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Starwood developing its Aloft and Element brands in Boston
Starwood Hotels & Resorts Worldwide Inc has announced that it has decided to develop its twin hotel brands "Aloft" and "Element" in Boston responding to the popular and ever increasing demand for more and more mass market brands. The two hotels will be opened in 2016.
A spokesperson of Starwood Hotels & Resorts Worldwide Inc said that the two hotels will be strategically located. The Aloft Boston Waterfront Hotel will be a 330 room property, while the Element Boston Waterfront Hotel will comprise of 180 rooms. Both the hotels will be situated on D Street. The two hotels' convenient location right across the Boston Convention & Exhibition Center is likely to benefit the customers.
The customers will also find it easy to reach both the hotels because of their easy accessibility from the financial district Black Bay as well as Boston's Logan International Airport.
Staying at the two hotels will also be fruitful and convenient for the customers in other ways as well. After completing their business chores, the customers can also spare some time to visit famous attractions such as Faneuil Hall and Quincy Market, both of which are in their close proximity.
The company said that this will be their second Aloft-Element dual properties to be developed in Boston. The company's first dual Aloft-Element properties were opened in Lexington in 2008.
Media reports said that Starwood Hotels & Resorts Worldwide Inc wants to open its two brands in several key urban locations because of the growing demand, particularly for its Element brand.
Apart from its domestic expansion in the United States, Starwood Hotels & Resorts Worldwide Inc is keen to expand its Element brand further in other countries. The company is now planning to move ahead and open its Element brand in countries such as the UK, China and Germany. The company wants to open 15 more Element-branded hotels by the end of 2017.


Brandon Moss loves him some Coors Field. The new Athletics first baseman hit his fourth homer of the series in Colorado and doubled twice Thursday as part of an 8-2 win over the Rockies.
Ross has now played in eight games, starting seven of them, since being called up by the A's earlier this month. In 26 at-bats, he has seven hits: five homers and the two doubles today.
Prior to the callup, Moss had totaled 15 homers in 678 major league at-bats. He received his most extensive action with the Pirates in 2009 and hit .236 with seven homers in 385 at-bats. It took him nearly 2 1/2 years to earn another real opportunity, and the A's might have waited longer to give him a chance if not for his June 15 opt out of his minor league deal. Now it looks like he'll get a long look as the team's starting first baseman.
Before wrapping this one up, I should also note here that Moss isn't the only player doing nothing but collecting extra-base hits this year; Adrian Cardenas, an A's castoff, has five hits in 32 at-bats for the Cubs so far, all of them doubles.


