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4 Steps for Using Google Earth for Genealogy
by Lisa Cooke | Jan 27, 2016 | 01 What's New, Google Earth, Listeners & Readers, Maps, Research Skills
Use Google Earth for genealogy to find long-lost family locations on modern maps. Here's how!
It can be very surprising to discover that you lived somewhere that you never knew you lived. That was the case for Professional genealogist Alvie Davidson, who recently wrote to me. He'd done some fantastic sleuthing on his own recent family history, and discovered that his family had lived in Huntsville, Alabama when he was a toddler. "This is the first I have even known they lived in Madison County, AL." But he was not sure about how to use Google Earth to help him locate the family addresses he'd discovered.
"I have learned from the U S Government that my parents lived at (three) different addresses in Huntsville, Madison County, AL when I was a toddler in 1944….I never knew we lived in Huntsville but I learned my mother worked for munitions productions during World War II at Redstone Arsenal. She worked several months toward the end of 1944 and had to quit due to onset of pregnancy. We moved to Florida shortly after she left employment at Redstone Arsenal because we show up on the 1945 Florida State Census."
Alvie sent me three family addresses. Then he asked for some step-by-step help instructions on how to put Google Earth to work to identify their location today.
4 Steps to Revealing More with Google Earth
1. Search each address in Google Earth. Enter the address in the search box in the upper left corner of Google Earth. If you get a hit, mark it with a placemark (clicking the button that looks like a push pin in Google Earth's toolbar) and name it. In this case I found two of the three street addresses.
2. Locate a map of the area for the appropriate time period. With a little Google searching, I found the 1940 census enumeration map for Huntsville at the National Archives website. Here's what that map looks like. (Image right) I then went in search of each of the three addresses on the map.
In this case, I conducted a block-by-block search of the 1940 enumeration district map for the missing address: 110 Winston Street. Unfortunately, not all the street names were clearly legible on this particular map, and I was unable to locate it.
You can learn more about locating enumeration district maps in my article How to Find Enumeration District Maps.
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3. Overlay and georeference the enumeration district map in Google Earth to compare the past to the present. Georeference just means to match up known landmarks on the historic map with physical locations on the modern-day map, thereby allowing you to match the two maps up together. By so doing, I was able to locate on the enumeration district map the modern-day locations of the two addresses that I found using Google Earth.
There are businesses in both locations today. Below right is a screen shot showing the current location of one of those addresses. Clearly no longer the old family home.
4. Dig deeper for addresses that have changed. As I mentioned previously, I searched for the 110 Winston Street address in Google Earth with no result. If that happens to you, remove the house number and run a second search on the street name alone. Numbers can change, but it is important to verify whether the street still exists today.
In this case, Google Earth did not locate a Winston Street in Huntsville, AL. Knowing that errors and typos can happen to the best of us, I ran a quick Google search for Huntsville, AL city directories, and verified that indeed Winston Street did exist at that time in history. So, at some point between 1940 and today, the name appears to have been changed.
I headed back to Google and ran the following search query:
"winston street" "huntsville alabama"
The quotation marks tell Google that each exact phrase must appear in all search results. The phrases will appear in bold in the snippet descriptions of each result.
The result above caught my eye because it mentions the "Winston Street Branch Library." Even when street names change, buildings named for those streets often don't. However, in this case, the website discusses the history of the library, and the Winston Street Elementary School. According to the website, the library "became a part of the Huntsville Public Library (now Huntsville-Madison County Public Library) in 1943. In 1947, the branch was renamed the Dulcina DeBerry Library." Perhaps the street was renamed at that time as well.
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Jumping back into Google Earth I entered "Winston Street Branch Library" in the search box, and was immediately taken to the location, which is just south of the other two known addresses! At this point I would recommend to Alvie, who is a Genealogy Gems Premium Member, to watch my video class Best Websites for Finding Historical Maps to track down additional maps from the time frame that may have Winston Street clearly marked on the map.
Once I identified this landmark, I then marked the location with a placemark. You can turn off the 1940 enumeration district map overlay by unchecking the box next to it in the Places Panel. Doing this revealed the location on the modern day map. Finally, I headed to the Layers panel and clicked the box next to the "Roads" overlay to reveal the modern day street names.
You can use this technique when you have more success than I did in finding an old address on an old map. Overlay the map, position a placemark on the location, and then turn the overlay off. With one click of the Roads layer you can now see the current street name for the old location you found on the map overlay.
Further digging online did deliver additional maps from the era and area:
We all have locations in our family history that have given way over time to new buildings and parking lots. By using the power of Google Earth, Google search, and historic maps, they don't have to be lost forever.
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Q: Degrees of freedom in Lie algebra structure constants [Disclosure:  As of 1/17/23, a version of this has been posted on mathoverflow]
This may be a very naive question, but I'm having some trouble counting degrees of freedom for Lie algebraic structure constants.  Given an $n$-dimensional Lie algebra, there are $\frac{n^2(n-1)}{2}$ degrees of freedom for the structure constants if one ignores the Jacobi identity.  Accounting only for very obvious symmetries, the Jacobi identity seems to impose $\frac{n^2(n-2)(n-1)}{6}$ constraints.  For $n>5$, there are far more of these than structure constants.  How does one reconcile this?  Of course, they are quadratic equations, not linear ones --- so it's not as simple as counting components.  But intuitively, it feels like the system is heavily over-constrained.  On the other hand, we know that solutions exist for $n>5$ (ex. $so(n)$).  It may be that I'm massively overcounting the Jacobi identity equations or am missing something obvious.  I'd appreciate any guidance on this.  In particular, if someone could point me to a more meaningful notion of "degrees of freedom" for the structure constants, I'd really appreciate it.
Thanks in advance for your help!
Cheers,
Ken

