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The Portuguese volcanic islands of the Azores, located in the North Atlantic Ocean, will be welcoming the best surfers in the world, again in 2012, for the SATA Airlines Azores Pro, in Sao Miguel.
For the first time the event will split the Men's and the Women's divisions to run on two different waiting periods throughout the month.
The Men's 6-Star event running from 4-9 September will open festivities and will welcome a larger field of surfers with the larger format available this year. This will see more surfers travel to the Azores and battle it out in 2012.
"The event rating this year is 6-Star which opens the format to a maximum of 144 surfers", said Rob Gunning, ASP Europe's Tour Manager.
"This increase means more opportunities for not only European surfers but also visiting International surfers to gain valuable rankings points in the second half of the season before the all important Hawaiian leg of events at year's end."
Mobile on the Island, the SATA Airlines Azores Pro will have the possibility to run on different banks along the beautiful beach of Praia do Santa Barbara depending on the conditions on offer throughout the competition.
For the first time apart from the Men's event, the 6-Star Women's SATA Airlines Azores Pro will be a great opportunity for the Women to take full advantage of the waiting period and select the best conditions to let the girls showcase their best abilities in the best of waves. Rodrigo Heredia, organizer of the event, explains his choice of running both events separately.
"The idea is to give more time to both events, the men have six days unique to them and women also have a waiting period exclusively for them" Rodrigo said.
"This decision allows the surfers to be able to surf the best conditions making it all for the athletes, the event and the public. We'll get double chances of showing the world what incredible potential for waves we have here in Azores!"
Pauline Ado currently one of two European ambassadors on the ASP Women's World Championship Tour is a regular participant in Azores and will once again travel to this Atlantic paradise.
"It's a superb island and we usually all get to escape a little and visit the volcanic areas and warm water sources within the island. This year it'll probably end the Qualifying series so this will be a very important event for both surfers trying to qualify for the World Tour and European surfers after the Regional Title !"


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Милан Катић (22. октобар 1993) српски је одбојкаш који игра на позицији примача сервиса.

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Рођен је у београдском насељу Батајница, а од малих ногу је тренирао фудбал, али се касније пребацио на одбојку.

Професионалну каријеру је почео у Војводини где је провео шест година. Након тога је годину дана играо за Галатасарај, а касније је играо у три пољска клуба. Године 2021. прешао је у Волеј Милано.

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Home Hardware Motherboards What is the difference between serial port and parallel port?
What is the difference between serial port and parallel port?
Asked By wachindra 10 points N/A Posted on - 03/06/2012
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Answered By Tanok Bloran 45 points N/A #85364
Serial and Parallel ports are connecting devices used for all types of peripherals such as mouse, printer, keyboard, and anything that you care to add to your computer system. With Serial ports, the data is being transferred at a slow rate or one-bit at a time because it only has two data lines: one to send or transmit and the other for receiving the data from another communicating device. The Parallel ports on the other hand is better and faster because unlike with Serial ports that we can compare to a small road, where the cars would have to wait for the others to pass, we could say that the Parallel port is like an interstate road or highway where there are more than one road for transmitting and another two sets for receiving data. Meaning two or more data can be move at the same time instead of doing it one-at-a-time.
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Generally, a serial port is where you usually connect or attach your mouse, modem, and sometimes the printer and a parallel port is where you normally connect your printer. A serial port is a port or an interface that can be used for serial communication in which only 1 bit is transmitted at a time. Most serial ports on personal computers conform to the RS-232C or RS-422 standards. A serial port is a general-purpose interface that can be used for almost any type of device, including modems, mice, and printers [although most printers are connected to a parallel port].
A parallel port is a parallel interface for connecting an external device like for example a printer. Most personal computers have both a parallel port and at least one serial port. The parallel port uses a 25-pin connector [type DB-25] and is used to connect printers, computers and other devices that need relatively high bandwidth. For more information about the parallel port, you may visit Webopedia™ | Everything you need to know is right here. | parallel port.
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Del Mar City Hall
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By Luke HaroldStaff Writer
Del Mar City Council members voted in favor of a resolution in support of a potential ballot measure that would provide more local control in land-use and zoning decisions.
The issue of local control has flared up recently with the passage of statewide housing bills such as SB 9, which allows duplexes and fourplexes on parcels of land that used to be zoned only for single-family housing.
The proponents of the ballot measure need to collect about 1 million signatures by May to qualify for the November 2022 ballot.
"This has turned into a groundswell of people realizing that with each incremental state resolution, SB 9 and SB 10 most recently, there's been an undermining of local control of how to implement housing assignments and how to incentivize," Del Mar City Councilwoman Terry Gaasterland said.
Supporters of SB 9, authored by state Sen. President Pro Tem Toni Atkins, D-San Diego, have advocated for increased density to address rising homelessness and lack of affordability.
"The years-long housing crisis has had a deep impact on our state, and has contributed to overcrowding, long commutes, and undue disadvantage for lower-income families," Atkins said in a statement in September, when the governor signed the bill into law.
Elected leaders at the local level have largely opposed efforts by the Legislature to rewrite land-use and zoning throughout the state.
"Their perspective on zoning law is one-size-fits-all, and we know that's not true," Del Mar City Councilwoman Tracy Martinez said.
Del Mar Mayor Dwight Worden said the recent state housing laws were like "a hand grenade from left field."
"The Legislature at minimum should have said if you have a certified sixth cycle housing element, then you are exempt from all these other laws and you do have your local control," Worden said. "But that's not where we stand."
Luke Harold
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Selah Davis loves her life as a journalist in Seattle (or so she says) but on a rare trip home to Marietta to cover the Copper Mountain Rodeo, she confesses to her best friends over drinks that her one regret in life is not sleeping with her high school boyfriend, Levi Monroe. Into the bar walks Levi, also home for the rodeo. When her friends dare her to proposition him for a one night stand, she's at first appalled... but the more she thinks about remedying her one regret, the less she can get him and their electric chemistry out of her head. Selah's always been her parents' good daughter. Would it hurt just for one night to be a little bit bad?
Levi Monroe is ready to settle back in Marietta and start his own rodeo school teaching others the techniques that have made him a star. He doesn't want any distractions during his last rodeo where he aims to win All Around Cowboy, but when his high school sweetheart - the one woman he's never been able to forget - comes along and offers to rewrite their history, it might just be an offer too good to refuse.