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Apple iPhone 12 series release will be postponed – – Post Daily
Apple usually releases its iPhone news in September each year. However, with all the problems in 2020, this cannot happen this year. According to previous reports, it is due to Limited Offer, the launch of the next generation iPhone 12 series will be postponed to October or November of this year. Now, Qualcomm's The recent statement suggests that at least some iPhone 12 models will not be available in September as usual.
Today, Qualcomm announced its financial report for the third quarter and also shared some expectations for the next quarter. In this report, the company claims that Delaying a 5G phone will affect Q4 shipments. It is worth noting that Qualcomm Q4 covers July, August and September sales. With this statement, there is speculation that the "5G flagship phone" is the iPhone 12 series.
In addition, Qualcomm CFO Akash Palkhiwala also hints that some of Qualcomm 5G chips are ready for shipment in September. However, the buyer delays shipping until the end of the year. Although Qualcomm did not mention the names of any companies, there are some reasons why many believe it refers to Apple.
For starters, Apple's flagships are one of the few devices with a possible release date in September. Second, there is almost no other flagship whose market will significantly affect Qualcomm's mission.
After reaching a settlement of $ 4.5 billion last year, Apple is expected to announce four new iPhone 12 models that support 5G networks this year. All iPhone 5G will arrive with a Qualcomm modem. These iPhone 12 models will include support for two 5G versions: sub-6GHz 5G and mmWave 5G. However, due to the COVID-19 epidemic, recent reports claim that the iPhone 12 series will be released in late October or early November.
SPECIFICATIONS FOR IPHONE 12 SERIES AND OTHER APPLE DEVICES
Rumor has it that Apple will release four iPhone 12s this year. This includes the "budget" 5.4-inch iPhone 12, 6.1-inch iPhone 12 Plus, 6.1-inch iPhone 12 Pro and 6.8-inch iPhone 12 Pro Max. There are also reports that all four models will use OLED screens and will support 5G. This will be the first set of 5G smartphones from Apple. Low-end models will use dual rear cameras and 4 GB of RAM, while Pro models will come with a dual rear camera. The Pro models will also have 6 GB of RAM and a 120Hz ProMotion display.
There are also reports that the iPhone 12 series will have a 4G version. According to the report, this smartphone has a 5.4-inch and 6.1-inch LCD model. Both support 4G LTE network, A14 Bionic chip, built-in 4 GB RAM and a 12MP dual camera. In terms of price, while 5.4 inches cost $ 549, 6.1 inches will sell for $ 649. The starting price of $ 549 seems to be very good since the last iPhone 11 has a starting price of $ 699. This means that the iPhone 12 4G is about $ 150 cheaper than its predecessor.
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How Significant Were The Divisions Among The Latin Leaders In Bringing About The Fall Of Jerusalem?
Although divisions between the devotees of Raymond of Tripoli and Guy of Lusignan caused much conflict and suspicion, there is a considerable amount of evidence to suggest that there were a series of other factors; for example Saladin's personal qualities which proved extremely significant in the failure of Latin's at the Battle of Hattin in 1187 and the lack of support/money received by the Latin's.
In source 7 Ralph of Coggershall describes his concern surrounding the lack of support and money the Latin side possessed; 'we should not move away from water, food and other necessities to ...view middle of the document...
This difference between the two sides is emphasised in Source 2 with Baha ad-Din describing the intense support for Saladin as a result of his personal qualities, describing his despair at the bloodshed; 'the suffering involved in it weighed heavily on his heart.' This dedication to Holy War and love for his people gained him a reputation as 'a remarkable man' (Barber). This image gained Saladin a great deal of support and united front from his troops, preaching the Jihad to ignite anti-Christian believers and a thirst for their defeat. This is supported in Source 4 with Pope Urban III describing the Muslims as 'the wicked race of the pagans' during the heat of the despair at being defeated, having written the letter in May 1187. Though this view contradicts with Malcolm Barber's views of Christian sympathy towards Saladin, Pope Urban was not at the Crusades himself and therefore, never knew Saladin who in turn received sympathy and an element of fear from the Latin side.
In relation to the question, Source 5 supports the view that the divisions between the Latin leaders were very significant in contributing to their defeat that the Battle of Hattin. The joining of forces made Raymond and Guy's loyalists extremely suspicious of each other, with Eraclius blaming Raymond for their defeat; 'had the Christians kept...
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Introducing the Principled Artificial Intelligence Project
Posted on June 7, 2019 by hhilligoss
Alongside the rapid development of artificial intelligence, we've seen a proliferation of AI "principles," or guidelines for how AI should be built and used. Governments, companies, advocacy groups, and multi-stakeholder initiatives have all advanced perspectives. This project emerged from our curiosity about these principles. Were they wildly divergent, or was there enough commonality to suggest the emergence of sectoral norms? Some were framed as ethical in nature; others drew from human rights law. How did that impact their content? We wanted a way to look at the principles documents side by side, to assess them individually and identify important trends, so we built one.
Full visualization available at ai-hr.cyber.harvard.edu.
Our current dataset includes 32 such principles documents. We collected up to 80 data points about each one, including the actor behind the document, the date of publication, the intended audience, and the geographical scope, as well as detailed data on the principles themselves. A large variety of actors are represented, from individual tech companies' guidelines for their own implementation of AI technology, to multi-stakeholder coalitions, to publications from national governments that incorporate ethical principles as part of an overall AI strategy. We expected to find some key themes, and indeed we uncovered eight: accountability, fairness and non-discrimination, human control of technology, privacy, professional responsibility, promotion of human values, safety and security, and transparency and explainability. Many of the documents address all of these themes; all hit at least a few. We also collected data on whether and how the principles documents referenced human rights, which just under half did.
It is our hope that the Principled Artificial Intelligence project will be a starting point for further scholarship and advocacy on this topic. To that end, we have created a data visualization that summarizes our findings. We are excited to share this visualization in draft form and invite you to provide feedback and ask questions by filling out this form.
