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Spain rescues over 50 underage migrants from boat
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MADRID (AP) — Spain's maritime rescue service says it has saved 59 migrants, nearly all minors, trying to make the dangerous crossing of the Mediterranean Sea in a small boat.
The service says that the migrants were located Saturday in the Strait of Gibraltar by a Civil Guard patrol craft, which escorted them to a rescue ship. The Guardia Civil reported to the service that 51 of the occupants were under 18.
The other passengers were seven women and one adult man. All appeared to be of northern African descent, according to authorities.
Spain became the leading entry point for migrants to Europe in 2018, with about 57,000 unauthorized border crossings.
The International Organization for Migration says 840 people have died trying to cross the Mediterranean this year.
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BLUSERENA
THE SEA, BEACH AND SWIMMING POOLS
IS THE BEACH SANDY? IS THE SEA SUITABLE FOR CHILDREN? HOW FAR ARE THE ROOMS FROM THE SEA?
All our beaches are sandy, private, and equipped with reserved beach umbrellas, sunbeds and deckchairs, a bar, changing-rooms, showers, an information point and help desk. Here are the descriptions for each Village and the distance from the rooms:
The Torreserena Village: a beautiful, shaded pine wood joins the Village to the sandy beach about 700m from the rooms (a free shuttle service is available for guests). The sea is shallow and the sea bed is sandy and gently sloping, making it ideal for children to go in the water.
The Calaserena Village: the Village has a wide private sandy beach, on average 450m from the rooms. The seabed is sandy and the first strip of water near the shore is suitable for children.
Is Serenas Badesi Village: The village stands on a splendid beach bordered by dunes, covered with Mediterranean scrub. The seabed is sandy.
The GranSerena Hotel: the Hotel is directly on a private sandy beach. The seabed is sandy and gently sloping, making it suitable for children to go in the water.
The Serenusa Village: the Village has a wide private sandy beach, on average 300m from the rooms. There are stairs leading down and there is a paved walkway about 180m long on which the slope is never greater than 6%. The seabed is sandy and the strip of water nearest the shore is suitable for children.
The Serenè Village: the Village has a wide sandy beach, on average 300 m from the rooms. The seabed is sandy and the strip of water nearest the shore is shallow.
The Sibari Green Village: the Village has a wide sandy beach, on average from 300 m to 700 m from the rooms (a free shuttle service is available for guests). The seabed is sandy and the strip of water nearest the shore is shallow.
The Serena Majestic Hotel: the Hotel is directly on a private sandy beach. The seabed is sandy and gently sloping, making it suitable for children to go in the water.
The Valentino Village: a beautiful, shaded pine wood joins the Valentino Village to the sandy beach, set in a 5 km long stretch of deserted coastline. It can be reached by means of convenient shuttles in just 13 minutes. The seabed is sandy and gently sloping, making it ideal for children to go in the water.
The Calanè Village: a beautiful, shaded pine wood joins the Calanè Village to the sandy beach, set in a 5 km long stretch of deserted coastline. It can be reached by means of convenient shuttles in just 13 minutes. The seabed is sandy and gently sloping, making it ideal for children to go in the water.
The Alborèa Ecolodge Resort: a beautiful, shaded pine wood joins the Resort to the sandy beach, set in a 5 km long stretch of deserted coastline. It can be reached by means of convenient shuttles in just 13 minutes. The seabed is sandy and gently sloping, making it ideal for children to go in the water.
The Kalidria Hotel & Thalasso SPA: a beautiful, shaded pine wood joins the Hotel to the sandy beach, set in a 5 km long stretch of deserted coastline. It can be reached by means of convenient shuttles in just 13 minutes. The seabed is sandy and gently sloping, making it ideal for children to go in the water.
IS BEACH SERVICE INCLUDED? ARE SUNBEDS INCLUDED?
CAN I RENT A BEACH TOWEL OR DO I NEED TO BRING MY OWN?
WHAT ARE THE SWIMMING POOLS IN THE VILLAGES LIKE? ARE THERE SWIMMING POOLS FOR CHILDREN?
HOW CAN WE ENSURE THAT OUR BEACH UMBRELLAS ARE IN THE FIRST ROWS?
DO YOU OFFER FREE INTERNET CONNECTION?
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One of the most significant contributors is the lack of basic cleanliness. Keeping the skin as clean as possible, free from dirt and oils is the best starting point.
Diet has and will always remain on the list of top contributors to body and facial acne. It is best to eat a well-balanced diet to ensure that the skin gets proper nutrients.
Acne also has many other sources, so getting a diagnosis as to the casues at the earliest will help eliminate trial and error methods for treatment.
6. Use acne treatments that contain benzoyl peroxide. Benzoyl peroxide is one of the best ways on how to get rid of acne fast. This breaks up dead skin cells and gets rid of bacteria. It also removes the oils that clog your pores.
These are just a few of the many home acne treatment remedies that can be readily used to treat acne.
1. Apply orange peel well pulverized with water to the acne-affected areas on your face and body.
2. Apply cucumber leaves or its well-grated flesh as a cure for acne.
3. Rubbing the acne with a fresh garlic clove can also be very effective.
4. Tea tree oil is a popular home remedy for acne.
5. Plain generic aspirin is a natural source of salicylic acid which is a standard (albeit pricey) treatment for acne. Simply dampen an aspirin and apply it to the outbreak.
6. Sugar cane is a natural source of glycolic acid which is another typical over-the-counter natural treatment for acne. (Who doesn't have sugar in their cupboards?) Make your own facial scrub!
7. Apply ice to acne spots. The ice reduces swelling and heals acne quickly because it unclogs your pores with its cold temperature.
8. Don't pick. If you must, gently squeeze out the inflammation to reduce the soreness. Then wash carefully and rub a slighlty moistened aspirin tablet directly onto the infected area.
If you have an extreme case of acne, a good dermatologist can suggest a good combination of both oral and topical medicines, or over-the-counter acne products that can help you in getting free of acne.
Excellent article. Undoubtedly, Home remedies like eating anti aging foods is good for our overall health. These foods are loaded with plenty of nutrients that is required by the body for our optimal health. I have also seen some website that have plenty of information like healthline, zovon, and webmd regarding anti aging foods.
As a Fearless Chic I've found that the main cause of acne is due to overactive sebaceous glands or oily skin. The biggest tip when fighting acne is having a skin care system that is all "natural" and "oil free",possibly Botanical Based. During Summer months when temperatures are much warmer, keeping moist wipes that lack fragrance to remove heavy sweat and oil from the face and neck areas. At night, a main concern is making sure cosmetics are removed thoroughly.Don't forget SPF 30!
My skin looks good and has no harsh chemicals from the treatment. The orange peels work well along with garlic when I am in short supply.
Wow...your remedies are awesome and very useful. I learned some natural remedies too to treat acne. Just to share it with other people, in my own way I used some over the counter acne creams for my acne and found that some also help to remove scars too. OTC products can work faster than some of those natural remedies but of course some times we need to use a variety of approaches.
Keep up the good work. Looking forward to learning even more through your blog.


The 35 Remington is one of the most classic rounds made today. Rhineland Arms is offering it with a slight twist, our barrels are made with a 1-10 twist and a .357 bore. This allows the use of lead cast bullets for 9mm or 357 using pistol powder to keep it sub sonic. Lyman had published data for this years ago, we will duplicate that data. This round feeds great out of the current Mauser mag well but does benefit from using the Ruger extractor. Match this up with our Linear Compensator for a fun conversion.
Use Ruger m77 extractor for 223 for best results, for small ring actions only. Brownells part # 780-000-348AS.


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Жак Нуа́р (настоящие имя и фамилия Яков Вигдорович (Викторович) Окснер; 1884, Фалешты, Ясский уезд, Бессарабская губерния — 1941, Кишинёв) — русский поэт-сатирик и фельетонист, автор стихов для детей.