Agricultural education and training (AET) is the principle source of skilled human resources for agriculture and rural development and the third pillar of the Agricultural Knowledge and Information System (AKIS) model that comprises research, extension and education and that serves the rural population in both the public and private sectors. AET's network of Universities, institutes, vocational technical colleges, high schools and farmer training centers is designed to develop and upgrade knowledge and skill on a continuous basis. Regrettably, declining investments in the agricultural sector over the past two decades have led to neglect of AET. Now, with renewed interest in the sector, there is an opportunity and an imperative to upgrade AET networks and to provide new knowledge and skills in response to changes in the sector and the increasing influence of a number of external factors including climate change, rising energy costs, declining water resources and continuing population growth.


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European plastics manufacturers plan €7.2 billion investment in chemical recycling - Bio-based News -
PlasticsEurope announces a significant increase in planned chemical recycling investment: from 2.6 billion Euros in 2025 to 7.2 billion Euros in 2030. To further accelerate investments in this key technology and the transition towards a circular economy, PlasticsEurope calls for a harmonised and strong policy and regulatory framework.
Chemical recycling allows us to recycle plastic waste which is otherwise incinerated or sent to landfill. It delivers significant quantities of recycled material with virgin plastic properties. It is complementary to mechanical recycling and has a huge potential for creating quality jobs and contributing to a climate neutral and competitive Circular Economy in Europe.
It is estimated that by 2050 nearly 60% of global plastics production could be based on reuse and recycling . PlasticsEurope members are already investing billions of Euros and teaming up with innovative value chain partners to ramp up chemical recycling and other leading-edge technology solutions. Our member companies are planning to increase their investment in chemical recycling to produce 1.2Mt in 2025 and 3.4 Mt in 2030 of recycled plastics.
Speaking at the "Closing the loop on chemical recycling in Europe" event in Brussels, Dr Markus Steilemann, President of PlasticsEurope and CEO of Covestro, commented: "Chemical recycling is a game changer and a key building block of the circular economy – not only in Europe. This increased investment confirms the determination of the industry to address the problem of plastic waste and supports the EU Green Deal's climate and sustainability ambitions. However, this is just a starting point, and sizeable investments are still needed to fully capture the value of this technology."
Colin Yates, Packaging Sustainability Director at Mars Pet Nutrition said: "This is an exciting and welcome development as we reduce, redesign and invest to close the loop on our packaging. The ability of chemical recycling to convert mixed plastic waste, otherwise destined for landfill or incineration, into food grade resins, will be an important step in enabling Mars and other manufacturers to meet our ambition of ensuring our packaging is part of a truly circular economy."
Scaling-up this technology, and delivering broader systemic change requires a tool kit that includes many solutions – diversification of feedstock, new infrastructure, business models, new materials, waste prevention and eco-design, amongst others. From an industry perspective, it is also vital that policy-makers create a policy and regulatory framework that provides certainty and incentivises further investment.
Markus Steilemann adds that: "To capitalise on the potential of chemical recycling we need a harmonised and strong single market framework. We need to harness the power of the EU Single Market and protect its integrity. We should also recognise that we have a shared interest in future-proofing our economy and asset base in Europe with innovative technologies like chemical recycling."
Working with public and private partners via alliances at local, national and global level to encourage appropriate recycling, reuse and recovery of plastic waste pollution is key. With a projected contribution of 1,2 Mt of recycled plastics produced through chemical recycling by 2025, PlasticsEurope plays a leading role in delivering on the European Commission's Circular Plastics Alliance target of 10 Mt recycled plastics used in European products by 2025.
"Based on a unique approach to the circular economy, we believe that embracing and investing in a hierarchy of technologies, ranging from mechanical to chemical recycling, delivers the optimum circular solution for the value chain with less impact on the environment. This approach will enable the plastics industry to achieve its ambitious recycling targets and will contribute to more sustainable living.", confirms Lucrèce Foufopoulos, Executive Vice President – Polyolefins and Circular Economy and CTO, Borealis.
1McKinsey – How plastics waste recycling could transform the chemical industry
Source: PlasticsEurope, press release, 2021-05-26.