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In fairness to law professor Meg Penrose, I will note that I have discovered that she is far from alone in the legal academy in her badly flawed claim that the Constitution somehow requires the Senate to proceed to an up-or-down vote on a Supreme Court nomination. As this National Law Journal article reports, some 350 law professors have signed a letter to Senate leaders contending that the Senate has a "constitutional duty" to give President Obama's nominee "a prompt and fair hearing and a timely vote." The signatories include prominent liberal constitutional scholars Laurence Tribe and Erwin Chemerinsky.
The law professors who have signed the letter have beclowned themselves. As another liberal law professor, Harvard's Noah Feldman, has explained, the Constitution doesn't speak at all to how the Senate should exercise its advice-and-consent role but instead leaves that to the "political battle." (Addendum: Ditto from Vik Amar.) It's entirely legitimate for folks to present their political arguments against the Senate's not acting on a nominee, but for law professors to miscast a political argument as a constitutional claim is an act either of dishonesty or of deep confusion.
Some observations (and please pardon me for repeating the basics, covered more fully in these posts):
1. The Appointments Clause (Article II, section 2) restricts the president's power to appoint executive-branch and judicial-branch officers by conditioning any such appointment on prior receipt of the Senate's "Advice and Consent" on a nomination. It says nothing about how the Senate should go about exercising its power to advise and consent-or-withhold-consent, and it thus leaves the Senate entirely free to exercise that power however it sees fit. (Indeed, the Framers rejected the alternative of requiring the Senate to vote down a nomination in order to block it.) It also doesn't require Senate hearings on anything. (It's entirely through the operation of the Senate's plenary rulemaking power that the Senate has committees at all and empowers those committees to hold hearings.)
2. The Appointments Clause applies to Supreme Court nominations in exactly the same way that it applies to other presidential nominations. So anyone contending that the Appointments Clause somehow requires "a prompt and fair hearing and a timely vote" would have to maintain the same position for all nominations throughout American history.
Do the law-professor signatories believe that the Senate violated its constitutional duty on the thousands of occasions in which it has failed to proceed to an up-or-down vote on a nominee (including a dozen or more times on Supreme Court nominees)? Do they believe that the filibuster of nominees is unconstitutional? If the answer to either question is yes, how is it that they have never publicly stated such a position before? (It's also a safe bet that many of them cheered on the obstruction and filibuster of Bush 43 judicial nominees; I certainly don't recall hearing objections from Tribe and Chemerinsky.)
3. The law-professor signatories mistakenly contend that Republican senators "plan to withhold advice and consent" on an Obama nominee. But the reality of the matter is that Republican senators are already exercising their advice-and-consent power when they tell President Obama that they won't confirm anyone this year. And they will continue to exercise that power when they maintain the same position after a nomination is made. (Do the law professors imagine that this is the first time in American history when senators have categorically opposed filling a vacancy?)
(The law professors also claim that an eight-justice Court for the "better part of two terms" would impose significant costs. This claim, unlike their primary constitutional claim, is fairly within the realm of political argument. As I've explained, I don't think it's weighty.)
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I know it's already Tuesday and the weekend is well over but I wanted to do a quick recap of some of the fun things I did.
I was super busy and was hardly in my house which is good because there are weekends when I spend far too much time on my couch. It's good to get out and socialize.
On Friday I went to a photography class which was a great review of the basics of using a DSLR camera and learning some of the technical language. I learned a few new things about lighting and exposure, and got a chance to practice taking shots of artwork using a tripod. For some reason shooting on a tripod seemed so challenging but getting to practice made me realize it's not so bad. It definitely helps to get better quality pictures because it eliminates camera shake. Guess I should take my tripod out of the closet and start using it huh?
The hardest part is uploading and editing the pictures. Hopefully soon I can get it done and be able to share a few of the images with you guys.
Later that night I went to a poetry slam. Such a cool experience and I got a chance to witness some very talented folks. Made me miss my writing days. I fancied myself a poet back in the day but for some reason I just stopped writing. Maybe one day the inspiration will come back to me and I'll get past the drought in my brain.
On Saturday I went to my first Emerati/Arabic wedding, something that had been on my mental bucket list for awhile. My coworker's brother was getting married and she invited the entire staff. That's how it works around these parts, you can literally invite/bring anyone you want with you to a wedding. There is always more than enough food for an army and no need to RSVP and all that formal jazz.
These weddings are such opulent and interesting affairs. The men and women are separated on the wedding day for the reception. The women do their thing and the men do theirs. I have to clue as to how the actual marriage ceremony goes but I assume at some point there is the signing of some paperwork to seal the deal.
When you get to the reception there are only women, beautifully dressed and made up. Picture the Miss Universe competition, but only it's a wedding. Over the top fabulous.
There is tons of food being passed around as well as perfume. Ladies walk around with huge bottles of perfume for you to put on. I guess you have to stay smelling sweet.
You eat, you talk and depending on the family there may be dancing.
A few hours later the bride arrives and proceeds down the aisle which takes probably 15 minutes. Photos are taken, maybe some dancing and congratulations. Sometimes the groom will come with his father and brothers for a little. This doesn't happen at all weddings, and depends upon the family. Definitely different from western weddings.
This wedding was a bit subdued according my friend who had been to a few. There wasn't too much dancing going on.
Here are a few pictures from the night. I tried to get as dolled up as possible. The more make-up you can get on your face the better. Here more is more.
Hopefully the next few weekends will be equally as fun.


