Sustainability Education. Environmental Education for the Future Conference, Sydney 2003.
Collier G. Driving Improved Environmental Performance in Industry Through Integrating Education and Legislation. Association of Environmental Education Conference. Katoomba NSW 2002.
Collier G. Perceptions and the Product. NSW Waste Management Conference and Expo, Sydney. 2001.
Collier G. Moving Industry Towards Cleaner Production: A Case Study of EPA Action. Australian Association of Environmental Education Conference, Melbourne 2000.
Collier G. and Csanki S. Using Education as a Stormwater Option. IMEA/SIA Stormwater Management Seminar. Sydney 1999.
Collier G. Wasting Less: Education for Change. Australian Association for Environmental Education: OZEE Newsletter Issue 72 April 1998.
Collier G. Waste Minimisation and Education: Some Perspectives and Challenges. Waste Educate 98 Conference Sydney.
Collier G. Getting the Community Working. Waste 97 Conference Coffs Harbour. November 1997.
Collier G and Mazin R. Education About AIDS in Schools. First International Symposium on Education and Information about AIDS Mexico 1988.
Collier G. Children and Sexuality: What Can a Parent Do? Journal of the Health Education Association of Victoria, Summer 1986.
Publications Written: The following publications were written by Grahame Collier and published by the employing authority as indicated below.
Does your Project Make a Difference? A Guide to Evaluating Environmental Education Programs and Projects .
Reducing Unlawful Disposal of Waste; Littering, Illegal Dumping and Illegal Landfilling. A Position Paper .
Managing Lead Contamination in Home Maintenance, Renovation and Demolition Practices. A Guide for Councils .
Collier, G. WHO/UNESCO Guide for School Health Education to Prevent AIDS and Other STDs. First International Symposium on Education and Information about AIDS Mexico 1988.
NSW Environment Protection Authority/ Department of Environment and Conservation 1994 to 2004.
Focusing on Our Future: Strategic Direction and Priorities for Waste Education in NSW.