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Alia and Jamil Juma founded JUMA with a commitment to quality and innovation. The line has a downtown look that is refined giving it an elegant street sensibility. Their line is carried in coveted retailers including Fred Segal, By George, Caravan and many others.
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Subodh Gupta's vessels emerge as reminders of India's cultural and ritualistic practices.
Encounters, curated for the fourth consecutive year by Alexie Glass-Kantor, Executive Director of Artspace in Sydney, will present 12 institutional-scale installations and site-specific projects at this year's Art Basel Hong Kong. Among them is Subodh Gupta's Start Stop (2008) by Arario Gallery. Neatly stacked tiffins negotiate the differences between a rapidly globalising India with its social and cultural peculiarities; Subodh Gupta's vessels emerge as reminders of India's cultural and ritualistic practices.
As a painter and sculptor, Subodh Gupta uses the ubiquitous kitchen vessel as "the theme of India's oscillation between urban and rural norms." His work 'Start Stop' (2008) comprises a huge, slowly moving sushi belt fitted with scores of steel-, and brass-tinged, tiered tiffin boxes; its mechanical elements consist of a conveyor belt and motors.
In some ways the installation also plays on satire; the manually transported wheel-barrows of tiffin boxes filled with home cooked food stoke a flame of a fast changing urban reality where industrially packaged foods soon threaten to become the convenient norm. Indeed, to look at this work 10 years hence (from 2008 to 2018) in Hong Kong is a statement in itself because the Mumbai dabbawallahs still exist and form a robust part of everyday living in Mumbai. 'Start Stop' is an artistic installation that hinges on an aesthetic formalization of the 'moveable feast' that is enjoyed by masses.
Throughout his artistic career, Subodh Gupta's works have been layered with meaning. Materials are symbolic in his work, they carry with them the power of multiple narratives —his as well as our own—in between the many tiffins we can read references and stories of the transient, the lucid, as well as latent experiences that get manifested into a moment in time. The success and animation of this installation lies in the restructuring of materials that Gupta changes so that the course of memory is rearranged to give us multiple corollaries of existing meaning.
Gupta beautifies and glorifies these simple tiffins. He invites audience responses and participation; viewers are forced to question notions of value and unique ways in which traditional to contemporary contexts are translated. In 2008, Peter Nagy observed that Subodh's art "has taken the experience of India away from the dirty, crowded and noisy to the clean, sparse and sedate. At Art Basel Hong Kong, it will be intriguing to watch which one of these experiences the viewer internalizes.