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Q: How to get the value of print() on Python? I am new on python and I am trying to do something like this:
import pyautogui
import time

youLocate = pyautogui.locateCenterOnScreen('you.PNG', confidence=0.9, grayscale=False)

time.sleep(3)
if youLocate == "None":
    print("Nothing")
else:
    print("Visible")

The value of youLocate variable according to the console is None string.
But instead of printing "nothing", it print the else statement which is "visible".
I also tried to do something like this but did not work:
if print(youLocate) == "None":
    print("Nothing")
else:
    print("Visible")

Is there any ways to get the value of print() so that i can make if statement?
this function: pyautogui.locateCenterOnScreen('you.PNG', confidence=0.9, grayscale=False)
returns "None" according to the console. I want to get the value of it and make it as a variable or compare the value of it using if statement.
Thank you!

A: "None" and None are different things one is a string that contains None and the other is Nonetype so you can compare it like so
if youLocate is None:
    print("Nothing")
else:
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In this short presentation about my work, I will examine the relationship between the meaning of linguistic and artistic expressions of the natural world.
I will discuss an eclectic series of works that have influenced my art, including The Lindisfarne Gospels; the poetry of Gerard Manley Hopkins and the work of contemporary artists such as Ian Hamilton Finlay and Alec Finlay.
Much of my own artwork draws its inspiration from the simple act of walking through the world. It creatively explores the relationship between culture and nature through a detailed ecological study of local environments and our embodied engagement with landscape.
The historical layering of landscape is often tied to an understanding of language 'spoken' through the names of places, flora and fauna. Many of these names have local, colloquial, derivations that refer back to our senses (sight, sound, taste, touch and smell).
A number of my earlier pieces were based on a study of bird names which present an 'unpredictable and haphazard richness' with names drawn from the very roots of our language. (British Birds: Their Folklore, Names and Literature by Francesca Geenoak).
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Alexandra Cohen-Spiegler
Alexandra Cohen-Spiegler has been working as a private tutor for over fifteen years. Alexandra attended high school at Trinity School and the United Nations International School through eighth grade, both in New York City. Coming from a New York City preparatory school background, she perfectly understands the demands made on her students. An actress, she majored in French and Theater at Pomona College, where she received a BA and graduated Cum Laude, with special honors on her French thesis. While in college, Alix spent a year in Paris, studying at the Institut Catholique (French literature) and the Ecole Jacques Lecoq (theater). She also has studied at the Stella Adler Conservatory (New York) and the Royal Academy of Dramatic Art (London).
Alexandra's clients have ranged in age from 3 to 65-years-old. She is fluent in French and also excels at teaching English, acting, math through pre-calculus, and standardized test preparation, including the ISEE, SSAT, SHSAT, ACT, and SAT. Alexandra frequently focuses on "filling in the gaps" in her students' math knowledge, making sure they have strong foundations so they don't get stuck remembering, for instance, how to work with negative numbers when approaching advanced algebra. She makes a point of bringing in outside resources, including math games and online work, to keep lessons fun and engaging for her students, no matter their age and level. She helps students raise their confidence and ensures they have tools available to problem-solve so they never feel overly reliant on tutoring.
Having lived abroad, Alexandra also teaches English-as-a-second (or third or fourth!) language. Creating lesson plans that are tailor-made to her clients, Alexandra is able to use her varied subject knowledge and students' unique interests to keep lessons exciting, focusing on reading (at whatever level is appropriate), playing games (including some acting improvisational games) and talking about the student's native culture as well as American. Alexandra also brings math into her ESL lessons, to remind students that math changes very little across languages and countries and to bring up their confidence levels. She shares family stories and personal anecdotes to help make various points.
A working actress, Alexandra specializes in Shakespeare and in developing new work. Recently, she played the role of Cordelia in a new feature film of King Lear. She studied Shakespeare at the Royal Academy of Dramatic Art in London, England and movement-based theater at the Ecole Jacques Lecoq in Paris, France, as well as more traditionally American-based methods at the Stella Adler Conservatory in New York. She combines all three of these methods in her own performances, as well as in her lessons. She focuses primarily on imagination and improvisation-based exercises. She also does monologue coaching, including Shakespearean and contemporary works. She teaches students how to break down a script and create a character from what the playwright has written and then works on bringing that character to three-dimensional life.
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package main

import (
	"bytes"
	"compress/gzip"
	"flag"
	"github.com/upworthy/ktail"
	"io"
	"log"
	"os"
	"time"
)

var gzipMagic = []byte{0x1f, 0x8b}

func gzipDecode(b []byte) ([]byte, error) {
	if r, err := gzip.NewReader(bytes.NewBuffer(b)); err != nil {
		return nil, err
	} else {
		defer r.Close()
		ret := new(bytes.Buffer)
		if _, err := ret.ReadFrom(r); err != nil {
			return nil, err
		}
		return ret.Bytes(), nil
	}
}