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(Health Oriented Preventive Education) is an NGO providing services of health and education for the poor and needy in Pakistan. The major activities of HOPE includes provision of health care through hospitals and maternal and child health centers. In addition education for children is provided through formal and informal schools. Vocational centers provide computers and vocational training for youth.
Our Vision: A well educated and healthy society in which women and children have equal rights.
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HOPE was started by a group of volunteers who wanted to bring a change in the lives of the poor and impoverished by bringing health and education to their doorsteps.HOPE was established in 1997 and has grown from a band of street volunteers to a huge national network of schools and hospitals. Health and education are priority areas of HOPE, whereby HOPE is running Maternal and Child Health Centres as well as two hospitals.The HOPE network extends from Karachi in the south to Thatta, Dadu and the mountains of Kashmir . Research activities of HOPE extends from collaborations with the Centre for Disease Control (CDC), WHO, UNICEF among others on topics such as hand washing, Safe water, Safe injections, Poliomyelitis, tuberculosis etc. The education component forms the foundation of of HOPEs activities as without education of children and youth there will be no awareness and enlightment. The future vision of HOPE is to expand its activities in other remote areas of Pakistan. With Gods help HOPE will go where others have not dared. We are but just a drop in the ocean, but we will strive to change the lives of the people we touch. Read More
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On World Literacy Day, Dr Mubina Agboatwalla has signed the MoU with "Dadabhoy Institute of Higher Education". According to the MoU, the students of the institute will interact with the underprivileged children studying at HOPE schools.
Students of beacon house school celebrate global dignity day with HOPE and its students on the 18th of October.
Flood-affected small landowners of Badin and Sujawal, economically handicapped in cultivating their lands, high quality seeds according to seasons have been provided wheat and sunflower seeds along with other technical assistance so that they become capable once again to earn their own livelihoods independently.
HOPE distributed much needed ration and supplies to the poor and needy families of Muzzafargarh, devastated in the recent floods and without any means of sustenance. Support in the form of dry food such as biscuits, tea, dried milk etc was provided by Jaffar Public School.
Two medical camps were set up at two different areas of Muzaffargarh to provide free medical consultations and free medicines. These medical camps were held for two full days and the number of patients, who received medical help, ran into thousands.
Thatta's HOPE Hospital received a big boost in upgrading its medical equipments. Support was provided by the Consulate General of Japan in Karachi.
In conjunction to the ration distribution and medical camps/assistance provided to the flood affected and displaced families of Muzaffargarh, lower Punjab, efforts were carried out to consistently to provide them with pure drinking water in the form of P&G Purifier of Water.
HOPE continues its campaign of providing pure drinking water to the rural population Of Badin.
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Fahim School System adopted HOPE's two home schools in Bhattaiyabad, Karachi.
Fahim School System donated books, stationery in the form of coloring books and coloring pencils and also with pouches containing candy and sweets for the children of HOPE's AJK schools.
HOPE provides financial assistance for marriage to the poor and needy of rural Sindh; Recently, HOPE's team gave in-kind and in cash donation to a girl called Mehar in Thatta.
This Eid-ul-Azha, HOPE sacrificed 17 cows and 28 goats in total, in Thatta, Karachi, Sujawal, Badin, Muzaffargarh, Muzaffarabad AJK and distributed all the meat among the poor and needy.
HOPE's distributed wheat & sunflower seeds to the very poor, flood affected farmers of Sujawal & Badin.
HOPE has started emergency relief campaign in Thar to facilitate famine and drought affectees
The inauguration ceremony after the expansion of HOPE Formal School was held on 27th May at HOPE Formal School, Korangi Industrial Area. The Consulate General of Japan Mr. Masamichi Abe and Mr. Yuki Ochiai represented the Embassy of Japan.
Team HOPE visited Abbas Town and distributed around 300 food boxes to the affectees.
HOPE has been distributing PuR sachets for the provision of safe drinking water in flood affected areas. PuR has been converted into P&G Purifier of Water now but with the same water purification system.
HOPE is upgrading its Formal School and Vocational Center, Zia colony, Karachi, with the assistance of Japanese government. Through this project, 250 more students will be enrolled to the HOPE Formal School, Karachi.
HOPE adopted a village in Tahsil Golachi, District Badin by the name of Yousuf Shaikh Goth in collaboration with Adamjee Insurance.There were eighty shelters in Yousuf Shaikh Goth and all those shelters were damaged or destroyed due to the deluge. HOPE has reconstructed almost twenty-seven shelters and is still building more shelters.
HOPE has opened Sewing Centre & Mechanical Course in Collaboration with Human Concern International in District Badin.
HOPE participated in Annual Emergency Medicine Conference 2012 held by the Aga Khan University.
Hope organized a relief and medical camp on April 14th, 2012 in district Badin. 500 patients comprising 175 men, 325 women and children were treated. It was sponsored by Standard Chartered Bank, Human Concern International (HCI) and Coins NGO.
HOPE conducted a Free Psychiatric Camp at HOPE Hospital, Karachi on 19th Jan 2012, in collaboration with Karwan-e-Hayat (Korangi Community Psychiatry Center)
The Sujawal BHU is now up and running
HOPE launched a campaign to raise funds for 100 children suffering from Tuberculosis. The cost of treating a TB patient is only Rs. 4,000. Join HOPE in its quest to treat these children. For those interested in 'Adopting a TB Patient' please visit the 'Donations' page for more details on how to donate.
HOPE launched an emergency relief operation in flood affected districts in Sindh. Medical care, food and shelter ration and safe drinking water is provided to affected population.
HOPE distributed food for 90 families daily during the month of Ramadan.
HOPE held a Grand Iftaar on 8th August 2011 for 800 HOPE School children, sponsored by Standard Chartered.
Zakat Donations accepted through Standard Chartered and CITI Bank Credit Cards.
This Ramadan, Ifftar for 1750 school children, Eid Gifts for 1000 children and Ration distribution for 1300 famillies have been distributed by various HOPE Partners.
Construction of BHU, supported by CITI BANK started in Sujawal
HOPE collaborates with UNICEF to provide nutrition support to flood affectees in Sindh
Inauguration Ceremony of HOPE School Thatta held on March 5, 2011
HOPE carries out fundraising campaigns in Dubai and Abu Dhabi
HOPE launched a reconstruction project in flood-affected villages in Sindh.
HSBC joins hands with HOPE to sponsor 40 Home Schools
HOPE provides safe drinking water to 40,000 families by distributing 1.8 million PuRs sachets
HOPE provides medical care and food and shelter ration to thousands of flood affectees nationwide.
HOPE USA supports HOPE Home Schools in Pakistan
Badin middle and secondary funded by a partnership between HOPE and SEF. ABOUT A 100 KIDS ARE ENROLLED IN CLASSES 6,7 AND 8 WITH 9 AND 10 commencing VERY SOON.
Japanese embassy consultant visits Muzafargarh School on the 19th of October. The representative was also stunned by the work being done in the field of women empowerment by HOPE team.
Aman foundation held a workshop at HOPE Formal School, Zia Colony on entrepreneurship. The students were given extremely practical insights into ways and means of achieving self-employment and how to apply their education to generate incomes independently as young entrepreneur.
Students of Liaquat College of Medicine & Dentistry visited HOPE's Zia Colony Hospital to get a feel of how an NGO manages and runs a Hospital with such efficiency
Team HOPE visited HOPE Schools, AJK for monitoring purpose and distributed sweaters, stationery items, food items and gift hampers donated by Fahim School System among the students.
Target Inc. Pakistan volunteered for an awareness workshop at HOPE's Zia Colony School on how to handle, manage and protect themselves from various difficult situations including 'child abuse'
Team HOPE along with arranging Iftar dinners, has also been distributing Iftar boxes and Briyani boxes in various HOPE home schools located in Karachi and rural Sindh
The Grand Iftar was held in Zia Colony, as many as fifteen hundred students gathered together along with more than a hundred volunteers from Standard Chartered Bank
The distribution of Eid Clothing among the children was also done at the end of the Iftars
Eid clothing was also sent to the distant schools of Thatta, Mazaffargarh and Muzaffarabad (AJK)
To spread awareness and to raise funds for the under-served of our society HOPE recently held a Fund raiser at Chandni Restaurant, Fremont, California.
HOPE organized a training event "Arzu" at Arts Council on 27th February which was an active effort to promote philanthropy among youth. Arzu catered around 300 students from different educational institutes of Karachi and the proceeds of the tickets purchased have been donated to the underprivileged children studying at HOPE schools.
HOPE Formal School's students participated in SUPARCO's poster competition.
Ernst & Young's staff spent a day with HOPE Formal School's students and engaged the children in different fun-filled activities.
On May 16, 2012, HOPE held its annual result ceremony for the school children at the Home School in Sachal Goth, Karachi.
On April 21, 2012, HOPE in collaboration with P&G organized a field trip to the Karachi zoo for the students of Informal School of Gadap.
HOPE held an annual result ceremony for the Home School children in Bhattiabad on May 23rd, 2012
HOPE held an Iftaar and Independence Day programme in the Muzzafargarh School for 200 school children
Grand Iftaar, sponsored by Standard Chartered Bank, was held on August 8, 2011, for 800 HOPE Zia Colony School Children
Annual day was held in HOPE School, Muzaffargarh, in which children showcased their talent through different performances.
HOPE and Helpers of HOPE plan a musical evening fundraiser
HOPE Home Schools children visited PAF Museum as a field trip.
What We Have Achieved
Two charitable hospitals in Karachi one at Zia Colony and the other Gurumandir are full-fledged 50-bedded hospitals. In 2016, the hospitals treated 165,000 patients, 986 deliveries and 765 surgeries were conducted, while 568 neonates were treated in the neonatal ICU.
Thatta hospital is fully equipped. This hospital treated 225,000 patients and carried out 1,600 surgeries and 1,500 deliveries in 2016.
In Sujawal Hospital nearly 46,000 were treated and 280 delivers conducted.
Around 58,000 patients were seen and 85 delivers were conducted in both MCH center in Manzoor Colony and Mujahid Colony.
Basic Health Unit in HUB, OPD services, ultrasounds, maternal and child care facilities, nearly 120-130 patients are examined on each visit; approximately 72,000 patients annually.
200 Informal Home Schools nationwide; almost 12,000 students are getting free education.
Two Formal Schools in Karachi and Thatta up to metric; 1,267 students enrolled.
With the collaboration of Sindh Education Foundation SEF, HOPE is running a Middle and high school at Badin.
HOPE is running a computer center with the collaboration of International Development and Relief Foundation IDRF.
Five Vocational Centers in Karachi, Thatta, Badin, Sujawal, Muzzafargarh, computer facilities, sewing/cutting.
Support a Marriage Campaign.
Over a period of one and a half year 30 handpumps have been installed in the remote villages.
HOPE joined hands with P & G for provision of Safe Drinking Water in the form of P&G Purifier Sachets.
HOPE has supported poor farmers in cultivating the land; providing wheat crop in Sujawal and Sunflower seeds at Badin.
In 2015, HOPE setup two medical camps. One in BIRKOT and one in PURAN(Shangla), to help the victims of Swat.
Crisis Center for violence against women.
52 health facilities monitored in earthquake affected areas in AJK.
Flood Relief 2010-2011 nationwide, 35,000 patients treated, 12,250 people distributed food and shelter ration, 40,000 families given access to safe drinking water, 119,000 households reached out to.
Nutrition Support Programme in Karachi, Thatta, Dadu, ShahdadKot, 36,566 children >5 screened, 13,209 PLW screened, SC centers opened in Thatta, Dadu, ShahdadKot.
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Q: Python group and calculate I try to group and sum different python list by payment method:
My list looks like this:
['Card payment', 'Cash', 'Rounding'][2000.0, 101.05, -0.01]
['Cash'][750.0]
['Cash', 'Cash'][-2578.15, 3333.0]
['Card payment', 'Cash', 'Rounding'][2000.0, 101.05, -0.01]
['Card payment'][313.6]