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Home » A broad scope planned for CarraraMarmotec 2002
A broad scope planned for CarraraMarmotec 2002
Michael Reis
CarraraMarmotec, which will take place in Carrara, Italy, from May 29 to June 1, will feature exhibitors and visitors from around the world. The 2001 edition of the fair included 862 exhibitors, including 112 foreign companies from 30 different countries. These companies exhibited over a space of more than 320,000 square feet.
CarraraMarmotec, the international exhibition for natural stone and related products and machinery, is set to take place in the renowned stoneworking region of Carrara, Italy, from May 29 to June 1.
The event, which is taking place in its 23rd edition, will include displays of marble from the region as well as natural stone from throughout Italy
and the world. It will also feature manufacturers of stone fabrication machinery, quarrying equipment and stone installation and maintenance products.
The 2001 edition of the fair included 862 exhibitors, including 112 foreign companies from 30 different countries. These companies exhibited over a space of more than 320,000 square feet.
Once again, CarraraMarmotec will be hosting exhibitors from around the world, including companies from Italy and throughout Europe. Also, of particular note, some exhibitors will be coming from Eastern Europe and other areas such as Iran, India, Pakistan and China. "This proves that, just when traditional markets are going through a hard time, producers see the Carrara district and the Carrara Fair as the ideal instrument to promote their materials and goods, or to increase the number of their trading partners," stated Internazionale Marmi e Macchine Carrara (IMM Carrara), the organizer of the fair. "The massive participation of foreign exhibitors or representative boards is the fruit of a huge promotional campaign carried out all over the world, especially in those areas which have the best development potential, such as the Middle East, with special attention to Iran, which can boast a rapidly growing stone industry."
The organizers had conducted an extensive worldwide promotional campaign, which was in cooperation with the Italian Chambers of Commerce abroad. They included the Chamber of Commerce of Queensland for Australia; Cairo and Tunis for the North African area; Izmir for Turkey; Salonika for Greece; Lisbon for Portugal; Madrid for Spain; and Marseilles for France. In addition, the Italian Chambers of Commerce to Zurich, The Hague, Stockholm and Brussels are also making efforts in Europe.
These efforts have targeted exhibitors as well as visitors, and IMM Carrara has not only promoted CarraraMarmotec, but the Carrara stoneworking region as "an area where the most important quarrying, processing and trading companies are located, along with those companies that manufacture cutting-edge technology." According to a census taken by IMM Carrara last year, a total of 1,093 stone companies are operating in the region, employing 6,622 people. Moreover, 164 technology and service companies are in operation, employing 1,452 people.
Visitors attend CarraraMarmotec for various reasons. Last year, a total of 70% of attendees reported that their primary interest was on natural stone products, with the remaining 30% focusing on technology. However, many visitors are interested in both sectors, as 50% of attendees in 2001 said they were interested in both areas.
Through a cooperation with the Ministry of Foreign Affairs, ICE (Foreign Trade Institute) and the Region of Tuscany, many official delegations from foreign nations have been organized for 2002. These delegations will be composed of architects as well as professionals from all over the world, who will provide the exhibitors with high-profile contacts.
In addition to the outdoor exhibit, many companies display products indoors at CarraraMarmotec, as several pavilions were newly constructed in recent years.
In addition to the fair itself, professionals from around the world take part in the show on the Internet by going to the "CarraraMarmotec virtual fair" Web site at "www.carraramarmotec.com." This site will offer a reconstruction of the fair on computer, with details on the exhibitors as well as events surrounding CarraraMarmotec.
Moving beyond the exhibitors, a broad range of educational sessions are being organized for visitors to the 2002 fair. These sessions will provide information and discussion opportunities on technical and cultural topics, with an emphasis on the current worldwide economic situation and the aftermath of the events of September 11.
The schedule of the events will include the presentation of the book "Stone Sector," which offers an overview of the stone industry, and will be discussed by international experts. Other seminars will discuss new European regulations for stone, and there will also be a technical session held by the architects who will have won the Marble Architectural Awards. These awards were given to those architects that have accomplished noteworthy stone projects in Northern Africa and the Middle East.
Addressing topics that have been of particular concern for the international stone industry, the fair organizers have outlined three additional discussion areas. "The first concerns the need to protect the 'reputation' of natural stone from misleading communication by competing products that have damaged the reputation of marble and granite to gain market shares that they could not otherwise penetrate," stated IMM Carrara. "A specific meeting will address the needs and measures to be taken to properly protect the 'reputation' of natural stone."
Another discussion will compare the stone production and application systems in different countries and regions. This session will take on the form of an open debate that will also try to assess the future prospects of the leading markets. Finally, a third session will highlight female architects, providing an opportunity to gain a better understanding of the contributions by women working in the stone sector, particularly in the area of design. "This topic is certainly not traditional, and contributions from women designers are bound to raise the level of attention and general debate," stated IMM Carrara.
In addition to addressing stone for new construction, the restoration sector has become an increasingly important sector of CarraraMarmotec. Reflecting this trend, a stone restoration exposition will be established to showcase products by companies from this sector. These firms will not only be displaying products, but they will also give demonstrations of their techniques. Also, a technical seminar will offer hands-on education, technical information and completed case studies.
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Q: Plus minus button adjustment using jQuery Two things:

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*Adjusting the plus minus button so that when it reaches its min and max range, the corresponding button is disabled (and apply and remove CSS - active is bold, inactive normal).

