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Holocaust Museum spotlights 100th anniversary of Armenian Genocide
Siranush Ghazanchyan Send an email February 11, 2015, 16:33
The Illinois Holocaust Museum & Education Center Feb. 8 held a symposium on the Armenian Genocide attended by more than 300 people, The Chicago Tribune reports.
In marking the 100th anniversary of the Armenian genocide with a symposium Feb. 8 at Skokie's Illinois Holocaust Museum, a panelist concluded that every genocide is unique and yet every genocide is the same.
"The magnitude of them could be different, the causes of them could be different, but there tends to be common elements that you see persistently through most of them," said Shant Mardirossian, chairman of the Near East Foundation.
One of the most basic is dehumanization of a group of people. Eventually targeted for persecution, those people become regarded as less than human beings so attempts to eliminate them take on a warped and skewed sense of morality.
The most publicized difference about the Armenian genocide, though, is the controversial refusal of the Turkish government to recognize a horrific chapter in history as genocide.
"The Ottoman state certainly deserves the blame for letting this happen," states the Stanford University Turkish Association. "However, the evidence tells that it is the inability of the state to control its provinces, rather than its intended plan, that lead to the atrocities. The government authority in most of that area in question was limited to a network of alliances with Turkish and Kurdish warlords, over which it had limited control."
The University of Minnesota's Center for Holocaust and Genocide Studies suggest its research shows there were 2.1 million Armenians in the Ottoman Empire in 1914, 387,800 left by 1922.
According to Armenian genocide scholar Dr. Peter Balakian, there remains only 30,000 to 40,000 Armenians in Turkey.
Raphael Lemkin, a Polish Lawyer of Jewish descent, first coined the term "genocide" in 1944 to describe the systematic extermination of Armenians and Assyrians during and after World War I.
"Lemkin did so much thinking about the extermination of the Armenians," Balakian told well over 300 people Feb. 8 at the museum. "It was vital to his entire lifetime project."
The museum symposium was not the first time the museum has shined a light on the controversy surrounding the Armenian genocide.
Nearly two years ago, it hosted a talk about the Armenian genocide followed less than a month later with a two-day conference on the subject.
Dedicated not only to preserving the history of World War II genocide, but in teaching about genocide all over the world, the museum describes its mission this way: "Remember the past, transform the future."
The Armenian genocide addresses both parts of that mission. Until the truth is recognized, social justice leaders say, history remains tainted and the future impacted.
Balakian called genocide denial the last step of genocide, echoing a similar refrain from Jewish Holocaust survivor and Nobel Laureate Elie Wiesel.
"Constant and aggressive" genocide denial means that first they kill the victims, and then they kill their memories, Wiesel has said.
Dr. Stephen Smith, executive director of the University of Southern California Shoah Foundation – Institute for Visual History and Education, noted that only 30 years marks the beginning of the Armenian genocide and the end of the Holocaust.
Just as it did in recording the live testimony of Holocaust survivors, the Shoah Foundation has played a role to preserve testimonies from first-hand witnesses of the Armenian genocide.
Shown at the Feb. 8 symposium was a partial interview providing a harrowing account of atrocities observed by a witness.
"I saw with my own eyes a neighbor of mine…They took hold of her by the hair and [threw] her into the burning fire," she recalls. Her 4-year-old sister died on a train during a deportation and was buried by the side of the railroad tracks, she said.
The museum's symposium also addressed American response to the Armenian genocide during and after 1915.
The Near East Relief mobilized ordinary citizens to raise more than $117 million for emergency relief and services — the equivalent to $1.25 billion today.
More than one million Armenian refugees, including 132,000 orphans were saved because of the effort, which became a model for citizen and social justice philanthropy.
Most in the audience Feb. 8 were of Armenian descent, coming from throughout the Chicago area to learn more about the Armenian genocide and support its recognition.
Countries, including the United States, have been accused of dragging their feet in making such a declaration — in large part because of politics and their relationships with Turkey, panelists said.
"The United States Congress has not forgotten about this genocide," assured U.S. Rep. Robert Dold (R-10), chairman of the Congressional Armenian Caucus.
Dold is one of the lead sponsors of an upcoming resolution on the Armenian genocide.
"Simply put," he told the crowd, "this resolution will shine a spotlight on the genocide denial and show that the United States Congress firmly stands on the side of truth."
In some of the Feb. 8 comments, though, a relatively few still questioned the legitimacy of calling the horrific events of 100 years ago a genocide, in line with the position of Turkey.
Panelist Omer Ismail, senior adviser to the Enough Project and eyewitness of the genocide in Darfur, had an answer for them.
He said it's time to bury the hatchet, acknowledge the truth and to move forward.
"Come out of this and be clean about it and tell your own government to move on," he said.
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Q: Laravel relationship where clause returns all records parent I have three tables, File, FileFolder and Folder. These tables all have their own Laravel Model, with their respective names.
File

FileFolder

Folder

Now, I need to retrieve all files that are in folder 1. Our project already contains an Eloquent relationship within the File model, which looks like this:

    public function folderRelation()
    {
        return $this->belongsTo(FolderFileRelation::class, 'FileId', 'FileId');
    }

Looking at the official Laravel docs and these questions on stackoverflow:
where clause inside a relationships - laravel
Laravel query relationship where clause
Laravel relationship where clause is returning records outside relationship
WHERE clause with relationship to another table in Laravel
It clearly states, that for my use case, I need to use the standard with function, to include my relationship, so I can use a where clause on my FileFolder model.
My code now looks like this:
        $files = File::with(['folderRelation' => function($query) {
                $query->where('FolderId', 1);
        }])->get();

Expected outcome
The where-clause on my FileFolder relationship is used, and only the contents from the File table, where the File is in folder 1 get queried from the database.
Returned in $files

Actual outcome
The where-clause on my FileFolder relationship is not used, and all the contents within the File table get queried from the database.
Returned in $files

Did I implement my query correctly, or is it better to use a raw-query in this use case?
Possible solutions
Raw query
Using a raw-query, which would work exactly as I'd want it too. The biggest downside to this method is not being able to use the collections as needed.
Querying folder, then retrieving files
I could query like this:
   $files = FileFolder::where('FolderId', $folder)->get()->files();

But, one of my requirements is querying only "image" files, looping over all the files, and dropping keys that are not images, would create an unnecessary extra loop, which would eat away server resources when deployed to production.
(sidenote, sorry for adding the tables as images. I made them with the MD-editor, but couldn't seem to post them due to stackoverflow incorrectly identifying them as code, treating them as inline-code as stated here does not seem to work either)

A: See here for more detail on the difference between whereHas and with Laravel: Difference between whereHas and with contains constraint
The right code would be the following
$files = File::with(['folderRelation'])->whereHas('folderRelation', function ($query) {
    $query->where('FolderId', 0);
})->get();