I would like them to be calculated to variables like this:
cash_payment = (total amount of the cash payments)
card_payment = (total amount of the card payments)
rounding = (total amount of rounding)

What is the best way to do this?
I have a version with multiple if/elif cases but the has to be a better way.
The code i have:
    if payment_journal_name == card or payment_journal_name == cash:
        if payment_journal_name[0] == card and payment_journal_name[1] == cash:
            card_payment = payment_journal_amount[0] + card_payment
            cash_payment = payment_journal_amount[1] + cash_payment
        elif payment_journal_name[0] == cash and payment_journal_name[1] == cash and payment_journal_name[2] == rounding:
            cash_payment = pr.amount_total + cash_payment + rounded_total
        elif payment_journal_name[0] == cash and payment_journal_name[1] == cash:
            cash_payment = pr.amount_total + cash_payment
        elif payment_journal_name[0] == card:
            card_payment = pr.amount_total + card_payment

    elif payment_journal_name[0] == card:
        card_payment = pr.amount_total + card_payment
    elif payment_journal_name[0] == cash:
        cash_payment = pr.amount_total + cash_payment

SOLUTION
    for method, amount in zip(payment_journal_name, payment_journal_amount):
        if method == cash:
            cash_payment = amount + cash_payment
        elif method == card:
            card_payment = amount + card_payment
        elif method == rounding:
            rounding_payment = amount + rounding_payment

A: Well if you are trying to iterate over two lists one item at a time I would suggest the zip function (built-in):
l1 = ['Card payment', 'Cash', 'Rounding']
l2 = [2000.0, 101.05, -0.01]

for method, amount in zip(l1, l2):
    print(f'{method}: {amount}')

Output:

Card payment: 2000.0
  Cash: 101.05
  Rounding: -0.01

This will work especially well if the two lists are of the same length. Otherwide the loop will stop when the last item of the shortest list is reached.
If your lists are not going of the same length I recommend using the zip_longest fonction from the itertools module (stdlib) which will continue looping until it reaches the end of the longest list. In this case all the missing items of the shortest list will be replaced by None.


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Euphyllodromia peruana es una especie de cucaracha del género Euphyllodromia, familia Ectobiidae.

Distribución
Esta especie se encuentra en Ecuador, Perú y Brasil.

Referencias

peruana
Insectos descritos en 1864
Insectos de América del Sur

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26 ThuAsia/Phnom_Penh2012-06-28T12:41:50+07:00Asia/Phnom_Penh06bAsia/Phnom_PenhThu, 28 Jun 2012 12:41:50 +0700 2013 by Malcolm Carter
Tribeca loft goes for $3.15 million in city auction
The Ice House, 27 N. Moore St. in Tribeca.
With only a single competitor, a Long Island man won a two-bedroom, two-bath condo at 27 N. Moore St. for the favorable price of $3.15 million at the city's auction of nine apartments in Manhattan today.
Public Administrator Ethel J. Griffin had set the minimum price at $3 million for the more than 2,000-sf loft, which had been owned by one Veronica Lee in a building called the Ice House. According to Curbed.com, Lee paid $774,000 for the unit in 1999 and died owing JP Morgan Chase $1.9 million left on her mortgage.
"I feel good," successful bidder Mario Montoya told me after the auction, adding that he had been prepared to offer "a little more."
Declining to specifiy the city of his current residence, the affable winner said that he was "in finance" and the married father of three children. He gave his age as "mid 40s" and indicated that he would fix up the loft.
When the work is completed, Montoya said that he plans to move with his family into the Tribeca condo, which was hammered down in four minutes.
Nine properties on the block had minimum prices totaling, $6.097 million, but the public administrator collected just $4,537,500. With four properties finding no bidders at the auction in the Surrogate's Courthouse near City Hall, the proceeds amounted to 74 percent of Griffin's bottom line.
A co-op in the Kips Bay neighborhood went to a lone bidder for its minimum of $1.05 million, while one on the Upper West Side in the Lincoln Towers complex listed for $930,000 went begging.
As for the Kips Bay apartment, it is one of the biggest units in the 1963 New York Towers, which has 388 apartments on 20 floors. Also big is the Lincoln Towers property, built in 1961 with 450 apartments on 29 floors.
Below are the offered properties and the results:
180 West End Ave., #20L, estate of David Feldman, 1,225 square feet, two-bedroom, two-bath co-op, $2,136 maintenance,$930,000 minimum/unsold;
210 East Broadway, #H1307, estate of Minnie Sloan, 722 square feet, one-bedroom co-op with balcony, $621 maintenance plus $33 assessment, $438,000 minimum/unsold;
27 North Moore St., #3C, estate of Veronica Lee, 2,052 square feet, two-bedroom, two-bath condo, $1,154 common charges, $14,520 annual taxes, $3 million minimum/$3.15 million;
788 Ninth Avenue, #3B, estate of William Campbell, 457 square feet, one-bedroom co-op, $882 maintenance plus $172 assessment, $274,000 minimum/unsold;
128-130 W. 138th St., #3B, estate of Beatrice Johnson, 524 square feet, three-room HDFC co-op subject to maximum income limits, $385 maintenance, $70,000 minimum/$82,500;
128 W. 138th St., #3F, estate of James Johnican, 430 square feet, one-bedroom HDFC co-op subject to maximum income limits, $330 maintenance, $65,000 minimum/$65,000;
305 E. 24th St., #15S, estate of Paul Rood, 1,584 square feet, five-room, two-bath co-op with large terrace, $2,292 maintenance, $1.050 million minimum/$1.05 million;
523 W. 143rd St., #2B, estate of Randolph Woods, 1,090 square feet, six-room HDFC co-op subject to maximum income limits, $522 maintenace, $150,000 minimum/$190,000;
100-106 W. 141st St., #26, estate of Emmanuel Etienne, 1,052 square feet, six-room HDFC co-op subject to maximum income limits, $875 maintenance, $120,000 minimum/unsold.
Properties that go unsold are put on the block one more time and then go to a real estate broker in the event they no one bids on them.
Also recently auctioned in the metropolitan area were properties sold by David R. Maltz & Co. They included seven bankruptcy, estate and foreclosure sales in Queens and Nassau counties.
In Astoria, a home at 20-58 47th St., went for $615,000. A Long Beach residence at 414 Oceanfront St. drew a winning bid of $800,000.
Other results: 9 George St., Glen Cove, $310,000; 31 Ava Drive, $375,000; 217 Mount Joy Ave., Freeport, $200,000; and 76 Roosevelt Ave., Inwood, $270,000. One house was withdrawn prior to the event.
Tomorrow: Weekly Roundup
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Poll: What would YOU do if Facebook suddenly ceased operation?
I would simply join another social networking site.
I would pick up a new hobby.
I would go out with friends more.
I would spend more time with the family.
I would play a new sport.
I would chase Zuckerberg down.
I would kill as many people as I can.
I would kill as many people as I can and then kill myself.
I would kill as many people as I can and then go into hiding.
I would hold Zuckerberg to gunpoint and demand that he reinstate the site.
Spend more time studying whilst getting distracted by something as pointless as the Daily Mail.
I haven't been on it for over 2 minutes for 3 months or so.
I'd probably collect more peoples phone numbers... it would be quite a refreshing change really.
I hate facebook. I know a person who spends all of her time besides sleeping on facebook. It's very, very sad.
I'd feel a bit isolated for a few days then I'd stop caring. I don't use Facebook anymore much, I just check it every so often, read a few status updates which doesn't take long, and move on to other things. I probably spend less than 10 minutes using Facebook on an average day. Forums take up FAR more of my time.
I'd ****ing be happy. I hate those sissies that post every single ****ing thing they do ("I peed <3:*xoxo"; "I ate <3:*xoxo" ). What the hell happend to instant messaging or e-mails? ****, I'm so outdated that I prefer to actually talk to a person rather than "liking" their stupid comments.
I would have more calls, which is far better but everybody is too fu***** facebook-addicted to understand it.
i think initially i'd be a bit irritated because i use it for pictures, staying in contact with friends who live in other countries etc, but i think i could get used to it i stopped using it for like 2 months during exam period and i felt less under pressure to always be replying to notifications / messages.
When i get home from school or the gym... the computer's the first thing i go onto - TSR, Facebook, Flickr. I spend most my night on there - a side for homework. If not i usually end up playing on my Xbox 360 or something. This all gets me very easily distracted from my revision and therefor means i get naff all done.
I think if facebook went down though, everyone would just revert back to myspace or a previous Social Networking website that they used before hand. I would probably try and resist signing up to any of these so that i could get more work done and better my grades. I definately agree with the daily mail when they say you could better yourself by one or two grades. I really ought to be doing this, i'm just easily distracted. However work experience I am on this week has given me a great wake up call into getting my backside into gear.
what do you guys do when you have nothing to do?
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import {getSensorInfo} from "./get-sensor-info";