func assertSpecified(f, message string) {
	if f == "" {
		log.Print(message)
		flag.Usage()
		os.Exit(1)
	}
}

func main() {
	log.SetOutput(os.Stderr)
	log.SetFlags(log.Lshortfile)

	region := flag.String("r", "", "AWS `region`")
	stream := flag.String("s", "", "AWS Kinesis `stream` to read from")
	iterType := flag.String("t", "LATEST", "AWS Kinesis stream iterator `type` that indicates where to start iteration")
	rest := flag.Duration("w", time.Second, "`duration` of time to rest between AWS Kinesis GetRecords calls")
	sep := flag.String("sep", "", "print a separator string after each AWS Kinesis record"+
		" (e.g. in Bash you might specifiy $'\\n' if you want add a new line after each record printed)")

	flag.Parse()
	assertSpecified(*stream, "You didn't specify a stream")
	assertSpecified(*iterType, "You didn't specify an iterator type")

	c := make(chan *ktail.Record)
	f := ktail.NewFollower(*region)
	rrc, err := f.Tail(c, *stream, *iterType, *rest)
	if err != nil {
		log.Fatal(err)
	}

	// watch for shard reading results
	ok := true
	go func() {
		for rr := range rrc {
			log.Printf("Reading routine terminated: %v", rr)
			ok = ok && rr.Err == io.EOF
		}
		close(c)
	}()

	for r := range c {
		data := r.Data
		if bytes.HasPrefix(data, gzipMagic) {
			var err error
			if data, err = gzipDecode(r.Data); err != nil {
				log.Print(err)
				continue
			}
		}
		if _, err := os.Stdout.Write(append(data, *sep...)); err != nil {
			log.Print(err)
		}
	}

	if !ok {
		os.Exit(1)
	}
}

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This is the speech I did for my ninth Competent Communications manual speech at Toastmasters. The aim of this speech is meant to be to persuade the audience. It is a 5-7 minute speech but I went overtime at just over 8 minutes. I didn't actually write my speech out word for word, but the points I endeavored to make are listed below. I was meant to do this without notes, but that is just too many stats for me to memorize.
Head coverings are also worn by Jews, Christians, Hindis and a growing number of Pagans. Many European cultures wear them to indicate marital status or availability.
Hijab is not just headscarf.
Men also have rules of dress.
Women are exploited as sexual objects in advertising. Women's magazine's downplay a woman's intellect and spirituality and exaggerate the importance of physical beauty.
In a survey by Teen People magazine, 27% of the girls felt that the media pressures them to have a perfect body. A poll conducted in 1996 by the international ad agency Saatchi & Saatchi found that ads made women fear being unattractive or old.
US women spend an average of $7 billion per year (around $100 a month each) on beauty products and cosmetics.
From an early age girls are brainwashed by emphasis on beauty from toys to 'princess' cartoon characters.
8. The right to obtain divorce from her husband, even on the grounds that she simply can't stand him.
Hijab allows focus on intellect and spirituality rather than physical beauty.


We had a pretty good run in the restaurant business before opening TacoLu. Way back in 1998, living in Charleston, practically newlyweds, with no kids and nothing to lose, we decided to move back to Jacksonville (where we met when I was on the golf team at JU) and we opened the first Sticky Fingers in Florida, on "the corner" in Atlantic Beach. The guys who started that whole thing are friends of of mine from growing up in Chattanooga, TN.
After working for the Sticky Fingers Corporate office for about a year and a half, my career in barbecue was officially over. It was during that time, that the idea for TacoLu began to form.
With no job, a few bucks and a pretty good idea of what we wanted, it was time to hit the road. After many trips to southern California and on down the Baja to Ensenada, to New York City and as many taco stands as we could find in between, TacoLu was making its way from dream to reality.
It's a question that gets asked a lot! It's certainly no secret that it's Henry's little sister, Lucy!
Finally, making it more fitting and personal than all of the names came Taco LuLu which was cool, but still not there. One quick tweak and there she was: TacoLu!
Maybe TacoLu worked because while it is vaguely Mexican, you might think, at least, that you weren't going to get a taco on a piece of wax paper or be sitting at a picnic table--but you still weren't quite sure what it is.
Welcome to the Lu and thank you for being here!!