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In Nixon v. State, 928 S.W.2d 208 (Tex. App.-Beaumont 1996), vacated, 942 S.W.2d 625 (Tex. Crim. App. 1997) the defendant was arrested for disorderly conduct based on an incident that occurred in the back yard of a private residence. A search of his person yielded cocaine, for which he was prosecuted and convicted. In his motion to suppress the controlled substance, the defendant argued he was illegally arrested because he was on private property, not public property. The police testified that while they were arresting the defendant's brother in the back yard of the residence, the defendant intervened and caused a major scene in front of at least fifty people already present, which prompted more people from a nearby apartment to gather at the location and the adjacent property behind the residence. The court of appeals concluded it "was not error for the trial court to conclude the private residence was indeed a 'public place.'" Nixon, 928 S.W.2d at 212. After the court of criminal appeals granted the defendant's petition for discretionary review, the State moved to amend and supplement the record because the trial court had entered findings of fact and conclusions of law unknown to either party and not included in the record on direct appeal. The court granted the State's motion and remanded for further proceedings. Upon remand, the court of appeals, in an unpublished opinion, again affirmed the judgment and sentence of the trial court (We refer to this unpublished opinion merely to show subsequent history and do not rely upon it for authority.) the defendant's petition for discretionary review was denied. See also Bell v. State, 866 S.W.2d 284, 287 (Tex. App.-Houston [1st Dist.] 1993, no pet.) (finding an abandoned house to be a public place).
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We specialize in manufacturing of Wooden and Acrylic Gift articles and Novelties.
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I suggest you start by defining who is a prime target for your products. Who are they? Where are they located? What is their need / want for the type of wood and acrylic products you produce? Why would they buy your products versus other similar wood products? Where do they typically go to shop for these products?
Although you will sell to anyone that wants to buy, you can't market effectively to "anyone". You need to start with a clear focus of whom you are selling to and why they would want your products.
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Ostendo Unveils New AR Display With 150 Degrees Field of View
Sam Ochanji July 19, 2020 Ostendo Unveils New AR Display With 150 Degrees Field of View2020-07-19T10:46:23+00:00 Augmented Reality, Technology No Comment
Even the most advanced Augmented Reality glasses still provide a too narrow field of view to appeal to end users. One company has developed a display technology that significantly increases the field of view (FOV). The advanced display technology company Ostendo has cumulatively raised more than $200 million to be used in building a new type of high-resolution see-through display as well as an optics system for Augmented Reality devices. Ostendo calls the new system Quantum Photonic Imaging (QPI) technology.
Ostendo QPI
The display company has been around for more than a decade, having been founded in 2005 in Carlsbad, California. To date, the company has raised over $200 million in venture capital.
Ostendo has now unveiled a reference design of its new display technology which had a field of view of 150 degrees. This is three times the field of view of the Microsoft HoloLens. According to the company's CEO Dr. Hussein El-Ghoroury, the display technology company has adopted a new approach in developing a bigger field of view. With the new technology, Ostendo has been able to tile several QPI displays against the edge of the lens while at the same time maintaining a small and lightweight display design. The QPI provides a new way of generating, controlling and also directing light into the eyes of the Augmented Reality (AR) headset user.
Ostendo's technology is a revolutionary development. Many of the top players in the AR and display field are currently pumping billions of dollars in building the next wave of personal computing. So far, little of practical value has emerged out of these efforts. According to Ostendo's VP of Visual Experience Jason McDowall, the missing link has been a new type of display as well as a new way of "generating and controlling light" and subsequently directing this light onto the AR user's eyes while still giving users an unobstructed view of the real world.
Ostendo has showcased the reference design for Augmented Reality glasses in order to further attract investors and its first customers. The design will be very slim and will provide a field of view of 150 degrees. This would be three times the size of some of the high-end Augmented Reality devices already in the market such as the Magic Leap 1 and HoloLens 2. It would surpass even the field of view of most of the current virtual reality (VR) headsets.
This impressive field of view has been realized by interconnecting several QPI displays so that they reach the edge of the lens. However, this design will not affect the size and weight of the Ostendo AR glasses according to the company's boss.
Ostendo QPI Display Size
Why the Ostendo Display is a Gamechanger
In spite of years of research and billions of dollars in investments, it has been extremely difficult to channel the image through the lens and onto the eyes in see-through head-worn AR glasses even in cases where the device is bulky. This is because in see-through AR glasses (unlike liquid crystal displays in laptops, tablets and smartphones), the user isn't directly looking at the screen but through a clear lens and onto the real world with the display positioned somewhere to the side.
Current displays such as those by Nreal and ODG use simpler optics approaches which are more applicable for dim displays but face a brick wall of fundamental physics limitations when you want to miniaturize the device further.
Additionally, there are other optics companies such as LetinAR and Lumus that could lend themselves easily to the Ostendo concept.
The Ostendo design will sacrifice brightness, a potentially higher resolution as well as the Red, Green and Blue color. Implementing the other traditional MicroLED approaches would also sacrifice some color and resolution. In a statement to Forbes, Niantic boss Ross Finman noted that it is extremely difficult to launch a new display technology into the market.
Forbes reports that Ostendo is planning to make its new optics technology work with other displays. Still, the new display technology has generated its fair share of excitement in the industry. One of the earliest investors in the display has been the futurist and Paramount Pictures' Ted Schilowitz who has been so impressed by Ostendo's display that he has acquired an equity stake in the company and joined Ostendo's advisory board.
Schilowitz believes that Ostendo's "unique and groundbreaking" AR display could help propel mixed reality devices beyond the "super early adopter and experimental stage" and help inspire more people. He emphasized the new display's very small size as well as the fidelity and pixel pitch of Ostendo's fully integrated RGB chipset as some of the factors that could see the glasses deliver the narrow form factor, weight and wider field of view to make it a viable mass market product.
According to El-Ghoroury, the QPI display is ready for production and the company is already engaging various prospective customers.
Ostendo hopes to play the role of Intel and AMD in the PC era; acting as key technological enablers whose innovations will power hardware vendors to manufacture cutting-edge wearable glasses. It will be long before you see the QPI-based products on your shelves but the company has already demonstrated that it is possible to create consumer-grade glasses with a 150-degree FOV.
Ostendo has various backers including Third Wave Ventures along with its major Limited Partner base such as the family offices of Pinault. LeFrak, Wolfen and Williams. It is also backed by David Falk and Phillip Sarofim.
On its official website, the company writes that it plans to open a 1,500 square meter company in 2020 that will have all the manufacturing steps.
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John Malkovich to star in World Premiere of Bitter Wheat
Garrick Theatre,
Bitter Wheat
Doon Mackichan
Ioanna Kimbook
The multi award-winning John Malkovich returns to the West End stage after nearly 30 years to play Barney Fein, a top dog Hollywood producer in Bitter Wheat, a new play by the legendary author, director and playwright David Mamet. It will preview at the Garrick Theatre on Friday 7th June 2019 and will be directed by Mamet.
Malkovich, one of the world's most revered actors, is best known for his many films including Dangerous Liaisons, Being John Malkovich, Con Air and Mulholland Drive. He recently received widespread critical acclaim playing Hercule Poirot in a new BBC TV Agatha Christie adaptation.
The Pulitzer prize winning David Mamet has written some of the most iconic plays of the last 50 years including Sexual Perversity in Chicago, American Buffalo, Glengarry Glen Ross, Speed-the-Plow, and Oleanna.
Doon Mackichan, who is well known for her extensive TV work which includes creating and starring in the hit comedy series Smack the Pony for Channel 4, Knowing Me, Knowing You with Alan Partridge, Plebs for ITV2 and Two Doors Down for the BBC, will play Barney Fein's assistant, Sondra.
Ioanna Kimbook will make her debut theatre performance in Bitter Wheat as Yung Kim Li. Further casting is to be announced.
Our hero, Barney Fein, is a bloated monster- a studio head, who, like his predecessor, the minotaur, devours the young he has lured to his cave.
His fall from power to shame is a mythic journey which has been compared to The Odyssey by people who claim to have read that book.
A new play starring John Malkovich, written and directed by David Mamet in a good mood.
Funnier than The Iceman Cometh, more chaos than Richard III, and without all the stupid, so-called 'poetry'.
Money, sex, power, you only need one of them to see Bitter Wheat - at the Garrick.
Joining Mamet on the creative team are designer Christopher Oram and lighting designer Neil Austin.
Bitter Wheat is produced by Jeffrey Richards and Smith & Brant Theatricals.
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Group rates & concessions apply
Ticket prices start from £15
Audio Described performance Wednesday 21st August
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Q: openshift Crash Loop Back Off error with turbine-server Hi I created a project in Openshift and attempted to add a turbine-server image to it. A Pod was added but I keep receiving the following error in the logs. I am very new to OpenShift and i would appreciate any advice or suggestions as to how to resolve this error. I can supply either further information that is required.
io.fabric8.kubernetes.client.KubernetesClientException: Failure executing: GET at: https://kubernetes.default.svc/api/v1/namespaces/booking/pods/turbine-server-2-q7v8l . Message: Forbidden!Configured service account doesn't have access. Service account may have been revoked..