Биография
Родился в местечке Фалешты, рос в Бельцах и Кишинёве. Его отец Вигдер Герш-Срулович Окснер (1845—?) также был уроженцем Фалешт. В 1907 году в Кишинёве женился на Софии Моисеевне Сигал (4 мая 1887, Кишинёв — ?) и в 1910 году поселился в Одессе, где к тому времени жила семья его жены.

Литературную деятельность начал ещё в Кишинёве: в 1905—1909 годах сотрудничал в газете «Бессарабская жизнь». В период жизни в Одессе печатался в сатирических журналах «Сатирикон» и «Новый Сатирикон» (сотрудник редакции в 1916—1917 годах), «Огонёк», «Эпоха», «Бомба».

Не позднее 1915 года вернулся в Кишинёв. Согласно «Бессарабскому адрес-календарю» на 1916 год, заведовал отделом в кишинёвском филиале Русско-Азиатского банка. После революции работал в газете «Новое слово» в Кишинёве (тогда в составе румынской провинции Бессарабия). Сатирические стихи Окснера публиковались в еженедельной юмористической газете «Ракета», которая издавалась в Кишинёве в 1922—1927 годах (и в 1927—1930 годах как журнал), был сотрудником редакции и среди прочего вёл рубрику «Беженские дела».

Летом 1922 года переехал в Берлин, печатался в «Голосе эмигранта», выпустил стихотворные сборники «Сквозь дымчатые стёкла» (1922), «Картонный паяц» (1923), «Лицом к Берлину» (1924), «Прищуренный глаз» (1925), «На сквозняке» (1927), семь иллюстрированных книжек стихов для детей — редкого жанра в литературе русской эмиграции (1924). Входил в литературно-художественный кружок, организованный В. В. Клопотовским, был дружен с Игорем Северянином.

Состоял штатным сатирическим поэтом в газете «Руль» (Берлин), сотрудник редакции газет «Сегодня» (Рига) и «Народная мысль» (орган демократического еврейства Латвии, Рига), печатался в газетах «Время», «Наш век» (Берлин, 1930—1933), «Беседа» (Рига), «Эхо» (Каунас) и её берлинском иллюстрированном приложении, других изданиях. Стихи вошли в коллективный сборник «Гримасы кисти и пера» (Рига, 1928). Более 400 сатирических стихотворений было опубликовано в пятнадцати периодических изданиях русской эмиграции за время пребывания поэта в Берлине. Входил в группу «Кабаре русских комиков» в Берлине (1931), вместе с В. М. Деспотули, Ю. В. Офросимовым, В. Я. Ирецким.

В январе 1936 года в связи с ростом нацизма в Германии перебрался в Бухарест, с начала 1930-х годов сотрудничал в бухарестской газете «Наша речь» и кишинёвской газете «Бессарабское слово». В 1940 году, с присоединением Бессарабии к СССР, вернулся в Кишинёв. Погиб в декабре 1941 года в Кишинёвском гетто.

Воспоминания о поэте оставили журналист и писатель Зиновий Арбатов (1893—1967) и поэт Юрий Офросимов; упоминает о нём в романе «Дар» и Владимир Набоков.

Книги

Стихи
 Сквозь дымчатые стёкла. Берлин: Издательство «Ольга Дьякова и Ко», 1922. — 128 с.
 Картонный паяц. Берлин: Акционерное общество и книгоиздательство «Север», 1924. — 136 с.
 Лицом к Берлину. Берлин: Тритемис, 1924. — 41 с.
 Прищуренный глаз: Сатира и юмор. Рига: Пресса, 1925.
 На сквозняке. Берлин: Чужбина, 1927. — 94 с.

Стихи для детей
 Петушок. С иллюстрациями в красках. Берлин: Новая книга, 1924. — 43 с.
 Коля и Оля: стихи для детей. Берлин: Север, 1924. — 8 с.
 Детишки: Текст в стихах с иллюстрациями.. Берлин: Север, 1924. — 8 с.
 Петя. Берлин: Новая Книга, 1924. — 183 с.
 Среди друзей. Берлин: Новая книга, 1924.
 В лесу и в поле. Берлин: Новая книга, 1924.
 Красная Шапочка: пересказ в стихах и иллюстрации Жака Нуара. Берлин: Книгоиздательство «Север», 1924. — 8 с.

Примечания

Ссылки
 Очерк Жака Нуара «Котовский» в газете «Руль» (№ 1430, 1925)

