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Can We Stop Birds From Crashing Into Windows?
Nov. 13, 2014 - Every year, up to a billion more
Nov. 13, 2014 - Every year, up to a billion birds are killed in the U.S. when they strike windows. In New York City alone, an estimated 90,000 birds die after crashing into high-rise windows, especially during migration seasons. Efforts are under way now in New York to design windows that could save the lives of avian travelers.
How Better Glass Can Save Hundreds of Millions of Birds a Year (News Article).
Christine Sheppard
Most people don't even realize how many birds are being killed by windows. Almost everybody you'll meet will say, "yes, I've seen a bird hit a window." Almost all of those people think it's unusual. How many birds have to hit windows for everybody to have been around when one happened. They're hitting all the time. We've created the tunnel because we're trying to develop a standard test. We're testing primarily the patterns on the glass and how well birds will avoid them.
Susan Elbin
The birds that we use, we catch from the wild here in the Bronx, along the Bronx River. We set up very fine nets. They'll fly and land in the net, and they'll bounce down into a little pocket. It's all very soft and gentle. It's an age-old way of catching birds that ornithologists have been using to study a lot of bird questions. The birds we're looking at are the birds that are moving through during migration. We identify it, we put the band on and then we will release the bird into the test chamber.
The birds see two pieces of glass. One of those pieces of glass has a pattern. The other is a plain piece of glass that is invisible to the birds. What we're asking them, really, is if you want to get out of here, which way would you go? And before the birds actually reach the glass, there's a piece of very fine netting stretched across the end of the tunnel. We have tested materials that 90% of birds will avoid. If you put vertical lines four inches apart, most birds won't try to fly through there. On the other hand, they can slip through a four-inch gap that's horizontal. So, you have to bring it down to two inches. Setting up the tunnel turned out to be a bit of a breakthrough. There is now a credit in the LEED System, the green building ratings system for reducing bird collisions that is directly based on the work that we've been doing. It doesn't matter where on the scale of pragmatic to idealistic you fall, there are reasons to protect birds. Our future, our lives, are very dependent on having healthy bird populations. I would like to be able to test pretty much any material that is out there for commercial construction, because I know that the more options there are, the more architects will be willing to use different kinds of materials in a bird friendly design.
Life and Death in a Bird E.R.
Bizarre, Furry Bird Gets a Closer Look
Croc's Breakfast
Birds and Crocs
Dipper Bird
Indian Peacock
Mutant All-Black Penguin Found
Flooding Farms on Purpose—For the Birds
Photo Ark: Portraits of Wildlife Worth Saving
Recipe for Resurrection
Cassowary Dung's Seedy, Smelly Secrets
World's Weirdest: Cute Bird Impales Its Prey
World's Weirdest: Birds "Moonwalk" to Impress the Ladies
Watch a National Geographic Illustrator at Work
A Bird in the Hand
Abstaining Boobies Get 'Sexier'
NG Live!: It's a Bird, It's a Plane … It's a Colugo?
Bird Feathers "Sing"
NG Live!: Machine-Gun Birds
Raising Rheas
Ruppell's Griffon Vulture
Dr. Pol Blog: A Delightful Find
The Stomp
Deadly Dino Bird
The Sneak
Birds of a Feather Do Flock Together
The Ornithologist and the Bird Dance
Freaks of the Sky
NG Live!: What Makes Angry Birds Soar?
Injured D.C. Snowy Owl Gets "New" Wing
Juliana Machado Ferreira: The Stolen Birds of Brazil
Big Trouble for Little Birds
You're a Sparrow. Here's How to Survive New York
Odd Birds Take a Road Trip to Survive
Sage-Grouse Unique Mating Display Explained
POV "Kittycam" Reveals These Stray Cats Prey on More Than Birds
Hidden Bird "Tap-Dancing" Behavior Revealed in Slow-Motion Footage
How To Celebrate Christmas on a Volcano
TIL: Dinosaurs May Have Danced Like Birds
Turning Roadkill Into Art
WATCH: Can Grocery-Store Eggs Hatch?
Fish Category:
Albatross vs. Tiger Shark
New Invention Keeps Deep-Sea Creatures Alive at Surface
World's Weirdest: Poisonous Puffer Fish vs. Eel
Rare Greenland Shark Filmed Beneath the Canadian Arctic

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Een kabelballon is een onbemande luchtballon, soms in de vorm van een zeppelin, die is bevestigd aan de grond door middel van ankerkabels of -lijnen en gevuld met helium. De zeppelin-vormige kabelballon is meestal 10,5 meter bij een doorsnede van 4,2 meter en kan tussen de 50 en 100 meter hoog staan.

Dergelijke kabelballons worden vaak gebruikt voor luchtreclame. Dit type reclame wordt voor verschillende promotionele activiteiten ingezet, bijvoorbeeld bij openingen, festivals, beurzen, shows, sportevenementen, vakantiecentra en langs stranden. Onder de kabelballon hangt vaakt een groot nylon spandoek waarop teksten en beeldmerken tot tien meter hoog en zes meter breed kunnen worden gedrukt.

Kabelballons worden ook gebruikt voor luchtfotografie en andere doeleinden, bijvoorbeeld als dragers van radio-antennes of meetinstrumenten.

Om een kabelballon te mogen oplaten is in Nederland een vergunning nodig van de gemeente. Daarnaast is een terreininspectie nodig. Een kabelballon wordt 24-uur per dag bewaakt. Dit is noodzakelijk om de veiligheid te garanderen. Als het gevaarte zou losraken, door bijvoorbeeld vandalisme of harde wind, kan dat gevaar opleveren voor onder andere de luchtvaart.

Zie ook
 Ballonversperring

Luchtschip
Reclame

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I call myself a "mobile mommy". No matter where we go I'm connected. Which is quite handy as we are constantly on the go. Between travel, waiting at gymnastics lesson and school drop-offs, productive home time is short. And I'm really not good at waiting.
Back in December my husband and I "broke down" and upgraded to Blackberries. Now I completely understand their nickname of "crackberry". But it's amazing just how many emails I can answer while I'm waiting at pre-school drop off. Or how many Twitter conversations I can join in on while the girls are at gymnastics. Or I can upload photos of dinner to Facebook. Normally wasted time has now become productive!
I recently spent 6 weeks "playing" with two of Verizon's other productivity products, the Palm Pre Plus and the HP Mini 311 with built in mobile broadband modem.
I was really excited to try this phone as, back in my 9-5 job days, I had the first two versions of the Palm Pilot and loved them.
Getting started with the Palm Pre Plus was quite simple. You begin by creating a Palm profile online. This keeps your phone updated and your information backed-up (a nice feature if you have a habit of losing phones).
I loved that Palm has a website devoted to Self-Paced Learning Guides for their phones. This made getting used to the phone and setting it up easier than reading a manual.
The Palm Pre Plus excels at organizing your schedule. Using Palm Synergy™ multiple calendars migrate into one. Each calendar is color coded (ex: blue=office, pink=personal, green=spouse) and laid onto one view. You can migrate calendars from a few different sources such as Outlook, Palm desktop, and Google.
Another handy feature of the Palm Pre Plus (and it's little sister the Pixi Plus) is that is can serve as a mobile hotspot for up to 5 devices (like a netbook, Nintendo DSi or other gaming devices). This additional service is $40 per month (and free for a limited time).
The Palm Pre Plus is a fun phone to use with it's touch screen and slide out keyboard. The keypad was especially nice for me as the keys have a rubbery "grip" to them and my fingers didn't "miss" some letters- like they do with my Blackberry. And I loved the "Post It Notes" app. It appealed to my pen and paper loving tendencies.
That said, there were a couple of things I didn't care for with the Palm Pre. It is slow to start up. This was a bit annoying during travel. Flight attendants insist you turn your phones off completely, not just to airplane mode, so powering back up at landing took too long for my preferences. Sadly apps for the Palm OS are not able to compete with those for the iPhone or even the Blackberry. It will be interesting to see if the recent acquisition of Palm by HP will change that. Battery life seems to be the same as with any smart phone I've used. If you have apps that update often (Twitter, Facebook,Foursquare) be prepared to charge the phone nightly. If you are very active on it during the day you will want to invest in a car charger or a spare charger for the office.
The Palm Pre Plus is $49.99 with a 2 year contract through Verizon Wireless. Connectivity charges are extra.
I'm just going to get this out of the way and say that I loved this netbook and really, really don't want to return it. This is a terrific product for travelers (or really busy moms) as it has a mobile broadband modem built in. No tethering to your phone necessary. And, as part of the Verizon network, I was able to get free wifi in areas you usually pay for it- like airports and Starbucks. Of course I could get regular free wifi, too, if it was available.
The screen images were crisp and clear and the keyboard felt almost "normal" size (I believe it's 92% of full size) so I wasn't mis-keying as much as I do on a smaller netbook. My girls loved it because it has enough power to play their favorite games (something our current netbook can't do) thanks to the NVIDIA ION with 895MB graphics memory.
This netbook comes with Windows 7 Home Edition, 1.6GHz processor speed, 2GB RAM and 160GB hard drive. That will hold a lot of vacation photos, notes, spreadsheets…. Connecting to the internat is quick with the VZ Access Manager.
My favorite feature: I was able to connect to the internet and work while driving. OK, my husband was driving, I was working in the passenger seat. The modem is also "global ready" for world travelers (a global plan is required).
My only problem with this computer was the touch pad. It didn't seem to respond well. I may have been able to fix that if it had bothered me too much.
Disclosure: I have been a Verizon customer for over 5 years (as an AT&T customer previously I have personally found that their coverage doesn't work many places my family ventures) and have been happy with their extensive coverage areas and products. The products I am talking about today were loaned to me by Verizon Wireless. I did not receive cash or product compensation for this post.
We are in the process of switching to Verizon and the Palm Pre Plus is one that I looked at, but I just don't need all the "stuff".
I have seen the HP Mini's and LOVE them. It is number 1 on my wish list!
You don't know how much you will use a smart phone until you have one- then you realize just how much you were missing!