A: How to diagnose
Make sure you have configured a service account, role, and role binding to the account. Make sure the service account is set to the pod spec.
spec:
  serviceAccountName: your-service-account

Start monitoring atomic-openshift-node service on the node the pod is deployed and the API server.
$ journalctl -b -f -u atomic-openshift-node

Run the pod and monitor the journald output. You would see "Forbidden".
Jan 28 18:27:38 <hostname> atomic-openshift-node[64298]:
logging error output: "Forbidden (user=system:serviceaccount:logging:appuser, verb=get, resource=nodes, subresource=proxy)"

This means the service account appuser doest not have the authorisation to do get on the nodes/proxy resource. Then update the role to be able to allow the verb "get" on the resource.
- apiGroups: [""]
  resources:
    - "nodes"
    - "nodes/status"
    - "nodes/log"
    - "nodes/metrics"
    - "nodes/proxy"   <----
    - "nodes/spec"
    - "nodes/stats"
    - "namespaces"
    - "events"
    - "services"
    - "pods"
    - "pods/status"
  verbs: ["get", "list", "view"]

Note that some resources are not default legacy "" group as in Unable to list deployments resources using RBAC.
How to verify the authorisations
To verify who can execute the verb against the resource, for example patch verb against pod.
$ oadm policy who-can patch pod
Namespace: default
Verb:      patch
Resource:  pods

Users:  auser
        system:admin
        system:serviceaccount:cicd:jenkins
Groups: system:cluster-admins
        system:masters

OpenShift vs K8S
OpenShift has command oc policy or oadm policy:
oc policy add-role-to-user <role> <user-name>
oadm policy add-cluster-role-to-user <role> <user-name>

This is the same with K8S role binding. You can use K8S RBAC but the API version in OpenShift needs to be v1 instead of rbac.authorization.k8s.io/v1 in K8s.
References

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*Managing Authorization Policies

*Using RBAC Authorization

*User and Role Management

A: Hi thank you for the replies - I was able to resolve the issue by executing the following commands using the oc command line utility:
oc policy add-role-to-group view system:serviceaccounts -n <project>
oc policy add-role-to-group edit system:serviceaccounts -n <project>


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Aletheia (din ) semnifică ansamblul de proceduri prin care este cuprinsă conceptual și explicată cauzal întreaga realitate, sau totalitatea metodelor prin care este descrisă și motivată existența și particularitățile modale ale naturii.