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May's new timetable on track: Part 1
First improvement in the May 2019 rail timetable I experienced yesterday on my tour around was from my own local station, Hassocks where our disjointed two an hour trains to the Thameslink Core stations and on to Bedford or Cambridge (one an hour to each but to a 40/20 pattern) have been replaced with the new even half hourly Brighton to Cambridge service. Bye bye Bedford it's been good to know you.
I caught the new 0748 which goes to Cambridge whereas previously there had been a long gap in our peak hour timetable until the 0808 to Bedford which now no longer calls at Hassocks.
It wasn't surprising on this first morning there were few passengers boarding or on board the train from Brighton, although by East Croydon we'd got busier, and by London Bridge as well as many alighting, there were also many boarding almost certainly unaware they were catching a new and extra peak hour twelve coach train. And that doesn't often happen in commuter land. It's a welcome addition to the timetable as are the new Saturday Cambridge Brighton journeys and the Sunday journeys which venture as far south as Gatwick Airport.
Timekeeping on the 0748 had been excellent throughout for this first day; we arrived London Bridge spot on time and through the Thameslink Core with five minutes spare to wait at Finsbury Park (even time for our driver to come back on board for a toilet break) before continuing north with noticeably few passengers on board this extra journey to last week's timetable.
I got off at Stevenage in time to see one of the buses now running the all new Rail Replacement Bus service which has replaced trains to Hertford North while a new terminating Bay platform is built.
There's a half hourly service running direct to Hertford North and an hourly service just to Watton-at-Stone from where a half hourly train runs via Hertford North to Moorgate as normal.
There was only one passenger on the 0937 departure from Stevenage to Hertford North. I'm not sure why this arrangement is happening as the four platforms at Stevenage still look as they've always done to me from where the Moorgate terminators terminated, but perhaps more structural changes are ahead.
I headed back south to Finsbury Park on a Horsham bound train (from Peterborough), did a quick cross platform change there to a Great Northern train from Hertford North and down the former City Line to Moorgate.
What a shame the former Network South East tiling and branding is finally being removed from these stations. Moorgate is presumably the first to be rebranded as so far Old Street, Essex Road, Highbury & Islington and Drayton Park remain untouched.
As both Peterborough and Hertford North originating trains arrived and departed Finsbury Park at exactly the same time it was interesting to see just how many passengers dashed across the platform from one train to the other to either make their way towards stations on the Thameslink Core or to Moorgate.
Some interesting journey options and connections to the Underground are now available. I was heading to Liverpool Street and could have changed at Farringdon on to the Underground but decided to opt for Moorgate and take a stroll.
I arrived in good time at Liverpool Street to catch the very first northbound 'Norwich in 90' train operated by Greater Anglia at 1100, displacing the usual half hourly Norwich departure with its stops along the way at that time to 1102.
The 'Norwich in 90' idea is classic political and PR puff. Great for photo shoots and making out how wonderful everyone is at successfully campaigning for some eye catching achievement and for train companies to pat themselves on the back for responding to such calls for 'improvements', but of dubious benefit in the grand scheme of things.
Norwich folk make comparisons between the normal one hour fifty minute journey time for the 115 miles to London with the same time it takes to run non-stop from York over the 200 miles down to the Capital. But that ignores the crucial point that trains running southbound non-stop from York have come from Edinburgh, Newcastle, Durham, Darlington as well as Sunderland and other stations so already have a huge number of passengers on board making for an often full train load to whizz down to London.
The trouble for Norwich is that it's at the end of the line, and to muster up the same number of passengers to head down to London, albeit with a stop in Ipswich is never going to stack up especially with a decent half hourly train running between the cities all day.
At the moment there are just two 90 minute journeys in each direction utilising one train which sits in Norwich for four and a half hours between the return runs. While the timings work well for Norwichites wanting a day out in London (0900 from Norwich and 1900 return from Liverpool Street) it's not quite so good for a day in Norwich, unless you like a late start, leaving London at 1100 with a return at 1700.
And it's that return at 1700, arriving Liverpool Street at 1830 just as the tracks are already stacked out with departing commuter trains which has caused the most consternation among Norwich in 90 critics. It's meant a whole raft of tweaks have been necessary to create a smooth path for the all important 1830 arrival. Here's a quick run through courtesy of Today's Railways magazine ….
After all that yesterday's first run on the 1700 from Norwich hit a red signal near Bethnal Green arriving into Liverpool Street five minutes down at 1835.
My 1100 northbound journey fared better as did the first 0900 southbound, both achieving the 90 minute target; just as well with all the red lanyard wearing Greater Anglia staff, VIPs and camera crews on board.
We nearly missed it with a slowing down near Diss, but they'd apparently chosen the fastest pair of engines in the fleet and our driver made up for that hiccup and arrived spot on time at 1230. While the two First Class carriages were well occupied with guests, I did a head count in standard class after we left Ipswich; there were 78 on board who could have all just about fitted into one carriage instead of the seven we had! Meanwhile the former stopping train that left 2 minutes behind us also looked to have a similar load on board as we pulled out of Liverpool Street.
Greater Anglia had hoped to show off one of their new trains on the Norwich in 90 runs yesterday but alas as is the way with new trains, testing is still going on and everything's running late, so it wasn't to be.
I came across a new Class 745 train on test on my next journey to Great Yarmouth where it made for an interesting contrast alongside the Class 37 engine which had brought us across the wonderful Norfolk Broads and which are still helping to keep the timetable on track until new trains are ready.
It's an exciting time for Greater Anglia who are replacing their entire fleet over the next year and I'm sure the positive publicity surrounding the 'Norwich in 90' will all help to raise the profile of train travel in the region which has to be good; and it was certainly an impressive ride, if totally uncommercial.
After my nostalgic ride across to Great Yarmouth and back I just got caught up in the tail end of delays due to an earlier signal failure at Ely making for a late running 1357 departure from Norwich to Liverpool. East Midlands Trains were doing their best to recover service and combined the 75 minute late running 1257 departure with our 15 minute late 1357 journey making for a double crewed four coach train and the consequential hiatus over seat reservations. Makes me think it really is time to do away with reservations but I know the arguments for keeping them too, and sway between the two views.
A ride up the East Coast Main Line on an LNER HST from Peterborough took me to Retford ….
… where I changed to try out the all new hourly Northern service to Gainsborough Central. Theses journeys have been tacked on to a Leeds to Sheffield timetable which provide a stopping service from Sheffield eastwards to Worksop and Retford and then to Gainsborough Central.
Previously the train would have veered south as it approached Gainsborough and served that town's other station a mile south of the town centre on Lea Road and then on to Lincoln. Lea Road is a delightful station with a wonderful entrance area lovingly cared for by local people….
…. but it's not nearly as conveniently sited as Central, which as it's name implies is central. And peculiarly used to get a train service just on a Saturday and then only three return journeys which continued on via Brigg to Grimsby and Cleethorpes. These Saturday journeys still run (they give Brigg along with Kirton Lindsey their required 'Parliamentary service') but it's certainly celebratory time for the new look connection back to Gainsborough Central.
And Northern have splashed the cash on some bunting to celebrate.
There were just three other passengers on the 1750 arrival into Gainsborough Central yesterday having left Sheffield at a peak time 1654, but that was just day one and I'm sure as word spreads Gainsboroughites will find the new service a great improvement.
The new timetable has enabled Northern to speed up the previous hourly Sheffield via Worksop and Retford to Lincoln service by missing out the five stations between Sheffield and Worksop in the off peak (leaving them for the new Gainsborough Central train) saving about eight minutes giving a Sheffield to Lincoln in 73; that's for 55 miles. Not quite Norwich in 90 over 115 miles but it's a start.
I caught the first off peak 'flyer' from Lincoln at 0929 this morning and although we only had 24 on board leaving that wonderful city, we picked up a few at the next two stations, Saxilby and Gainsborough Lea Road before a good crowd at Retford and Worksop when it was foot down all the way to Sheffield and very perceptively a faster journey as we sped by the next five stations. I'm sure once this improvement becomes known it'll become very popular especially as the train continues to Meadowhall for the shopping centre there on its way to Leeds.
Some passengers boarding in Lincoln wanting Sheffield were puzzled by the train showing Leeds as the destination but I overheard others on board buying through tickets to Leeds so that link up may prove beneficial.
I'm now at Sheffield and about to cross the Pennines to see more new May timetable developments and I'll describe them in the next blog.
Little tip, always follow the trolley when wanting to know which end First Class is located when it's not displayed on station signs!
BusAndTrainUser	Train journeys	2 Comments May 21, 2019 May 22, 2019 7 Minutes
All Line Rove Around
Mid May's always a good month to buy an All Line Rover and have a wander around Britain's rail network taking a look at new initiatives introduced by various Train Operating Companies in the May timetable change. This year's changes are bound to be much smoother than last year's collective meltdown especially as some improvements that looked dodgy have already been postponed at the last minute.
For example, the new station due to open on the Stratford to Bishops Sortford line near Tottenham at Meridian Water has been postponed for a week or two (as predicted); while the introduction of Class 37 locos on peak hour journeys between Cardiff and Rhymney and refurbished Class 442s on SWR's promised enhancements on the Waterloo/Portsmouth line have both been postponed just in the last week or so; still far better to delay than implement if everything's not ready and risk it all going wrong. Definitely the lesson learned from May 2018.
There are still enough new interesting developments to seek out and experience and I'll describe my travels as the week progresses.
The All Line Rover ticket has been around for ages. Every year in Barry Doe's review of Rail Rovers in Rail magazine (there are 73 different Rovers available in regional areas all over the country) he observes "it is now eight years since the Association of Train Operating Companies (ATOC) said that one advantage of the then all new All-Line time restrictions was that operators would now be more content to advertise its existence, as business abstraction had been removed."
In 2011 restrictions on using certain long distance train companies' services before 1000 were introduced on the All Line Rover at Euston, St Pancras and Kings Cross as well as Watford Junction, Milton Keynes, Birmingham New Street, Luton+Airport, Bedford and Stevenage but as Barry continues "the only operators to advertise the All-Line in their general publicity remain GWR and Northern – and the Rail Delivery Group that subsumed ATOC has produced nothing centrally at all. What other industry would totally ignore its most extensive and comprehensive product?'"; good point as always Barry.
It's not that the price of the All Line Rover is a giveaway. The longest version is for 14 day validity. The full, non-Railcard, price for that is £796 and for 7 days it's £526 for Standard Class travel. That works out at either £56.85 or £75.14 a day. You have to be a very committed traveller to be spending those sums every day continuously for a fortnight or a week. Some days you might be quids in when making long journeys, but other days if you're just making shorter trips it might be cheaper to pay-as-you-go. And if you're one who likes to plan a Rover in advance to specific train journeys to get maximum distance and value, you might find it cheaper to buy a week or fortnight's worth of Advance Purchase tickets.
On the other hand the great thing about a Rover ticket is the wonderful freedom it gives you to travel anywhere and change plans as the mood takes you. Indeed for the next seven days while I've got a few milestones to cover I'm happy to change plans at a moments notice. At this time of year it's easy to book overnight accommodation at the last minute too which helps for such sporadic random travelling.
Built into the price of a Rover therefore is the freedom and flexibility it offers. Mind you the same is true for season tickets and Barry also often makes the point that with 'Any Permitted' routes you can also enjoy many travel options across wide areas simply by buying a One Week season between distant destinations.
As my Twitter followers will know, for this week, I opted for the 7 day First Class version which with my one third off Senior Railcard discount works out at a similar price to the full price Standard Class ticket coming in at £525.35. The joy of being over sixty! First Class for the price of Standard.
Full whack First Class would cost £796 and the top of the range fourteen day is £1,216. You'd really have to clock the miles up on First Class enabled trains to get your money's worth with that one.
For me though it's been the bargain of the year as once again I've saved up my Delay Repay vouchers over the last twelve months' travels and cashed all £497.47 of them in meaning I paid just £27.88 for my £525.35 All Line Rover. Not bad; although as I wrote the other day with reliability improving on GTR, I doubt I'll ever amass as much compensation in the coming year so won't be able to do the same in 2020, although many of the larger claims are in respect of longer journeys which are worth more, and it all adds up.
I'm probably one of the few passengers who generally don't mind delays especially when they become severe, reimbursement gets generous and I'm not in a hurry!
There is of course an even greater value ticket and that's the BritRail Pass which gives all the benefits of an All Line Rover and also including no pre 1000 restrictions on those business routes as an added bonus for roughly half the price.
The only snag is BritRail passes are not available to UK residents; only to those registered as resident overseas. The 8 day full adult price for Standard Class (no 7 day version exists) is currently $328 which is about £257, about half the price of the 7 Day All Line Rover at £526.
I'll certainly be getting my £27.88 worth of value in the coming week and am looking forward to sharing my travel experiences with you in the coming days.
BusAndTrainUser	Comment, Train journeys	6 Comments May 20, 2019 May 22, 2019 4 Minutes