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Русские эмигранты первой волны в Германии
Русские эмигранты первой волны в Румынии
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Vladimir (Sokolovsky-Avtonomov) of the Aleutians
His Eminence the Most Reverend Archbishop Vladimir (Sokolovsky-Avtonomov) of the Aleutians was Bishop of the Russian Diocese of the Aleutian Islands and Alaska from 1888 to 1891. His arrival in San Francisco ended the six year period that the diocese was administered from St. Petersburg. His arrival also meant there was a ruling hierarch in the United States at the time many Uniate immigrants to the United States began to return to the Orthodox Church. In addition to encouraging the use of English in San Francisco cathedral, he traveled widely throughout the United States.
Vasily Grigorievich Sokolovsky-Avtonomov was born in the village of Senkovka in the Poltava Province of Russia on December 31, 1852. His father was a priest in the village. He attended the Poltava Seminary and then advanced on to the Kazan Theological Academy. His studies improved upon his gift for linguistics and music. After graduating from the academy, he was appointed assistant supervisor of the Poltava Ecclesiastical School on July 26, 1878. He was tonsured a monk and given the name Vladimir on September 29, 1878, followed by his ordination to the diaconate on the following October 1, and then to the priesthood on October 3, 1878. Fr. Vladimir led a highly ascetical life, maintaining a strict and sparse vegetarian diet.
On January 14, 1879, Fr. Vladimir was assigned as an assistant to Fr. Nicholas Kasatkin, the future St. Nicholas, Enlightener of Japan. With Fr. Vladimir's proficiency in languages he was assigned as dean of the Russian language school in Tokyo. The language school would become part of the Tokyo Seminary which was to produce many Japanese linguists and scholars.
Upon his return to Russia, Fr. Vladimir was raised to the rank of igumen in 1884 and then appointed to the faculty of the Kholm Seminary on June 9, 1886. A year later on August 13, 1887, he was raised to archimandrite and appointed inspector of the Khom Seminary. On December 20, 1887, Fr. Vladimir was consecrated to the episcopacy in St Petersburg, Russia, with his first assignment as the ruling hierarch of the Diocese of the Aleutian Islands and Alaska. Bp. Vladimir arrived in San Francisco in March 1888 accompanied by eighteen students and five coworkers of Bp. Vladimir from the Kholm Seminary, who all were eager to help in the work of the mission. With Bp. Vladimir's arrival the diocese once again had a ruling hierarch who was resident in North America. The previous ruling bishop, Bp. Nestor (Zakkis), was not replaced after is death at sea in 1882.
Using his gift of languages and music, Bp. Vladimir produced musical arrangements for his translations into English of the liturgical texts that the San Francisco cathedral choir sang during the church services. The liturgical services thus attracted many people, resulting in the need for a larger cathedral in San Francisco.
As the decade ended, Bp. Vladimir became cognizant of the strains that had developed among the Slavic emigrants who were members of the Unia from the Austro-Hungarian Empire. In late 1890, he met with a group from Minneapolis, Minnesota led by Fr. Alexis Toth, the future St. Alexis of Wilkes-Barre. On March 25, 1891, Fr. Alexis and his parish were received back into the Orthodox Church by Bp. Vladimir, starting the movement that was to continued for several decades. In his search for Orthodox communities to lead back to Orthodoxy Bp. Vladimir traveled widely, crossing the continent three times in his efforts.
Bp. Vladimir's tenure as bishop of the North American diocese was cut short when he was assigned on June 8, 1891 as Bishop of Ostrogozhsk, an auxiliary of the Voronezh Diocese. It was October before he departed from North America for his new position. Later, from December 22, 1896, he was assigned ruling hierarch of the Diocese of Orenburg and the Urals, and from November 26, 1903 he was the ruling bishop of the Diocese of Yekateriniberg and Irbit. Due to illness, Bp. Vladimir was granted retirement on March 18, 1910 from active episcopal duties, but was appointed abbot of the Andronikov Monastery in Moscow.
In 1921, Patriarch Tikhon raised Bp. Vladimir to the rank of archbishop and appointed him as the ruling hierarch of Yekaterinoslav (now Dnipropetrovsk, Ukraine). But, the turmoil of the Bolshevik takeover of Russia prevented him from reaching his diocese, and he remained in Moscow. He became associated briefly in 1926 with the Gregorian schism in the Russian Church, but quickly repented and returned to the canonical church. Isolated in Soviet Russia and suffering utter poverty, Abp. Vladimir died on November 27, 1931 and was buried next to the altar of the All Saints Church in the Moscow suburbs where he had been serving.
Throughout his career, Abp. Vladimir sought to improve the quality of liturgical singing. In his writing, he concentrated on refuting Roman Catholic teachings and on missionary activities of the Russian church, with emphasis on the mission to Japan. While in America his fame is centered on his cultural refinement and musical accomplishments, Abp. Vladimir is esteemed in Moscow as an ascetic spiritual elder.
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In our requirement, we would like to search on single field value and want to perform scanning of each record to fetch the desired records. We were planning to use mapreduce because it would execute the map function on each node and run the reducer function on any one node in cluster to achieve the fast result. But, MapReduce is not support by HotRod client.
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Covid PCR Tests for International Travellers
2 June 2021 Administrator Travel
Air Niugini has partnered with International SOS to deliver PCR testing at Jacksons Airport for all passengers departing on Air Niugini flights.
With International SOS having operated in Papua New Guinea for over 28 years and employing more than 400 Papua New Guinean health workers, Air Niugini believes they are well placed to support the delivery of this testing program.
PCR testing of all international passengers departing from Port Moresby commenced on the 17th May, following its upgrade from the prior Rapid Antigen testing. Now that we have two weeks of evidence of effective implementation Air Niugini advises this test at time of check-in is considered to meet the requirement to have a COVID test within 72 hours of international travel.
There is no longer a requirement for passengers to take an earlier, separate COVID test at other locations away from the airport – the COVID test which is taken at the airport, prior to check-in is sufficient.The PCR test at the time of check-in is the GeneXpert PCR test.
Passengers are reminded that a small number of countries (such as Japan and China) require a specific type of PCR test to be taken, and should consult with their travel agent to confirm whether the test at the airport complies with the requirements of their country of destination.
For PX 001/PX 003 to Australia, COVID testing at the international terminal commences 4 hours before scheduled departure time.
For all flights to Asia, and PX 4005 to Australia, COVID testing at the international terminal commences 5 hours before scheduled departure time. Access to testing closes 2 hours before scheduled departure time for all flights, and is free of charge.
The testing facility is located in the small car park between the international terminal and the airport plaza.A small number of passengers planning to travel have recovered from COVID and are no longer infectious. However due to virus shedding they continue to test positive with the PCR test. For travel to Australia, the documents required for travel are accessible at https://www.health.gov.au/…/coronavirus-covid-19-faqs…
For passengers travelling to all other international destinations, Air Niugini requires a letter from their country of final destination approving uplift, and also where applicable a letter/letters approving uplift from any countries being transited and from the airline they are onwards connecting onto.
This documentation needs to be sent to nocapproval@airniugini.com.pg at least 24 hours prior to planned travel. Air Niugini continues to operate six flights per week to Brisbane, one flight to Sydney, three flights per week to Singapore, twice weekly to Manila, and once weekly to Hong Kong.
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Lock in a great price for Serenata Hostel Coimbra – rated 8.6 by recent guests!
Location, treatment, comfort, value were all outstanding. Our room, called "musica" had a beautiful melody written on the wall which I think was probably fado.
Perfect location, good breakfast and the staff was helpful. Good for a few days.
Great location, just steps away from the major sights like Se Velha, Univerdade de Coimbra, Jardim Botanico. The building has spacious and beautiful interiors, minimalist decorations. Hugo at the reception desk was very kind and helpful. We were allowed to check in much earlier than 3pm.
The location was fantastic and the whole building. Room was ok, clean bathroom, clean sheets and towels, bed very comfy.
The hostel was very well located within walking distance of all points of interest and the train station. The staff was very friendly, the beds comfortable, the facilities were clean and the breakfast was good.
We stayed in the family room with a private bathroom. It was pretty, clean and comfortable. Definitely a lot nicer than I would have expected from a hostel. The building is historic but renovated and well maintained. A grand, beautiful staircase winds its way up to the top floor. Friendly, English-speaking staff offered great recommendations from where to park the car to where to get food on a Sunday night! Basic breakfast was included. Great location - steps away from the university. BTW, driving in old Coimbra is not for the faint of heart! Steep, winding, and very narrow, cobblestone streets were not made for cars.
Beautiful building (a true gem) in a charismatic old town. Impressed by property and the surroundings. Hostel bar with tap beers at 1€.
Very well run, right in the heart of a beautiful city. The decoration on each floor is really cool and shows serious Portuguese pride.
One of our best sellers in Coimbra! Coimbra's Serenata Hostel features unique hand-painted wall murals, a grand wooden-carved staircase and original marble decorations. Rooms or dormitories are individually decorated and some overlook the Old Cathedral (Sé Velha).
The themed accommodations includes a seating area with modern furniture and air conditioning. Some have a flat-screen TV and a private bathroom. Dorms include reading lights, lockers, bed linen and access to shared bathroom facilities.
A daily buffet breakfast is served in the dining room and there is a fully equipped kitchen for self-catering. Many bars and restaurants are located within a 2-minute walk from Serenata.
Guests have the use of 2 common lounges that include a library, flat-screen TV or games. There is a chic bar and free Wi-Fi internet is available throughout the hostel. The building where the hostel is sited, dates back to the early 20th century and was fully renovated. The historical unit was once the Bissaya Barreto maternity and after that, it was turned into the Coimbra Music Conservatory.
Located in the heart of Coimbra, at UNESCO World Heritage Largo da Sé Velha, Serenata Hostel is a 5-minute walk from the train station and 10-minute walk from the bus station. The University of Coimbra and city's biggest historical attraction, Sé Velha Old Cathedral, are a 1-minute walk.
When would you like to stay at Serenata Hostel Coimbra?
This spacious, air-conditioned dormitory features mural paintings, individual lockers with key and wooden floors. There are shared bathroom facilities.
This spacious, air-conditioned dormitory features view of the old Cathedral and an ornate ceiling. There is a seating area and shared bathroom facilities.
This spacious, air-conditioned dormitory features a view of the old Cathedral and an ornate ceiling. There is a seating area and shared bathroom facilities.
This air-conditioned room features hand-painted murals, a small seating area with cable TV and a shared bathroom.
This air-conditioned room has hand-painted murals and includes bunk beds, a flat-screen TV and private bathroom with a shower.
These air-conditioned rooms have balconies overlooking the old cathedral. They feature hand-painted murals and are decorated with colorful wallpaper.
There is a small seating area with a flat-screen TV and a shared bathroom.
This air-conditioned room has a seating area with modern furniture.
This air-conditioned room includes a desk and seats.
This air-conditioned room includes a desk and seats. It includes access to the shared bathroom.
This family room features air conditioning, patio and kitchen.
This room has 4 single beds, air conditioning and acess to a shared bathroom.
House Rules Serenata Hostel Coimbra takes special requests – add in the next step!
Serenata Hostel Coimbra accepts these cards and reserves the right to temporarily hold an amount prior to arrival.
Please note that a security deposit of EUR 5 will be charged at check-in for each room key. This amount will be refunded at check-out if no damages are made to the property.
Please inform Serenata Hostel Coimbra of your expected arrival time in advance. You can use the Special Requests box when booking, or contact the property directly using the contact details in your confirmation.
Room was big but the room design was quite strange. I felt not very comfortable at room in terms of lighting and ventilation. There was a bar located beside hotel with loud music throughout the night. Although sound isolation of room was quite good, I could still hear music until I put my earplug on.
The hostel is quite near to the coimbra University and staff are cheerful.
The kitchen closed too early in the night.
It was very cozy and pretty. Staff were very nice.
Lovely place! Hostel with palace-like feel. Great starting point for sightseeing and perfect for chilling after long day.
Finding how to get there by car was a challenge that our navigation system could not quite meet. Once I had a good map, no problem. Would be great if they could send something with a map in advance.
The location was prime. It was a close (but uphill!) walk to museums and the university. I asked about Fado concerts and the receptionist told me about a cafe where I could go to hear Fado for free. I went to the cafe he mentioned the first night and then paid to hear Fado the second night of my stay. The building is gorgeous.
double room: It looks different on photos. The bathroom didn't feel very private (there were no actual doors).
Amazing location, very nice staff, good breakfast.
Bathroommirror was dirty when we arrived, weird smell in the rooms, bar was open but they did not even have beer, only port wine. Breakfast was very basic. Not worth 50€ per night.
The location is very good. Close to university and next to cathedral. The room was very nice and there were plenty of bathrooms available. The decor was of very good taste. The staff was helpful when we requested. Our stay was very comfortable as a whole.
The bed was really comfy, the room was big and well decorated. The bathroom was all clean too, with comfortable showers. The breakfast was really nice too for something that was included in the price. I really liked the hostel and would stay there again.
The staff was extremely kind and helpfull. I sent an email few hours before my arrival, asking if it was possible to do the check in earlier ans they had the room ready at my arrival! The location is perfect, the room was big and clean, can't suggest more!
Roof in room was a bit low. Shower doors made of frosted glass so a bit see-through.
Very yummy breakfast, good variety of foods. TV in the room.