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Enlarge / The blazing quick conclusion of Verizon's pace check.
It was a bit sooner than scheduled, however Verizon switched on components of its 5G community right this moment, debuting in "choose areas" of Minneapolis and Chicago. Each provider on the market likes to slice and cube definitions to have the "First 5G" all the pieces, however when it comes to utilizing an actual, mmWave 5G sign and one thing approximating a 5G smartphone, Verizon has made probably the most progress but in getting a 5G ecosystem up and working.
Thrilled to be in Minneapolis as @verizon 5G UWB makes historical past!
Weissmann's pace check ended with a blazing-fast 762Mbps down and a 19ms ping (the video doesn't present add speeds). Except you might be rocking gigabit fiber Web at residence, that is in all probability a lot quicker than your property Web connection. Ookla's newest mixture pace experiences peg the typical US cell obtain pace at 27Mbps, whereas the typical mounted broadband obtain in the USA is at 96Mbps.
The latency right here is not nice in comparison with the earlier guarantees of 5G. Verizon's Dwelling 5G Web supposedly has Four-8ms latency, whereas for cell Verizon is just promising round 30ms (and exhibiting 19ms within the pace check). In line with testing by OpenSignal, 4G LTE latency is normally round 54-64ms, so whereas it is a little bit of an enchancment, it isn't fairly as quick as we have been anticipating.
Now for the record of many caveats with this video and with 5G typically. Weissmann's check—which was in all probability pre-approved by Verizon—is being run underneath very best circumstances. First, he's standing mainly subsequent to a 5G tower with a transparent line of sight on a sunny day. Verizon's 5G gear is definitely seen within the body of the video—it is all these bins and antennas glommed onto the put up lamp on the left. 5G's actual issues are available in vary and penetration, so if you happen to have been indoors—or on the opposite aspect of a constructing, or if there was a tree in the way in which, or if you happen to have been additional away from the tower—efficiency could be considerably worse. 5G even has issues with the climate, so on a wet or foggy day, efficiency will undergo. 5G is all about constructing a community within the slice of spectrum we have not used for different radio indicators but, and the explanation this spectrum is on the market is as a result of the efficiency traits are very difficult.
Second large caveat: there is a good likelihood Weissmann was the one individual on Earth utilizing Verizon's 5G community on the time of this pace check. His personal tweet refers back to the check as "historic," and we have got to guess the consumer base with 5G Verizon lively the very on the spot the 5G community went reside was approaching "one individual." With extra individuals on-line, the community can be slower.
Third large caveat: 5G . 5G smartphones are going to be terrible for the primary yr, as first-generation 5G modems and antennas take up much more house and energy than our refined, well-worn 4G know-how. That is going to impression telephone design and battery life negatively.
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The legal battle surrounding Molson Coors blockbuster deal with the NHL may have finally found a resolution as the Ontario Superior Court of Justice has dismissed Labatt's most recent lawsuit. Mr. Justice Geoffrey Morawetz said that the reasons behind the dismissal will be released at a later date.
The case hinges on the question of whether the NHL had a binding agreement with Labatt that pre-dated the $375 million deal with Molson, or whether Labatt and the NHL had simply agreed to terms, but did not yet have a binding agreement. In February, the court had ruled that the NHL and Labatt had reached a binding sponsorship agreement in November and that, as a result, the league wasn't free to enter into a similar deal with Molson. That judgement was overturned in July by Ontario's Court of Appeal on the basis that Labatt had reached 'Terms of Renewal', but had not reached a binding sponsorship agreement when the deal with Molson was announced. Today's decision seems to uphold that ruling.
The legal battle may have run its course, but look for both brewers to take their rivalry to the ice as the season gets under way. Starting this week, Labatt has become the sponsor of three Canadian NHL teams — the Vancouver Canucks, the Calgary Flames and the reformed Winnipeg Jets, while Labatt's corporate parent, Anheuser-Busch, currently sponsors 22 of the 24 NHL teams based in the United States.
"The fog has finally lifted with today's ruling," Dave Perkins, president and CEO of Moslon Coors Canada said. "It's now clear sailing ahead for our deal with the NHL."