This custom handmade personalized leather belt is hand tooled with a basket weave pattern and engraved with your name on the back and initials on the tip and the keeper. This custom western style belt is dyed a rich Acorn Brown with a hand rubbed wax finish.
My husband just loves this. Very beautifully made!


Kingston has announced a new entry in its HyperX product range, aimed at gamers who are looking for visually striking and high-performance memory: the HyperX Predator.
Available in 8GB, 16GB and 32GB kits of two or four modules, the HyperX Predator range builds on its predecessor with a new heatspreader design extending well above the top of the module and providing, Kingston claims, vastly improved heat dissipation - a boon to overclockers. That said, without firm performance figures it's difficult to say how much difference the new design makes.
While Kingston hasn't been forthcoming with temperature figures, it has released specifications for the new modules. The range will include 1,600MHz, 1,866MHz, 2,133MHz and 2,666MHz models in CAS latency 9 and 11 flavours, with voltages between 1.5v and 1.65v - specifically chosen, Kingston claims, to give room for overvolting. Special XMP-certified models will also be available, supporting automatic overclocking under Intel's Extreme Memory Profile system.
Kingston claims the modules are designed to be completely compatible with Intel P55, H67, P67, Z68, H61, and Z77 chipsets along with AMD's A75, A87, A88, A89, A78, and E35 chipsets. All models include the company's usual lifetime warranty.
UK pricing and availability for the new modules have yet to be confirmed, with Kingston confirming US pricing ranging from $56 for the entry-level 1,600MHz CL9 8GB (2x4GB) kit and rising to $338 for a 32GB (4x8GB) kit in the same speed (around £36 and £215 respectively, excluding taxes.) The fastest kit, an 8GB (2x4GB) 2,666MHz CL11 kit, has not yet been given a price.
More information is available at the official HyperX microsite.


A coule of unidentified Barrels of Radioactive waste seem impossible to identify with a Portable Analyzer, which seems strange because the (unidentified) barrel is a level 1 item.
pixelfck wrote: A coule of unidentified Barrels of Radioactive waste seem impossible to identify with a Portable Analyzer, which seems strange because the (unidentified) barrel is a level 1 item.
Regenerating nanos and degenerating nanos both have the same issue. The unknown barrels are Level 1, but the actual barrels are higher than the portable analyzer can manage. I think there may be a ROM or two that behaves this way, too, but don't quote me on that.
I rather like the idea of keeping it the way it is, though. It keeps a bit of mystery to some of the unknown items early on while still narrowing down what they might be ("…Okay, I already know what radioactive barrels look like, so have a fifty-fifty shot at this being the good stuff…"). It's a good indication to the player that not everything is necessarily going to go as expected. Plus, I sort of like the mental image that comes to mind of the pilot trying to use the thing and squinting at the error message that pops up on something the analyzer should theoretically be able to get a reading on.


The sound for words like /th/umb, is from the tip of the tongue pressing into the bottom of the front top incisors. The air is blowing out as the sound is produced, the jaw (lower mandible) is elevated, and the mouth is slightly open. The feeling with this sound is that the tip of the tongue is gently pressing into the tips of the top-front incisors while the air is blowing through.


The battle ropes are another great way to challenge your upper body muscular endurance and aerobic capacity! They can be used as an exercise within a strength circuit or you can complete the rope exercises within their own interval set. While using the ropes try to stay relaxed, keep your core engaged, and don't forget to breathe!
Circles-A serious shoulder exercise, and total body exercise, from your athletic stance, arms can start in together and move up, and out to create circles. Click here for Battle Rope Circles-Out They can also move in the opposite direction, starting moving outside and low, going up and coming down at the midline of your body. Click here for Battle Rope Circles-In These will most certainly require more movement through your whole body for stability and your core!
Add-ins– Squats and lunges are easily added into some of these exercises as an added challenge!


HMD Global CEO Juho Sarvikas has just uncovered that the organization will have an occasion on February 24 at the Mobile World Congress (MWC).
Now they revealed other mysteries of the occasion on the web, practically affirming that the Nokia 9 PureView is, at last, going to be uncovered.
The leaked secret additionally apparently supports the Penta-focal point camera setup expected on the Nokia 9, according to tsunami breaks, and the first gadget might be made the authority at the MWC occasion in Barcelona.
Additionally, the second mystery additionally indicates another cell phone set for dispatch, and it's seen a branding punch-opening for the selfie camera plan, like the late-powered Samsung Galaxy A8s and Honor View 20.
To review, the unannounced Nokia 8.1 Plus cell phone was tipped to wear a punch-gap selfie camera.
The implied new mysteries for the HMD Global's MWC occasion have surfaced on the web, and one of them demonstrates a bit of the Penta-focal point setup reputed on the Nokia 9 PureView.
The secret shows about four camera focal points and a blaze on the photograph, however, we anticipate that the gadget should wear a total of five focal points, one glimmer, and another optical sensor whose object is still dubious.
The secret likewise recommends that the setup on the back will be controlled by Zeiss, as has been refuted before. The spilled mystery was spotted on AndroidPure.
Moreover, a different mystery (spilled on Baidu) demonstrates the front part of an unannounced Nokia gadget, and the phone can be seen wearing a showcase opening for selfie camera plan.
In fact, most of its breaks, Nokia 9 PureView has been brandishing bezels on the best and base, so it's very possible that this mystery is discussing another gadget, most likely the Nokia 8.1 Plus.
The new Nokia 8.1 Plus renders has demonstrated the punch-gap selfie camera structure. Along these lines, it is conceivable that HMD Global may dispatch this telephone at the occasion also.
The Nokia 9 PureView is relied upon to be the first PureView-marked Nokia phone from HMD Global in the wake of obtaining the PureView mark from Microsoft in 2018.
Spilled particulars of the Nokia 9 PureView incorporate a 5.99-inch QHD PureDisplay board with an HDR10 bolster, an in-show unique finger impression sensor, Qualcomm Snapdragon 845 SoC, 6GB RAM, and 128GB inbuilt capacity.
Be that as it may, HMD Global can figure out how to use the Snapdragon 855 SoC, the current leader versatile SoC from Qualcomm.
On the product front, the phone will be based on Android One stage and no doubt keep running on Android 9 Pie working framework.
Render breaks of the Nokia 8.1 Plus recommend a double camera setup at the back with Zeiss optics and a double LED blaze module and a 6.22-inch show.


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Q: How come an array inside an instanciated object returns undefined? function test() {
    var test_array = [];
}

var arrayList = new Array();
arrayList[0] = new test();
arrayList[0].test_array[0] = "test";

(try it out)
I'm trying to create an array, initialize an object as a member of that array, and then assign a text value to an array inside that object. However the array inside the object gives
TypeError: arrayList[0].test_array is undefined

when I try to assign a string to the inner array. I'm still pretty new to javascript so any tips to best practice in this case would be greatly appreciated.

A: Statement var test_array = []; creates a local variable which will not be visible outside the scope it is defined within. What you need here is the variable defined as the property of object instance. Use this reference inside your test function:
function test() {
    this.test_array = [];
}

For more information on scopes in JavaScript read the documentation.