*Output the quantity in a different div. Also club the diff items.

For example:
I got three quantities displayed -

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*Chocolate, Vanilla, Dark Current

*Chocolate minimum quantity is 1, the other two is 0 and the maximum quantity for all is 6. The default is 1 chocolate. It has to be there.

But the total quantity should not exceed 6. Also, in the external div, show
Items - 1 chocolate
Now when you change the chocolate quantity to 2, ext div should show (note the plural)
Items - 2 chocolates
Now when you select dark current (1 q)
Items - 2 chocolates, 1 dark current
If you also select vanilla(1 q), now the div should show
Items - 4 goodies
That means the external "div" displays information of only 2 items separately. If more, it clubs and generalizes the items, but shows the total quantity.
Now if you reduce dark current, the div should show
Items - 2 chocolates, 1 vanilla
My issues -

*

*For chocolate, minus button not honoring min quantity, sometimes shows zero.

*Implementing dynamic information in an external div (for some reason, dark current does not increment in the fiddle).

Link - http://jsfiddle.net/YfgrK/1/
// Increment
if(defaultInp.val() < jQuery(defaultInp).data('max'))

    //If I put "var _val = " here
    //I get - [object Object] Chocolate. Why?
    $('input[name = ' + fieldName + ']').val(currentVal + 1);

    //Save for display in ext div
    var _val = currentVal + 1;

    //Show in div
    $(".count-pax").text(_val + ' ' + fieldName);
    console.log(currentVal);

    //Disable button
    if(defaultInp.val() == jQuery(defaultInp).data('max'))
        $(this).prop('disabled', true);
    $(".paxminus").removeAttr("disabled");
}
else {
    //Otherwise put a 0 there
    $('input[name=' + fieldName + ']').val(0);

Next
// Decrement one
if(defaultInp.val() > minVal)

    //If I put "var _val = " here
    //I get - [object Object] Chocolate. Why?
    $('input[name=' + fieldName + ']').val(currentVal - 1);

    //Save for display in ext div
    var _val = currentVal - 1;

    //Show in div
    $(".count-pax").text(_val + ' ' + fieldName);

    //Disable button
    if(defaultInp.val() == jQuery(defaultInp).data('min'))
        $(this).prop('disabled', true);
    $(".paxplus").removeAttr("disabled");
}
else {
    //Otherwise put a 0 there
    $('input[name=' + fieldName + ']').val(0);

A: To keep things organized, you could create a separate function just to update the total value info. In this function, go over the <li>'s, appending to a text our final count on each element that has a value greater than "0".
Call this function at the end of your click events.
Here is an example: http://jsfiddle.net/YfgrK/4/
function UpdateCount() {
    var text = "";
    $("#myform li").each(function() {
        var field = $(this).find("input[field]").attr("field");
        var val = $(this).find("input[type=text]").val();
        if(parseInt(val) > 0) {
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Q: Yii2 migration типы Как создать в миграциях типы таких полей как
uuid, xml, json, point, path, money, macaddr и другие не стандартные типы. Так как когда я делаю Schema::TYPE_BIGINT то в если посмотреть, то там нету данных тип полей. А только самые распространенные. Как мне правильно создать миграцию с такими вот типами полей.
И второй вопрос. Прошуршав интернет я увидел множество вариантов создания id поля в таблице , разные варианты. С использованиям bigserial и еще много вариантов, так какой лучше? Каким образом в миграциях yii2 вы создаете поле для id
Я использую PostgreSQL 12

A: В классе Schema предусмотрены, только самые распространённые типы полей. Yii2 (как и PHP, на котором он написан) поддерживает различные СУБД и для всех них естественно константы не делают.
В подобных случаях есть 2 способа выйти из положения.

*

*Вместо констант класса Schema прописывать тип вручную, как в Yii1.

Пример:
$this->createTable('tbl_news', array(
   'id' => 'pk',
   'title' => 'string NOT NULL',
   'content' => 'text',
 ));

Константы класса Schema просто заменяют тип поля в строках из примера выше (см. документацию).

*

*Создавать миграции на основе чистого SQL.

Так как Вы используете типы полей специфичные для PostgreSQL, об совместимости с другими СУБД нет смысла говорить (это тема как минимум для отдельного разговора, т.к. в данном случае обеспечение совместимости требует довольно хитрой реализации).