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IAEA Discusses Liability and Compensation for Nuclear Damage with Pakistan
IAEA legal experts, together with experts from the International Expert Group on Nuclear Liability (INLEX), met with government officials of Pakistan in a virtual setting to discuss matters relating to civil liability for nuclear damage, on 7 October 2020. The event was part of the overall outreach activities hosted by the IAEA Office of Legal Affairs. "Activities such as these are aimed at facilitating the achievement of a global nuclear liability regime that addresses the concerns of all States that might be affected by a nuclear accident with a view to providing appropriate compensation for nuclear damage," said Wolfram Tonhauser, Head of the IAEA's Nuclear and Treaty Law Section.
The seminar focused on international nuclear liability instruments adopted under the auspices of the IAEA in 1997, specifically the Convention on Supplementary Compensation for Nuclear Damage (CSC). The CSC aims at establishing a worldwide system of civil liability and supplementary compensation for nuclear damage in which all States may participate. Accordingly, the Convention is a free-standing instrument open to all States. The CSC also increases the amount of compensation available in the event of a nuclear incident by establishing a minimum national compensation amount and an international fund based on public funds, to which Contracting Parties will contribute in the event that the national amount is insufficient to compensate nuclear damage. The CSC entered into force in 2015 and covers about 45 per cent of the 442 nuclear power plants (NPPs) currently in operation worldwide.
"This virtual activity provided an opportunity to clarify a number of outstanding questions regarding the application of the international nuclear liability instruments, including the CSC," said Imtiaz Ahmed, Director General of International Affairs of the Pakistan Atomic Energy Commission (PAEC). "With this information, we can further consider these important instruments and may seek another virtual event with decision makers and other stakeholders."
Three INLEX experts participated in the event, in which the costs of contribution to the international fund envisaged by the CSC was discussed. An online calculator has been developed to apply the formula in Article IV of the CSC to determine the amounts to be contributed to the international fund.
INLEX, an advisory body established by the IAEA, consists of experts from around the world, including countries without NPPs. INLEX serves as a forum of expertise to advise on all issues relating to civil liability for nuclear damage. The expert group assists the IAEA Secretariat in developing explanatory texts, training materials and conducting outreach activities.
The seminar hosted by the IAEA Office of Legal Affairs focused on international nuclear liability instruments adopted under the auspices of the IAEA in 1997. (Photo: IAEA)
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The Outer Worlds will feature 4K on Xbox One X but not on PS4 Pro
Updated: 13:54, 16 October 2019
The Outer Worlds publisher Private Division have officially confirmed that their upcoming RPG title will only feature 4K enhancements on Xbox One X, not PlayStation 4 Pro.
The Outer Worlds release date is set for later this month and the developers Obsidian Entertainment have been talking about their game in the last few days, sharing more details about the story, characters and gameplay. Today, the publisher revealed what kind of performance and visual quality can PlayStation 4 and Xbox One players expect from the game.
Since The Outer Worlds is set in a futuristic colony filled with unique and colourful biomes, animals and locations, it's safe to say that players would love to see it all in the best possible quality. However, it looks like not all players will get to play The Outer Worlds in its best version.
According to publisher Private Division and a spokesperson for the company who talked to Windows Central, The Outer Worlds will support 4K resolution only on Xbox One X, while on PlayStation 4 Pro, it will run only in 1080p. "4K on Xbox One, no enhancements for PS4 Pro," the publisher confirmed.
While this is quite surprising since PlayStation 4 Pro usually gets at least some enhancements, it's not the first time that games offer better graphics on Xbox One X. Gearbox's We Happy Few also ran at 4K resolution on Xbox One X but only offered muddy 1080p on Sony's console.
Of course, PC players have nothing to worry about and can push Outer Worlds graphics settings sliders as high as they want if they have the graphics cards and CPUs capable of delivering acceptable framerates.
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All in all, it's always good to see when devs take advantage of the additional power, even if PlayStation 4 users won't benefit from Obsidian's hard work.
The Outer Worlds is officially hitting the shelves on 25 October 2019 for PC, PlayStation 4 and Xbox One while the Nintendo Switch version will be released later this year.
The Outer Worlds, action RPG by Obsidian Entertainment
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An interesting video posted on Reddit has revealed Yae Miko's new skill rotation. She is expected to arrive in Genshin Impact update 2.5 which should drop around mid-February.