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If you're planning on going to LEGOLAND California in 2015, you will be finding some new things at the park. The first thing is that the Star Wars Miniland will be expanding again next year and they will be adding the Death Star as part of their attraction. The Death Star will span 6 feet across and will include the trench run scene inside the space station. This expansion will be opening right before Star Wars Days on March 7 and 8. You can check out the current Star Wars Miniland in one of our previous posts.
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Activists Fear Cover-Up in DRC Bas-Congo Violence
VOA News - April 8, 2008
Human rights activists in the Democratic Republic of Congo fear a cover-up is taking place in the aftermath of violence in the western Bas-Congo region earlier this year. Clashes opposed police and a now banned political religious movement.
Mine Awareness Day, North Kivu's harmless-looking, but deadly killers
UNHCR - April 4, 2008
World attention will focus today on the scourge of landmines, but for tens of thousands of displaced people in eastern Democratic Republic of the Congo (DRC) the deadly weapons are a daily concern.
Five year UN agency action plan for the DRC launched
MONUC - April 3, 2008
In the Ministry of Foreign Affairs in Kinshasa on 3 April 2008, the DRC government and the UN agencies of UNICEF, UNDP and UNFPA signed a new five year programme action plan for the country, for the years 2008 to 2012.
SA to strengthen ties with DRC, funds needed
SABC News - April 3, 2008
A serious lack of funding is hampering the implementation of several agreements between South Africa and the Democratic Republic of Congo. High-level government officials from the two countries are now hammering out strategies to find adequate resources. They are expected to present their reports to Presidents Thabo Mbeki and Joseph Kabila during the final day of the South Africa - DRC Binational Commission, underway in Pretoria.
US Lawmakers Consider Proposals to Curb Rape as Weapon of War
A U.S. Senate hearing focused on the use of rape as a weapon in armed conflicts, and what the United States can do to try to crackdown on the practice.
Security Council extends arms embargo and monitoring group
UN News - March 31, 2008
The United Nations Security Council today extended until the end of the year its arms embargo and other sanctions meant to keep weapons out of the hands of militias in the Democratic Republic of the Congo (DRC), which it said continue to threaten stability in the eastern part of the vast country.
The Congolese government establishes a panel to review mining contracts
MONUC - March 28, 2008
During a press conference held on 24 March 2008 in his office, Mining Minister Martin Kabwelulu announced the establishment of a panel to review mining contracts, following the publication of the final report of the Review Commission set up by the Technical Cell for Mining Planning and Coordination (CTPCM). Among others, the tasks of the panel will be to readjust the share of the State in the different partnerships, said the Minister.
Fear, uncertainty deter North Kivu IDPs from going home
IRIN - March 26, 2008
Hundreds of thousands of internally displaced persons (IDPs) in North Kivu Province in the Democratic Republic of Congo (DRC) are reluctant to go back to their villages for fear of attacks despite a truce signed in January between the government and various armed groups.
Victims of Bas-Congo violence in urgent need of medical care
A medical charity has expressed concerns that people wounded during clashes between the police and supporters of a politico-religious sect in the Bas-Congo province in southwest Democratic Republic of Congo are not receiving any medical help.
DR Congo bans sect after clashes
BBC News - March 22, 2008
The Democratic Republic of Congo has banned a separatist religious sect in the west of the country following a bloody crackdown on the group. President Joseph Kabila's government withdrew recognition of Bundu dia Kongo (BDK) as a non-profit organisation.
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				$("#lblIdRequisiciones").html($("#claveCompuesta").val());
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	$("#btnBuscar").click(function() {
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	$("#btnResetTabla").click(function() {
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		'<input class="requisicionTxt" name="table['+ $sr +'][idRequisiciones]">	'+
		'<input class="form-control" value="'+ $("#descripcion1").val() +'">	'+
		'<input class="form-control unidadTable" value="'+ $("#unidad1").val() +'" disable>	'+
		'<input class="form-control buttonSearch" name="table['+ $sr +'][cantidad]" value="'+ $("#cantidad1").val() +'">	'+
		'<input class="form-control fechaTable" name="table['+ $sr +'][fecha]" value="'+ dateConvert($("#fecha").val()) +'">	'+
		'<input class="form-control" name="table['+ $sr +'][comentarios]" value="'+ $("#comentarios").val() +'">	'+
		'<input name="eliminar" class="btnDelete btn btn-danger buttonSearch" value="X">	'+
		'
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		/*myObject.push(
	    {clave: $("#clave1").val(), descripcion1: $("#descripcion1").val() , unidad1: $("#unidad1").val(), cantidad : $("#cantidad1").val(), fecha : $("#fecha").val(), comentarios : $("#comentarios").val()}
		);*/
		getMaxidReq();
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		var jsonResponse = JSON.parse($("#idCentroCostos").val());
		$("#claveCompuesta").val("REQ-" + this.value + "-" + jsonResponse[0]['CountCc'] + "");
	});
	/* ************************************* FIN AÑADIR  *************************************************** */
	/* ************************************* BOTON ELIMINAR PARTIDA **************************************** */
	$('#table').on('click', 'input[name="eliminar"]', function () {
	    $(this).closest('tr').remove();
	});
	/* ****************************************************************************************************** */
	/*	**** GuardarRequisicion **** */
	$('#btnAccion').click(function (){
	//	document.forms["formRequisiciones"].submit() === undefined)
			$.post($("#formRequisiciones").attr("action"), $("#formRequisiciones").serialize(),
				function() {
					$.post($("#formDetalles").attr("action"), $("#formDetalles").serialize(),
						function() {
							//After POST
							$('#formRequisiciones')[0].reset();
							$('#formDetalles')[0].reset();
							limpiarTabla();
							var jsonResponse = JSON.parse(getLastInsertedJson("requisiciones", "idRequisiciones"));
							$("#show").html('Requisicion '+ jsonResponse['data'][0]['claveCompuesta'] + ' Guardada Correctamente');
							$("#message").removeClass("hidden");
						});
				});
	});
	/*	**** FIN: GuardarRequisicion **** */

	$('#formDetalles').on('keypress', function(e) {
	    return e.which !== 13;
	});

	$('#buscarInsumos').on('keypress', function(e) {
			return e.which !== 13;
	});

	$( "#clave1" ).change(function() {
	  myFunction($("#clave1").val());
	});

}); //FIN JQUERY

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function dateConvert(date){
	var d=new Date(date.split("/").reverse().join("-"));
	var dd = d.getDate()+1;
	var mm = d.getMonth()+1;
	var yy = d.getFullYear();
	return yy + "/" + mm + "/" + dd;
}

function loadCostosInfo(id){
	$("#clave1").val(id);
}

function limpiarClaveInsumo(id){
	$("#clave1").val('');
}
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Funcion filtar en la lista de insumos
*/