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largest city:
ISO 3166 code:
Equatorial Guinea, officially the Republic of Equatorial Guinea, (Spanish: República de Guinea Ecuatorial, is a country located in Middle Africa. With an area of 28,000 square kilometres (11,000 sq mi) Equatorial Guinea is one of the smallest countries in continental Africa. It has two parts, an insular and a mainland region. The insular region, consists of the islands of Bioko (formerly Fernando Pó), in the Gulf of Guinea, and Annobón, a small volcanic island south of the equator. Bioko island is the northernmost part of Equatorial Guinea and is where the country's capital, Malabo, is situated.
The island nation of São Tomé and Príncipe is located between Bioko and Annobón. The mainland region, Río Muni, is bordered by Cameroon on the north, Gabon on the south and east. It also includes several small offshore islands (such as Corisco, Elobey Grande and Elobey Chico).
Equatorial Guinea is located in west central Africa. The country consists of a mainland territory, Río Muni, which is bordered by Cameroon to the north and Gabon to the east and south, and five small islands, Bioko, Corisco, Annobón, Elobey Chico (Small Elobey), and Elobey Grande (Great Elobey). Bioko, the site of the capital, Malabo, lies about 40 kilometers (25 mi) off the coast of Cameroon. Annobón Island is about 350 kilometers (220 mi) west-south-west of Cape Lopez in Gabon. Corisco and the two Elobey islands are in Corisco Bay, on the border of Río Muni and Gabon.
Equatorial Guinea has a tropical climate with distinct wet and dry seasons. From June to August, Río Muni is dry and Bioko wet; from December to February, the reverse occurs. In between there is gradual transition. Rain or mist occurs daily on Annobón, where a cloudless day has never been registered. The temperature at Malabo, Bioko, ranges from 16 °C (61 °F) to 33 °C (91 °F), though on the southern Moka Plateau normal high temperatures are only 21 °C (70 °F). In Río Muni, the average temperature is about 27 °C (81 °F). Annual rainfall varies from 1,930 mm (76 in) at Malabo to 10,920 mm (430 in) at Ureka, Bioko, but Río Muni is somewhat drier
The principal religion in Equatorial Guinea is Christianity which is the faith of 93% of the population. These are predominately Roman Catholic (87%) while a minority are Protestants (5%). Another 5% of the population follow indigenous beliefs and the final 2% comprises muslims, Bahá'í Faith, and other beliefs
Annobón Province
(San Antonio de Palé)
Bioko Norte Province
(Malabo)
Bioko Sur Province
(Luba)
Centro Sur Province
(Evinayong)
Kié-Ntem Province
(Ebebiyín)
Litoral Province
(Bata)
Wele-Nzas Province
(Mongomo)
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Independent TV production companies Hat Trick and Avalon have issued a statement this morning following press reports linking them to a bid to buy BBC Three.
"Under the new ownership, BBC Three would continue to broadcast on all digital platforms, all current contracts would be honoured and the channel's programme budget would be increased from £81m to £100m a year. Under the BBC's plans to take the channel online, that budget is to be cut to £30m a year.
"All original commissions would be made by UK companies and the channel would continue to be aimed at a young and ethnically diverse audience."
The BBC plans to axe BBC Three as a regular TV channel later this year.
Hat Trick is best known for programmes including Have I Got News for You and BBC Three's The Revolution will be Televised. Avalon is known for Russell Howard's Good News, which recently moved from BBC Three to Two, and previously brought us ITV's TV Burp.
BBC management are understood to have rejected the bid, with the production companies having now approached the BBC Trust about the matter.
Update 11:30: The BBC executive have gone on the record that "BBC Three is not for sale" - because "it's not closing, it's moving online".
What i don't understand is the BBC already have a commercial arm and commercial digital channels from UKTV. Surely it makes sense for the BBC to commercialise the channel, without the BBC name, as a channel showcasing a mix of popular TV shows such as Good News, Family Guy mixed with Public Service programmes.
If they managed to buy BBC Three, where would there funding come from? Advertising? In that case, why dont Avalon and Hat Trick launch a channel like that anyway? Without the BBC name. How about "Three TV"?


USAG YONGSAN - A Department of the Army Certificate of Achievement was awarded to Staff Sgt. Emily M. Medina of HHD, 41st Signal Battalion, Nov. 22, for her exceptional dedication to duty as an Environmental Compliance Officer for the 41st Signal Battalion. She contributed significantly to the success of the Environmental Division and DPW by training Soldiers to ensure that all environmental regulations and policies were followed.
An Environmental Officer implements and maintains the framework for the Army Environmental Management System. This covers many areas such as hazardous materials, hazardous waste, solid waste, storage tank systems, oils, spills, toxic substances, and the storage and handling of all such materials.
As an Environmental Officer, she pointed out some environmental issues on post. "I observed many hazardous containers that are not labeled, stored, or handled correctly according to Army Regulation 200-1, Environmental Protection and Enhancement," she said. She emphasized the need to train more non-commissioned officers and officers, as well as Soldiers. "Training is vital to units and can work best as it disseminates to every level and rank structure," said Medina. "We can be better environmental stewards as a whole by making sure we report any mishandling or hazard material and not ignore it."
The other issue on post, according to Medina, is continuity. She did not see proper handoffs between outgoing and incoming environmental officers. "This will be a major key for my departure, ensuring the new environmental officer understands the program and what the position entails," said Medina.
"My goal for USAG Yongsan is to leave my position, section, and unit better than it was prior to my arrival," she said. She and her unit will leave USAG Yongsan and transit to USAG Humphreys. She promises to make an impact at Humphreys as well.
"I will continue to maintain the Environmental Compliance Program to standard - hopefully free from accident and damage," she said.