A: var declarations within a constructor don't actually modify the instance. They're just locally-scoped within the constructor function itself.
To define a property of the instance, you have to modify this:
function test() {
    this.test_array = [];
}

A: Updated Fiddle: http://jsfiddle.net/5t62z/3/
Your function was not returning anything. If you notice my update, I now will return an object with the test_array property.
function test() {
    return {
        test_array: []
    };
}

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Look at Circle Oil's latest interims, what's not to like? Revenue up 20%, EBITDA up 34%, and cash generated from operations (after working capital changes) up 69%. And if you annualize net profit, Circle's trading on a 6.6 P/E! But it's not as simple as that… Focusing on a P/E ratio's a rather pointless (& misleading) exercise when it comes to junior resource companies. [Well, most don't have any 'E' anyway!] Even if they're fortunate enough to be producers, they're often melting ice-cubes – i.e. they're exploiting a (sometimes rapidly) depleting reserve base. Basically, they haven't diversified enough, spent enough, and/or mastered the art of reserve replacement. That's how the majors play the game, of course – but for the juniors, it's much more of a lucky (& lumpy) game. This is one of the main issues Circle faces right now.
[Well, two other big issues: i) About 27% of its shareholder base remains a potential stock over-hang – Libya Oil Holdings owns 18%, while Kaupthing Bank owns 9% – not surprisingly, both stakes are essentially 'frozen'! And: ii) Investors are still leery of the fact a majority of Circle's production is in Egypt. Maybe a little unfairly, as the company doesn't appear to have suffered any disruption/interference to date. But it does suffer from another long-standing Egyptian problem…getting paid! Fortunately, the situation's stabilized somewhat, but Circle continues to have more than 6 mths of trade receivables outstanding].
At the current production rate, Circle's only got about 6-7 yrs of reserves left. That's not something you can tag with a P/E ratio! And despite a $42 M pa exploration/capex spend, it hasn't managed to put new reserves on the board recently. OK, I'm probably being a little harsh here – despite this spend, the company's actually generating positive free cash flow. Far better than most junior resource companies out there…OK, we all know 9 out of 10 juniors are rubbish anyway! Because of this reserve depletion, and COP's current (relatively small) market cap, I'll continue to value it on an asset basis.
First, Petroceltic closed on a GBP 170 mio merger with Melrose Resources in October. This was essentially a merger of equals (with PCI shareholders getting 54% of the enlarged company), and both companies possessed nicely overlapping portfolios in the MENA, Mediterranean & Black Sea regions. The key attraction of the deal, however, was the fact it was the merger of a producer & an explorer. This is an incredibly powerful combination in the hands of the right management team: Production can actually fund a company's exploration plans on a self-sustaining basis. In this instance, pre-merger cashflows suggest operating cash generation (after interest & taxes) is now running around $155 mio pa post-merger, which nicely funds Petroceltic's forecasted 2013 exploration & development programme.
iii) Takeover Offers are a catalyst with a much shorter duration than Liquidations or Wind-downs, usually within 2 to 8 months. In the UK, for example, Takeover Panel rules keep things on a fairly strict timetable. In terms of risk, they probably fall somewhere between the two: Your Gross Return is reasonably stable/well-defined, but price volatility and the chances of failure are a lot higher.
Continued from here… Before we look at Uniq, there's two other acquisitions to tackle: First is the abortive (recommended) merger with Northern Foods. I was shocked when this was announced in Nov-2010. What the hell were they doing? Despite the management guff, clearly they already had enough on their plate. At least it was a nil premium merger, and promised GBP 40 mio of annual savings within 3 years. On that basis, things might not necessarily get any worse after the merger, and just might get better..! The market certainly shared this conclusion, with GNC's share price actually rallying sharply.
Total Produce – So, What You Buy Down The Market?
Time to update my recent Total Produce post. First, a shout out to Philip at pdosullivan who emailed me to highlight Total's increased stake in Capespan Group Ltd. There are some good follow-up comments here also. A good spot – I looked some years back, and somehow concluded Total's shareholding was in a Capespan sub. rather than the parent company?! Based on this, I mistakenly decided not to revisit this as a component of my TOT investment analysis. Then again, the lack of transparency and disclosure from Total regarding this shareholding is rather infuriating.


Brown, R.G.B.. "Storm-petrel". The Canadian Encyclopedia, 25 March 2015, Historica Canada. https://www.thecanadianencyclopedia.ca/en/article/storm-petrel. Accessed 24 April 2019.
The storm-petrel (order Procellariiformes, family Hydrobatidae) is a small seabird (14-25 cm long).
The storm-petrel (order Procellariiformes, family Hydrobatidae) is a small seabird (14-25 cm long) related to albatrosses and like them having nostrils encased in a tube. Storm-petrels are usually blackish with a white rump. The name petrel is probably derived from the English term "pitteral", meaning "walking elegantly," because of their habit of fluttering low over the waves, giving the impression of walking on water. Superstitious seamen, believing they warned of coming storms, called them Mother Carey's chickens, the birds which Mater Cara (Virgin Mary) sent to protect them.
The fork-tailed storm-petrel (Oceanodroma furcata) and Leach's storm-petrel (O. leucorhoa) breed in BC. Leach's also breeds in Atlantic Canada; its huge colonies in southeastern Newfoundland contain most of the North Atlantic population. Large numbers of Wilson's storm-petrel (Oceanites oceanicus) from Antarctica and Tierra del Fuego occur off Nova Scotia in summer.
Petrels nest in burrows on offshore islands, visiting these only at night. Introduced cats and rats have caused havoc in many colonies.


URUMQI — The State Grid Corporation of China (SGCC) will invest 82.6 billion yuan ($12.8 billion) to improve the power grid in the northwestern Xinjiang Uygur autonomous region.
According to an agreement signed by the SGCC and the regional government on Friday, power transmission projects featuring extra-high voltage will be built to lift Xinjiang's outbound power transmitting capacity to 25 million kilowatts by the end of 2020.
In addition, 22.4 billion yuan will be used to upgrade power networks in rural areas, so that poverty-stricken areas have access to electricity. By the end of 2019, all poor villages in the region will have improved power networks.
The SGCC will employ Xinjiang residents in a variety of jobs from 2017 to 2020, while the regional government will give no less than 90 million yuan per year to support the building of the local power grid.


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Open Access Fund at The University of Kansas
KU Scholarly Papers Funded by the KU Open Access Fund
The Acute Side Effects of Bright Light Therapy: A Placebo-Controlled Investigation
Batanov_The_Acute_Side_Effects_of_Bright_Light_Therapy.pdf (384.0Kb)
Botanov, Yevgeny
Ilardi, Stephen S.
Public Library of Science
Copyright ©2012 Optical Society of America. The author may also publish the article on his or her own noncommercial web page ("noncommercial" pages are defined here as those not charging for admission to the site or for downloading of material while on the site).
Despite the emergence of numerous clinical and non-clinical applications of bright light therapy (LT) in recent decades, the prevalence and severity of LT side effects have not yet been fully explicated. A few adverse LT effects—headache, eye strain, irritability, and nausea—have been consistently reported among depressed individuals and other psychiatric cohorts, but there exists little published evidence regarding LT side effects in non-clinical populations, who often undergo LT treatment of considerably briefer duration. Accordingly, in the present study we examined, in a randomized sample of healthy young adults, the acute side effects of exposure to a single 30-minute session of bright white light (10,000 lux) versus dim red light (< 500 lux). Across a broad range of potential side effects, repeated-measures analyses of variance revealed no significant group-by-time (Pre, Post) interactions. In other words, bright light exposure was not associated with a significantly higher incidence of any reported side effect than was the placebo control condition. Nevertheless, small but statistically significant increases in both eye strain and blurred vision were observed among both the LT and control groups. Overall, these results suggest that the relatively common occurrence of adverse side effects observed in the extant LT literature may not fully extend to non-clinical populations, especially for healthy young adults undergoing LT for a brief duration.
A grant from the One-University Open Access Fund at the University of Kansas was used to defray the author's publication fees in this Open Access journal. The Open Access Fund, administered by librarians from the KU, KU Law, and KUMC libraries, is made possible by contributions from the offices of KU Provost, KU Vice Chancellor for Research & Graduate Studies, and KUMC Vice Chancellor for Research. For more information about the Open Access Fund, please see http://library.kumc.edu/authors-fund.xml.
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Botanov Y, Ilardi SS (2013) The Acute Side Effects of Bright Light Therapy: A Placebo-Controlled Investigation. PLoS ONE 8(9): e75893. http://dx.doi.org/10.1371/journal.pone.0075893