/*
	Funcion: busca un insumo y consulta su descripcion y su unidad de medida
*/
function myFunction(id) {
	var url;
	var insumo = [];
	var length;
	url = urlRequisiciones + 'getWhere/' + id;
	 $.getJSON(url, function (data) {
		 $.each(data, function (i) {
			 insumo.push(data[i])
		 })
		 if (insumo == 0){
				 $("#clave1").val('');
				 $("#descripcion1").val('');
				 $("#unidad1").val('');
				 $('#clave1').focus();
		}else{
				$("#descripcion1").val(insumo[0][0]['descripcion']);
				$("#unidad1").val(insumo[0][0]['unidad']);
				$('#cantidad1').focus();
		}
	 })
	 .fail(function(){
			 	 $("#clave1").val('');
				 $("#descripcion1").val('');
				 $("#unidad1").val('');
				 $('#clave1').focus();
	 });
}

function modalClose(){
	$('#memberModal').modal('toggle');
}

function getMaxidReq(){
	 $.getJSON(urlRequisiciones +'getMaxidReq', function (data) {
		$(".requisicionTxt").val( (parseInt(data[0]['idRequisiciones'])/*+ 1*/) );
	 });
}

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	insumos = "";
	 $.getJSON(urlRequisiciones +'getDataJson/insumos', function (data) {
				insumos = data['data'];
	 });
}

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	var result = $.ajax({
		type : "POST",
		url : urlRequisiciones + 'getLastInsertedJson/'+ table +'/' + data_id,
		param: '{}',
		 contentType: "application/json; charset=utf-8",
		 dataType: "json",
		async: false,
		 success: function (data) {
	 }
	}).responseText;
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}

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        url: urlRequisiciones +'getConsecutivo/'+ idCentroC,
       param: '{}',
        contentType: "application/json; charset=utf-8",
        dataType: "json",
       async: false,
        success: function (data) {
      //    return data[0]['CountCc'];
      }
    }) .responseText ;
    return  result;
}

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}

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		$('#descripcion1').val('');
		$('#unidad1').val('');
		$('#cantidad1').val('');
		$('#fecha').val('');
		$('#comentarios').val('');
		$('#obra').focus();
}

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		for (var i in printthis) {
			output += i + ' : ' + print_r(printthis[i], true) + '\n';
		}
	} else {
		output += printthis;
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		return output;
	} else {
		alert(output);
	}
}

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[Avionics Magazine 11-04-2016] The U.S. Air Force took delivery of the newest C-5M Super Galaxy on Nov. 1. The C 5M was ferried from the Lockheed Martin and will be assigned to the 433rd Airlift Wing, the U.S. Air Force Reserve Command unit at Joint Base San Antonio-Lackland, Texas.
The aircraft, formerly assigned to Westover Air Reserve Base, Massachusetts, was flown to Stewart Air National Guard Base, New York, for interior paint restoration and to receive its new Texas state flag tail flash prior to final delivery. It is the fourth C-5M assigned to Lackland.


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20 December 2016 events news
Three-time grammy winner Charley Pride taught himself to play guitar in his early teens, but he dreamed of becoming a professional baseball player. After playing in the Negro American League, he was signed by RCA Victor and in 1967 he became the first African-American singer to perform at the Grand Ole Opry. (Later, in 1993, Pride became the Grande Ole Opry's first
African-American member.) "Just Between You And Me" launched Pride to stardom, earning him his first grammy nomination for 1966. In 1969, Pride scored his first No. 1 country hit with "All I Have To Offer You (Is Me)." The recognition led to a long and auspicious career for Pride, who is considered the first African-American superstar in country music.
The Recording Academy will also honor Shirley Caesar, Ahmad Jamal, Jimmie Rodgers, Nina Simone, Sly Stone and the Velvet Underground with the Lifetime Achievement Award.
"This year's Special Merit Awards recipients comprise a prestigious group of diverse and influential creators who have crafted or contributed to some of the most distinctive recordings in music history," said Neil Portnow, President/CEO of The Recording Academy. "These exceptionally inspiring figures are being honored as legendary performers, creative architects, and technical visionaries. Their outstanding accomplishments and passion for their respective crafts have created a timeless legacy."
The Lifetime Achievement Award celebrates performers who have made outstanding contributions of artistic significance to the field of recording, while the Trustees Award honors contributions in areas other than performance. The recipients are determined by vote of The Recording Academy's National Board of Trustees. Technical grammy Award recipients are voted on by The Academy's Producers & Engineers Wing Advisory Council and Chapter Committees, and are ratified by The Academy's Trustees. The award is presented to individuals and/or companies who have made contributions of outstanding technical significance to the recording industry.
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Klement X., vlastním jménem Emilio Altieri (13. července 1590 – 22. července 1676) byl od roku 1670 do své smrti v létě 1676 papežem.