export function getType (type) {
    switch (type) {
    case "daily":
        return "giornaliero";
    case "monthly":
        return "mensile";
    default:
        return "realtime";
    }
}

export function getMeasurementType (measurementType) {
    switch (measurementType) {
    case "activeEnergy":
        return "energia attiva";
    case "reactiveEnergy":
        return "energia reattiva";
    case "maxPower":
        return "potenza massima";
    default:
        return "energia";
    }
}

function getPeriodicMessage (type, reading, sensorInfo) {
    const period = getType(type);
    const measurementType = getMeasurementType(reading.measurementType);
    const {sensorName} = sensorInfo;
    return `I consumi per il sensore ${sensorName} hanno superato il limite ${period} di ${measurementType} impostato.`;
}

function getRealtimeMessageTriggered (reading, alarm, sensorInfo) {
    const measurementType = getMeasurementType(reading.measurementType);
    const {sensorName} = sensorInfo;
    return `È stato superato il limite impostato per l'allarme del sensore ${sensorName} di ${measurementType} superando il valore limite di ${alarm.threshold} ${alarm.unitOfMeasurement} con un valore di ${reading.measurementValue} ${reading.unitOfMeasurement}.`;
}

function getRealtimeMessageEnded (reading, sensorInfo) {
    const measurementType = getMeasurementType(reading.measurementType);
    const {sensorName} = sensorInfo;
    return `L'allarme del sensore ${sensorName} di ${measurementType} è stato risolto`;
}

export default async function getMessage (alarm, reading, alarmAggregate, status) {
    const sensorInfo = await getSensorInfo(alarm.sensorId);
    if (alarm.type !== "realtime") {
        return getPeriodicMessage(alarm.type, reading, sensorInfo);
    }
    return (
        status === "triggered" ?
        getRealtimeMessageTriggered(reading, alarm, sensorInfo) :
        getRealtimeMessageEnded(reading, sensorInfo)
    );
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Daily Spurs Guide: Bellamy To Spurs Or Cardiff City?
On This Day In Spurs History: 16th August
1980 – On this day in 1980, Spurs started the season with a 2-0 win over the reigning European champions Nottingham Forest. Glenn Hoddle scored the opening goal from the penalty spot, before Garth Crooks grabbed a debut goal to double our lead.
Spurs Quote Of The Day: 16th August
"Tottenham is a disgrace. The commentary position is set low to the right of the payers' tunnel. The camber of the playing surface means you can't tell if a foul is committed inside or outside the penalty area. You can't see at least one, and usually two, of the corner flags." – BBC commentator Alan Green.
Spurs In The News: 16th August
The Sun reckons we have put in a £12m bid for Loic Remy.
The Mirror claims that we are now in pole position to sign Craig Bellamy.
The Daily Star thinks that the Welsh forward will go to Cardiff on loan.
In The Daily Mail, Heurelho Gomes gets excited about the Champions League.
Harry complains to The Guardian that Manchester City won't do business with Spurs.
Best Of The Web: 16th August
'Pies features Newcastle's players trying to recreate the spirit of Phillipe Albert by growing moustaches.
Dirty Tackle examines the chances of Diego Maradona becoming the next Villa boss.
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Facebook is the world's largest social networking site, but you can not use Facebook in China. Facebook is banned in china together with many other famous websites such as Twitter, Youtube and Google by China's Great Firewall. The banning of Facebook in China will make it difficult to share your travel experiences and connect with your friends and family. You will have to find ways to unblock it.
Then how to access Facebook in China? Follow our guide below to bypass block and open Facebook and other sites that you want to use in China.
Facebook was banned from 2009 during the riots in Xinjiang, West China. The access of Facebook is believed to be restricted by the Chinese government because Xinjiang separatists were making use of Facebook as communications network. Chinese government hoped to control content, restrict, and delete illegal content created in China. But Facebook refused to cooperate with the Chinese government, which directly led to the banning of Facebook in China since 2009.
There are two effective ways to use Facebook in China.
A VPN (Virtual Private Network) is an encrypted connection to a remote server that let you connect to the web from behind firewalls. VPNs are usually not free but not expensive, they usually cost several bucks per month and offer monthly plan to meet the needs of travelers.
There are many VPN services but a few of the big VPN services are already blocked by the Chinese government and therefore not accessible. But there is no need to worry, there are some VPN providers which specially optimize their software to make it work well in China.
No matter which VPN you would like to use, It is better to download and set up your VPN software before entering China. Installing it outside China can make it much easier to access customer service in case there are any problems. Most VPN services offer services on both computer soft wares and mobile apps on iPhone, iPad, or Android devices. When you set the VPN up, just type in your username and password, it can start working automatically. When your VPN is connected, you can open any of the blocked sites in China including Facebook.
There are lots of VPN providers in the market. I lived in Beijing and have tested about a dozen of VPN services. I strongly recommend the ExpressVPN. It is the best VPN to unblock Facebook in China. ExpressVPN has fastest speed and is the most reliable connection among all VPN services I have tested. And it offers unlimited band width and promises a 30-day Money Back guarantee.
Sign up for a VPN service (Such as ExpressVPN or VyprVPN).
Download VPN APP on your device.
Log in with your credentials and connect one server, then you can enjoy free and open Internet.
VPN can escape censorship and secures your data transfer at the same time, so no need to worry about your privacy being violated. You can share your photos and thoughts with friends and family over Facebook with it.
A proxy is a website that allows you to open other websites via it. If the proxy is in the United states, when you visit Facebook through it, it is like browsing Facebook in the United States.
Free proxy to access Facebook.
Below are several free proxy websites that work well in China to access Facebook. You can type www.facebook.com in the search box and visit Facebook directly. It is totally free.
China keeps locating and blocking them.
They generally do not have well-enough coding to handle technology of social network.
I highly advise you to use paid proxy service, which is secure and more reliable and faster. One works well to open Facebook in China is HideMyAss proxy It provides the largest real-time free working proxies. With just one time registration fee, you will get the entire proxy server list every day. Compared with VPN, the benefit of a proxy is that there is no need to download and install anything on your computer. Each browser could be configured to use a proxy, you can find some instructions here, which tells you how to configure an http proxy server with various browsers.
Some post says Opera browser (developer version) provides a free built-in VPN to help you bypass the Great Firewall and connect FaceBook. I test it myself and it doesn't work at all in China.
Although the most costly solution, VPN is actually the best way to visit Facebook and other blocked websites in China without concern of security and loss of user experience. Compared with VPN, Proxies are unreliable and not safe. besides, some VPN providers offer free trial or money back guarantee, why don't you make use of it when travel to China, at least you can enjoy free web for some days. You can check our China VPN reviews to find the best provider to unblock websites in China.


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As a belated way to celebrate Valentine's Day Charlie and I recently went to see the Jazz at Lincoln Center Orchestra with Wynton Marsalis play at the Kennedy Center. It was great and I recommend it to anyone who has the opportunity. Here is their touring schedule.
Jazz is sometimes scattered and complicated but the highlight of the night was when they played the 'Itsy Bitsy Spider.' The crowd, which could best have been described as DC's oldest most educated, ate it up! Maybe because it was refreshing to listen to jazz and find yourself thinking, "OH, I know this one!" Or maybe we all need to be reminded that when the rain has washed us out, eventually the sun will come out and dry up all the rain so we can go up the spout again.