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Celebrate Raksha Bandhan with Blue Dart and DHL's 'Rakhi Express'
. Reliable delivery of 'Rakhi' to over 33,700 locations in India and 220 countries and territories worldwide
. Specially designed festive coloured 'Rakhi Envelope'
Mumbai, July 26 2012:
This Raksha Bandhan, as part of its continuing efforts to provide solutions that help near and dear ones connect during festive occasions, Blue Dart, South Asia's premier number one express air and integrated transportation, distribution and logistics company and DHL, the world's leading logistics company have announced the launch of their unique customized service - 'Rakhi Express'.
With people increasingly moving away to other cities to pursue education and careers, Raksha Bandhan is a time when dear ones are missed. Blue Dart and DHL's 'Rakhi Express' helps siblings bridge this gap while ensuring secure and timely delivery of the 'Rakhi' anywhere in the country and internationally.
This exclusive service is available at all Blue Dart-DHL retail outlets.
Key elements of the Rakhi Express:
Rakhi Envelope:
.Send your own Rakhi in a specially designed festive coloured 'Rakhi Envelope'
Apart from being able to send Rakhis anywhere in India and be assured of timely and secured delivery, sisters can also be lucky winners to win a TITAN watch for their brothers absolutely free. All they have to do is fill a slogan form that makes them eligible for a lucky draw. 100 best slogans stand to win 100 TITAN Watches. This offer is open from 14th July 2012 till 4th August 2012.
DHL Express offers to bridge the distances between brothers and sisters who stay continents apart.
.Send your own Rakhi in a special Rakhi envelope with a personalized greeting card
.Avail of flat 50% discount on tariff from 10th July to 4th August 2012
Commenting on the launch of Rakhi Express, Ketan Kulkarni, VP & Head - Marketing, Corporate Communications & Sustainability, Blue Dart Express Ltd. said, "Rakhi is symbolic of the eternal bond between a brother and sister. As an organization, Blue Dart has always been driven by customer needs and requirements. Our 'Rakhi Express' service will enable a brother and sister to celebrate this festive occasion although they may be miles apart. This year, we are making the Rakhi Express service all the more exciting for our customers with the chance to win a TITAN watch. After all, distance is a matter of miles and not of the heart."
Chandrashekhar Pitre, Senior Director Marketing, South Asia, DHL Express said, "The Rakhi Express is our endeavour to constantly innovate and provide customized solutions for our customers. For DHL we believe in 'Delivering Joy' and with this service we are glad we are able to connect sisters and brothers all over the globe on this special and auspicious occasion."
About Blue Dart Express Ltd.:
Blue Dart Express Ltd., South Asia's premier courier, and integrated express package Distribution Company, offers secure and reliable delivery of consignments to over 33,705 locations in India. As part of the DHL Group (DHL Express, DHL Global Forwarding & DHL Supply Chain), Blue Dart accesses the largest and most comprehensive express and logistics network worldwide, covering over 220 countries & territories worldwide and offers an entire spectrum of distribution services including air express, freight forwarding supply chain solutions and customs clearance.
The Blue Dart team drives market leadership through its motivated people force, dedicated air and ground capacity, cutting-edge technology, wide range of innovative, vertical specific products and value-added services to deliver unmatched standards of service quality to its customers. Blue Dart's market leadership is further validated by numerous awards and recognitions from customers for exhibiting reliability, superior brand experience and sustainability. Some of these include SUPERBRAND and 'Reader's Digest Most Trusted Brand Gold Award' 7 years in a row, one of 'India's Best Companies to Work For' by The Great Place to Work® Institute thrice successively, to name a few.
Blue Dart accepts its social responsibility by supporting climate protection (Go Green), disaster management (Go Help) and education (Go Teach).
About DHL Express Ltd.:
DHL - The Logistics company for the world.
DHL is the global market leader in the logistics industry and "The Logistics company for the world". DHL commits its expertise in international express, air and ocean freight, road and rail transportation, contract logistics and international mail services to its customers. A global network composed of more than 220 countries and territories and about 275,000 employees worldwide offers customers superior service quality and local knowledge to satisfy their supply chain requirements. DHL accepts its social responsibility by supporting climate protection, disaster management and education.
DHL is part of Deutsche Post DHL. The Group generated revenue of 53 billion euros in 2011.
For further information contact :
marketing@bluedart.com
Dated : July, 2012


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Las Vegas Crooner Singing Frank Sinatra & The Rat Pack | Justin & The SwingBeats
When you host a corporate event, private party, or wedding in Las Vegas, there is no entertainment option more suited to our city's history than an authentic Vintage Vegas Jazz Crooner singing all of the well known hits from Frank Sinatra, Dean Martin, Bobby Darin, The Rat Pack, and Michael Buble! Justin Dean and his band, Justin & The SwingBeats, live this style of music and are passionate about providing their clients with an authentic Vintage Vegas entertainment experience, but with a modern twist.
Yes, you will hear all of the favorite songs you'd expect from Fly Me To The Moon, Beyond The Sea, I've Got The World On a String, My Way, Come Fly With Me, Ain't That a Kick In The Head, and The Way You Look Tonight but, if desired, Justin and the band can easily transition over to and build the energy after cocktails and dinner with classic dance hits and current pop such as Can't Take My Eye Off of You, Treasure by Bruno Mars, September by Earth Wind & Fire, Moves Like Jagger & Sunday Morning by Maroon 5, and Can't Stop The Feeling by Justin Timberlake...that's why Justin is known as Las Vegas's "Modern Crooner"!
Justin & The SwingBeats specialize in corporate live band entertainment, luxury private functions, and weddings in Las Vegas and nationwide. They have years of high level experience in playing for corporate awards dinners, black tie galas, cocktail & networking mixers, banquets, ceremonies, receptions, grand openings, general sessions, and more. The band is scaleable from a small jazz / pop Duo, Trio, or Quartet playing background music to a large 8, 9, or 10 piece Big Band with 3 horns and female singers. From cocktails and dinner to the dance floor...they've got you covered!
To learn more about band size options, click here! To get a quote for your next event, please fill out a request for proposal, call, or email by clicking here! Justin and his premium Las Vegas band look forward to playing for you!
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Q: When rendering modal/component i want background to have a dark color Hello so i use a portal Component that looks like this that is used to create "modals"
export const ModalWindow = (props: RenderableProps<Props>) => {

  if (!props.display) {
    return null;
  }

  return (
    <Portal parentNode={props.parentNode} renderOnMount={true}>

       {props.children}

    </Portal>
  )
}

Then i have this component that i then render inside that modal
 export const ShowInformation = (props: RenderableProps<Props>) => {
  return (

        Show Information?
        Click check button to show information

 props.onShow(false)}>
            <CancelButton />

 props.onShow(true)}>
            <CheckButton />

  );
};

what is important here is the blur-out-menu that i just want to use to blur out everything except the modal but i cant figure it out either it just covers the same area as the modal or if i put position fixed it messes it up totally and nothing inside the modal keeps in place. is there any nice way of doing this?
here is the css for the blur-out-menu
.blur-out-menu {
  background-color: rgba(0, 0, 0, 0.25);
  height: 100%;
  width: 100%;
  position: absolute;
  top: 0;
  left: 0;
  z-index: 4;
}

the modal got z-index 5 so it is above this blur out
here is the modal css as well
 .modal-small {
  background-color: #1E2933;
  top: 25%;
  left: 5%;
  width: 90%;
  height: 30%;
  border-radius: 10px;
  z-index: 5;
}

A: In .blur-out-menu change height property to 100vh and width property to 100vw
This should to the trick.


I looked at the calendar today and I realized Chinese New Year (CNY) is just one week ahead. I quickly dig out my little master's new clothes for washing.
It's the Chinese tradition to wear new clothes from head to toe to symbolize a new beginning in the new year. It will bring good luck for the new year too. In fact, the concept of 'out with the old and in with the new' applies to almost everything during the CNY.


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Ocotomyces is a genus of fungi in the Rhytismatales order. The relationship of this taxon to other taxa within the order is unknown (incertae sedis), and it has not yet been placed with certainty into any family. This is a monotypic genus, containing the single species Ocotomyces parasiticus.

References

External links
Index Fungorum

Leotiomycetes
Monotypic Leotiomycetes genera


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Guillermo González del Río García znany jako Campanal (ur. 9 lutego 1912 w Avilés, zm. 22 stycznia 1984 w Sewilli) – hiszpański piłkarz i trener, reprezentant kraju, grający na pozycji napastnika.

Kariera klubowa

Campanal swoją przygodę z piłką rozpoczął w 1928 w zespole Sporting Gijón. Rok później przeniósł się do Andaluzji, gdzie zasilił szeregi Sevilla FC.