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Manuscript Number : IJSRSET184499
High Strength Tertiary Brand Concrete
Authors(5) :-Vaibhav Ippar, Prashant Bingale, Akshay Jadhav, Bapu Dhondge, Nikita Kulthe
Concrete is the most important engineering material in construction industry because of its inherent strength properties. However, the addition of some other materials may change the properties of concrete. With increase in trend towards the wider use of concrete for pre-stressed concrete and high rise buildings there is a growing demand of concrete with higher compressive strength. Micro-silica, also called as silica fumes is produced in electric arc furnace as a by-product of the production of elemental silicones or alloys containing silicon.. Its handling and disposal is a point of concern because of the environment concerns. Silica fume is usually categorized as a supplementary cementations material. These materials exhibit pozzolanic properties, cementations properties and a combination of both properties. Due to these properties, it can affect the concrete behaviour in many ways. Significant amount of international research are going on with different alternative cement binders in recent years to develop optimum mixture. The mineral admixtures with pozzolanic properties such as fly ash (FA), silica fume (SF), ground blast-furnace slag (GGBS) and met kaolin (MK) are commonly used as a partial substitution of Portland cement during construction. These admixtures are often added to modify the physical and chemical properties of cementations mixes, performances and engineering properties of the concrete,. In comparison to ordinary Portland cement, the collection of GGBS as a by-product requires less energy and it produces less greenhouse gases. Thus, GGBS blended concrete is a more environmentally friendly concrete compared to OPC concrete. Cement can be replaced with the by products which are cementations in nature. Materials such as fly ash, slag are preferably being used; this will help to reduce the cement content and also provides the use of waste products as a replacement. This mixture will give proper bond with durability and strength also reducing the content of cement to greater extent
Vaibhav Ippar
Department of Civil Engineering,Loknete Gopinathji Munde Instituteof Engineering and Research, Nashik, Maharashtra, India
Prashant Bingale
Akshay Jadhav
Bapu Dhondge
Nikita Kulthe
Fly Ash, Micro silica, GGBFS
A.H.L.Swaroop, K.Venkateswararao, P Kodandaramarao, "Durability Studies On Concrete GGBFS", International Journal of Engineering Research and Applications, Vol. 3, Issue 4, Jul-Aug 2013, pp.285-28.
Ajay Verma, "Effect of Micro Silica on The Strength of Concrete with Ordinary Portland Cement", Research Journal of Engineering Sciences, Vol. 1(3), 1-4, Sept. (2012) pp. 55-75.
Alaa M. Rashad," Effect of Silica Fume and Slag on Compressive Strength and Abrasion Resistance of HVFA Concrete", International Journal of Concrete Structures and Materials ,Vol.8, No.1, pp.69–81.
Bhanja Santanu, and Sengupta, Bratish, (2003) "Optimum Silica Fume Content and its Mode of Action on Concrete," ACI Materials Journal, V (100), No. 5, pp. 407-412 Majiduddin, Experimental Investigation On The Effect Of Physical, Chemical And Mechanical Properties Of Fly Ash And Ground Granulated Blast Furnace Slag(GGBFS) On Concrete", International Journal of Engineering Research and Applications, vol 08 March, 2015, pp. 50-94.
C. M. modi, A. N. vyasarao Microfine ground granulated blast furnace slag for high performance concrete Concrete International, (Dec. 2001), pp 53-59
D Dilip Kumar Singha Roy and AmitavaSil , "the effect of Partial Replacement of Cement by Silica Fume on Hardened Concrete" The Indian concrete Journal, September 2004, pp. 57-60.
Faseyemi Victor Ajileye, "Micro silica (Silica Fume) As Partial Cement Replacement in concrete Cement and Concrete Research", Vol. 30, 2000, 1501-1505
Frieda, Bernd –"micro silica– characterization of an unique additive". November 15-18, 2006 São Paulo – Brazil. Elkem AS, Materials, P.O. Box 8126 Vaagsbygd, 4675 Kristiansand, Norway.
K Ganesh Babu and V. Sree Rama Kumar, "Efficiency of GGBS in Concrete", Cement and Concrete Research, Vol. 30, 2000, 1031-1036.
K. C. Biswal Suresh Chandra Sadangi ,Associate Effect of super plasticizer and silica fume on properties of concrete Vol. 20, 1998, 103-112V. Mallikarjuna.Reddy , Prof. M V SeshagiriRao. "Comparative study on the effect of Packing Factor on Workability and study Mechanical Properties of High Strength Self Compacting (M70) with different mineral admixtures". e- ISSN No.2349-9745, Date: 2-4 July, 2015
Vaibhav Ippar, Prashant Bingale, Akshay Jadhav, Bapu Dhondge, Nikita Kulthe, " High Strength Tertiary Brand Concrete, International Journal of Scientific Research in Science, Engineering and Technology(IJSRSET), Print ISSN : 2395-1990, Online ISSN : 2394-4099, Volume 4, Issue 4, pp.333-338, March-April-2018.
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Comprehensive EMU reform or tinkering at the margins?
The European Commission has laid out a new roadmap for reforming EMU. Regrettably, most of the proposed changes, being formalistic and cosmetic, are unlikely to have much impact.
On December 5th, the European Commission published a package of documents under the heading: "Commission sets out Roadmap for deepening Europe's Economic and Monetary Union". This package has four elements: two concrete proposals and two Communications.
The latter two elements constitute the most 'fluffy' part of the entire package because the Communications are purely descriptive of what could be done, without any concrete indication that the Commission would really like this to happen (the text contains many instances of 'could', but few of 'should').
For example, one Communication is about "the possible functions of a European Minister of Economy and Finance". But no new functions are actually outlined. The essence of this idea is to give an existing position (Vice President of the Commission responsible for the economy) a new title (European Minister) without any new competences. The Communication adds that that in future this Vice President could be elected by national Finance Ministers to take over the chair of the ECOFIN Council, without spelling out what would be achieved in concrete terms by this 'double hatting'.
Another Communication is about a potential new budgetary instrument, which might have many different purposes. But it would presumably be limited to a couple of hundred million euros (not billions) and would thus be irrelevant for a euro area economy of €10 thousand billion.
The two proposals are more concrete, but of limited relevance.
One proposal is to integrate, without any change, the substance of the Fiscal Compact (officially named Treaty on Stability, Coordination and Governance) into the EU Treaty. The Fiscal Compact was concluded at the height of the crisis as a political quid pro quo for German support for the permanent rescue mechanism, the ESM (European Stability Mechanism). Its main innovation is a numerical rule that calls upon countries to reduce their public debt levels towards 60% of GDP. The Commission does not spell out what substantive progress would be achieved by this proposal.
This leads to the one proposal which at first sight might be the most important: "to establish a European Monetary Fund (EMF)". This idea was proposed seven years ago (see Gros & Mayer, 2010), and in the meantime the ESM was created, which fulfils most of the functions of an EMF (see Gros & Mayer, 2017). The Commission's proposal thus comes a bit late and, upon closer inspection, appears to be essentially formalistic. The Commission proposes simply to incorporate the existing ESM into the Treaty, again without any substantive changes, except one: decisions to grant financial assistance would be taken by a majority of 85% (instead of by unanimity, as at present). This means that only the three largest member states (France, Germany and Italy) would retain a de facto veto power. This might be useful, but the importance of this step is limited. The requirement to have the consent of all member states (or at least their acquiescence) has so far not held up any programme, even when one or two smaller member states experienced great difficulty in obtaining their parliament's approval.
Another, more consequential step proposed by the Commission would be, in case of a major banking crisis, to empower the ESM/EMF to provide loans (a so-called backstop) to the Single Resolution Fund. This might become important if a number of large banks experience difficulties. But this a decision that the member states are already equipped to take today via their participation in the ESM, without any need to incorporate the ESM into the Treaty.
The proclaimed overall aim of the Commission's package was "to enhance the unity, efficiency and democratic accountability of Europe's Economic and Monetary Union by 2025". It is unlikely that the mostly formal and cosmetic changes proposed would have a significant impact on any of these three aims. It is surprising that the Commission had nothing new to propose on the matter of completing the Banking Union – which is the one area where real progress seems possible (see Micossi, 2017).
All in all, the Commission might have more appropriately entitled its package: "A modest proposal to enhance the European Stability Mechanism".
Gros, D. (2017a), "Banks as buyers of last resort for government bonds?", CEPS Policy Insight No. 2017/43, 30 November.
Gros, D. (2017b), "An evolutionary path towards a European Monetary Fund?", In-depth Analysis requested by the Economic and Monetary Affairs Committee of the European Parliament, May.
Gros, D. and T. Mayer (2017), "A European Monetary Fund: Why and how?, CEPS Working Document No. 2017-11, CEPS, Brussels, December.
Gros, D. and T. Mayer (2010), "Financial Stability beyond Greece: Making the most out of the European Stabilisation Mechanism", VoxEU, 11 May.
Micossi, S. (2017), "A Blueprint for Completing the Banking Union", CEPS Policy Insight No. 2017/42, CEPS, Brussels, November.
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MLS Live: NYCFC hosts Rooney, D.C. United
By Matt ReedSep 8, 2018, 4:00 PM EDT
Photo credit: @NYCFC
The international break has a focus on the U.S. Men's National Team and many other countries around the globe, but several Major League Soccer sides will be in action on Saturday.
[ MORE: Neymar, Brazil top young USMNT squad in friendly ]
New York City FC has struggled as of late under new manager Domenec Torrent, winning just one of its last seven league matches dating back to late July.
The Eastern Conference side enters Saturday's contest against D.C. United having suffered a 1-0 defeat to the New England Revolution on Wednesday, despite totaling 28 shots in the match.
For D.C., Wayne Rooney aims to continue to lift his side towards the Eastern Conference playoffs, with a win against NYCFC putting Ben Olsen's squad within three points of the Montreal Impact for sixth place.
Meanwhile, Sporting KC can move second in the West on Saturday with a home victory over Orlando City, who has fallen well out of contention for a playoff appearance.
Peter Vermes' group looks to rebound from a 3-1 defeat to the Seattle Sounders last weekend, which was the team's first loss in over a month.
Saturday's MLS docket
New York City FC vs. D.C. United — 4:55 pm ET
Sporting KC vs. Orlando City — 8:30 pm ET
Portland Timbers vs. Colorado Rapids — 10:30 pm ET
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The Choosing Wisely campaign provides a public resource to help health care professionals and patients engage in conversations about avoiding unnecessary health care.
An initiative of the American Board of Internal Medicine (ABIM) Foundation, Choosing Wisely® helps health care professionals and patients engage in conversations about the overuse of tests and procedures. The lists created by societies participating in Choosing Wisely present specific, evidence-based information that health care professionals and patients should discuss together in order to make informed decisions. Each list includes information on when tests and procedures may be appropriate and the methodology used in creating the list.
To help patients engage their health care professionals in these conversations and empower them to ask questions about what tests and procedures are right for them, Consumer Reports has developed patient-friendly materials based on specialty societies' lists of recommendations and disseminated them through a coalition of consumer partners.
Choosing Wisely's focus is to educate patients and health care professionals about the overuse of medical tests and procedures that may provide little benefit and could potentially cause harm. More importantly, Choosing Wisely helps customers make smart and effective care choices, and provides an opportunity for health care professionals and patients to have a conversation about the most appropriate treatment plan. Cigna strongly believes in empowering customers with the information they need to make medical decisions that best fit their needs.
Cigna is not affiliated with the Choosing Wisely campaign, but is providing this information as a public service to its members.
Keep in mind that each patient's situation is unique, so patients and health care professionals should only use the recommendations in Choosing Wisely as a guideline for discussion. Care shown to work with similar customers does not guarantee success for your treatment.


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package org.locationtech.geomesa.fs.storage.common.partitions

import java.util.{Collections, Optional}
import java.util.regex.Pattern

import com.vividsolutions.jts.geom.{Geometry, Point}
import org.locationtech.geomesa.curve.Z2SFC
import org.locationtech.geomesa.filter.{FilterHelper, FilterValues}
import org.locationtech.geomesa.fs.storage.api.{PartitionScheme, PartitionSchemeFactory}
import org.locationtech.geomesa.utils.geotools.{GeometryUtils, WholeWorldPolygon}
import org.opengis.feature.simple.{SimpleFeature, SimpleFeatureType}
import org.opengis.filter.Filter

class Z2Scheme(bits: Int, geom: String, leaf: Boolean) extends PartitionScheme {

  require(bits % 2 == 0, "Resolution must be an even number")