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The Rifleman's Rifle — SAINT 5.56mm
As technology has evolved, so too has the American rifleman. From the lever-actions of the late 19th century to the M14 (and it's civilian-legal sibling, the Springfield Armory M1A), a quality rifle with reach has long been the core tool of the marksman.
The SAINT 5.56mm is a great option for today's rifleman, offering a reasonable price and exceptional quality.
However, while those more traditional rifles were made of wood and steel, in the 1950s the American marksman was introduced to a new rifle: the AR. Since its introduction more than sixty years ago, the AR-style rifle has become the symbol of the civilian marksman.
One of the most versatile platforms created, the AR is suitable for defense, competition and hunting. The key to unlocking this rifle's full potential lies in quality manufacturing. Rising to the challenge, Springfield Armory has produced the SAINT series of rifles, in chamberings ranging from 5.56mm to .300 BLK all the way up to .308 Win.
Light, handy and accurate, the SAINT in 5.56mm offers shooters a great option in the crowded world of AR carbines.
I recently had the chance to test out one of these for myself, in particular the 5.56mm SAINT Rifle with Picatinny gas block. Want to see how it did? Then check out my video at top as well as this article which continues below.
I was impressed with the SAINT even before I saw the actual rifle. Springfield ships the SAINT in a very nice rifle bag with two external magazine pouches, as well as a quality PVC patch that bears the name of the rifle. Once the rifle was unsheathed, I was shocked by how light this carbine was compared to many of the other rifles I have worked with. Weighing just over 6 lbs., the rifle feels solid, and comes to the eye nicely from the low ready.
Eli rigged the gun out for a day at the range with a scope and some fun accessories.
The furniture is from Bravo Company Manufacturing (BCM) and is very ergonomic. The BCM Gunfighter PMCR forearm encompasses M-Lok slots at the three, six and nine o' clock positions, ideal for mounting lights and a vertical foregrip. For the stock, a BCM Gunfighter Mod 0 is used, and fits very tightly to the buffer tube. This offers virtually no play when shouldered, unlike many stock options seen on AR carbines from the factory. A BCM Gunfighter Mod 3 pistol grip is used, which is fantastic. It has a greatly reduced angle compared to the traditional A2 grip, which forces the elbow upward. The gun was very well fit and finished.
The scope Eli selected was a SwampFox Arrowhead low power variable optic (LPVO) that worked well from short range even out to 300 yards.
While ergonomics are important and ensure a solid interface between rifle and shooter, the accuracy capability of a rifle comes from the barrel and trigger group. The barrel of the SAINT is 16" in length, made of CMV, offers a 1:8″ twist and is topped off with a traditional A2 flash hider.
This barrel twist is great for bullet weights up to 77 grain, but I have also found fantastic accuracy from this gun with more common, lighter weight loads. Springfield's SAINT comes standard with a nickel boron coated trigger group, and it is much smoother than the traditional mil-spec trigger, at just over 6-lbs. of pull.
Eli ran Fiocchi ammo through the SAINT during his range test, and it performed extremely well out of the carbine.
Range Crusade
Pulling the SAINT out of its rifle case at the range and after the first course of fire, I couldn't help but to smile. The gun is INCREDIBLY soft shooting. As we all know, the AR carbine is an inherently soft-recoiling rifle, but the SAINT is buttery smooth. Upon further investigation of the rifle, I noticed that it had a mid-length gas system and utilized a heavy tungsten buffer. This combination results in a ridiculously smooth rifle, unlike anything else I have shot in this price bracket (it has an MSRP of $972, in case you were wondering).
The SAINT shreds on the range, being fast when transitioning targets and putting rounds exactly where they're needed. The iron sights are flip-up in both the rear and front, and are very adequate sights. I was able to quickly move across short range targets and progress to farther steel targets at one-hundred yards with ease. Running and gunning with the SAINT was a blast, as its low weight and soft recoil allowed me to push myself harder when running a drill.
In addition to short-range testing, Eli also ran the SAINT out several hundred yards during the test.
While I am no benchrest shooter by any means, I did take the SAINT to a static range where I shot a few five-shot groups. This is not something I tend to do, but while fighting an inconsistent rear bag setup, I was able to get some good groupings using Fiocchi 55-and 77-gr. .223 loads.
This article is featured in Volume 3: SAINT Digital Magazine
I am quite confident that the ammunition and rifle are leaps and bounds more accurate than I; however, after two flyers (cursed bag set up, or just me), the Fiocchi 77-gr. HPBT clustered three shots nicely at one hundred yards. The Fiocchi 55-gr. FMJBT was far more accurate than any of the other FMJ ammo that I brought to the range, and more importantly had far greater consistency.
The SAINT is shown here kitted out with the SwampFox optic, a vertical foregrip, Surefire weaponlight and an aluminum 30-round magazine.
At 300 yards, hitting a steel torso with both 55- and 77-gr. Fiocchi became somewhat boring as I scored hit after hit with relative ease. The 77-gr. HPBT was incredibly consistent at 300 yards, as it should be when paired with the SAINT's 1:8″ barrel twist.
My Patron SAINT
One of my favorite things to come out of the rise of "tacticool" is the modularity associated with the AR carbine. Once I did some initial testing with the gun, I began to outfit the gun to better suit my needs. I added two 1913 Picatinny rail sections at the three and six o' clock positions. At the three o' clock, I have a Surefire M961 that was laying around in my gun room. For a forward grip, I have an older Knight's Armament Company "broomstick" vertical foregrip.
Topping the gun off is a 1-10X SwampFox Arrowhead LPVO (Low Power Variable Optic) scope. This optic ranges from one to 10 power quickly with the help of a throw lever and incorporates an illuminated reticle.
The M-Lok handguard made adding on accessories like this Surefire a breeze.
An LPVO like this offers a plethora of advantages, allowing me to engage targets at close distances then quickly transition to identify and engage targets at farther distances than traditional red dot sights or iron sights. The reticle incorporates bullet drop and is quite efficient at distances outside of 100 yards.
The SAINT ships with one 30-round Magpul PMAG, but I also tried out some aluminum "G.I."-style magazines from Okay Industries and Dura-Mag. For a sling, I used the Galco Gunleather SLC Strap.
The SwampFox Arrowhead did quite well on the range atop the SAINT carbine.
The Springfield SAINT has proven to be a capable rifle in the realm of defensive and sport shooting. While testing the SAINT, I managed to put around 800 rounds downrange without cleaning the rifle and it performed flawlessly.
Throughout our history, the American marksman has been paired with some great firearms. The SAINT is no exception. An AR that performs beyond its price, I can confidently say I would trust the SAINT with my life. Light in weight, accurate and reliable, this carbine continues to impress, making for a fine addition to anyone's Arsenal of Democracy.
SAINT® Pic Gas Block
Swampfox Arrowhead LPVO Riflescope
Galco SLC Strap
Fiocchi .223
Like Father, Like Son?
Why I EDC a 9mm 1911
"Top Freakin' Notch" — XD-M Elite Precision
By Travis Pike
Eli is a Business Management and Marketing graduate from Lenoir Rhyne University in Hickory, NC. Hailing from a household that had minimal firearms, his boundless love of all things Second Amendment came when he began working at two local gun shops as a part-time employee while in college and began posting about firearms on Instagram. These experiences have given him hands-on experience with multiple platforms across various styles of guns from blackpowder to machine guns. Eli currently works in the firearms industry in marketing.