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Cute But Deadly: Animals With Surprisingly Violent Tendencies
This Halloween, instead of donning a goblin or ghoul costume, why not dress up as one of these loveable but lethal animals?
The Northern Shrike is a North American songbird – sounds pretty harmless, right? Not if you're one of the insects or small birds or mammals that it feeds on. These formidable predators perch atop tall trees or telephone poles to scan for prey, such as grasshoppers, frogs, mice and even other birds. Once securing its next meal, the Northern Shrike typically kills its prey by impaling it on sharp thorns or barbed wire fences. No wonder its Latin name, Lanius excubitor, translates to "Butcher watchman."
A Leatherback Sea Turtle's entire body can weigh more than 900 kilograms
The Leatherback Sea Turtle is the largest species of turtle and one of the largest reptiles in the world. Its upper shell can grow to more than two metres in length and its entire body can weigh more than 900 kilograms! Another impressive feature? The sharp spines lining its throat. The Leatherback Sea Turtle lacks the strong jaws and teeth necessary to eat hard-bodied prey, so instead it feeds on soft-bodied prey, such as jellyfish. When the Leatherback Sea Turtle is swallowing a jellyfish, the sharp spines lining its throat tear the jellyfish to pieces.
As Canada's largest land carnivore, Polar Bears greatly outsize their prey. @Derek Kyostia, CWF Photo Club
Polar Bears are an iconic and beloved Canadian species – unless you're a seal. As Canada's largest land carnivore, Polar Bears greatly outsize their prey. They often feed on seal pups by entering their birth lairs, killing them and eating their skin and fat. A Polar Bear will also wait by a seal's breathing hole in the sea ice, dragging it from the water as soon as it surfaces for air and swiftly killing it.
Cougars are one of the largest and most powerful felines in the Americas. Stealthy and solitary, Cougars prey on an array of mammals, including deer, elk, mountain goats, wild sheep, coyotes and rabbits. And they're not subtle about it, either! Cougars suffocate their prey by biting their throats and crushing their windpipes, sometimes breaking the necks of smaller animals.
Wolverines are capable of attacking much larger animals, including moose! @Scott Berdahl, CWF Photo Club
Wolverines are small but mighty. Despite being similar in weight to a medium-sized dog, they are capable of attacking much larger animals, including moose, and defending their food from fierce predators, including bears. Sometimes, wolverines let others do the hard work, feeding on the leftovers from another animal's kill. Not only are they capable of dragging large carcasses for considerable distances, they also have strong jaws and necks that can crunch through frozen muscle and bone, all the way down to the marrow.
Looks can be deceiving! Many animals look cute enough to cuddle – but never underestimate their clever, creative and sometimes violent survival methods.
Chelsea is a Writer & Editor for the Canadian Wildlife Federation, as well as a reader, traveller and cat lover.
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using System;
using System.Collections.Generic;
using System.Linq;
using PlayerIOClient;

namespace BotBits.Old
{
    public class OldPlayerIOConnectionAdapter : IConnection, IDisposable
    {
        private readonly PlayerIOConnectionAdapter _innerAdapter;
        private readonly HashSet<int> _knownPlayers = new HashSet<int>();

        public OldPlayerIOConnectionAdapter(Connection connection)
        {
            this._innerAdapter = new PlayerIOConnectionAdapter(connection);
            this._innerAdapter.OnMessage += this._innerAdapter_OnMessage;
        }

        public void Send(Message message)
        {
            try
            {
                Message m;
                switch (message.Type)
                {
                    case "init":
                        m = message;
                        break;
                    case "11f":
                        m = Message.Create("face", message[0]);
                        break;
                    case "m":
                        m = Message.Create("update", message[0], message[1], message[2], message[3], message[4], message[5], message[6], message[7]);
                        break;
                    case "11": // Block message
                        m = Message.Create("change", message[1], message[2], message[3]);
                        break;