Pomógł drużynie w wygraniu rozgrywek Segunda División w sezonie 1933/34. Wraz z zespołem dwa razy zdobył Puchar Króla w sezonach 1934/35 i 1938/39. Największym sukcesem w barwach Sevilli było zdobycie jedynego w historii klubu mistrzostwo Hiszpanii w sezonie 1945/46. Łącznie przez 17 lat gry dla Sevillistas rozegrał 236 spotkań, w których strzelił 191 bramek, z czego aż 101 na poziomie Primera División. Po mistrzowskim dla Sevilli sezonie 1945/46, Campanal zakończył karierę piłkarską.

Kariera reprezentacyjna

Campanal został powołany na rozgrywane we Włoszech Mistrzostwa Świata 1934. Na turnieju zadebiutował w reprezentacji podczas spotkania ćwierćfinałowego z gospodarzami Włochami. Mecz zakończył się porażką Hiszpanów 0:1.

Po tym spotkaniu musiał czekać kolejne siedem lat na następne mecze w drużynie narodowej. Po raz ostatni w koszulce La Furia Roja pojawił się 16 marca 1941 w wygranym 5:1 spotkaniu z Portugalią. Campanal strzelił w tym meczu jedną z bramek. Łącznie w latach 1934–1941 zagrał w reprezentacji w  3 spotkaniach, w których strzelił 2 bramki.

Kariera trenerska

Campanal po zakończeniu kariery piłkarskiej objął drużynę CD Málaga. W zespole tym pracował przez dwa lata, do 1948. W latach 1949–1953, 1957 i 1959 trenował zespół Sevilla FC.

Sukcesy

Sevilla FC

 Mistrzostwo Primera División (1): 1945/46
 Mistrzostwo Segunda División (1): 1933/34
 Puchar Króla (2): 1934/35, 1938/39

Bibliografia

 Profil na stronie eu-football.info

Reprezentanci Hiszpanii w piłce nożnej
Hiszpańscy trenerzy piłkarscy
Piłkarze Sevilli FC
Piłkarze Sportingu Gijón
Trenerzy piłkarzy Sevilli FC
Uczestnicy Mistrzostw Świata w Piłce Nożnej 1934
Urodzeni w 1912
Zmarli w 1984
Ludzie urodzeni w Avilés


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Q: move_uploaded_file() Isn't uploading files I a php script which is called from a file form and it is supposed to check the form for password, filename, filetype and errors uploading to temp. If it passes all tests it's supposed to upload using move_uploaded_file but this does not work. No errors are outputted but I know it passes all the tests otherwise it would return back to the page.
PHP script:
<?php
$temp = explode(".", $_FILES["file"]["name"]);
if ($_POST["pass"] == "examplePass"){
    if($_FILES["file"]["name"] == ""){
        header("Location: /upload?i=f");
    }
    elseif($_FILES["file"]["type"] != "application/x-shockwave-flash"){
        header("Location: /upload?i=s");
    }
    elseif ($_FILES["file"]["error"] > 0){
        header("Location: /upload?i=e");
    }
    else{
        move_uploaded_file($_FILES["file"]["tmp_name"], "/swf/". $_FILES["file"]["name"]);
        if(file_exists("/swf/" . $_FILES["file"]["name"])){
            header("Location: /upload?i=o");
        }
        else{
            print_r($_FILES);
        }
    }
}
else{
    header("Location: /upload?i=p");
}
?>

This outputs:
Array ( [file] => Array ( [name] => launcher.swf [type] => application/x-shockwave-flash [tmp_name] => /tmp/phpBugtQL [error] => 0 [size] => 161303 ) )

I have tried this with multiple swf files and I can remember it used to work.
I have set the whole of my web folder to 0777 and also recursed this into all sub-directories and files.
The directory /swf/ is at root so that is the absolute path.
Thanks in advance, Kyle

A: You can try using, ../swf/ or full path of the swf folder instead of /swf/
 move_uploaded_file($_FILES["file"]["tmp_name"], "../swf/". $_FILES["file"]["name"]);

Reason for swf folder path, make sure you have used the correct path


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Piadina (Plural Piadine) ist ein dünnes italienisches Fladenbrot, das auf einer Platte oder ohne Fett in der Pfanne gebacken wird und in der Romagna (Forlì, Cesena, Ravenna und Rimini) beheimatet ist. Sie wird aber auch in der Region Emilia gerne in der Mittagspause gegessen.

Das  Grundrezept ist von Region zu Region verschieden. Der Piadinateig besteht in der Regel aus Weizenmehl, Wasser und Salz. Damit der Teig geschmeidiger bleibt, wird er mit Schweineschmalz oder Olivenöl angereichert. Als Treibmittel wird traditionell Hirschhornsalz, heute auch Backpulver oder Haushaltsnatron verwendet. Der fertige Teig wird zu  dünnen Fladen in Tellergröße ausgetrieben und 3 bis 5 Minuten auf einer Platte oder in einer eigens dafür vorgesehenen Terrakotta-Pfanne gebacken.

Sie wird zu Salat, Käse (zum Beispiel Squacquerone), Wurstwaren, Schinken und noch zu vielerlei anderen Speisen gereicht, aber auch damit belegt, zusammengeklappt und aus der Hand gegessen.

Piadineria
Die Piadineria ist ein Restaurant, dessen Spezialität die Herstellung und der Verkauf von Piadine ist.

Die erste Piadineria in Deutschland war das nicht mehr existierende "Firolino" in Berlin-Friedrichshain.

Weblinks

Emilianisch-Romagnolische Küche
Fladenbrot


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Q: Await API calls before render private route I have protected routes that passing auth enabled true or false to allow users access auth page. Every page load, it calls the auth token API and check for valid. If token invalid, redirect to login page.
ProtectedRoute.js
const ProtectedRoute = ({isEnabled, ...props}) => {
    return (isEnabled) ? <Route {...props} /> : <Redirect to="/login"/>;
};

export default ProtectedRoute;

Routes.js
import {withRouter, Switch, Route } from "react-router-dom";

export default withRouter(({ location }) => {
  const [isAuth, setIsAuth] = useState(false)
  useLayoutEffect(() => {
    (async() => {
      if(accessToken){
        let res = await ValidateLoginToken(accessToken)
        if (res && res.data && res.data.status === 200){
          setIsAuth(res.data.valid)
        } else setIsAuth(false);
      } else setIsAuth(false)
    })()
   },[isAuth])

  return (
    <Switch>
        <ProtectedRoute path="/dashboard" component={Dashboard} isEnabled={isAuth} />
        <Route path="/" component={Login} />
    </Switch>
  )
}

App.js
const history = createBrowserHistory();
function App() {
  return (
    <Router history={history}>
      <Routes/>
    </Router>
  )
}

export default App;

Dashboard.js
export const Dashboard = () => {
  return (

           Directory #1

  )
}

Problem

When auth users browse authenticated page (Dashboard), redirects to login page. The reason is that verify token API returns after ProtectedRoute rendered as isAuth equals to false.

A: Instead of isAuth being a boolean, you use a string or number to increase the number of states. For example rename isAuth to loginState which can be "pending", "authenticated" or "unauthenticated". Then use "pending" as the initial state and add an additional scenario. You could for example return null to render nothing, render a spinning circle, etc.
Here is an example rendering null (nothing) while the login token is being authenticated:
ProtectedRoute.js
const loginRoutes = {
  pending:         (        ) => null,
  authenticated:   (...props) => <Route {...props} />,
  unauthenticated: (        ) => <Redirect to="/login"/>,
};

const ProtectedRoute = ({loginState = "pending", ...props}) => {
  const LoginRoute = loginRoutes[loginState];
  return <LoginRoute {...props} />;
};

export default ProtectedRoute;

Route.js
import { withRouter, Switch, Route } from "react-router-dom";

export default withRouter(({ location }) => {
  const [loginState, setLoginState] = useState("pending")
  useLayoutEffect(() => {
    (async() => {
      if(accessToken){
        let res = await ValidateLoginToken(accessToken)
        if (res && res.data && res.data.status === 200) {
          setLoginState(res.data.valid ? "authenticate" : "unauthenticated")
        } else setLoginState("unauthenticated");
      } else setLoginState("unauthenticated")
    })()
   }, [loginState])

  return (
    <Switch>
      <ProtectedRoute path="/dashboard" component={Dashboard} loginState={loginState} />
      <Route path="/" component={Login} />
    </Switch>
  )
}

As a disclaimer, I have no experience with React Router so I've kept the example as close to the original as possible.