11 more pages till the issue and comic ends.
You know, in my original script I didn't ever actually have the base fire. Not even once. As I kept making the comic I thought it was pretty stupid how much I built up the weapon just for it to fade away and not be relevant to the story.
It also added to the "Doom" factor earlier in the story.


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Dr Jeff Crisp discusses Europe's refugee crisis on Al Jazeera's Inside Story
At the weekend, Dr Jeff Crisp (RSC Research Associate and Advisor) appeared on Al Jazeera's Inside Story to discuss the refugee crisis in Europe and the lack of cohesive, constructive action by Europe's politicians. Appearing alongside Gauri Van Gulik (Deputy Director, Amnesty International in Europe and Central Asia) and Demetrios Papademetriou (President, Migration Policy Institute Europe), Dr Crisp highlighted that the arrival of asylum seekers in Europe is nothing new but the EU has tended to react to it in an ad hoc way. He said "the current mess that we see in Europe is a result of the fact that there is no coherent approach and that states are acting very much in what they perceive to be their national interests rather than as a union of countries with common interests and common values."
He also emphasized the importance of public opinion in shaping politicians responses: "for many, many years, the press and politicians have fed the idea that asylum seekers arriving in Europe are essentially what they call bogus refugees or illegal immigrants… What I see across Europe and particularly here in the UK is a new recognition that these people are genuine refugees, that they have escaped from terrible persecution and terrible situations of armed conflict, and simply putting up walls, fences and barriers to try to keep them out is not the most appropriate response. I think public opinion is going to be a very major factor in the oncoming discussion."
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The dark! Best dark games ever played before, a unique shadow running game where dodge shadow runner cube surfer has to run and survive in the dark wild forest. It's time to face the challenge that lurks in the dark. You are on a journey amongst deadly alien objects, control the Owl by moving it away from the obstacles.


Electro? Techno? Old? New? Al Green has a habit of both reinventing himself and pushing boundaries. As one half of Instra:mental he helped develop a diverse and unique sound that crossed a range of styles and tempos within the drum and bass / electronica sphere. Now as Boddika he has created a raw, energetic and driving persona that instantly garnered support from DJ's as varied as Skream, Loefah, Dixon, Tale of Us, Cosmin TRG, DJ Stingray, Martyn, Pearson Sound, Ben UFO, Ryan Elliot, Joy Orbison, Scuba and Deetron.
Boddika is inspired by Machine Music and influenced by a range of genres from old school hip hop and electro to Chicago house and Detroit techno and even taking in a bit of 80s / 90s dance. To say Green's influences are varied would be an understatement and that certainly shows in his current productions: in his own words "I just do what I feel like doing when I'm in the studio, and that's where the music comes from". In short: it sounds like absolutely nothing else.
As well as solo production Green is also now the sole owner at NonPlus - releasing artists such as Kassem Mosse, Skudge, Martyn, Basic Sole Unit, Endian and most recently Radio Slave as well as solo Boddika material. He is also the co owner alongside long term collaborator Joy Orbison of Sunklo where the duo have released four of their joint works to great acclaim. The labels and collaborations are yet more strings to his bow and mean that Green as Boddika wont be disappearing any time soon.


NOTE – The rate is based on 2 guests. Additional guests are $10 per person per night. (Enter the number of guests and your quote will reflect that quantity in the total price). Maximum of 4 Guests.
This secluded cabin is the perfect retreat for the sportsman who enjoys fishing & hunting. Wildlife abounds in this rural location. You are just a few miles from Beaver Lake access and also the Kings River and White River are minutes away. Only 15 minutes to Eureka Springs and all the adventures it has to offer as well.
The open floor plan of this cabin is spacious and comfortable. The rustic theme keeps the sportsman in mind with unique and clever decor.
Outside there is a large new deck to enjoy meals out under the stars and on the other side of the cabin there is a great grill, which solves the age old question as to which is better charcoal or gas for grilling, by providing a grill with dual fuel options.
Also for your evenings outdoors, there is a fire pit. Wood is provided.
This cabin has good cell reception and AT&T works great with a personal hot spot. Note-this Home is meant as a retreat, there is no wifi available.


Israel's environment minister has announced his resignation in protest against the inclusion of Avigdor Lieberman, the ultranationalist politician, in the coalition government.
Avi Gabbay's resignation on Friday is the second cabinet walkout after Moshe Yaalon of the conservative Likud Party stepped down as defence minister in protest at his portfolio being offered to Lieberman.
Likud's Benjamin Netanyahu, the Israeli prime minister, signed up Lieberman as the new defence minister on Wednesday in a pact reinforcing his coalition to six parties with control over 66 of parliament's 120 seats, up from a razor-thin majority of 61.
"The recent political manoeuvring and defence minister's replacement are, in my view, grave actions that ignore what is important for the country's security and will bring about more extremism and rifts among the people," Gabbay said in a resignation statement.
He said the country "has the right to have a right-wing government but I do not think it is right to form an extremist government".
Gabbay belongs to Koolanu, the lone centrist party in the coalition, with 10 MPs in parliament.
He had clashed with Netanyahu over government plans to develop Israeli natural gas reserves in the Mediterranean Sea under a consortium that critics say will limit competition and keep prices high.
The US has said the new coalition raises "legitimate questions" about the Netanyahu government's commitment to a two-state solution with the Palestinians.
Mark Toner, US state department spokesman, in a rare comment on Israeli internal politics, said on Wednesday that the US had "seen reports from Israel describing it as the most right-wing coalition in Israel's history.


Photodynamic therapy (PDT) uses a combination of light and photosensitizing drugs to kill cells, e.g., to treat cancer. Dual-targeted and activatable photosensitizers hold great potential for PDT because of their improved tumor selectivity and enhanced therapeutic efficacy.
Pui-Chi Lo, Ligang Yu, and colleagues, City University of Hong Kong, have developed a biotinylated and endoplasmic reticulum (ER)-targeted glutathione (GSH)-responsive zinc(II) phthalocyanine for targeted PDT. With a 2,4-dinitrobenzenesulfonyl (DNBS) moiety, the fluorescence emission and singlet oxygen generation of the phthalocyanine are quenched in its intact state (pictured below as "off"). Upon exposure to a high concentration of GSH, its photosensitizing properties can be restored in phosphate buffered saline and inside tumor cells (pictured below as "on").
In addition, the compound shows a higher cellular uptake in biotin receptor-positive cancer cells and induces potent cytotoxicity upon irradiation. As this photosensitizer is localized preferentially in the ER, it could cause ER stress after light irradiation. The ER is an important organelle, responsible for, e.g., protein translocation, protein folding, and protein modifications. ER stress can, thus, trigger processes that can result in cell death.


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Stunningly-designed new editions of Toni Morrison`s best-known novels, published by Vintage Classics in celebration of her life and work. WITH A NEW INTRODUCTION BY NAMWALI SERPELL, AUTHOR OF THE OLD DRIFT As young girls in a poor but close-knit community, Nel and Sula are inseparable. But their paths as adults couldn`t be more different: while Nel settles in town to raise a family, Sula escapes for the progressive ideals of the big city. When Sula reappears ten years later, she comes face to face with a community whose values are at odds with her fierce individualism and rebellious ways. Reunited, Nel and Sula must confront the consequences of their actions and the dreadful secret they shared in childhood. Two girls who grow up to become women. Two friends who become something worse than enemies. Terrifying, comic and tragic, Sula overflows with love and life, friendship and betrayal.
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8 multi-functional pockets including mobile phone pocket with pen partition and zipped secure pocket.
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These slow two weeks in the blog have been due to very hectic days. Moving to a new country comes with lots to handle. But I would be lying if I said that it's all because of the move. My sister traveled from Mexico City to visit all my favorite places in Bogota and its surroundings before I move away. That means that my main activity these past days was walking and hiking all around for hours.
However, last Saturday, just before she got here, I had a trail running session with my team plus a farewell brunch. The run was simply spectacular. It's amazing how beautiful it is when you go in the surrounding areas of Bogota. The landscape is so rich and the air feels crisp and fresh. The downside of this run was the hills, which I was not expecting. Well, when you run there are good and bad days, and I've had better than that one.
When I was running, I felt a slight pain in my leg and I had to stop. I've felt this in my last three runs which starts to worry me. A friend mentioned that it might be the Iliotibial band (IT band) because of its location. This means that for now I'm just taking it easy with running, strengthening and stretching the muscles, and hoping that it gets better. If it doesn't, I will have it checked by a doctor – Fingers crossed!
Post-run Brunch was wonderful. I'm thankful for all the amazing and inspiring people that I have met during my time in Colombia. So it's time for me to go pack! I can't believe that in less than a week I will be settling again in a new country. Have a good weekend!