  // note: z2sfc resolution is per dimension
  private val z2 = new Z2SFC(bits / 2)
  private val digits = math.ceil(math.log10(math.pow(2, bits))).toInt

  override def getName: String = Z2Scheme.Name

  override def getPartition(feature: SimpleFeature): String = {
    // TODO support non-point geoms
    val pt = feature.getAttribute(geom).asInstanceOf[Point]
    z2.index(pt.getX, pt.getY).z.formatted(s"%0${digits}d")
  }

  override def getPartitions(filter: Filter): java.util.List[String] = {
    import scala.collection.JavaConverters._

    val geometries: FilterValues[Geometry] = {
      val extracted = FilterHelper.extractGeometries(filter, geom, intersect = true)
      if (extracted.nonEmpty) {
        extracted
      } else {
        FilterValues(Seq(WholeWorldPolygon))
      }
    }

    if (geometries.disjoint) {
      Collections.emptyList()
    } else {
      val xy = geometries.values.map(GeometryUtils.bounds)
      val enumerations = z2.ranges(xy).flatMap(ir => ir.lower to ir.upper)
      enumerations.map(_.formatted(s"%0${digits}d")).asJava
    }
  }

  override def getMaxDepth: Int = 1

  override def isLeafStorage: Boolean = leaf

  override def getOptions: java.util.Map[String, String] = {
    import Z2Scheme.Config.{GeomAttribute, LeafStorage, Z2Resolution}

    import scala.collection.JavaConverters._

    Map(
      GeomAttribute -> geom,
      Z2Resolution  -> bits.toString,
      LeafStorage   -> leaf.toString
    ).asJava
  }

  override def equals(other: Any): Boolean = other match {
    case that: Z2Scheme => that.getOptions.equals(getOptions)
    case _ => false
  }

  override def hashCode(): Int = getOptions.hashCode()
}

object Z2Scheme {

  val Name = "z2"

  private val NamePattern = Pattern.compile(s"$Name(-([0-9]+)bits?)?")

  object Config {
    val GeomAttribute = "geom-attribute"
    val Z2Resolution  = "z2-resolution"
    val LeafStorage   = "leaf-storage"
  }

  class Z2PartitionSchemeFactory extends PartitionSchemeFactory {
    override def load(name: String,
                      sft: SimpleFeatureType,
                      options: java.util.Map[String, String]): Optional[PartitionScheme] = {
      import org.locationtech.geomesa.utils.geotools.RichSimpleFeatureType.RichSimpleFeatureType

      val matcher = NamePattern.matcher(name)
      if (!matcher.matches()) { Optional.empty() } else {
        val geom = Option(options.get(Config.GeomAttribute)).getOrElse(sft.getGeomField)
        if (sft.indexOf(geom) == -1) {
          throw new IllegalArgumentException(s"Z2 scheme requires valid geometry field '${Config.GeomAttribute}'")
        }
        val res =
          Option(matcher.group(2))
            .filterNot(_.isEmpty)
            .orElse(Option(options.get(Config.Z2Resolution)))
            .map(Integer.parseInt)
            .getOrElse {
              throw new IllegalArgumentException(s"Z2 scheme requires bit resolution '${Config.Z2Resolution}'")
            }
        val leaf = Option(options.get(Config.LeafStorage)).forall(java.lang.Boolean.parseBoolean)
        Optional.of(new Z2Scheme(res, geom, leaf))
      }
    }
  }
}


Observe the deer, roe deer and alpine ibex up close that live here freely among the rocks. Learn how to weave a basket or bake bread. Follow the footsteps that the dinosaurs left in the rock millions of years ago. Perform acrobatics in complete safety, passing from tree to tree. Experience a canyoning adventure. Have fun identifying the plants, flowers and herbs along enjoyable guided tours with a botanist. The Friulian Dolomites are great for children and offer families a wide range of experiences to enjoy together. Hotels, farmhouses and B&Bs also pay particular attention to families, offering them special discounts.
From fantastic tales to real experiences: children - the new barons in the trees - can experience the thrill of adventure at the RampyPark, an acrobatic forest park in a wonderful beech forest a few hundred metres from the Piancavallo centre. Fun and excitement are guaranteed in complete safety. The many albering trails guarantee hours of fun, without ever letting your feet touch the ground.
There are varying degrees of difficulty: from the easiest ones for young children to the decidedly more challenging trails, which might even be a test for parents, to the incredibly difficult "black" trail which is only for the most athletic and sporty climbers.
The Pianpinedo Wildlife Park, situated between the Municipalities of Cimolais and Claut, teaches the young (and old) how to develop and expand their understanding of nature. Roe deer, deer, alpine ibex and marmots live freely around its 35 hectares. It is easy to get there and perfect for any families who want to bring their children closer to nature, helping them to observe up close the wild animals, and – by following the botanical trail – mountain plants and flowers as well. Next to the Park there is an Educational Farm dedicated to the ancient crafts of Valcellina, where workshops can be organised upon reservation to learn how to weave wicker baskets, process the milk to make ricotta, or knead the dough to bake bread in the large wooden oven built in the building's courtyard.
In the Friulian Dolomites Park you can search for the dinosaur footprints dating back 215 million years: they have been left on a boulder at the foot of the Casavento River waterfalls, a few minutes from the Casavento Farmhouse. They belong to a theropod dinosaur, a carnivorous predator, probably 5 to 7 metres in length. To get there, you follow the road that climbs up from Lesis, a small village in the Municipality of Claut.
Just like in an adventure film, let yourself slide down the waters of a torrent enclosed between high rock faces, going over cascades, slides and jumps: pure adrenaline and excitement for the whole family are guaranteed at the Pradis Aqua Park in Clauzetto. Together with a professional Alpine Guide, children can go on an adventure in small groups between the rocks and waters, following the course of the Aga Viva torrent, a real water playground which is also fun for any parents who want to join them. You do not need any special kit since all the equipment - a 5 mm neoprene wetsuit, shoes, helmet and harness - is provided by Live And Play.
A mini tourist train on wheels lets you safely visit one of the natural wonders of the Friulian Dolomites, the Cellina Gorge. This picturesque trail starts from Barcis and crosses through the entire reserve, so you can see the fantastic eroded formations that the torrent has slowly shaped by cutting through the narrow canyon, which is one of the most spectacular in Italy.
Among the many other interesting places for families, there is the old Antonio Pitter hydroelectric power station in Malnisio (a magnificent example of industrial architecture from the early 20th century and now a museum that is part of the Immaginario Scientifico, featuring interactive trails) and the Vajont Dam, a place of remembrance which should be visited and explained even to younger children as a reminder that such devastating tragedies must not happen again (guided tours are available along the crown).


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Bahía Solano es un municipio perteneciente al departamento de Chocó, ubicado al noroccidente de Colombia, en la costa Norte del océano Pacífico. Su cabecera municipal lleva por nombre Ciudad Mutis en honor al Sabio José Celestino Mutis.

Historia
Bahía Solano fue fundado en 1935 como colonia agrícola del municipio de Nuquí. El 19 de noviembre de 1962, mediante ordenanza No. 8, fue segregado de Nuquí y elevado a la categoría de municipio.

Geografía y clima
Bahía Solano se encuentra ubicado en la parte occidental del departamento del Chocó, sobre la Serranía del Baudó y la costa norte del Pacífico colombiano. Su extensión es de 1.667 km², se encuentra a 5 m s. n. m. y cuenta con una temperatura promedio de 25 °C.

Clima

Límites
Norte: Municipio de Juradó.
Sur: Parque nacional natural Ensenada de Utría.
Oriente: Serranía del Baudó.
Occidente: Océano Pacífico.

Demografía
La población de Bahía Solano es de 9.327 habitantes según censo de 2015, siendo el Corregimiento del Valle, el segundo en población después de la cabecera municipal, cuyo nombre es Ciudad Mutis, en honor al insigne botánico José Celestino Mutis.

Organización territorial

Corregimientos
El Valle. Este corregimiento es conocido por su tradición en el cultivo del arroz. En época de grandes cosechas se ven las calles amarillas en el proceso de secado a través del sol. El corregimiento cuenta con dos colegios técnicos: uno agrícola y otro normalista, en donde estudian gran cantidad de jóvenes de los municipios circunvecinos. Es por excelencia el centro de estudio de los bachilleres de la costa pacífica norte. Es muy conocido el aspecto cultural; destaca el 15 de julio, cuando bajan la Virgen del Carmen por el río Valle, los arrullos en Navidad y la particular forma de despedir sus muertos con "alabaos".
Bahía Cupica.
Nabugá.
Huaca.
Huina.
Mecana.

Resguardos indígenas
El Brazo.
Posamanza.
Boroboró.
Villa Nueva Juná.

Existe otra comunidad indígena que no ha sido elevada a la categoría de resguardo, esta es Embera Dumá..

Economía
 Turismo ecológico.
 Agricultura a menor escala (plátano, yuca, lulo chocoano, borojó; entre otros).
 Pesca deportiva y artesanal.
 Ganadería a menor escala (solo para el consumo local).

Turismo

Lugares de interés
 Playas de Mecana
 Playita de Los Potes
 Huina
 El Almejal, en el corregimiento de El Valle
 Acantilados de Juna
 Cascada de Nabugá
 Río de Mecanita
 Cueva de Agua Dulce
 Parque nacional natural Ensenada de Utría
 Playa Blanca (en Utría)
 Cascada Chocolatal
 Cascada Aeropuerto
 Cascadas El Tigre y Chadó

Vías de comunicación

Vuelos a Bahía Solano
En vuelos comerciales con Easyfly y SATENA desde la ciudad de Medellín desde el Aeropuerto Olaya Herrera operan vuelos dos veces diarios con Easyfly y con Satena los días martes, miércoles, jueves, sábados y domingos en ATR45-600 con capacidad de 48 pasajeros.