A: You can use another state variable to wait for api execution before initializing routes.
const [isAuth, setIsAuth] = useState(false)
const [checked, setChecked] = useState(false)
  useLayoutEffect(() => {
    (async() => {
      if(accessToken){
        let res = await ValidateLoginToken(accessToken)
        if (res && res.data && res.data.status === 200){
          setIsAuth(res.data.valid)
        } else setIsAuth(false);
      } else setIsAuth(false)
    setChecked(true)
})()
   },[isAuth])

Then in Routes, you can do something like:
 <Switch>
        {
        !checked?(<React.Fragment/>):!isAuth?(<Route path="/" component={Login} />):(<ProtectedRoute path="/dashboard" component={Dashboard} loginState={loginState} />)
        }
 </Switch>

I usually separate session routes and no session routes in separate hooks and it works fine.

A: You could use the initial state as null to differentiate the different states of your component.

*

*null -> API token no called yet.

*true -> token verified

*false -> token verification failed.

export default function ProtectedRoute(props) {
  const [isAuth, setIsAuth] = React.useState(false)
  const history = useHistory();

  React.useEffect(() => {
    async function validateToken() {
      if(accessToken){
        let res = await ValidateLoginToken(accessToken)
        if (res && res.data && res.data.status === 200){
          setIsAuth(true)
          return;
        }
      }

      history.push('/login')
    }

    validateToken();
   }, [isAuth]);

   if (isAuth === null) return null;

   return props.children;
}

export default function App() {
  return (
    <Router>
      <Switch>
        <Route path="/" exact component={HomePage} />
        <Route exact path="/login" component={Login} />
        <ProtectedRoute>
          <Route path="/dashboard" component={Dashboard} />
        </ProtectedRoute>
      </Switch>
    </Router>
  )
}


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Q: Remove the empty elements and segments in XSLT transformed xml I have an input xml with empty elements and segments and I want to get rid of the empty elements and segments and have an output only with values.
Below is my input xml:-
<?xml version="1.0" encoding="UTF-8"?>
<Order>
   <Envelope>
      <Version>1.8</Version>
      <MessageType>ttyyuu</MessageType>
      <SenderID>55556677</SenderID>
      <ReceiverID>777778</ReceiverID>
      <TransactionID>667777</TransactionID>
   </Envelope>
   <Head>
      <PurchaseOrderNumber>6777888</PurchaseOrderNumber>
      <PurchaseOrderDate>2021-03-17</PurchaseOrderDate>
      <IsPartialDeliveryAllowed>true</IsPartialDeliveryAllowed>
      <CurrencyCode>EUR</CurrencyCode>
      <IncoTermsISOCode>uuuu</IncoTermsISOCode>
      <OrderType>ttyyy</OrderType>
      <ShipmentTypeCode>3</ShipmentTypeCode>
      <ThirdPartyCustomerData>
         <SalesOrganization/>
         <SpecialProcessingIndicator/>
         <StoreNumber/>
         <Email/>
         <CustomerAddress>
            <Name/>
            <Street/>
            <ZipCode/>
            <City/>
            <CountryCode/>
         </CustomerAddress>
      </ThirdPartyCustomerData>
      <Addresses>
         <Address>
            <AddressType>yyyuuu</AddressType>
            <AddressCode>456788</AddressCode>
            <Name/>
            <Street/>
            <ZipCode/>
            <City/>
            <CountryCode/>
            <MobilePhoneNumber/>
         </Address>
         <Address>
            <AddressType>rrttyy</AddressType>
            <AddressCode>567788</AddressCode>
            <Name/>
            <Street/>
            <ZipCode/>
            <City/>
            <CountryCode/>
            <MobilePhoneNumber>6577888</MobilePhoneNumber>
         </Address>
         <Address>
            <AddressType>rrttt</AddressType>
            <AddressCode>7350019560006</AddressCode>
            <Name/>
            <Street/>
            <ZipCode/>
            <City/>
            <CountryCode/>
            <MobilePhoneNumber/>
         </Address>
      </Addresses>
   </Head>
   <Rows>
      <Row>
         <PurchaseOrderRowNumber>77788</PurchaseOrderRowNumber>
         <WebOrder/>
         <SalesOrder/>
         <SalesOrderLine/>
         <RequestedDeliveryDate>2021-09-06</RequestedDeliveryDate>
         <ActionCode/>
         <RowFreeTexts>
            <RowFreeText>
               <TextId/>
               <FreeText/>
            </RowFreeText>
         </RowFreeTexts>
      </Row>
   </Rows>
</Order>

I have tried the below xslt which is able to do most of the part but one segment  is still present after the transformation.
xslt:-
<xsl:stylesheet version="1.0"
 xmlns:xsl="http://www.w3.org/1999/XSL/Transform">
 <xsl:output omit-xml-declaration="yes" indent="yes"/>

 <xsl:strip-space elements="*"/>

 <xsl:template match="node()|@*">
  <xsl:copy>
   <xsl:apply-templates select="node()|@*"/>
  </xsl:copy>
 </xsl:template>

 <xsl:template match=
  "*[not(node())]
  |
   *[not(node()[2])
   and
     node()/self::text()
   and
     not(normalize-space())
     ]
  "/>
</xsl:stylesheet>

Output:-
<Order>
   <Envelope>
      <Version>1.8</Version>
      <MessageType>ttyyuu</MessageType>
      <SenderID>55556677</SenderID>
      <ReceiverID>777778</ReceiverID>
      <TransactionID>667777</TransactionID>
   </Envelope>
   <Head>
      <PurchaseOrderNumber>6777888</PurchaseOrderNumber>
      <PurchaseOrderDate>2021-03-17</PurchaseOrderDate>
      <IsPartialDeliveryAllowed>true</IsPartialDeliveryAllowed>
      <CurrencyCode>EUR</CurrencyCode>
      <IncoTermsISOCode>uuuu</IncoTermsISOCode>
      <OrderType>ttyyy</OrderType>
      <ShipmentTypeCode>3</ShipmentTypeCode>
      <ThirdPartyCustomerData>
         <CustomerAddress/>
      </ThirdPartyCustomerData>
      <Addresses>
         <Address>
            <AddressType>yyyuuu</AddressType>
            <AddressCode>456788</AddressCode>
         </Address>
         <Address>
            <AddressType>rrttyy</AddressType>
            <AddressCode>567788</AddressCode>
            <MobilePhoneNumber>6577888</MobilePhoneNumber>
         </Address>
         <Address>
            <AddressType>rrttt</AddressType>
            <AddressCode>7350019560006</AddressCode>
         </Address>
      </Addresses>
   </Head>
   <Rows>
      <Row>
         <PurchaseOrderRowNumber>77788</PurchaseOrderRowNumber>
         <RequestedDeliveryDate>2021-09-06</RequestedDeliveryDate>
         <RowFreeTexts>
            <RowFreeText/>
         </RowFreeTexts>
      </Row>
   </Rows>
</Order>

Expected Output:-
<Order>
   <Envelope>
      <Version>1.8</Version>
      <MessageType>ttyyuu</MessageType>
      <SenderID>55556677</SenderID>
      <ReceiverID>777778</ReceiverID>
      <TransactionID>667777</TransactionID>
   </Envelope>
   <Head>
      <PurchaseOrderNumber>6777888</PurchaseOrderNumber>
      <PurchaseOrderDate>2021-03-17</PurchaseOrderDate>
      <IsPartialDeliveryAllowed>true</IsPartialDeliveryAllowed>
      <CurrencyCode>EUR</CurrencyCode>
      <IncoTermsISOCode>uuuu</IncoTermsISOCode>
      <OrderType>ttyyy</OrderType>
      <ShipmentTypeCode>3</ShipmentTypeCode>
      <Addresses>
         <Address>
            <AddressType>yyyuuu</AddressType>
            <AddressCode>456788</AddressCode>
         </Address>
         <Address>
            <AddressType>rrttyy</AddressType>
            <AddressCode>567788</AddressCode>
            <MobilePhoneNumber>6577888</MobilePhoneNumber>
         </Address>
         <Address>
            <AddressType>rrttt</AddressType>
            <AddressCode>7350019560006</AddressCode>
         </Address>
      </Addresses>
   </Head>
   <Rows>
      <Row>
         <PurchaseOrderRowNumber>77788</PurchaseOrderRowNumber>
         <RequestedDeliveryDate>2021-09-06</RequestedDeliveryDate>
         <RowFreeTexts>
            <RowFreeText/>
         </RowFreeTexts>
      </Row>
   </Rows>
</Order>

A: Compact XSLT 3 approach:
<xsl:stylesheet xmlns:xsl="http://www.w3.org/1999/XSL/Transform"
    xmlns:xs="http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema"
    exclude-result-prefixes="#all"
    version="3.0">

  <xsl:strip-space elements="*"/>
  <xsl:output indent="yes"/>

  <xsl:mode on-no-match="shallow-copy"/>

  <xsl:template match="*">
      <xsl:where-populated>
          <xsl:next-match/>
      </xsl:where-populated>
  </xsl:template>

</xsl:stylesheet>

You can run XSLT 3 using Saxon (open-source HE) 10 on Java or .NET or C/C++/Python or Saxon-JS 2 in the browser or with Node.js.