At the age of nine years old, Mr. Bholi Pharaka (assumed name) was sent to work in Kathmandu to provide for his family. In the household that employed him, he was subjected to forced labour and daily abuse. When he was fourteen he finally managed to flee this nightmare, only to be arbitrarily arrested, detained and tortured by Nepalese police officers. Since then, Mr. Pharaka and his family have relentlessly sought justice, but to date no one has been prosecuted for these crimes, nor was the victim granted any form of reparation. In May 2016, TRIAL submitted a complaint on behalf of Mr. Pharaka before the United Nations Human Rights Committee, aiming at finally obtaining justice and redress.
Born in an extremely poor family, Mr. Bholi Pharaka had no choice but to start working at the age of nine. He was sent to work as a domestic help for an Army officer in Kathmandu. This already illegal situation turned into an inhumane one when Mr. Pharaka started being subjected to physical and psychological abuse by his employers and was forbidden to leave the house at any time. When he eventually managed to escape in 2012, his employer accused him of stealing gold and other valuables. Following this false accusation, the victim was arbitrarily arrested and detained at the Metropolitan Police Range in Hanumandhoka, Kathmandu.
During his detention, Mr. Pharaka was held in a filthy and overcrowded room, together with adults. Police officers would torture him every day to make him "confess" his theft: punches, beatings with plastic pipes, electrocutions and submission to falanga (beatings with a stick on the bare soles of the feet). Eventually, the victim was forced to sign documents without even being allowed to read them first. He only found out later than he had signed a "confession" acknowledging his involvement in the alleged theft.
Even after his "confession" and in spite of two court's orders, Mr. Pharaka remained in prison for months because his family could not afford to pay his bail. Only on 25 June 2013 was he finally released, following a Supreme Court ruling recognizing the arbitrariness of his detention and ordering his release.
On the basis of the "confession" extorted from Mr. Pharaka, on 10 June 2014 the Kathmandu District Court found him guilty of theft and sentenced him to one month in jail. However, he had already spent nine months and nineteen days in arbitrary detention.
Even today, Mr. Pharaka suffers from the trauma of his time in detention, including sleeping disorders, nightmares and depression. He was forced to leave school and start working again to support his family.
Mr. Pharaka and his family repeatedly reported his detention conditions and the torture he was subjected to Nepalese authorities, to no avail. At best the latter ignored their claims, and they even sometimes refused to register their complaints altogether. This lenient behavior was facilitated by the seriously flawed domestic legislation regarding torture and forced labour. As a result, no one has yet been prosecuted and sanctioned and Mr. Pharaka has received no compensation for the harm suffered.
Having exhausted all domestic remedies and with the help of TRIAL, Mr. Bholi Pharaka turned to the United Nations Human Rights Committee (HRC) in May 2016. The case is currently pending.
To find Mr. Bholi Pharaka a victim of a violation of Arts. 7 (prohibition of torture) and 10 (right to humane treatment), in conjunction with Art. 24, para. 1 (obligation to adopt special measures of protection for minors) of the International Covenant on Civil and Political Rights. In fact, he was tortured and held in inhumane conditions with the aim of extracting a confession from him. Those facts were further aggravated by the fact that the victim was a minor when these events took place and was as such entitled to special protection, which Nepal failed to adopt.
To find that Arts. 7 and 10 have also been violated in conjunction with 2, para. 3 (right to an effective remedy), and 24, para. 1, of the same Covenant, due to the failure of Nepalese authorities to conduct an effective investigation into Mr. Pharaka's allegations, to prosecute and sanction the perpetrators and to provide reparation to the victim. These violations are aggravated by the fact that Nepal failed to afford Mr. Pharaka the special protection he was entitled to as a minor.
To find that Art. 7 has also been violated in conjunction with Art. 2, para. 2 (obligation to adopt legislative measures), of the Covenant. In fact, Nepalese authorities failed to adopt legislative measures preventing and sanctioning torture and to provide reparation to the victim including guarantees of non-repetition.
To find that Art. 9, paras. 1, 2, 3 and 5 (right to personal liberty), has been violated in conjunction with Arts. 2, para. 3, and 24, para. 1, of the Covenant because Mr. Pharaka was subjected to arbitrary arrest and detention and Nepalese authorities failed to investigate these allegations and act accordingly – falling doubly short of their international obligations since the victim was a minor then and should have been accorded extra protection.
To find that Art. 14, paras, 2, 3(a), 3(b) and 3(g) (right to fair trial), has been violated in conjunction with Art. 24, para. 1, of the Covenant. In fact, Mr. Pharaka's trial was unfair in several respects: he was not presumed innocent, was not informed of the charges against him, did not have time and facilities for the preparation of his defense and was compelled to testify against himself. These violations are aggravated by the fact that Nepal failed to afford Mr. Pharaka the special protection he was entitled to as a minor.
To find that Art. 8, para. 3(a) (prohibition of forced labor), was violated in conjunction with Arts. 2, para. 3, and 24, para. 1, of the Covenant, since Nepalese authorities failed to adopt the necessary measures to protect him from child and forced labor. Once it happened, they failed to conduct an investigation leading to the prosecution and sanction of those responsible. Finally, Nepalese authorities did not adequately redress Mr. Pharaka. All these violations are further aggravated by the fact that Mr. Pharaka should have been, as a minor, under special protection.
To request Nepal to investigate, prosecute and sanction those responsible for Mr. Pharak's torture proportionally to the extreme gravity of the crime; and to ensure that the victim receives integral reparation, including restitution, rehabilitation, satisfaction and guarantees of non-repetition.
The use of arbitrary detention and torture, especially against minors, is widespread and systematic in Nepal, and perpetrators usually enjoy complete impunity. Most acts of torture appear to be committed in cases of theft – likely due to the fact that in those cases, police officers are under significant pressure to arrest the culprit and locate stolen items. Police officers and other State agents accused of torture are not prosecuted and sanctioned, a climate of impunity fostered by flawed legislation.
Impunity also applies to child and forced labour. In spite of being formally prohibited, they remain alarmingly common practices across the country, affecting mostly the children of marginalized and vulnerable groups. The Nepalese authorities do very little to prevent or sanction this heinous phenomenon.
Finally, detention facilities in Nepal are notorious for their incarceration conditions, which fall well short of international standards for adults – let alone for minors.