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Friday Cartoon: The CRC, coming soon to a theater near you
March 26, 2021 March 11, 2011 by Mark Markovich (Illustrator)
(Illustration by Mark Markovich for BikePortland)
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🙂 It looks like the CRC monster is gonna eat the train or house. Does it like to normally eat these sort of things?
Im gonna name him "Fred". 🙂
Jessica Roberts
Starring: "Nearly all the consultants in Portland except for one bike-ped planning firm…" 😛
Dabby
We need a new bridge people…
Spencer Boomhower
Reply to Dabby
Dabby, I think there's a good argument to be made for a new bridge. The best I've heard is part of the "Common Sense Alternative" which proposes a combo arterial/light rail/pedestrian/bike bridge, along with seismically upgrading the current bridge for continued use as a freeway, and adding a lift to the downstream rail bridge to fix the "S-curve" issue (that would eliminate the vast majority of lifts on the current I-5 bridge).
But the CRC? That's not a bridge. It's 4 miles of extremely wide, elaborate, and expensive freeway with .5 miles of bridge in the middle of it.
It's being sold as a bridge project – the focus is being directed at that .5 miles of bridge – because we in the general public tend to like bridges, don't want to see them fall down, and want to see them built. A lot more than we tend to want to see freeways built.
Reply to Spencer Boomhower
Oh, and there's another bridge that it would make a whole lot of sense to build: a second rail bridge, a little further downstream from the current rail bridge. This would be for high-speed, or highER-speed rail and commuter rail. Which always sounded like kind of a luxury to me until I heard Jim Howell explain how a passenger rail bridge could greatly benefit freight movement over the existing rail bridge, by drawing passenger trains off of the extremely backed-up freight route. Apparently passenger trains take up a huge amount of track space that could otherwise be devoted to freight.
A second rail bridge in that location could be tall and majestic, because it would be far enough away from Pearson to not intrude on its airspace.
Not to get all self-promotional here, but this updated version of a video I did does at least help specify where a lot of these structures are located and the issues that surround them: http://www.vimeo.com/20762135. No mention of the new rail bridge in the video (yet), but it does discuss the current one.
So you think you can fix the problem by not adding any more lanes at all? I don't see how that is going to relieve any congestion. Bridge lifts are seldom and are not the problem. The problem is a 100 year old bridge has outlived its capacity and its time to retire it
adamdoug2011
Reply to jim
wrong, the problem with that bridge is way larger than its' lanes or the congestion – but, keep burying your head in the tar sands, me, I will keep riding.
"So you think you can fix the problem by not adding any more lanes at all?"
I'm not sure. Seems possible.
But I was mainly talking about the "Common Sense Alternative," which seems reasonable enough, and it would add lanes. Enough to match the number of lanes proposed by the CRC. These would be the six lanes of the current bridge, plus four more in the form of a new local auto/light rail bridge, combined with auto lanes on the rail bridge.
Here's a link to the CSA presentation, by George Crandall: http://bit.ly/h3IBQo. There's a slide in there shows the CRC and the CSA both proposing ten lanes.
"I don't see how that is going to relieve any congestion. Bridge lifts are seldom and are not the problem."
This chart from that CSA presentation shows something like 600 lifts a year:
http://farm6.static.flickr.com/5053/5521408107_cf1f03944a_b.jpg
The 525 lifts in that chart are what could be eliminated by fixing the downstream rail bridge and eliminating the S-curve problem:
http://farm6.static.flickr.com/5216/5521442927_bff0bbca44_b.jpg
"The problem is a 100 year old bridge has outlived its capacity and its time to retire it"
It's not exactly accurate to call the Interstate Bride a hundred years old. That's because it's actually two bridges, and one of them was built in 1958. The other, older one was built in 1917 and was refurbished in 1958.
So you've got, in the Interstate Bridge, two bridges: one that's 53 years young and another that's 94.
So it's fair to say that *half* the bridge is pushing 100.
Now 100 sounds old. But if a bridge being 100 is a problem, we'd better start mothballing the Hawthorne Bridge, which turned 100 last year.
And what about the Steel Bridge, or the Broadway Bridge? Both of them are older than the oldest parts of the Interstate Bridge:
http://farm6.static.flickr.com/5176/5521454875_58954c71cb_z.jpg
The really geezer of the bunch is the downstream rail bridge, which was built in 1908. It's over a hundred, it's congested and in rough shape, and it's the only rail bridge at a point where we already have two freeway bridges. What if something was to happen to it?
The number of lifts is irrelevant. When did they occur? The vast majority, if not all of them, are between 10 pm and 4 am. Off-peak delay is not the critical issue, so "fixing" the rail bridge won't solve anything.
Alan 1.0
When the old span was refurbished and the new span added in 1958, what were the contemporary engineering expectations for the lifespan and capacity of the I5 bridges?
was carless
Name ONE city that has successfully expanded its freeways to the point of defeating traffic congestion.
Hint: there is not one example, in the entire world.
Toll the bridges and offer alternative transit (MAX), and then we can talk about rehabbing the structurally sound existing bridges.
matthew vilhauer
thanks man… glad i'm not the only one here that thinks this. aren't we entitled (as taxpayers) for something safe? oh… by the way the pitman barrier covers most of the MUP on the west side getting on the bridge perhaps 20 inches of paved pathway should be sufficient? exactly when will we have a truly safe pathway?