A: I presume you want to do:
XSLT 1.0
<xsl:stylesheet version="1.0"
xmlns:xsl="http://www.w3.org/1999/XSL/Transform">
<xsl:output method="xml" version="1.0" encoding="UTF-8" indent="yes"/>
<xsl:strip-space elements="*"/>

<!-- identity transform -->
<xsl:template match="@*|node()">
    <xsl:copy>
        <xsl:apply-templates select="@*|node()"/>
    </xsl:copy>
</xsl:template>

<xsl:template match="*[not(string())]"/>

</xsl:stylesheet>

This will remove all branches of the input XML tree that do not contain any text nodes. Thus the result is different from the expected output shown in your question.
Another way to express the same thing would be:
<xsl:template match="*[not(descendant::text())]"/>

Note that this does not check for the existence of attributes.

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<Row> is a mandatory segment and it needs to have <RowFreeTexts> even if its empty.

If you want to exclude RowFreeTexts and its descendants from being removed when empty, then simply change it to:
<xsl:template match="*[not(ancestor-or-self::RowFreeTexts)][not(string())]"/>

A: If the RowFreeTexts/RowFreeText should be excluded from the general rule,
then you maybe need this:
<xsl:stylesheet version="1.0"
  xmlns:xsl="http://www.w3.org/1999/XSL/Transform">
  <xsl:output method="xml" version="1.0" encoding="UTF-8" indent="yes"/>
  <xsl:strip-space elements="*"/>

  <!-- identity transform -->
  <xsl:template match="@*|node()">
    <xsl:copy>
      <xsl:apply-templates select="@*|node()"/>
    </xsl:copy>
  </xsl:template>

  <xsl:template match="*[normalize-space()='']"/>

  <xsl:template match="RowFreeTexts|RowFreeText" priority="2">
    <xsl:copy>
      <xsl:apply-templates select="@*|node()"/>
    </xsl:copy>
  </xsl:template>

</xsl:stylesheet>


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#ifndef __BOSSPT2PTBEAMUPDATESTRATEGY_H__
#define __BOSSPT2PTBEAMUPDATESTRATEGY_H__

#include "EffectUpdateStrategy.h"
#include "../ESPEngine/ESPPointToPointBeam.h"
#include "../GameModel/BossBodyPart.h"

class BossPt2PtBeamUpdateStrategy : public EffectUpdateStrategy {
public:
    BossPt2PtBeamUpdateStrategy(const BossBodyPart* bodyPart) : bodyPart(bodyPart), offset(0,0,0) {
        assert(bodyPart != NULL);
    }
    BossPt2PtBeamUpdateStrategy(const BossBodyPart* bodyPart, std::list<ESPPointToPointBeam*>& beams) :
      bodyPart(bodyPart), beams(beams), offset(0,0,0) {

        assert(bodyPart != NULL);
    }

    ~BossPt2PtBeamUpdateStrategy() {
        for (std::list<ESPPointToPointBeam*>::iterator iter = this->beams.begin(); iter != this->beams.end(); ++iter) {
            delete (*iter);
        }
        this->beams.clear();
    }

    void AddBeamEmitter(ESPPointToPointBeam* beam) {
        assert(beam != NULL);
        this->beams.push_back(beam);
    }
    void SetOffset(const Vector3D& offset) {
        this->offset = offset;
    }

    void TickAndDraw(double dT, const Camera& camera, const GameModel& gameModel);
    bool IsDead() const { return this->beams.empty(); }

private:
    Vector3D offset;
    const BossBodyPart* bodyPart;
    std::list<ESPPointToPointBeam*> beams;
};

inline void BossPt2PtBeamUpdateStrategy::TickAndDraw(double dT, const Camera& camera,
                                                     const GameModel&) {

    Point3D bodyPartPos = this->bodyPart->GetTranslationPt3D() + this->offset;

    for (std::list<ESPPointToPointBeam*>::iterator iter = this->beams.begin(); iter != this->beams.end();) {
        ESPPointToPointBeam* currBeam = *iter;

        // Check to see if dead, if so erase it...
        if (currBeam->IsDead()) {
            iter = this->beams.erase(iter);
            delete currBeam;
            currBeam = NULL;
        }
        else {
            // Not dead yet so we draw and tick - transform to the body part to draw
            currBeam->SetStartPoint(bodyPartPos);
            currBeam->Tick(dT);
            currBeam->Draw(camera);
            ++iter;
        }
    }
}

#endif // __BOSSPT2PTBEAMUPDATESTRATEGY_H__

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A lovely sunny day, fresh to start off with but warming nicely later, and no wind, thank goodness. Ideal conditions to be outdoors. I must make the best use of these days before the temperatures climb too high and photography becomes a challenge with the heat haze.
There was another wave of Wagtails and Pipits passing through. Here from the left is a Yellow Wagtail, A Red-throated Pipit and a Tree Pipit.
Other species included: Ortolan Bunting, Red-vented Bulbul, Slender-billed Gull, Squacco Heron, Masked Shrike, Crested Lark, European Bee-eater, Northern Wheatear, Common Redstart, Pied Wheatear, Indian Silverbill, Common Redshank, Daurian Shrike, Little-ringed Plover, Sand Martin, Common Swift, Common Greenshank, Green Sandpiper, Common Sandpiper, Eurasian Hoopoe and the usual suspects.


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Graduates – are you earning what you thought you would?
Published 27 May 2014 by Hayley Cox
We all had dreams when we embarked on our career paths, but many graduates are now earning less than they once thought they would.
Going to university is a rite of passage for many young people in the UK, but do the years of education and tuition fees pay off by helping them land the salary they want?
Well, in their own opinion, more than a third of graduates in the UK are now earning less than they thought they would be when they graduated.
Big aspirations
A recent survey* carried out for us found that more than one in three former students think they're doing worse financially than they once predicted. Of these, half say they make over £10,000 a year less than they thought they should, and one in five say their income is over £20,000 less than they'd once hoped it would be.
Just one in 10 of the graduates who took part in the survey believe they now earn more than they once thought they would. But what are they basing this judgement on?
The majority of former students reveal they use their age, education, qualifications and the salaries advertised for jobs similar to their own as the basis for what they think they should be earning. However, a third say they considered what their peers are making, and one in five also looked at the lifestyle of their peers. It's perhaps no surprise, then, that more than a quarter of graduates admit they feel anxious if they think their peers earn more than they do.
Despite so many ex-students saying they earn less now than they thought they would when they graduated, the majority still believe going to university was worthwhile. However, a third admit that attending university had not been as valuable in terms of their career as they'd hoped.
It may be difficult but it's best to avoid comparing your salary to those of people in your age group as there are so many things that can influence it. In addition to your skills, qualifications, experience and how long you've been in the job, salary can also be influenced by the type of industry you're in, the size of the company you work for and how many hours you put in at the office.
Weighing up how much you think you should earn based on the lifestyle of others is even less scientific. Friends who live alone and don't have a family to support may be able to afford to splash out on more fancy holidays than you. And if they have a fast car parked in the driveway - that might be a company perk, even though their actual salary is less than yours.
As most graduates still regard their decision to go to university as worthwhile, it seems that this path towards a career will remain a popular rite of passage – for now.
*OnePoll questioned a nationally representative sample of 2,000 adults aged 18 and over between 2nd May and 12th May 2014, of whom 758 attended university.