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Henry Kissinger Is Worried About 'Disequilibrium'
The 99-year-old former secretary of state has just published a book on leadership and sees a dangerous lack of strategic purpose in U.S. foreign policy
Henry Kissinger at his midtown Manhattan office in July. VIDEO: NATHANIEL BROWN FOR THE WALL STREET JOURNAL
By Laura Secor
Aug. 12, 2022 1:27 pm ET
At 99 years old, Henry Kissinger has just published his 19th book, "Leadership: Six Studies in World Strategy." It is an analysis of the vision and historical achievements of an idiosyncratic pantheon of post-World War II leaders: Konrad Adenauer, Charles DeGaulle, Richard Nixon, Anwar Sadat, Lee Kuan-Yew and Margaret Thatcher.
In the 1950s, "before I was involved in politics," Mr. Kissinger tells me in his midtown Manhattan office on a steamy day in July, "my plan was to write a book about the making of peace and the ending of peace in the 19th century, starting with the Congress of Vienna, and that turned into a book, and then I had about a third of a book written on Bismarck, and it was going to end with the outbreak of World War I." The new book, he says, "is a kind of continuation. It's not just a contemporary reflection."
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Women's Youth World Championships, Belgrade, Day 3 — Match Reports
Wednesday in Belgrade marked the last day of the preliminary phase of the 4th World Women's Youth Water Polo Championships, a day filled with exciting matches and uncertainty for the spectators. It was a decisive day for the teams taking the lead of their respective group. Teams advanced to the quarterfinals.
Three of Wednesday's games directly decided on the group winners and all three matches did not disappoint in quality. The United States has defeated Hungary by only one goal, in the match where the Hungarians in the last minute hit the crossbar twice!
The Netherlands defeated Russia with two goals advantage, although only three minutes before the end the result was equalized (12:12). Finally, a brilliant match for the first place in Group B was played between Greece and Australia.
However, games between Canada and Serbia, as well as Uzbekistan and Brazil were also very interesting.
After finishing the preliminary phase of the competition, the national teams of the USA, the Netherlands, Spain, and Greece make it to the next phase.
Follow the live score and standings!
Group C: Kazakhstan v Argentina 11:8
Quarters: 4:2, 4:3, 0:2, 3:1
Shots:
KAZ: 11 – 33
ARG: 8 – 27
Extrawomen:
KAZ: 3 – 6
MVP: Viktorya Khirtankova
Few people could believe after the first 12 minutes for such excitement in this game. Kazakhstan had their game under control and lead comfortably 7: 2. Then Argentina started to play their best game so far in Belgrade. Tamagnone and colleagues made it back to on goal difference, it was 7:8, 8:9 for Kazakhstan when Kairollayeva made an encounter in favor of the better team.
Group C: Hungary v USA 7:8
HUN: 7 – 29
USA: 8 – 28
Penalties:
HUN: 1 – 1
USA: 0 – 1
MVP: Abrielle Hill
Derby and probably the best match of the day, maybe even the best one after the first three competition days in Belgrade.
It was an excellent game for both teams, dynamic with highly educated players. In the first quarter only one goal was scored, Rybanska for Hungary. In the other eight minutes, the fight kicked-off. The two excellent players Weber and O'Shea scored two goals to equalize 3:3. After the second quarter, the result was 4:4. The fall of Hungary began in the third period. Abrielle Hill scored twice for USA (extra women situation and counter attack) for an American lead 6:4 and 7:5. The drama began with Petovara and Ruban, five minutes before when the Hungarian players Petovari and Rybanska scored for 7:7. The decisive goal for the victory of the United States was scored by Valeria Ayala 3.54 minutes by the end. In the last minute of the match, Berta Farago hit a crossbar, same as Morika Pap in the last second of a match!
Group D: New Zealand v South Africa 11:5
NZL: 11 – 28
RSA: 5 – 20
NZL: 4 – 8
RSA: 0 – 6
RSA: –
MVP: Morgan Mc Dowall
The great effort of the South Africans led to an honorable defeat. New Zealand is a much stronger team and deserved to go for higher ranking positions.
Group D: Netherlands v Russia 15:13
NED: 15 – 37
RUS: 13 – 30
NED: 5 – 10
RUS: 1 – 5
MVP: Lieke Rogge
Wonderful performance by two great teams, with in total 67 shots per goal. The Dutch started great, 3:0 after three minutes. Russia then consolidated, and until half-time they came, on three occasions, to only one goal down (4:3, 5:4, 6:5 for Netherland). Less than two minutes before the end of the second quarter Nina Ten Broek scored for a 7:5 Dutch lead. The Netherlands had a lead throughout the third period and at the end of this quarter, it was 11:8 for the Netherlands. The full excitement began in the final eight minutes. Russia by three goals in a row returned five minutes before the end of the game (12:12). But, it was also the end of the Russians for this match. In the next 150 second, the Dutch players scored three goals in a row which was unachievable for Russia. Netherlands won a match and positioned number 1 in their group (D) of the preliminary phase of the World Championship.
Group A: Spain v Italy 13:6
ESP: 13 – 28
ITA: 6 – 28
ESP: 4 – 10
ESP: 2 – 2
ITA: 2 – 2
MVP: Alejandra Aznar
Spain showed once more on Day 3 that they have a team ready for a medal in Belgrade. In the first two quarters, they were far better than the Italians. Effective action, nice shots and convincing leadership 8:2. After relaxing in the third quarter, in last eight minutes the Spanish players showed again that they were the best team in group A.
Group A: Canada v Serbia 10:8
CAN: 10 – 24
SRB: 8 – 35
CAN: 10 – 2
SRB: 12 – 1
CAN: –
SRB: –
MVP: Apryl Gonzalez
After the first two equal quarters, Canada in the third part took advantage of the nervousness of the Serbian team and by four goals in a row, gain a big advantage of 8:4. The result did not change until 4.30 minutes by the end of the match. Now Serbia scored 4 goals in only three minutes and equalized to 8:8. However, in the last 70 seconds, Canada scored two goals (Gonzalez and Carroll). Enough for a Canadians victory.
Group B: Uzbekistan v Brazil 9:9
UZB: 9 – 32
BRA: 9 – 25
UZB: –
BRA: –
MVP: Madinabonu Shermatova
During full three-quarters, Brazil was a much better rival, but in last 8 minutes team of Uzbekistan played extraordinarily well. They scored five goals and were able to completely reverse the result. In the end, with great luck, Brazil saved one point.
Group B: Greece v Australia 9:9
GRE: 9 – 27
AUS: 9 – 31
GRE: 0 – 8
AUS: 1 – 5
AUS: –
MVP: Matlinda Kearns
After a draw against Australia, the Greek took the lead of group B by only one goal in a total goal-difference. The absolute curiosity of the match was even three missed penalty shots of Greece and incredible 0-8 by the extrawomen situation! On the other side, Australia didn't lead at all, but they deserved a draw or one point.
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Christina Tsoukala (left) scored 7 goals for Greece Photo: lalex.k/Total Waterpolo
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University research team develops highly stable long-life secondary battery materials for EVs and ESSs
Park Sae-jin Reporter(swatchsjp@ajunews.com) | Posted : December 6, 2022, 16:29 | Updated : December 6, 2022, 17:00
[Courtesy of Sungkyunkwan University]
SEOUL -- A university research team has developed highly stable and high-capacity secondary battery materials that are ideal for high-performance devices such as electric vehicles and energy storage systems. Instead of lithium, the research team used zinc-aluminum alloy and a hybrid aluminum-ion solution for electrolytes.
Normally, high-performance batteries are mainly made of lithium and a liquid electrolyte. Because lithium is an expensive and volatile metal, all lithium-ion batteries expose the danger of combustion. However, rare metals are favored because of their high energy density. Water-based electrolytes are cheap to make and have high ion transfer rates but their drawback is hydrogen gas diffusion and layer passivation.
According to the National Research Foundation, a research team led by Sungkyunkwan University Professor Park Ho-seok has developed new materials for anodes and electrolytes. Researchers first created the aluminum-ion electrolyte and developed zinc-aluminum alloy anodes to trigger highly reversible metal alloy phase changes.
Through tests, researchers found that zinc-aluminum alloy anodes had a lifespan of more than seven thousand hours, which is much longer than that of conventional anodes made of other materials including zinc, aluminum, and other alloys. "This research has a great meaning as we were able to acquire core technology to solve issues commonly experienced by lithium-ion batteries like the stability and price while increasing the total energy density," Park said in a statement on December 6.
Park Sae-jin Reporter email : swatchsjp@ajunews.com
State institute partners with Samsung SDI to set up incubation course for battery researchers
Chemical material maker Kumyang to build secondary battery plant in southern port city
SK's battery-making wing partners with prominent universities to develop solid-state batteries
Firefighters test various tactics against EV battery fire through simulated drill