Desde Bogotá la operadora Vinatur Colombia cuenta con vuelos en modalidad chárter desde el Aeropuerto Internacional E lDorado hacia el Aeropuerto José Celestino Mutis en aviones presurizados Handley Page Jetstream o Beechcraft 1900 con capacidad de 19 pasajeros, con frecuencia de vuelos los días lunes y viernes; entradas y salidas los mismos días.

Desde la ciudad de Medellín (Aeropuerto Enrique Olaya Herrera) la agencia de viajes Grupo San Germán Express hace vuelos en la modalidad de chárter de lunes a sábado hacia Bahía Solano.

Cómo llegar a Bahía Solano  por vía marítima, desde Buenaventura (Departamento del valle), con un posterior viaje en lancha de aproximadamente 6 horas y en barco 24 horas se llega al municipio.

Solaneños ilustres
Óscar Collazos: nacido en Bahía Solano el 29 de agosto de 1942 y fallecido en Bogotá el 17 de mayo de 2015, fue un escritor, periodista, ensayista y crítico literario colombiano. Fue Doctor Honoris Causa en Literatura de la Universidad del Valle (Cali, 1997) y profesor de la Universidad Tecnológica de Bolívar de Cartagena de Indias.
Mabel Gisela Torres Torres: Bióloga química nacida en Bahía Solano el 13 de junio de 1972. Estudió su pregrado en la Universidad del Valle; magíster en microbiología de la misma universidad, Ph.D en Ciencias Biológicas de la Universidad de Guadalajara. Ha recibido numerosos premios internacionales en reconocimiento a su labor científica y es actualmente Ministra de Ciencia, Tecnología e Innovación; pasando a la historia como la primera ministra de ese recién creado Ministerio.
César Palomino Cortés: Nacido en Bahía Solano. Abogado. Actualmente se desempeña como Magistrado del Consejo de Estado, es el primer chocoano magistrado de un alto tribunal en Colombia.

Véase también

 Municipios heteronominales de Colombia

Referencias

Enlaces externos


Hello, Meredith! Welcome to the Moms Panel!
That sure was a MAGICAL story and one that I will never get tired of seeing over and over again. Rapunzel continues to regularly meet her fans at the Fairytale Gardens inside the Magic Kingdom Park. Upon entering the Magic Kingdom, simply check your times guide in order to coordinate your schedule with hers. Please note that all times and character "meet and greets" are subject to change daily. Oh, would you please send Rapunzel a big "hello" for me? I would so much appreciate that!
May your upcoming vacation be filled with many new and MAGICAL memories. Please come and visit with me again real soon.


Economic theory suggests that unemployment could affect human capital investment decisions in either direction. The authors use microdata on sixteen year-olds from the U.K. Family Expenditure Survey to examine the effects of household circumstances and regional unemployment rates on early school leaving in the United Kingdom between 1978 and 1984. During this period, unemployment rose rapidly and the proportion of pupils choosing to stay on at school beyond the age at which education was compulsory also increased from its historically low level. However, no evidence was found supporting the theory that unemployment caused this rise. Copyright 1990 by Royal Economic Society.
Micklewright, John & Pearson, Mark & Smith, Stephen, 1990. "Unemployment and Early School Leaving," Economic Journal, Royal Economic Society, vol. 100(400), pages 163-169, Supplemen.
Venke Furre Haaland, 2016. "The lost generation: Effects of youth labor market opportunities on long-term labor market outcomes," Discussion Papers 835, Statistics Norway, Research Department.
[The local labour markets effect on decisions to enter secondary-level education]," Közgazdasági Szemle (Economic Review - monthly of the Hungarian Academy of Sciences), Közgazdasági Szemle Alapítvány (Economic Review Foundation), vol. 0(1), pages 39-60.
David Armstrong & Duncan McVicar, 2000. "Value added in further education and vocational training in Northern Ireland," Applied Economics, Taylor & Francis Journals, vol. 32(13), pages 1727-1736.
Armstrong, David & McVicar, Duncan, 1999. "Value Added in Further Education and Vocational Training in Northern Ireland," ERSA conference papers ersa99pa375, European Regional Science Association.
Alessandra Casarico & Paola Profeta & Chiara Daniela Pronzato, 2016. "On the Regional Labour Market Determinants of Female University Enrolment in Europe," Regional Studies, Taylor & Francis Journals, vol. 50(6), pages 1036-1053, June.
Nancy Vandycke, 2001. "Access to Education for the Poor in Europe and Central Asia : Preliminary Evidence and Policy Implications," World Bank Publications, The World Bank, number 13974.
Cecilia Albert Verdú & Carlos Giovanni González Espitia & Jhon James Mora Rodríguez, 2013. "Determinantes de la demanda de educación universitaria en Colombia, 1980-2010," Revista de Economía Institucional, Universidad Externado de Colombia - Facultad de Economía, vol. 15(29), pages 169-194, July-Dece.
Öster, Anna, 2006. "Parental unemployment and children's school performance," Working Paper Series 2006:5, IFAU - Institute for Evaluation of Labour Market and Education Policy.
Kristine Simson, 2015. "Explaining upper secondary school dropout: new evidence on the role of local labor markets," Empirical Economics, Springer, vol. 48(4), pages 1419-1444, June.
Alessandra Casarico & Paola Profeta & Chiara Pronzato, 2012. "On the local labor market determinants of female university enrolment in European regions," Carlo Alberto Notebooks 278, Collegio Carlo Alberto.
Meschi, Elena & Swaffield, Joanna K. & Vignoles, Anna, 2011. "The Relative Importance of Local Labour Market Conditions and Pupil Attainment on Post-Compulsory Schooling Decisions," IZA Discussion Papers 6143, Institute for the Study of Labor (IZA).
Juan Guio & Álvaro Choi & Josep-Oriol Escardíbul, 2016. "Labor markets, academic performance and the risk of school dropout: evidence for Spain," Working Papers 2016/9, Institut d'Economia de Barcelona (IEB).
Pastore, Francesco, 2005. "To Study or to Work? Education and Labour Market Participation of Young People in Poland," IZA Discussion Papers 1793, Institute for the Study of Labor (IZA).
Tumino, Alberto & Taylor, Mark P., 2015. "The impact of local labour market conditions on school leaving decisions," ISER Working Paper Series 2015-14, Institute for Social and Economic Research.
Binder, Melissa, 1999. "Schooling indicators during Mexico's "Lost decade"," Economics of Education Review, Elsevier, vol. 18(2), pages 183-199, April.
Taylor, Mark P., 2013. "The labour market impacts of leaving education when unemployment is high: evidence from Britain," ISER Working Paper Series 2013-12, Institute for Social and Economic Research.
Haaland, Venke Furre, 2013. "The Lost Generation: Effects of Youth Labor Market Opportunities on Long-Term Labor Market Outcomes," UiS Working Papers in Economics and Finance 2013/8, University of Stavanger.
O'Higgins, Niall, 2001. "Youth unemployment and employment policy: a global perspective," MPRA Paper 23698, University Library of Munich, Germany.
Aedin Doris;, 1999. "The Means Testing Of Benefits And The Labour Supply Of The Wives Of Unemployed Men: Results From A Mover-Stayer Model," Economics, Finance and Accounting Department Working Paper Series n940999, Department of Economics, Finance and Accounting, National University of Ireland - Maynooth.
Alberto Tumino, 2013. "The effect of local labour market conditions on educational choices: a cross country comparison," ImPRovE Working Papers 13/06, Herman Deleeck Centre for Social Policy, University of Antwerp.
Alam, Khorshed & Mamun, Shamsul Arifeen Khan, 2016. "The relationship between labour force status and educational attainment: Evidence from a system of simultaneous equations model," Economic Analysis and Policy, Elsevier, vol. 52(C), pages 55-65.
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Fernando Coloma & Bernardita Vial, 2003. "Desempleo e Inactividad Juvenil en Chile," Latin American Journal of Economics-formerly Cuadernos de Economía, Instituto de Economía. Pontificia Universidad Católica de Chile., vol. 40(119), pages 149-171.
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San Segundo, María Jesús & Petrongolo, Barbara, 1998. "Staying-on at school at sixteen: the impact of labor market conditions in Spain," UC3M Working papers. Economics 6076, Universidad Carlos III de Madrid. Departamento de Economía.
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Town of Batavia
Zoning Board
Budget and Financial Reports
Federal/State/County
Town Clerk/Tax Collector
Parks/Recreation
- Town Board
- Planning Board
- Zoning Board
- Budget and Financial Reports
- Federal/State/County
- Assessor
- Building & Zoning
- Court
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Zoning Board of Appeals Meeting
By Teressa Morasco January 14, 2022 Uncategorized
The regularly scheduled Zoning Board of Appeals meeting for Monday, January 17, 2022 has been cancelled. The next scheduled meeting is February 15, 2022.
By Teressa Morasco January 3, 2022 Uncategorized
The Regular Scheduled Planning Board Meeting for Tuesday, January 4, 2022 has been cancelled. The next scheduled Planning Board Meeting will be Tuesday, January 18, 2022 at 7:00 P.M.
TOWN BOARD MEETING
By Teressa Morasco December 20, 2021 Uncategorized
There will be a Special Town Board Meeting on December 29, 2021 at 5:00 P.M. at the Town Hall.
PLANNING BOARD MEETING CANCELLED
The Regular Planning Board Meeting scheduled for Tuesday, December 21, 2021 has been cancelled. The next regularly scheduled meeting will be Tuesday, January 4, 2022 at 7:00 P.M.
SOLAR LAW INFORMATIONAL MEETING
The Solar Committee will be having an informational meeting on Wednesday, December 29, 2021 at 6:00 P.M. at the Town Hall to present the Draft Solar Law for comments and input. Draft Solar Law
By Teressa Morasco December 7, 2021 Uncategorized
The regularly scheduled Planning Board Meeting for Tuesday, December 7, 2021 has been cancelled. The next regularly scheduled meeting is Tuesday, December 21, 2021.
Help Wanted – Assistant Town Engineer
By Andrew Maguire December 3, 2021 Uncategorized
Town of Batavia seeks a full-time Assistant Town Engineer: Engineers provide meaningful solutions to our everyday problems. The Town of Batavia has assembled a team of independent and dependable engineers to grow with our community needs. We hope you carry that passion and drive as you will embark on a rewarding, innovative, and challenging
Help Wanted – Water/Wastewater Maintenance Employee
Town of Batavia Water & Wastewater Department seeks a full-time Water & Wastewater Maintenance Employee: Public water and wastewater operation and maintenance often go unseen; We all expect our faucets to work, and our toilets to flush. To deliver these critical public utilities to our community, the Town of Batavia has assembled a team
SEVEN SPRINGS ROAD
By Teressa Morasco November 29, 2021 Uncategorized
CSX will be replacing the railroad crossing starting Monday, November 29 through December 3, 2021.
November 24, 2021 Work Session Cancelled
By Sarah Sauka November 19, 2021 Uncategorized
November 24, 2021 Town Board Work Session is cancelled. Next regularly scheduled Work Session will be December 1, 2021 at 5:00 P.M.