I'm in favor of a new bridge, one that's…seismically safer, and allows for better crossing by foot, bike and mass transit, but not one that would enable and encourage the phenomena of people crossing the river by motor vehicle, especially with SOV's…morning and evening between home and job.
With the population increases the region is experiencing, it makes no sense to keep on allowing that practice to be considered practical. Operating under the illusion that such a practice is practical ensures that no bridge would ever be wide enough to handle the growing numbers of people that seek to live this way where they see the opportunity for such a commute as somehow viable.
Tomas Quinones
Brilliantly Illustrated!
Reply to Tomas Quinones
yes… one particular viewpoint. not mine.
Great comic; the CRC makes a fine movie monster. You could imagine it being animated like a centipede, with all those off-ramps as appendages. Skittering up the coast from Orange County, whence such monsters issue forth.
Oh Word?
I find this offensive to all river crossings.
Reply to Oh Word?
Just one I was thinking 😛
matt picio
Brilliant – can we get posters? And maybe a grass-roots campaign to put them all over town?
There are solutions to the earthquake issue and to cyclist/pedestrian safety which don't require $2-4 billion that we currently don't and aren't likely to have.
Mark Markovich
Reply to matt picio
Sounds great to me, Matt. If you or anyone else wants to print this, feel free. If you need it at a higher resolution than what is available here just let me know.
K'Tesh
I'll admit, I haven't given the CRC a lot of thought. Forgive me if I'm messing up on this…
Wouldn't it be possible to make the bridge narrower, but having a movable barrier. So, in the morning when traffic is heavy southbound, that side is wider, then move the barrier later in the day to widen the northbound lanes. Just whatever they do, don't sandwich the bike lane/sidewalk in the middle like the Glen Jacksonightmare.
Reply to K'Tesh
yes, that is possible, they do it in SF and in New Zealand where land is precious. This CRC is all about the tax difference between WA and OR causing fools to commute – then complain about their commute, etc. as has been pointed out, its a boondoggle that WA is fighting for since they take advantage of the ease of "working in portland and living(no tax) in Vantucky". And, yeah, its not the bridges, it is the poorly designed interchanges north of the bridge.
If you wanna "solve this problem" then you will advocate a trucking lane, a public Transit lane and a car lane, on the EXISTING bridge. There are many solutions to the problem of traffic congestion that work – adding more lanes and spending more money are not two of them.
Reply to adamdoug2011
washington residents who work in oregon pay your state income tax. clark county has consistently been the 3rd or 4th highest income tax generating county for oregon. if i'm missing something please feel free to explain exactly how we do not pay taxes in oregon.
Reply to matthew vilhauer
Obviously, many WA residents do pay taxes in OR, however, I've worked with plenty of consultants who work in Oregon, but their consulting company was based in WA, hence no taxes.
justinridin
um, anyone else think that this cartoon is a bit ill timed considering the event in japan where scenes like the one depicted became a realatiy and claimed many lives?
Reply to justinridin
A giant monster attacked Japan?
The earthquake & tsunami in Japan is an absolute catastrophe – thousands of people died, and it was possibly the largest quake ever recorded in Japan and the 4th strongest in the world. In a nation which has suffered these disasters before (the 1923 quake killed over 100,000), this is still a horrific, terrible loss.
That said, this poster has nothing to do with that disaster, save for Japan's predilection for monster movies. We can't suspend political commentary simply because another event happened somewhere in the world. And in fact, the timeline for comments and input into the bridge is now VERY short. The final comments to the governors are being collected and sent out, and in less than 10 days, the current comment period will close. Both governors have made it clear that they want to fast track this project.
I respect that we should try to avoid offending folk whenever practical, and we should never minimize an event which causes pain, loss, and destruction – but life also goes on. The world is so large, and communication so ubiquitous, that there will always be an event somewhere where unrelated political commentary / art / news / opinion will be considered in poor taste.
no, no one else thinks that – it is a cartoon and not a politician. I really do hope you don't find this comment offensive…
Matt M
I agree with you. I thought the timing of this post was bad. It could have waited a few days.
Wouldn't a billboard be awesome? Cover up the gross Timber ads.
Joe Rowe
10 lanes at the beach, 4 lanes at the stadium, you do the math. $5billion, more problems.
Quick question: Have you ever biked across the current bridge towing a trailer?
I am a homeowner in Portland and a bike commuter that needs to get to Vancouver frequently with things in tow. It's an f-ing terrifying nightmare right now.
Just build the damn bridge. Build it so the car people and the train people and the bike people and the bum people with their bags of cans can use it safely in the way that they need.
This is not about Portland vs. it's suburbs, it's an ANCIENT DRAWBRIDGE on the main highway that connects Canada to Mexico for goodness sake. Stop being so insular.
Reply to f
Quick answer: I'm too terrified to try crossing this bridge with a trailer.
Reply to mo
I wouldnt do it either. Mad props to the people that do.
It's a lift bridge, not a drawbridge. The existing bridge can be modified to be wider for bike/ped – at far cheaper. Cars needing more space have the option to take 205. We don't need a massive bridge that will blot out the sun on Hayden Island, suck up the entire transportation budget, and add to the congestion issues at the Rose Quarter. You're right – it's not city vs. suburbs, it's financial and civic responsibility vs. irresponsibility.