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Una bibliografia web (el sufix -grafia prové del verb del Grec antic γράφω gráphō, "escriure") és una llista de pàgines web sobre un mateix assumpte. En altres llengües es diferencia si la llista inclou només pàgines web d'articles acadèmics (webography) o bé de tot tipus (webliography), però en català una paraula inclou els dos significats. Al principi de l'ús d'internet les llistes d'enllaços web eren importants perquè els cercadors no s'havien desenvolupat prou.

Exemples representatius
 Outcome based analysis Webography Institute of Museum and Library Services (IMLS).
 Jürgen Habermas Webography Universitat de Michigan
 Western Civilization Webography Project Universitat George Mason
 Selected Folklife and Oral History in Education Webography Biblioteca del Congrés (Abdul Satar Ahmadzai)

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Bibliometria
World Wide Web


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Upland Resources Limited (LSE: UPL), the oil and gas company actively building a portfolio of attractive upstream assets in Tunisia, South-East Asia and the UK, announces that Dr. Stephen Staley, Chief Executive Officer of the Company, has resigned with immediate effect for personal reasons. Until further notice, Mr. Christopher Pitman, Director, will succeed Dr. Staley as interim CEO.
Mr Christopher Pitman has held chief executive and president roles within both privately and publicly owned entrepreneurial oil companies (Surestream Petroleum and Zarara Energy) and international service companies (Petroleum Geo-Services and Schlumberger). He is a petroleum geologist with over 35 years international exploration and production experience providing him with a unique and in-depth knowledge of the petroleum systems in the Asia-Pacific (APAC) and the Middle East-Africa regions (MEA).
Mr Pitman has a significant track record of leading campaigns to open up new emerging petroleum plays both through high impact exploration and with the application of technology to existing petroleum discoveries which has given him a unique insight into negotiating new licences and production contracts at the highest government levels. He has consistently provided both asset and corporate growth opportunities and raised substantial project funding through farm-outs, equity finance, risk sharing and reserve based lending.
Christopher Pitman, interim CEO of Upland, commented:
"I look forward to leading Upland over this interim period and intend to work with my contacts in South East Asia with a view to securing additional valuable new opportunities for the Company. We have already identified opportunities to progress with strategic partnerships involving the re-development of proven fields which are presently uneconomic for their current operators. I am also very excited about Upland's existing projects in Tunisia, Sarawak and the UK North Sea and look forward to progressing these areas over the next few months and to updating shareholders on progress".
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Q: Attempting to access data after fetching with custom hook not working I had a basic useFetch hook implementation that defined a fetchData function which would setData to some JSON if successful, then I would called it on useEffect with no dependencies and the hook returned the stateful data value. I found that this was not ideal, because I wanted to fetch things dynamically on events.
So Instead, I changed the useFetch hook to simply return the fetchData function reference along with the data, and no longer call fetchData inside the hook.
const useFetch = () => {
  const [data, setData] = useState([]);
  const fetchData = async (url) => {
    try {
      const response = await fetch(url);
      if (response.ok) {
        const jsonData = await response.json();
        setData(jsonData);
      } else {
        throw new Error(response.status);
      }
    } catch (err) {
      console.error(err);
    }
  };
  return { fetchData, data };
};

This however introduced problems where I use this hook. I've never used this pattern before so I don't really know what I'm doing, but I'm unable to do stuff with the data value after calling the fetch function. Here's basically how I'm using the hook in another functional component:
  const [displayedItems, setDisplayedItems] = useState([]);

  const { fetchData, data } = useFetch();

  useEffect(() => {
    fetchData(urlGoesHere);
  }, []);

  useEffect(() => {
    setDisplayedItems(data);
    console.log(displayedItems);
  }, [data]);

This is ugly, and it doesn't work. I tried putting them all in one useEffect, but that also doesn't work. Sometimes, when I live reload in CRA, I can see data being logged, but typically when my page loads, data just stays undefined. So I basically created another problem by changing useFetch from actually using the fetch function (which has the downside of not being able to be called in my regular functions and event callbacks), and now I can't seem to even render anything.
I'm pretty new to React and async stuff so I'd appreciate a response that takes that into consideration. If there's a much better pattern for the kind of thing I'm trying to do, I'd love to hear it, but I'd like to keep it in vanilla react land, so no libraries, etc. Again, the reason I'm returning a reference to the fetch function is because I want to be able to use it in callbacks and stuff.
Thanks all!
Edit: It sort of works if I check for the truthiness of data in the second useEffect, but anyhow, can this implementation be better?
      useEffect(() => {
        fetchData(urlGoesHere);
      }, []);

      useEffect(() => {
        if (data) {
           setDisplayedItems(data);
           console.log(displayedItems);
        }
      }, [data]);

Does this mean I have to use 2 whole useEffects every time I want to fetch something on load?

A: You can return more properties than just the data from the hook in order to help you make an informed choice about what and when to render. A common pattern in many simple useFetch hooks like the one you've asked about is to return data, error, and isLoading, so that you can declaratively render the UI you intend to based on a combination of those states, still eagerly fetching the data after the component first renders.
If you need more control over when the data is fetched (e.g. you mentioned in reaction to an "event"), just use the hook in a child component, and conditionally render that child component based on your "event". Below is a typical example of a simplistic useFetch hook (which you can see working in the code snippet):

Here's a link to just the hook in the TypeScript Playground, which you can use to access and copy the transpiled JavaScript if you can't or don't want to use TypeScript.