                    default:
                        return;
                }
                this._innerAdapter.Send(m);
            }
            catch (Exception)
            {
            }
        }

        public void Disconnect()
        {
            this._innerAdapter.Disconnect();
        }

        public bool Connected
        {
            get { return this._innerAdapter.Connected; }
        }

        public event MessageReceivedEventHandler OnMessage;

        public event DisconnectEventHandler OnDisconnect
        {
            add { this._innerAdapter.OnDisconnect += value; }
            remove { this._innerAdapter.OnDisconnect -= value; }
        }

        public void Dispose()
        {
            this._innerAdapter.Dispose();
        }

        private void AddIfNotExists(int userId, int smiley = 0, double x = 16, double y = 16)
        {
            if (!this._knownPlayers.Contains(userId))
            {
                this.InvokeOnMessage(this.GetAdd(Message.Create("add", userId, smiley, x, y)));
            }
        }

        private void _innerAdapter_OnMessage(object sender, Message e)
        {
            Message m;
            switch (e.Type)
            {
                case "init":
                    m = this.GetInit(e);
                    break;
                case "add":
                    m = this.GetAdd(e);
                    break;
                case "change":
                    m = this.GetBlock(e);
                    break;
                case "update":
                    m = this.GetMove(e);
                    break;
                case "face":
                    m = this.GetSmiley(e);
                    break;
                case "left":
                    m = this.GetLeft(e);
                    break;

                default:
                    return;
            }
            this.InvokeOnMessage(m);
        }

        private Message GetInit(Message e)
        {
            var worldData = e.GetString(0);
            var myId = e.GetInt(1);

            this._knownPlayers.Add(myId);
            var m = Message.Create("init", "nobody", "Untitled World", 0, 0, 0, "11",
                myId,
                20, 20,
                "Guest-" + myId,
                true, false, 100, 100, false, 1, false, 0, true);

            var ids = worldData.Split('\n')
                .Select(l => l.Split(',')
                    .Select(int.Parse).ToArray()).ToArray();

            var groups = new Dictionary<int, List<Point>>();
            for (var x = 0; x < 100; x++)
            {
                for (var y = 0; y < 100; y++)
                {
                    var id = ids[y][x];
                    List<Point> group;
                    if (!groups.TryGetValue(id, out group))
                    {
                        group = new List<Point>();
                        groups.Add(id, group);
                    }
                    group.Add(new Point(x, y));
                }
            }

            m.Add("ws");
            foreach (var group in groups)
            {
                m.Add(0);
                m.Add(group.Key);
                m.Add(group.Value.SelectMany(p => new[] { (byte)(p.X >> 8), (byte)((p.X & 0xFF)) }).ToArray());
                m.Add(group.Value.SelectMany(p => new[] { (byte)(p.Y >> 8), (byte)((p.Y & 0xFF)) }).ToArray());
            }
            m.Add("we");

            m.Add("ps");
            m.Add("pe");

            return m;
        }

        private Message GetAdd(Message e)
        {
            var userId = e.GetInt(0);
            var smiley = e.GetInt(1);
            var x = e.GetInt(1);
            var y = e.GetInt(1);

            this._knownPlayers.Add(userId);
            return Message.Create("add", userId, "Guest-" + userId, smiley, x, y,
                false, false, false, 0, 0, false, false, false);
        }

        private Message GetMove(Message e)
        {
            var userId = e.GetInt(0);
            var x = e.GetInteger(1);
            var y = e.GetInteger(2);
            var speedX = e.GetDouble(3);
            var speedY = e.GetDouble(4);
            var modifierX = e.GetDouble(5);
            var modifierY = e.GetDouble(6);
            var horizontal = e.GetDouble(7);
            var vertical = e.GetDouble(8);

            this.AddIfNotExists(userId, x: x, y: y);
            return Message.Create("m", userId, x, y, speedX, speedY, modifierX, modifierY, horizontal, vertical,
                0, false);
        }

        private Message GetSmiley(Message e)
        {
            var userId = e.GetInt(0);
            var smiley = e.GetInt(1);

            this.AddIfNotExists(userId, smiley);
            return Message.Create("face", userId, smiley);
        }

        private Message GetLeft(Message e)
        {
            var userId = e.GetInt(0);

            this.AddIfNotExists(userId);
            return Message.Create("left", userId);
        }

        private Message GetBlock(Message e)
        {
            var x = e.GetInteger(0);
            var y = e.GetInteger(1);
            var block = e.GetInt(2);
            return Message.Create("b", 0, x, y, block);
        }

        protected virtual void InvokeOnMessage(Message e)
        {
            var handler = this.OnMessage;
            if (handler != null) handler(this, e);
        }
    }
}