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I have just realised that I have posted 2 walk reports for the same walk in my own walks diary by mistake. Is there any way of deleting one of the reports?
There may be other ways, but an easy one is just to 'edit' it next time you have a report to post - changing the title, map, details, etc to fit your latest walk instead of the earlier duplication.


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4021 Borman Drive
Batavia, Ohio 45103
513-735-4500 | http://www.tri-statewarbirdmuseum.org
Saturdays 10:00 a.m. - 3:00 p.m.; Wednesdays 4:00 p.m. - 7:00 p.m.
Admission: Adults $12, Students $7
The Tri-State Warbird Museum houses fully restored, operable, and award-winning aircraft and honors Tri-State locals who built these airplanes and who served as pilots, including Doolittle Raider Tom Griffin.
Of the 12 million persons who served in World War II, over 2 million were pilots. From bombers to fighters, aviation's critical role in modern warfare led to quick flight training and pushed industrial innovation. The United States would produce over 300,000 aircraft during the war. With an engine factory just north of Cincinnati in Evendale, Boeing won government contracts to push this innovation. The Tri-State Warbird Museum houses fully restored, operable, and award-winning aircraft from the war and honors Tri-State locals who built these airplanes and served as pilots.
The 24,000 square foot museum offers a 15-minute introductory film narrated by Neil Armstrong, a walk-in display that depicts pilots' living quarters during the war and two main hangers that house a variety of aircraft. The aircraft was selected based on vital roles in advancing aeronautical technology, such as the P-51D Mustang and B-25 Bomber. The airplanes are presented without barriers, allowing for close inspection. The beauty of the aircraft is striking; previously mere fragments of damaged airplanes, the aircraft have been restored and the museum proudly displays its awards for their restorations. Displays complement the aircraft by discussing the broader history of World War II and the Doolittle Raiders, training for pilots and bombardiers, and the restoration process of the aircraft in the hangers.
Periodically, particular aircraft may not be on display. Therefore, if you are hoping to view a particular airplane, call ahead to ensure it will be in the hanger during your visit.
Related: AirplaneAviationMuseumWorld War II
Credits: Kristen Fleming
"A History of WW2 in 25 Airplanes." Air & Space Magazine. https://www.airspacemag.com/military-aviation/history-ww2-25-airplanes-180954056/
Scott, James M. Target Tokyo: Jimmy Doolittle and the Raid that Avenged Pearl Harbor. New York: W.W. Norton & Company, 2015.