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Representatives of MPAC, the Muslim Public Affairs Council, said at a June 20 forum on Capitol Hill, that they are concerned with what they see as Islamophobia sweeping the country.
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In the United States, as in many other countries, freight transportation accounts for nearly a third of all the greenhouse gas emissions emitted by the transportation industry at large. Some major companies like Amazon have been investing a lot of money into technology that may offset some of this environmental cost. This includes software that streamlines and optimizes a delivery truck's route, investments into transitioning towards an electric fleet, considering the use of bicycles, and, last but not least, drones.
There are many things that make drones fantastic for last-mile delivery (i.e. from the nearest transportation hub to the consumer). They're faster, more reliable, and cheaper than traditional delivery methods, especially since they can be entirely autonomous. Concerning their environmental impact, drones are light-years ahead of any other delivery method.
According to a new study out of Carnegie Mellon University, drones carrying small parcels emit 84% less greenhouse gas emissions than a diesel truck while also using 94% less energy.
Are drones the future of last-mile delivery?
Drone delivery is by no means common and it may take a while before you see swarms of quadcopters whizzing past suburban chimneys. But, as in other areas of life, such as remote work, drone deliveries saw a surge during the COVID-19 pandemic as people found the prospect of not interacting with a living creature while a deadly virus ran amok outside quite appealing.
Over the past three years, there have been over 660,000 commercial drone deliveries to customers, not including the countless test flights to develop and prove the technology. McKinsey estimates that more than 2,000 drone deliveries are carried out each day worldwide, with growth rates accelerating every week. The year 2022 could be closed with 1.5 million deliveries, says the market research company.
The rise in the popularity of drone deliveries prompted the researchers at Carnegie Mellon University to measure their energy consumption and greenhouse gas emissions. To this aim, they employed small quadcopter drones carrying packages weighing no more than half a kilogram to a single destination, such as the customer's home.
The quadcopters were operated at varying distances and speeds ranging from 9 to 26 miles per hour. After the drones' nearly 200 delivery flights were completed, the researchers calculated how much energy they used based on the flight logs, and later used that data to compute greenhouse emissions depending on how the electricity powering the batteries was sourced.
Energy consumption and Co2 emissions per package for various forms of transportation. Credit: Patterns.
After comparing the energy consumption and emissions with other forms of transportation, the researchers concluded that drones are orders of magnitude more environmentally-friendly than diesel trucks and vans, and even electric vehicles. The only vehicle that consumed less energy per package than drones was the electric bike.
"We show the impact of the cruise speed and payload mass on the drone's range, provide generalizable coefficients for others to estimate drone energy use, and show that the energy per package delivered by drones can be up to 94% lower than conventional transportation modes," the researchers noted in their study appearing in the journal Patterns.
Carbon emissions for 0.5 kg package delivery over a 2-kilometer distance for various regions depending on the carbon intensity of the local electricity grid. Credit: Patterns.
It may seem like the future of last-mile home delivery belongs to drones, but while they are vastly more environmentally friendly than most other options, drones have their own practical limitations. Drones can't exactly open mailboxes and backyards tend to have obstacles and nosy dogs. Delivering only one package at a time isn't the most efficient thing in the world either. In the future, however, these limitations could be overcome with smarter software and heftier, more powerful drones capable of carrying more load.
In any case, even today, it makes sense to use drones for some single package deliveries, helping to offset some of the energy and carbon emissions pegged to the industry.
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Comedian Timur Batrutdinov called the condition under which Comedy Club Comedy Club may close. His opinion he shared to show blogers Anastasia Ivlieva Agentshow 2.0, the recording is available on YouTube.
According to the comedian, the Comedy Club will cease to exist when its creators and participants will be interested in "re-raise" show "to joke and to do it in the team when it starts in solo sailing to go." Batrutdinov added that he would not want that to happen.
The comedian noted that during the period of transfer there were many periods of crisis, however, the Comedy Club has coped with the problems, including due to the fact that the show has new people, and the old-timers were changing the format of jokes. "Twenty years from "Russian ass" more organically, and when out a grown man, it must be with references to Pushkin as a minimum", — gave the example of a comedian.
Batrutdinov also remembered that when the Comedy Club was created, no one would have thought that the show would last that long — for 15 years. According to him, they expected that the program will be popular within a maximum of five years.
At the end of may 2019 became aware of the fact that the Batrutdinov and singer and TV presenter Olga Buzova will be the protagonists of the new project of TV channel TNT, which will look for each other the second half.
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Tejas Bhojraj - Quantum Kolmogorov Complexity.
Abstract: We define a notion of quantum Kolmogorov complexity and relate it to quantum Solovay and quantum Schnorr randomness.
Josiah Jacobsen-Grocott - A Characterization of Strongly $\eta$-Representable Degrees.
Abstract: $\eta$-representations are a way of coding sets in computable linear orders that were first introduced by Fellner in his PhD thesis. Limitwise monotonic functions have been used to characterize the sets with $\eta$-representations as well as the sets with subclasses of $\eta$-representations except for the case of sets with strong $\eta$-representations, the only class where the order type of the representation is unique.
We introduce the notion of a connected approximation of a set, a variation on $\Sigma^0_2$ approximations. We use connected approximations to give a characterization of the degrees with strong $\eta$-representations as well new characterizations of the subclasses of $\eta$-representations with known characterizations.
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Abstract: Sheaf theory deals in part with the behavior of functions on a small open neighborhood of a point. As one chooses smaller and smaller open neighborhoods around a point, one gets closer to the limit - the "germ" of the function of the point. The relationship between the "finite approximation" (the function's behavior on a small, but not infinitesimal, neighborhood) and the "limit" (its infinitesimal behavior) is akin to the concept of reasoning with finite approximations that underlies forcing. Indeed, there is a natural forcing language that arises in sheaf theory - this is somewhat unsurprising as at a purely formal level, a sheaf is almost identical as a data structure to a Kripke model. We will demonstrate the applicability of this forcing language by giving a Los's theorem for sheaves of models.
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Title: Algebraic logic and algebraizable logics
Abstract: Arguably the oldest theme in what we would recognize as "mathematical logic" is the algebraic interpretation of logic, the most famous example of this being the connection between (classical) propositional logic and Boolean algebras. But underlying the subject of algebraic logic is the implicit assumption that many logical systems are "satisfyingly" interpreted as algebraic structures. This naturally hints at a question, which to my knowledge went unasked for a surprisingly long time: when does a logic admit a "nice algebraic interpretation?"
Perhaps surprisingly, this is actually a question which can be made precise enough to treat with interesting results. I'll sketch what is probably the first serious result along these lines, due to Blok and Pigozzi, and then say a bit about where this aspect of algebraic logic has gone from there.
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A 24-year-old Taiwanese hacker named Chang Chi-yuan has posted on his Facebook page that he'll begin a hack to delete Mark Zuckerberg's Facebook page this Sunday at 6 p.m. local (Taiwanese) time, reports Bloomberg. Chi-yuan is a self-proclaimed bug bounty hunter who says he's previously carried out successful hacks on Telsa and Apple. He says he plans to live-stream the attack on Facebook no less.
Announcing the upcoming hack on Zuck's Facebook page, Chi-yuan said, "Broadcasting the deletion of FB founder Zuck's account. Scheduled to go live." The hacker has reportedly been sued before for his exploits after hacking into a Taiwanese bus operator's systems, which enabled him to buy a bus ticket for just 3¢.
We've reached out to Facebook for comment on Chi-yuan's upcoming hack and will update this post if we hear back.


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Q: C++ Accessing member of nested object via pointers For reasons of speed, I've been using pointers to pass around objects. However, when I try to access a member variable of an object within an object, my program keeps crashing. Is there something I'm not getting?
/*
ClassA
 - ObjectB
   --Member X
*/

class A
{
   int x;
}

class B
{
   A* obj; // initialized in constructor
   B();
   func();
}

B::B(std::vector<A> vectorA)
{
   this->obj = &(vectorA.at(0))
}

B::func()
{
   A* pointerA = this->obj
   std::cout << pointerA->x << std::endl; // causes crash
}

A: You are missing a semi colon
         A* pointerA = this->obj;

Fix that
class A
{
  int x;
};

You are missing a semicolon in this one too.
Errors that I got:
11:9: error: ISO C++ forbids declaration of 'func' with no type [-fpermissive]
8:1: error: new types may not be defined in a return type
8:1: note: (perhaps a semicolon is missing after the definition of 'B')
14:1: error: prototype for 'B B::func()' does not match any in class 'B'
11:4: error: candidate is: int B::func()
Fix those first.

A: An earlier poster, that deleted their comment correctly pointed out that the vector passed to my constructor wasn't by reference and therefore was destroyed leaving the pointer dangling.