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Tenerife, Canary Islands Weather and Climate
by bridgat · Published April 26, 2020 · Updated November 7, 2021
Short for TFS by abbreviationfinder, Tenerife is the largest island in the Canaries and is located in the Atlantic Ocean. The volcanic island is home to around 910,000 residents, the capital is Santa Cruz de Tenerife in the northeast of the island.
The official language is Spanish, the official currency is the euro. Tenerife has an area of over 2,000 square kilometers and is divided into three regions.
The metropolitan region around the capital Santa Cruz is the economic center of the island, here is a large port and the old town La Laguna, which has been declared a world cultural heritage.
The south of the island is the most important region for tourism, Los Christanos and Playa de las Américas form the tourist centers here.
From Germany, Tenerife can be reached in around 4.5 hours by plane. Direct flights are offered, for example, from Frankfurt, Berlin or Düsseldorf. The air line from Frankfurt to Santa Cruz is 3190 kilometers.
Climate in Tenerife
The climate in Tenerife is very pleasant all year round, and it is not without reason that one speaks of the "island of eternal spring". Nevertheless, there are regional differences due to the influence of the northeast trade wind. In the north of Tenerife is the coast facing the wind, while the south is in the sheltered area.
It is therefore not uncommon for the sun to shine on one side of the island while the other half is covered in clouds. But in general Tenerife is considered to be very sunny, dry and pleasant with an oceanic-tropical climate.
In summer it is warm with daytime temperatures between 26 and 29 degrees, even in winter the 20 degree mark is usually exceeded during the day. At night, temperatures fluctuate between 16 and 21 ° C over the course of the year. About from the beginning of June to mid- December, the Atlantic has a pleasant water temperature of 20 to 23 degrees (September) every year.
When to go to Tenerife
Tenerife is a real year-round destination and, along with the other Canary Islands, is also a popular refuge for sun seekers in winter. It is dry all year round, most of the rain falls between December and February, but even these months are by no means rainy with a maximum of 37 mm of precipitation, for example in the capital.
However, we recommend the summer months as the best time to travel to Tenerife. The season starts around the end of April, the travel time from the beginning of June to the end of October is particularly ideal. The warmest travel month is August, statistically speaking, the most hours of sunshine on Tenerife are in July.
Temperatures, precipitation, sunshine in Santa Cruz de Tenerife (Tenerife)
Night temperature 15 ° C 15 ° C 16 ° C 16 ° C 17 ° C 19 ° C 21 ° C 21 ° C 21 ° C 20 ° C 18 ° C 16 ° C
Water temperature 19 ° C 18 ° C 18 ° C 18 ° C 20 ° C 20 ° C 21 ° C 22 ° C 23 ° C 23 ° C 21 ° C 20 ° C
Precipitation in mm 37 34 24 16 4 1 0 1 9 18 38 52
Hours of sunshine 6 7 7 8 9 10 11 10 8 7 6 6
Sunset 18:30 18:55 19:15 20:30 20:50 21:05 21:05 8:45 pm 20:10 19:35 18:10 18:10
The average annual temperature in Santa Cruz de Tenerife is 21.1 ° C. For comparison: Munich reaches an average of 8.6 ° C, in Berlin it is 9.6 ° C. The warmest month is August (25.1 ° C), coldest month of January with mean values of 17.9 ° C. The maximum water temperature in Santa Cruz de Tenerife is 23 ° C. Comfortable bathing is possible at these temperatures. All months have a water temperature of at least 17 ° C. Bathing is then possible to a limited extent. The months of July, August, September, October and November have a water temperature of at least 21 ° C and are therefore suitable for a beach holiday.
The annual precipitation is 234 mm on 34 days with precipitation. For comparison: In Munich, 967 mm, in Berlin 570 mm, precipitation is measured annually. There is no rainy season, i.e. months with more than 175 mm of precipitation. You cannot expect snow in any month in Santa Cruz de Tenerife.
As our climate table shows, July is the sunniest month with an average of 10.8 hours of sunshine per day. On average over the year the sun shines for 7.8 hours per day. For comparison: In Munich and Berlin, the sun shines an average of 4.7 hours per day throughout the year.
The following larger towns are nearby and have a similar climate: San Cristóbal de La Laguna.
Highlights and attractions
The old town of La Laguna has been declared a UNESCO World Heritage Site and is the island's cultural highlight. Tenerife is not only known for its beautiful beaches, but also for an impressive hinterland. Hiking tours along the Las Canadas crater or through the Anaga Mountains are highly recommended. Here you can enjoy a wonderful panoramic view.
The port of the capital Santa Cruz is a port of call for every Tenerife traveler. Here you can find nice shops and nice restaurants. Other highlights of the island are the famous Loro Parque, the Teide National Park around the volcano of the same name and the breathtaking Masca Gorge. Families with children love Siam Park, which calls itself "Europe's largest water park".
Tenerife weather in March, April and May
Daily temperatures averaging 22 to 24 ° C can be expected over the next three months. The temperatures hardly fluctuate during this time.
Do you want to go on a beach holiday? The water temperatures are in March, April and May 18-20 ° C. This is good weather for a great time on the beach and in the water.
You can expect around 5 days of precipitation in March, about 3 days in April and about one day in May.
In the period from March to May , the sun shines an average of 7 to 9 hours a day. The sunniest weather is in May in Santa Cruz de Tenerife, but with less sun you will have to get by in March.
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When you have created a website, you have to be careful about your cybersecurity. SiteW tells you everything you need to know about cybersecurity in order to be totally safe on the Internet. In North America 84.4% of people use the Internet and 73% of the US population have a social network profile. As far as online retailing is concerned, 191.1 million US citizens were online shoppers, in 2013. These new practices expose the users to security threats, that not everybody is aware of.
In this article, we will study the various risks linked to the Internet and how you can protect yourselves from them.
Cybersecurity: how to identify online scams?
Phishing: is an illegal activity which consists in sending a fraudulent email requesting you to give your bank account information.
Vishing: is quite similar to phishing, except it invites you to call a premium-rate number in order to collect your bank account information.
In both cases, if you have any doubt, call your bank to check any suspicious information.
419 scam: it consists in an email asking for a financial help.
Ransomware: it is a malware hidden in an email link.
DoS (= Denial of service attack): this attack consists in saturating an information system in order to prevent it from working normally.
Data theft: it is another type of cyberattack which consists in someone getting into your computer to delete or steal your data.
Defacing : consists in hacking a web page (this is generally the homepage) in order to deliver a message, but there is generally no data loss.
SiteW protects your websites from these types of attacks thanks to failover solutions on the website hosting servers, redundant backup of user data and a vulnerability-free platform which is regularly updated. This way we ensure your cybersecurity.
To begin with, it is important to ensure your computer security.
First of all, use strong passwords. Creating bulletproof passwords is essential for your cybersecurity. They must be long enough (min 12 characters) and contain upper and lower case letters, numbers and special characters. Set one password per service: you shouldn't use the same one for all your accounts. Try to avoid obvious passwords (like birth dates).
Use antivirus softwares and a firewall, both of which must be updated regularly. You can also use an anti-spyware program and an anti spam solution or a plug-in allowing you to check the security of websites.
Protect your wi-fi connection too: if someone uses your connection for illegal activities, you can be held responsible for it.
Update your sofwares and your browsers! It is essential for your computer security.
Be cautious with your emails: don't click on links and don't open attached files if you don't know the sender.
Here are some tips to ensure your personal information security.
Make backup copies of your official documents (on an external hard drive for example).
This may seem obvious but remember to lock your phone and your computer.
Use the Cloud to be sure to keep your data in a safe place. Using the cloud is a good way to ensure your personal information security.
Never give your personal information to someone you are not totally sure about.
Don't divulge your personal information on the forums, comments… and safely configure your social network pages.
When you leave your personal information on a website, make sure the page is secure (the web address should begin with https:// and there should be a padlock). As we care a lot for your website security, the activation of HTTPS is automatic for all new SiteW websites associated with domains.
In case of a suspicious link, just run your mouse over the link without clicking on it, and the full url will display at the bottom left of your screen. This is a good tip to make sure you don't visit suspicious websites and thus ensure your information security.
Online financial transactions are a major problem, as far as cybersecurity is concerned.
In general, purchases are secured on the Internet. The padlock and key icons are a security guarantee.
Nevertheless, you should remain cautious. An overly attractive offer can hide a scam. Remember to check the company information.
For a big amount of money, you would rather meet the seller in person.
If you are a seller, wait until you get the money before shipping the product.
Here are some tips to ensure cybersecurity for your whole family.
Restrict access to certain websites by clicking on Options then Security in your browser.
Remain cautious nevertheless. Warn your kids: tell them they should not give any personal information in the Internet and not accept an appointment with a stranger.
You now know a lot more about cybersecurity. Keep safe!


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Luxury Logistics, Taking the Stress Out of Moving
By Alex Travers on Tuesday, August 18, 2020
Founded by Michelle Boren, Luxury Logistics helps make any move stress-free.
Bacardi Supplies Hand Sanitizer, Donates $4 Million to Help Bars and Restaurants
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Bacardi produces a large supply of hand sanitizers and donates money.
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This treasured summer getaway, known for its charming New England scenery and private Atlantic Ocean beaches, is carefully reopening, with health and wellness as its top priorities. Watch Hill Inn, Ocean House—which helped feed local families with its food truck during the height of the pandemic—and Weekapaug Inn are now offering an array of outdoor …
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Talking with local resident and real estate maven Andrew Saunders about today's Hamptons lifestyle.
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A look at artist Chris Leidy's new book, The Coral Triangle (Assouline), and stories about his underwater adventures.
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Palm Beach in Summer, Where Real Estate is Booming!
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