BENTLEYVILLE – State Rep. Bud Cook (R-Washington/Fayette) announced today that 23 volunteer fire and ambulance companies throughout the 49th Legislative District have qualified to receive approximately $287,657 from a grant program administered by the Pennsylvania Emergency Management Agency and Office of the State Fire Commissioner.
All funding comes from the proceeds from slot machine gaming, and not General Fund tax revenue. Projects eligible for funding include construction or renovation of a fire or ambulance company facility, purchase or repair of equipment, training, or reduction of existing debt.
•	Bentleyville Volunteer Fire Department, $14,151.
•	California Volunteer Fire Department, $12,502.
•	Charleroi Fire Department, $14,316.
•	Cokeburg Volunteer Fire Company, $11,482.
•	Donora Fire Company, $12,172.
•	Fallowfield Township Volunteer Fire Company, $12,832.
•	Lock Four Volunteer Fire Company, $13,656.
•	Marianna Volunteer Fire Company, $11,677.
•	Monongahela Fire Department, $12,007.
•	New Eagle Volunteer Fire Department, $11,842.
•	Roscoe Volunteer Fire Company, $12,337.
•	Stockdale Volunteer Fire Department, $23,672.
•	Tri-Community Ambulance Service, $7,155.
•	Valley Inn Volunteer Fire Department, $12,337.
•	Volunteer Fire Department of Carroll Township, $13,656.
•	West Brownsville Volunteer Fire Company, $11,677.
•	Belle Vernon Volunteer Fire Company No. 2, $11,842.
•	Brownsville Ambulance Service, $7,155.
•	Fayette City Volunteer Fire Company, $11,842.
•	Flatwoods Volunteer Fire Department, $12,172.
•	Newell Volunteer Fire Company, $11,512.
•	Smock Volunteer Fire Department, $13,491.
•	Washington Township Volunteer Fire Company, $12,172.


Today I made my own peas pudding for the first ever time. Not quite as nice as my mum's, well, let's be honest, no where near as nice, but still edible and not bad for a first go.
It's my second go at making the soup she makes as well, and this one looks much nicer than the last – next time should be even better.


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When Did BTS Debut
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The trio made its debut on June 13, 2013, when their first single album 2 Cool 4 Skool with the title track "No More Dream" was released.
First Album
2 Cool 4 Skool
The song "We Are Bulletproof Pt.2" got a music video in July.
They released their first mini-album O!RUL8,2? on September 11 with "N.O" as the lead single.
The title track from their second mini-album, Skool Luv Affair, featuring the song "Boy in Luv," was released on February 14.
On May 14, a repackage was eventually made available, and the group utilised "Miss Right" for subsequent promotions.
By releasing the greatest album 2 Cool 4 Skool / O!RUL8,2?, which is made up of Japanese translations of songs from their first two Korean releases, BTS made their debut in Japan.
On August 20, Dark & Wild, their debut full-length album, was made available.
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Published on May 21st, 2016 | by Gerry Galipault
Updates / Additions: De La Soul, Skillet, Jake Owen, etc.
Updates / Additions (as of May 21, 2016) … this will be updated throughout the day as new releases come in, so check back frequently:
"Tradition Lives," Mark Chesnutt – July 8
"All Hell," Vanna – July 8
"Loud Hailer," Jeff Beck – album title, July 15
"Choreography," Bright Light Bright Light – July 15
"A Reintroduction: The Essence of All That Surrounds Me," Capsize – July 22
"Integral," Forevermore – July 22
"Everybody Has a Plan Until They Get Punched in the Mouth," Charlie Hunter – July 22
"American Love," Jake Owen – July 29
"Unleashed," Skillet – Aug. 5
"Exploded View," Exploded View – Aug. 19
"Sweatbox Dynasty," TOBACCO – Aug. 19
"and the Anonymous Nobody," De La Soul – Aug. 26
"Midnight Motel," Jack Ingram – new release date, Aug. 26
"Foreverland," The Divine Comedy – Sept. 2
Electronics Gift Guide: Top Tech for Dad … $5 Albums (Imagine Dragons, etc.) … $0.69 Song Store
"Good 'N' Cheap: The Eggs Over Easy Story," Eggs Over Easy – June 24
"Modern Primitive / Passion and Warfare: 25th Anniversary Edition," Steve Vai – June 24
"Under the Influence Volume Five: A Collection of Rare Soul and Disco, Compiled By Sean P," various artists – July 22
"New Gold Dream (81-82-83-84) (Deluxe Edition)," Simple Minds – July 29
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The ending to Game of the Year contender The Last of Us is one of the most thought-provoking and controversial of the past several years. But it could have been different — a lot different.
Developer Naughty Dog has released motion-captured footage for an alternate ending to the game that, well, certainly would have surprised players.


Hello! I am a NYC based graphic designer and art director.
I graduated in May 2016 from Philadelphia University with a B.S. in Graphic Design Communication. My time in school and travels while studying abroad in Europe shaped me into the designer I am today.
For me, design is a way of life where problem solving and innovation inspire thoughtful typography and abstract shape.
My name is Nicole Meyer and I'm a New York City based art director + graphic designer.
For me, design is a way of life where problem solving and innovation inspire thoughtful typography and abstract shape. I graduated from Philadelphia University with a B.S. in Graphic Design Communication.


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Noelle Sheldon (17 de junio de 2002) es una actriz estadounidense, reconocida por haber interpretado el papel de la pequeña Emma en la popular serie de televisión Friends y por su aparición en la película de terror de Jordan Peele Us (2019), donde personificó a Lindsey Tyler y a su doppelgänger, Nix.

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Noelle nació el 17 de junio de 2002 y un año después realizó una aparición en la reconocida serie de televisión Friends, donde interpretó el papel de Emma, la pequeña hija de los personajes de Ross Geller y Rachel Green en la serie. Su hermana gemela, Cali, realizó también el mismo papel. Poco tiempo después apareció nuevamente con su hermana en la película de Emily Skopov Novel Romance y en la serie de televisión Life, donde interpretó a Darcy Gibney.

En la década de 2010 figuró en varios cortometrajes, en algunos de ellos acompañada de su hermana. En 2019 intrpretó el papel de Noelle en el largometraje de Tyler Taormina Ham on Rye, y el mismo año fue seleccionada para interpretar a Lindsey Tyler y a su doble Nix en la aclamada película de Jordan Peele Us, en la que también apareció su hermana Cali. La cinta fue estrenada a nivel mundial el 22 de marzo de 2019.

Filmografía

Cine

Televisión

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Actrices de televisión de Estados Unidos
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