Canada to Mexico traffic already has 6 lanes in each direction (3 on I-5, 3 on I-205) – this only affects local traffic. And the bridge has less traffic on it the past 3 years than it did before that. It's 15,000 cars fewer per day right now than projections. Why, exactly do we need a new and bigger bridge?
good point, Matt – when I wanted to bike to the Couv, I would take the 205 bridge bike path – which I thought was awesome, until that one time when a pick up truck was coming the other way taking up the whole bike lane – true story. luckily, he worked for the highway dept and did not run me over 😉
While at it, why not just cover the entire river two tenths of a mile or so wide, with a surface that can be driven on? Cover the river like as been done with some of the creeks that flow through where it's decided towns and cities must be built. That would provide lots of room for increased bridge crossing.
Responding to f March 12, 2011 at 2:29 pm.
wow, it is amazing what happens when people share their real opinions….here is mine: that bridge is fine, so long as you are a single man riding his bike to play disc golf in Leverich., otherwise, I would recommend taking the bus or train, its much safer. to those that ride, keep riding, but we need much more space(at least another 5 feet) to feel safe). notice that Elly and the "shifties" are conspicuous with their silence on this issue.
Dan Kaufman
Adam seems like you are opposed to this bridge so not sure why you are calling out the bike funnists.
Well, I can't speak for Elly or others involved with SHIFT. I can tell you my opinion.
1. I think the Shift folks would be pretty foolish to back this monument to sprawl even if it came with a climate controlled habitrail and a mini-bike slip'n'slide.
2. This bridge is an entitlement program for motorists, some select firms (many from overseas), and members of a handful of labor unions that are probably tight with the Governor. There is a good chance it will get built WITHOUT lightrail (as promised) and that cyclists will end up with another nasty bike gutter akin to the Glenn Jackson. Woo hoo – 'cause that's such a FUN ride!
3. I rode I-5 bridge for three years – the first time was terrifying. Then you get used to it and ride slow and enjoy and awesome view. Btw, you can always walk it. Regardless it's a much better view then the Glenn Jackson garbage tunnel.
4. If I'm gonna blow beaucoups bucks on bike fun I can think of much better ways to do it. Oregon's share of of the project could build bike freeways up and down and across this beautiful state of ours. Imagine the local jobs created in building the paths and the resulting increase in tourism and health for our citizens.
5. Adam you may already agree, but I must say the CRC project (as presented) has been a waste of money and will be a monumental mistake.
michweek
Mt.hood freeway was defeated and obviously not needed, the crc can be defeated and is obviously not needed! One day cars will not be as commmon even with alternative fuels there is a lot og ghg output in manufacturing and shipping that we can't keep doing. If we reach that place with a crc we'll have a large expanse of wasted, ugly space. What do you want for the future?? I want to be able to see and enjoy the river.
@Sigma:
Interesting. If it's not a problem, then that would seem to negate the pro-CRC argument that declares it shameful that we have a drawbridge on an interstate highway.
We don't need a new bridge – people are driving way less in Portland:
http://daily.sightline.org/daily_score/archive/2011/03/01/whered-the-traffic-go
@Alan 1.0:
Haven't a clue. Though the 1958 half of the Interstate Bridge seems to have been designed to be just like the 1917 half (only newer). So considering the oldest parts of the older half are still 7 years younger than the spry and upright Hawthorne Bridge, I would guess – from a layman's point of view – the 1958 half has plenty of life left in it.
Capacity is another matter, but again, if capacity is needed, it seems as if there's better ways to make it happen than spending 4000 million or so (and ultimately 10000 million) on a project that is ultimately even more mega-freeway than it is mega-bridge.
A comparison of the I-5 and Hawthorne bridges needs to consider not only their age but traffic volume and speed, capacity, span, load, alternate routes (~10 for the Hawthorne, one for the I-5), impacts if it fails (including seismic risks) or requires closure (like for rehabilitation). Back in January I mentioned some problems to the I-5 bridge that are specific to it. Only a new bridge can resolve many of those problems.
What's become most frustrating to me about the whole expensive process that's come to be known as "The CRC" is that creative solutions such as Spencer B. so well proposes seem to have been ignored, and that project has been defined in a relatively narrow scope which excludes issues like Rose Quarter and further south, or the railway crossing. Good, strong, safe, high-functioning, multi-modal bridges are essential to Portland, Vancouver, and our neighbors up and down I-5, and even if all we can build now is an improved I-5 bridge, at least make that decision in the context of a comprehensive corridor plan with clearly stated proposals and contingencies for integrating more widespread regional plans.
This comic is AMAZING. Nicely done, Mark!
Lenny Anderson
What happened in 1958 is that ODOT, then the Highway Department, converted the original 1917 arterial bridge (which even had a streetcar at one point) into the northbound I-5 freeway. It was the typical Oregon "on the cheap" way of doing things in those days. Now ODOT should just give us back an arterial bridge, put light rail and bike/ped facilities on it, and remove a few of the excess on/off ramps so the freeway works worth a damn.
Oh can charge the same toll we paid for the '58 bridge adjusted for inflation or about $5 in-bound only.


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