TargetOS is a full-featured real-time operating system (RTOS) from Blunk Microsystems designed specifically for embedded applications. TargetOS is fast, small, and preemptive. It even has a lite version of the kernel.
To help reduce your time to market, TargetOS is integrated with development tools and off-the-shelf board support packages. Custom board support packages and drivers are also available.
TargetOS is seamlessly integrated with CrossStep™, Blunk's IDE for embedded development that includes an integrated project builder, kernel-aware source code debugger, on-chip debug connections for board bring-up and Ethernet debug connections for fast application development. For networking applications, optional networking stacks, file systems, USB stack, and graphics library are available that are developed and supported by Blunk Microsystems and are fully integrated with TargetOS.
Blunk Microsystems' long experience in providing board support packages and device drivers to the embedded community means you won't have to turn elsewhere to get the complete solution you need. Blunk Microsystems supports a large number of off-the-shelf drivers and board support packages and will always provide quotes for custom drivers.
Best of all, you can reduce the cost of your projects with Blunk Microsystems' Platform License that includes source code, a full year of technical support, complete documentation, and sample applications.


It's time to act like a ninja and be the grandmaster of your domain! But really, why a .NINJA domain name? Well, we counted 21,000 ninja references in LinkedIn profiles and 256,000 ninja references in Twitter profiles. There can't be that many traditional ninjas – people are getting creative, and now you can too. Check out these 7 one-of-a-kind ways to use a .NINJA domain from FYNE!
Most writers these days have websites. They're a great way to get the word out about your books and your writing. Are you writing about characters with some amazing martial arts skills? Why not get a .ninja URL to match your book's theme?
Like books, visual mediums need advertising, too. Choosing a .NINJA domain for your movie or TV show's web site would definitely make it memorable. Also, fan sites can be just as important for interacting with passionate and loyal followers.
Did you know that the official email address for the acclaimed podcast Hello from the Magic Tavern is magictavern@puppies.supplies? The podcast isn't remotely about puppies or puppy supplies, either. This weird choice helped the podcast stand out from the crowd (hey – sometimes weird is good!). Because it was so strange, people online were actually discussing.. an email address and the podcast that created it. What an interesting way to also make sure listeners retain information.
While ninjas are most commonly masters of martial arts, colloquially a ninja can also be a master of anything. Are you a dance ninja? A wedding planning ninja? A ninja with the Ninja cooking system? Whatever you're a ninja of, this domain name can help you show off your abilities.
Are you an excellent gamer? Maybe one who reviews games? Or perhaps you're a game developer. Are you launching your first ninja-based game? A .ninja domain is perfect for showing off your product or yourself in any of these scenarios.
Many YouTubers have their own websites. You don't need a Dojo to teach martial arts to people. If you have a passion for it, why not start a YouTube channel and expand your brand on an associated web site? You could be thekarateteaching.ninja!
There's a popular digital trend right now that's all about having fun with your URL. How can you separate yourself from the noise with a .NINJA domain? mycatisa.ninja, www.thecooking.ninja, artofthe.ninja.. and so many more!
By the way, all of the .ninja URLs mentioned in this post are available now for only $29 at FYNE. Or, find your own name – throw some shuriken at the search box and see what you can come up with!


UK town Milton Keynes has been transformed into a giant game, which aims to get locals active by collecting points to win prizes.
Dubbed Beat the Street, players can walk, run or cycle around the Buckinghamshire town and use their card to tap on different special sensors located around Milton Keynes in order to track their journey.
More than 100 sensors have been set up as part of MK50, which marks the 50th birthday of the town.
The game, which is provided by Intelligent Health on behalf of Milton Keynes Council will run until March 15th.


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Apple back with 2 new 'Your Verse' ads
By Ruby Kannan | 26 May 2014
Two new commercials, with focus on 2 professionals with different needs with their iPad air integrated into their day-to-day lives, were aired on Sunday as a part of the Apple's "Your Verse" campaign.
The new ads tout the tablet's music creation and travelogue capabilities with stories from Finnish composer Esa-Pekka Salonen and travel writer Cherie King.
The first one-minute ad, Orchestrating Sound, looks at Salonen and his colleagues, who rely on the iPad and Orchestra app and many other apps that help in composing music to create his next masterpiece.
"For renowned composer and conductor Esa-Pekka Salonen, music is the deepest way of connecting with the world," wrote Apple on the special "Your Verse" page for Orchestrating Sound.
"He uses iPad Air to translate everyday moments of inspiration into fully orchestrated scores and share his passion for classical music with others."
Apple has also dedicated an iTunes page for Salonen's Your Verse story that includes a full version of the composer's Violin Concerto and apps used in the ad spot.
The second ad, "Exploring without Limits," focuses on King, a hearing-impaired travel writer, who uses a wide range of apps as well as features of the iPad Air for navigation, communication, photography, translation and writing. In the ad, King uses AroundMe, Fotopedia, and tripwolf, to navigate and discover nearby places of interest.
"Travel writer Chérie King has canoed down the Amazon River, eaten coal-roasted lobster in Ghana, and visited an underground salt mine in Austria," read the Apple's special "Your Verse" page for Exploring without Limits.
"With her passion for adventure and her iPad Air, King travels the globe and inspires other deaf people to do the same."
Similar to Orchestrating Sound, Apple has dedicated an iTunes page for King that features apps used in the ad along with the author's favorite titles.
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Q: How can I get Google Glass gestures working with Xamarin? I'm using Xamarin to build a Google Glass application, and haven't been able to get the GestureDetector to fire any OnGesture events.  Here is what I've tried so far:
In my Activity:
    using Gesture = Android.Glass.Touchpad.Gesture;
    using GestureDetector = Android.Glass.Touchpad.GestureDetector;

    private GestureDetector _gestureDetector;

    protected override void OnCreate(Bundle bundle)
    {
      base.OnCreate(bundle);

      this._gestureDetector = new GestureDetector(this);
      this._gestureDetector.SetBaseListener(new GestureListener());
    }

    public override bool OnGenericMotionEvent(MotionEvent e)
    {
        if (this._gestureDetector != null)
        {
            return this._gestureDetector.OnMotionEvent(e);
        }

        return false;
    }

The IBaseListener implementation:
class GestureListener : GestureDetector.IBaseListener
{
    public bool OnGesture(Gesture gesture)
    {

        if (gesture == Gesture.SwipeRight)
        {
            // do something on right (forward) swipe
            return true;
        }
        else if (gesture == Gesture.SwipeLeft)
        {
            // do something on left (backwards) swipe
            return true;
        }
        return false;
    }

    public void Dispose()
    {

    }

    public IntPtr Handle { get; set; }
}

I tried setting a breakpoint just inside the OnGesture method, but it is never triggered.  Is there something missing from my IBaseListener implementation?

A: It turns out that I needed to make my listener implementation extend Java.Lang.Object, as mentioned in the Xamarin article about Android Callable Wrappers.  Below is a fully working sample Activity.
using System;

using Android.App;
using Android.Content;
using Android.Runtime;
using Android.Views;
using Android.Widget;
using Android.OS;
using Gesture = Android.Glass.Touchpad.Gesture;
using GestureDetector = Android.Glass.Touchpad.GestureDetector;

namespace GlassGestureTest
{
    using Android.Util;

    using Java.Util.Logging;

    [Activity(Label = "GlassGestureTest", MainLauncher = true, Icon = "@drawable/icon")]
    public class Activity1 : Activity
    {

        private GestureDetector _gestureDetector;

        int count = 1;

        protected override void OnCreate(Bundle bundle)
        {
            base.OnCreate(bundle);

            // Set our view from the "main" layout resource
            SetContentView(Resource.Layout.Main);