B::B(std::vector vectorA)

should be

B::B(std::vector &vectorA)

Thank you kind stranger!

A: Like @user4581301 pointed out: this->obj = &(vectorA.at(0)) is awesomely dangerous. So much so that the pointer dangles as soon as the function exits.
With the function signature B::B(std::vector<A> vectorA) your function will create a copy of the vector you pass into it, which gets destroyed when the function exits. This means that the pointer you just created is dangling.
I think you meant to do something like:
B::B(std::vector<A> &vectorA)

This way the vector you're using inside the function is actually the same as the one you pass as an argument. That way the pointer is valid as long as the vector you pass in is not destroyed (or resized like pointed out).


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Globaltrans' corporate governance policies and practices are designed to ensure that the Group upholds its responsibilities to shareholders and other stakeholders. This key principle is promoted and applied across all levels of the Group in order to establish effective and transparent corporate governance. To that end, Globaltrans' Board of Directors adopted the Company's Code of Corporate Governance (based on the principles of the UK Corporate Governance Code), guaranteeing that the interests of all shareholders are given due consideration.
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The General Meeting of Shareholders is the highest governing body of the Company. According to the Articles of Association, the Company shall in each year hold an annual general meeting in addition to any other meetings in that year, and not more than fifteen months shall elapse between one annual general meeting and the next. All general meetings other than the annual general meetings are called extraordinary general meetings.
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According to a real witch.
How do you define "witch," when there are a variety of witches, each with their own rituals and traditions? Some, such as Wiccan, Alexandrian, Dianic, and Druidic witches, are relatively recent additions to the constellation of witchcraft. They may draw on specific aspects of history or embrace solely feminist ideology, like a divine goddess rather than a single god. Others, like Strega or Caledonii witches, have a long history that originated in Scotland and Italy. Then there are the kitchen, hedge, and green witches, who ascribe to "practical magic" and are most concerned with the use of herbal remedies, charms, and cookery — basically essential, everyday magic. Finally, the eclectic witch is one who draws on a number of traditions to form their own unique blend of witchcraft.
I began practicing witchcraft in the liminal space of adolescence, first exploring Wicca with several girlfriends as a small coven, and later landing on an eclectic blend of "practical magic" and pagan traditions. For some people, witchcraft seems to be the perfect middle ground of having faith and not worshipping a masculine deity.
In an age of social media, digital news, and wearable tech, telling friends you're a witch is fortunately no longer an offense likely to get you burned at the stake. Even so, despite how much information is accessible regarding witchcraft, there are still a lot of misconceptions about what exactly it means to be a witch.
There isn't a standard uniform for witches, and while it's absolutely acceptable to wear black from head to toe, there are just as many witches who prefer a sundress and sandals as there are who like black fishnets and velvet.
Popular culture has provided many examples of witches, from Hocus Pocus and Bewitched to The Craft, and in most cases, they get the tools of witchcraft absolutely wrong. Spellbooks and cauldrons are as individual as the witch who uses them, and there's no "Witches Supply Guide" that's delivered by owl when a person decides they're interested in witchcraft. That being said, an owl-powered herbal delivery service would be magical.
The image of women dancing around a fire is one that is seared into the modern mythology surrounding witchcraft, but in truth, witches can practice in a coven, which is "a gathering of witches," or by themselves. Sometimes it's not about forming the biggest circle under a full moon, but just having a good time with other witches.
Many witches follow some variation on the "Three-fold Law," or "Rule of Three," which can be summarized as whatever one puts into the world, be it positive or negative, will be returned three times over. Another way to put it, is if your ultimate aim is malicious, no matter how you frame it, that will win out. Much like putting a nice coat of paint over a rotten chair, it may be hidden, but the wood will eventually break. It's a good principle to keep in mind even if you're not a witch, and an even better reason not to curse someone to come down with a bout of warts or other bad luck.
Some witches are followers of Wicca, which is based on a number of ancient pagan theologies and rituals, while others worship a god, acknowledge a god, or don't believe in god at all. Witchcraft doesn't depend on the worship of a god, goddess, or some combination of the two, which is one reason witches are such a diverse group.
Witchcraft isn't a secret club that only opens its doors to cis, white, and straight women. It's intentions and actions that make a witch, not gender or sexuality. Some feel that men who practice witchcraft should be identified as "warlocks." However, that term has extremely negative connotations among many witches, which stems partly from the word's Old English root, meaning "oathbreaker" or "deceiver," as well as the portrayal of warlocks in popular culture. The resurgence of the word "warlock" remains controversial, as many witches feel this is an attempt to genderize witchcraft, largely by outsiders to the community. It is the decision of a marginalized group to determine how they identify themselves. Therefore, for most witches, anyone practicing witchcraft — be they a woman, man, or any other gender identity — may call themselves a witch.
Despite a long history of being persecuted for worshiping Satan, witches are not "the Devil's Handmaidens," and may or may not even believe in the existence of hell. There is nothing satanic in witchcraft, and although television and movies may not make this distinction, it's essential to understanding the difference between actual witchcraft and fiction.


THIS EVENT IS NOW SOLD OUT!! Unless you've already made prior arrangements to purchase tickets at the door, you will not be able to. The response to this event has been far greater than expected and we will have more people here at the sanctuary before than we ever have at one time, by almost double!! So, we regret that we must close ticket sales at this time. Looking forward to celebrating Let Freedom Ring!!!
Join us in celebrating the 1-year anniversary of the largest known rescue of pigs from a laboratory!! On July 7, 2015 New Life Animal Sanctuary spirited 31 lucky mini-pigs to a Life After Labs®!! This event will honor their first year of LIBERTY and FREEDOM in grand, Independence Day style!
Vegan BBQ ☆ Sanctuary Tours ☆ Fun Games ☆ Raffle Prizes ☆ Special Guests ☆ Watermelon Smashing ☆ More TBA!
This promises to be a very special day with many more surprises in store! We're excited to share the work we've done thus far and our vision for the future! Be part of history by supporting one of only 2 sanctuaries for animals from labs in the world!
We expect this event to sell out so don't hesitate to get your tickets now! Price includes vegan BBQ, non-alcoholic beverages, sanctuary tour/meet the animals, presentations, some games, great compassionate company, a toast to the piggies, lots of fun, and most importantly, the knowledge that you'll be helping support the fabulous, groundbreaking work of New Life Animal Sanctuary!!
Tickets are only $40 for adults and $20 for kids and there are discounted family rates: family of 4 $95, family of 5 $105, family of 6 $115!
Now you can pre-order your beautiful Let Freedom Ring t-shirts or tank top, commemorating this momentous celebration and the historical No Pig Left Behind rescue today!! Quantities will be extremely limited so be sure to reserve yours in advance by selecting the option below or sending $20 ($10 for kids) via PayPal: donations@newlifeanimalsanctuary.org and specify tank or tee and size: S, M, L, XL and S or M for kids. If you are unable to attend the event, please add $5 for shipping and your address. Shirts will be sent out AFTER the event.
We are so excited and grateful for the following sponsors of Let Freedom Ring!!
Entrees will be catered by Southern Fried Vegan!
And we have lots of other fun stuff in the works including Dunk-a-Vivisector and Open the Cages game of chance!!
The family prices aren't listed and I am unable to sign in to Palpal at the moment.
Can you please list the prices and/or tell me how much it is for a family of 4?
Will there be gluten free options for the food?
Sorry for the delay – just now seeing this comment… Did you get it figured out? The prices are listed now- $105 for a family of 4. We had not specifically requested GF options so it seems unlikely. Sorry about that. It will indeed be super fun and we hope you can still make it!!
Great work. I am trying to find more information out about you guys, but it looks like your website might still be in development. Do you guys accept visitors to give the animals love?
You are correct – website is still in development. We do not currently have regular visiting days but are always in desperate need for volunteers and also have occasional events including the upcoming Let Freedom Ring celebration! I hope you can make it!!