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Hunter M., Tan F. — Handbook of Research on Information Management and the Global Landscape
Название: Handbook of Research on Information Management and the Global Landscape
Авторы: Hunter M., Tan F.
Online collaboration is increasingly improving partnerships for organizations across the globe, strengthening existing relationships and creating new alliances that would previously have been inconceivable. Through these new global networks come significant issues, opportunities, and challenges for the consideration of researchers, organizational managers, and information professionals.
Handbook of Research on Information Management and the Global Landscape collects cutting-edge studies that deliver deep insights into the array of information management issues surrounding living and working in a global environment. Collecting over 20 authoritative chapters by recognized experts from distinguished research institutions worldwide, this truly international reference work emphasizes a regional theme while contributing to the global information environment, creating an essential addition to library reference collections.


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/ University Police
/ Departments
/ Parking
Transportation Services (Rideshare)
Drug Free Campus
Live Scan Fingerprinting
Vehicle Lockouts
Anonymous Tip Hotline
Dignity Health Sports Park
Campus Security Report (Clery)
Campus Crime Stats
Annual Safety Report
Fire Safety Report & Statistics
Citizen Complaint
Parking Ticket Dispute
Citizen Commendation Form
The University Parking Department is responsible for parking enforcement on campus property. We also assist in unlocking vehicles if you have locked yourself out AND you are parked on campus. We are unable to provide this service if you are parked on the street. We are also unable to provides jumpstarts, either on campus or off.
The University Parking Department administers all requests for Special Event Parking. Any requests must be made in writing 72 hours prior to the event.
If you would like to provide a parking pass for a guest, please contact our office and we can discuss the details.
The University Parking Department is located in RPM-Room 200. The hours are Monday through Friday, 8:00 A.M. to 5:00 P.M.
The office phone number is (310) 243-3725. Our fax number is (310) 928-7263. If you have a question regarding a parking citation, please call (888) 267-6509.
If you would like to appeal a parking citation you will need to fill out an Administrative Review Form. These forms are available at our office, as downloadable PDFs, or after hours at the University Police Department, located in Welch Hall, Room B-100.
Check for events that may impact CSUDH parking.
Current Rates Fiscal Year 2019/2020 Fiscal Year 2020/2021 Fiscal Year 2021/2022 Fiscal Year 2022/2023
Faculty $15.39 per month $15.39 per month $15.39 per month $15.39 per month
Units 1, 4, 6, 8, 11 $14.00 per month $14.00 per month $14.00 per month $14.00 per month
CSUEU $15.06 per month $15.06 per month $15.06 per month $15.06 per month
MPP $26.00 per month $29.00 per month $31.00 per month $33.00 per month
Special "100" $64.00 per month (as of July 1, 2019) $70.00 per month (as of July 1, 2020) $76.00 per month (as of July 1, 2021) $84.00 per month (as of July 1, 2021)
Students (Fall/Spring) $155.00 per semester (as of April 22, 2019) $170.00 per semester (Fall 2020) $185.00 per semester (Fall 2021) $200.00 per semester (Fall 2021)
Students (Summer)
$52/Session
$95 Full Summer
$104 Full Summer
Parking Lot Permit Machines $9.00 per day (as of July 1, 2019) $9.00 per day (as of July 1, 2019) $9.00 per day (as of July 1, 2019) $10.00 per day (as of July 1, 2022)
Parking Permits Online
Parking Services and Student Financial Services have partnered to improve your online parking permit purchasing experience. Beginning April 22, 2019, when visiting the my.csudh.edu portal you will find yourself only a few clicks away from obtaining your Fall 2019
Parking Permit using our new and improved purchasing features. A user guide is also available here, to assist with navigating the new online system.


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