            // Get our button from the layout resource,
            // and attach an event to it
            Button button = FindViewById<Button>(Resource.Id.MyButton);

            button.Click += delegate { button.Text = string.Format("{0} clicks!", count++); };

            this._gestureDetector = new GestureDetector(this);
            this._gestureDetector.SetBaseListener(new GestureListener());
        }

        public override bool OnGenericMotionEvent(MotionEvent e)
        {
            if (this._gestureDetector != null)
            {
                return this._gestureDetector.OnMotionEvent(e);
            }

            return false;
        }
    }

    // Note - the key part here is to extend Java.Lang.Object in order to properly setup
    // the IntPtr field and Dispose method required by IBaseListener
    public class GestureListener : Java.Lang.Object, GestureDetector.IBaseListener
    {
        public bool OnGesture(Gesture gesture)
        {
            if (gesture == Gesture.SwipeRight)
            {
                // do something on right (forward) swipe
                return true;
            }
            else if (gesture == Gesture.SwipeLeft)
            {
                // do something on left (backwards) swipe
                return true;
            }
            else if (gesture == Gesture.SwipeDown)
            {
                // do something on the down swipe
                return true;
            }
            else if (gesture == Gesture.SwipeUp)
            {
                // do something on the up swipe
                return true;
            }

            return false;
        }
    }
}


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Winnipeg Jets: A personal 'best of this and best of that'
I'm not fond of all-time greatest lists because they're too often compiled by people who are not all-seeing.
Take, for example, the recent anointing of Dave Keon as creme de la Toronto Maple Leafs. As someone who witnessed the wonder that was Keon, initially on the family's black-and-white TV with rabbit ears and then live and in living color with the New England/Hartford Whalers, I offer no quarrel with the salute to the diminutive, balletic centre-ice man. More to the point, I endorse it. Fully.
I wonder, though: How many among the 30 "experts" and 300,000 fans who gave voice to the Keon coronation actually saw him perform? How many can say they watched Syl Apps or Teeder Kennedy, who finished second and third, respectively, in balloting to select the greatest of the greats who have worn Maple Leafs linen in the past 100 years?
Syl Apps retired in 1948, two years before I was born. Teeder Kennedy hung 'em up in '57. I don't have the vaguest memory of him.
Time passed is the flaw in the all-time-greatest ointment, and it explains how a thug like Tie Domi can find himself on the same list as Dave Keon. I mean, seriously? Tie Domi belongs in the same company as Dave Keon? Ya, like I belong in the same ballet as Sophia Lee.
All of which brings me to the Winnipeg Jets. (Yes, I agree, the mention of Domi and ballet in the same breath serves as a rather odd, if not odious, segue to a discussion about the local hockey heroes, but work with me, kids.)
The creaky, old boys and the not-so-creaky Teemu Selanne will be back in town this week to participate in True North Sports & Entertainment's genuflection to the Jets' gloried past in the World Hockey Association and its limited achievements during the first go-round in the National Hockey League. Many of them, no doubt, shall arrive in River City greater of girth and with hairlines in rapid retreat, but hopefully old habits kick in when they take time away from the mirth and merriment of their reunion to play some pond hockey with the creaky, old Edmonton Oilers.
Slow-motion cameras won't be a requirement, of course, because the actual-time speed is apt to be in super slo-mo—save for Selanne—but I'm guessing the Alumni Game on Saturday has as much appeal power as the Heritage Classic featuring the present-day Jets and Oilers on Sunday. (For those of you inclined to place a friendly wager on Team Hawerchuk in the old boys' skirmish, be certain you get favorable odds because Team Gretzky has them out-Hall of Famed, 5-1, with one inductee-in-waiting.)
Anyway, this gathering of the clan puts me in mind of the best of the best, Jets version.
Many of my vintage can say we've seen them all, from the original Jet, Norm Beaudin, to today's current flavor of the month, Patrik Laine, and some of us can say we saw more than most because we had the good fortune of an insider's view home and away. That doesn't make me an expert. It simply means I saw the Jets from a different vantage point.
It's with that in mind that I submit some personal "best of" Jets lists…
My Favorites to Watch
1. Kent Nilsson: Pure magic. The most-talented player to wear a Jets jersey. Bar none.
2. Peter Sullivan: Silky smooth. I don't care if he was defensively deficient. He was dazzling with the puck on his stick.
3. Anders Hedberg: The Swedish Express. His acceleration off the right wing was unparalleled.
4. Teemu Selanne: Ditto what I said about Hedberg.
5. Alexei Zhamnov: Spectacularly subtle. Perhaps that's a contradiction in terms, but he was supremely skilled without a shred of flamboyance.
Most Grit
1. Ulf Nilsson: The punishment he absorbed and endured in the WHA was barbaric and criminal.
1a. Anders Hedberg: See above.
1b. Lars-Erik Sjoberg: See above.
1c. Ted Green: How he played so well in so much head pain is a mystery. I used to cringe watching the Seed hobbling on and off buses and airplanes, knowing he was in crippling pain.
3. Terry Ruskowski: He finished the 1979 WHA final with one arm.
Tom McVie: He'd always spice his interviews with comments like, "I've been fired more times than Al Capone's machine gun" or "If life made sense, it would be men who rode sidesaddle. Think about it."
Willy Lindstrom: The great prankster. He always made a pit stop at a joke store on our visits to Quebec City, then would toss stink bombs and sprinkle sneezing powder on our flight out of town.
Gary (Suitcase) Smith: Smitty seemed to take life with a wink and a nod.
1: Mike Smith: Comrade Mikhail, as I called the Jets GM, sold Kris Draper to the Detroit Red Wings for $1 (U.S. currency, one presumes) and used nine of his 12 selections at the 1992 NHL entry draft to claim Russians, the first of whom was the legendary Sergei Bautin. Smith's make-work-for-Russians project fell flat. Little wonder Dale Hawerchuk got out of Dodge a couple years earlier.
2. Jimmy Mann: The sucker punch that shattered Paul Gardner's jaw was every bit as bad as Todd Bertuzzi's assault on Steve Moore.
3. Tom McVie: Taking his teeth out and trying to fight coach Al MacNeil of the Atlanta Flames was comedy gold.
4. John Ferguson: Punching a hole in the wall of his bunker at Winnipeg Arena? Check. Dumping a bucket of ice on to the Buffalo Sabres bench? Check. Kicking a hole in a dressing room door? Check.
Most Frustrating
1. Andrew McBain: We called him "Fergy's son" or "Fergy's kid" because we couldn't think of any reason he was on the team, except that he must have been GM John Ferguson's illigitimate kid. Beaner fooled us, though, with 32- and 37-goal seasons before leaving the Jets.
2. Scott Campbell: Asthma did poor Scotty in. His was never able to tap his full potential.
3. Ray Neufeld: Not because he underachieved, but because I silently cheered for him to succeed more than any other Jet. He became a fan whipping boy due to the Dave Babych trade, and I wanted Neuf to be a star. Never happened.
Best Quote
1. Dave Babych: Always gave thoughtful answers.
2. Terry Ruskowski: Honest, emotional, passionate.
3. Dale Hawerchuk: Ducky was the face of the franchise for so many years and he always delivered the goods.
4. Andrew McBain: No matter how hard the media rode him, Beaner didn't balk on interviews.
5. Eddie Olczyk: I didn't talk to Eddie O a great deal, but I could tell he had a future in talking.
5b. Barry Melrose: Friar Nicolson and I called him Kelvington after his home town in Saskatchewan. He loved talking into a microphone or tape recorder.
He's Got Gonads
1. Tom McVie: Anyone who would bench Bobby Hull, one of the team owners, for arriving at the rink late has size XXXL gonads.
2. Morris Lukowich: A bantam rooster with a tiger in his tank. Luke never picked on anyone his own size, because they were all bigger than him.
3. Lars-Erik Sjoberg: Built like Barney Rubble, the Little General shied away from no man, not even Bad News Bilodeau and the rest of the cement heads who would run him through the boards in the WHA.
1. Laurie Boschman: So belligerent on the ice, so soft-spoken and genuinely nice off it.
2. Dave Babych: A big, friendly bear of a man.
3. Terry Ruskowski: A good Canadian Prairie boy.
4. Barry Melrose: Fun guy, always joking with Friar and I.
5. Jude Drouin/Pierre Hamel: They took care of me after I collapsed on a flight home from Toronto.
Curmudgeons Before Their Time
1. Randy Carlyle: Mostly it was an act (I think), but Kitty played the role of the two old farts on The Muppets.
2. Mario Marois: Forever bitching about the heat on the bus.
Most Underrated
1. Teppo Numminen: I think he was only appreciated in Winnipeg. Had he played in Toronto or Montreal, they'd still be talking about him.
2. Ron Wilson: Dawg: Subtly efficient.
(When they Drafted this Guy)
1. Sergei Bautin: Still hard to believe that comrade Mikhail Smith squandered a first-round pick on this pylon.
2. Jimmy Mann: Strike one against Fergy.
3. Hannu Jarvenpaa: Scored four goals in an exhibition game. Scored 11 the rest of his career.
4. Evgeny Davydov: Mikhail was kidding, right?
5. Ryan Stewart: Three games, one goal. Say no more.
Patti Dawn Swansson has been writing about Winnipeg sports for 46 years, longer than any living being. Do not, however, assume that to mean she harbors a wealth of sports knowledge or that she's a jock journalist of award-winning loft. It simply means she is old and comfortable at a keyboard (although arthritic fingers sometimes make typing a bit of a chore) and she apparently doesn't know when to quit. Or she can't quit.
She is most proud of her Q Award, presented in 2012 for her scribblings about the LGBT community in Victoria, B.C., and her induction into the Manitoba Sportswriters & Sportscasters Association Media Roll of Honour in 2015.
Author pattidawnswanssonPosted on October 18, 2016 Categories Sports, Winnipeg JetsTags Alexei Zhamnov, Anders Hedberg, Andrew McBain, Barry Melrose, Dale Hawerchuk, Dave Babych, Dave Keon, Eddie Olyzyk, Edmonton Oilers, Gary Smith, Heritage Classic, Jimmy Mann, John Ferguson, Jude Drouin, Kent Nilsson, Lars-Erik Sjoberg, Laurie Boschman, Mario Marois, Mike Smith, Morris Lukowich, National Hockey League, Norm Beaudin, Patrik Laine, Paul Gardner, Pierre Hamel, Randy Carlyle, Ray Neufeld, Ron Wilson, Scott Campbell, Steve Moore, Syl Apps, Ted Green, Teeder Kennedy, Teemu Selanne, Teppo Numminen, Terry Ruskowski, Tie Domi, Todd Bertuzzi, Tom McVie, Toronto Maple Leafs, True North Sports & Entertainment, Ulf Nilsson, Willy Lindstrom, Winnipeg Jets, World Hockey Association
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The document, prepared by a Texas Ranger, appeared to be based almost entirely on Amber Guyger's account.
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graded paper at the bottom of his knapsack.
participated in an heinous act of plagiarism.
Thursday, as a light smattering of snow fell over a still mostly sleeping Toronto.
Ms Woodward, 32, who inspired members of the media earlier this year with her decision to continue teaching at Central T even after having her life threatened by gang members who refused to take part in her hip hop dance programme, vehemently defended her actions.
offenders'. That's from something…right?" asked Woodward.
The boy's father, Toronto Councilman Michael Conti Sr, insists that the burden of proof is the responsibility of the teacher.
dealt with internally," he said.
paper in question, Langston shrugged off suggestions that Central Tech had descended into a state of anarchy over the Conti essay.
on it. It's driving me crazy," said Woodward.
embarrassed" about the incident at his school.
Unpaid human intern Bonner's walls don't always go to the ceiling. A tiny blast of fresh air, Hank Bonner was homeschooled and can eat all cheeses. All of his exes are married.
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As a former inculcator of received knowledge, I can fully sympathize with Ms Woodward's delemma. It's deceitful little wretchs like Michael Conti that undermine the very Christian foundations of Western morality.
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Besides, if Mike Harris had never been around this would never have happened.
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Watch the Navy's newest, most sophisticated aircraft carrier land and launch its first aircraft
Christopher Woody Aug. 1, 2017, 1:03 AM
An F/A-18F Super Hornet launches from the flight deck of USS Gerald R. Ford (CVN 78). US Navy/YouTube
Six days after being commissioned, the USS Gerald R. Ford, the Navy's newest and most sophisticated aircraft carrier, received and launched its first fixed-wing aircraft.
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Those systems are two of 23 new or modified technologies installed on the Ford, which is the first Ford-class carrier. Two more in-class carriers are planned, the USS John F. Kennedy and the USS Enterprise.
Christopher Woody


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HADRON AGE SF (33)
By: Joshua Glenn
One in a series of posts about the 75 best sf adventures published during the genre's Hadron Age era (from 2004–2023, according to HILOBROW's periodization schema). For Josh Glenn's Hadron Age Sci-Fi 75 list (a work in progress), click here.
Iain M. Banks's Matter (2008).
Eight years after the previous installment (Look to Windward) in his Culture series, Banks returned with a meditation on how civilizations in contact with one another are necessarily trapped in a hierarchy. One of Matter's characters, Oramen, is a member of the royal household of the Sarl, a feudal, early-industrial humanoid race living on the eighth level of the "shellworld" (an artificial planet consisting of nested concentric spheres internally lit by tiny thermonuclear "stars") of Sursamen. Another character, Oramen's older brother Ferbin, is forced to flee the eighth level and make his way off-world; his journey is an eye-opening one, because — although he was aware that the Sarl are one of the less-advanced civilizations in the galaxy — he's never been anywhere else. The third major character, Djan Seriy Anaplian, sister to the two princes, returns to Sursamen fifteen years after's she's been recruited into the Culture's Special Circumstances organization. Their drama takes place against the background of a plot involving another Sursamen species, who are using the Sarl as pawns in their effort to take over the planet's ninth level… where some amazingly powerful ancient technology has been discovered. This is science fantasy, sort of, in the tradition of Poul Anderson's High Crusade… except the princess is a lethal bad-ass (accompanied by a dildo-shaped combat drone), and the monster is… well, you'll see. PS: Choubris Holse, Ferbin's servant, is also a great character.
Fun fact: "Is this in some sense a story about uneven development — a clash between developed and developing worlds — on a galactic scale?" asked Annalee Newitz in an interview about Matter. It is, Banks, with the anti-anti-utopian twist that "the whole civilizational game is more rewarding for the less developed because they've still got important stuff they can accomplish; those the Sarl call the Optimae – the Culture and its fellow Galactic top dogs – have nowhere to go, nothing more of true substance to win. […] So being a god is boring."
JOSH GLENN'S *BEST ADVENTURES* LISTS: BEST 250 ADVENTURES OF THE 20TH CENTURY | 100 BEST OUGHTS ADVENTURES | 100 BEST RADIUM AGE (PROTO-)SCI-FI ADVENTURES | 100 BEST TEENS ADVENTURES | 100 BEST TWENTIES ADVENTURES | 100 BEST THIRTIES ADVENTURES | 75 BEST GOLDEN AGE SCI-FI ADVENTURES | 100 BEST FORTIES ADVENTURES | 100 BEST FIFTIES ADVENTURES | 100 BEST SIXTIES ADVENTURES | 75 BEST NEW WAVE SCI FI ADVENTURES | 100 BEST SEVENTIES ADVENTURES | 100 BEST EIGHTIES ADVENTURES | 75 BEST DIAMOND AGE SCI-FI ADVENTURES | 100 BEST NINETIES ADVENTURES | 75 BEST HADRON AGE SCI-FI ADVENTURES.
PLUS: Jack Kirby's New Wave science fiction comics.
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Josh Glenn, HILOBROW's editor, is a principal of the commercial semiotics agency Semiovox. He is co-author and/or co-editor of several books, including The Idler's Glossary, Significant Objects, and the bestselling family activities guide UNBORED. In the '00s, Josh was a columnist and blogger for the Boston Globe's IDEAS section; in the '90s, he published the zine/journal Hermenaut. He lives in Boston.


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Główne Wojsko Dońskie – niezależna społeczność kozacka, zorganizowana na sposób wojskowy na ziemiach nad Donem, powołana hramotą cara Iwana Groźnego w styczniu 1570.

Wcześniej, przed hramotą Iwana Groźnego, były to luźne grupy "luźnych ludzi", zamieszkujące stepy nad wybrzeżem Morza Czarnego i Azowskiego. Ich stolicą była stanica Rozdory. Organizacja Kozaków dońskich, powołana przez cara, miała stanowić przeciwwagę dla Kozaczyzny Zaporoskiej i państwa polskiego.

Siedzibą Głównego Wojska Dońskiego była do 1622 stanica Rozdory, następnie w latach 1622-1637 stanica Monastyrskij Gorodok, później w latach 1637-1642 Azow, stanica Machin Ostriw w latach 1642-1645, i wreszcie w latach 1645-1671 Czerkask.

W 1671 Główne Wojsko Dońskie złożyło przysięgę na wierność carowi i państwu moskiewskiemu, tracąc swoją niezależność. Po złożeniu przysięgi zaczęli być nazywani Dońskim Wojskiem Kozackim.

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