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Airport Message to Critters: Planes Suck
Sometimes romance shouldn't be discussed in the cockpit, and sometimes its vital that it is. That was the case on Wednesday when diamondback terrapins looking for romance began crossing an active runway at John F. Kennedy International Airport.
A couple of eagle-eyed American Eagle pilots blew the whistle on the amorous reptiles. Their call to the airport tower caused the temporary closing of the runway to relocate the critters on a mission to procreate. One of the pilots delayed by the closing can be heard on the radio frequency muttering, "Sufferin' succotash!" (So, so, mild, compared to what we've heard recently.)
John P.L. Kelly, a spokesman for the Port Authority of New York and New Jersey told The New York Times, the turtles were crossing the runway to get to the other side because that's where they'd find an ideal place to "lay their eggs in the sand."
Photo courtesy Port Authority of NY and NJ
The turtle story is cute and has a happy ending. When it comes to wildlife interfering with flight operations, its not turtles but birds that are most likely to cause disaster.
Unlike bouts involving land critters, airplane versus bird encounters are usually at low-altitude. And the most dangerous time for this match is during takeoff, according to Richard Dolbeer, an ornithologist and aviation consultant who spoke to me after the successful Miracle on the Hudson landing of USAirways Flight 1549.
"On takeoff you're trying to gain altitude and you've got critical decisions to make in terms of turning around and lining up on the runway. This is why bird strikes on takeoff are more likely to cause significant failures on the aircraft but also they're more difficult for a pilot to manage," Richard said.
Try and imagine for example what it was like to be Roger Wutkl who was flying solo over Arizona when a bird crashed through the windscreen of his airplane, knocking his headset and glasses off and making a disgusting mess of the cockpit in November of 2009.
That was a busy month for bird strikes. From India to Brazil, Venezuela to Kenya airplanes were returning to airports in a hurry after flying into birds. (International Birdstrike Committee keeps a comprehensive list of events and a covey of related information on its website.)
Earlier this week Jim Hall, former chairman of the US National Transportation Safety Board wrote an opinion piece for the Times expressing alarm over the location of garbage transfer station very near New York's LaGuardia Airport. One does not need to be an expert in aviation or wildlife to know that some very big birds are attracted to garbage and this is going to cause problems at the airport.
I mentioned Jim's article while having dinner with Andy Lester, manager of New Zealand's Christchurch International Airport on Wednesday night which prompted Andy to invite me to see how his airport is minimizing bird hazards by planting bird and bug repellant grass in some of the fields adjacent to the runway.
Ford Robertson and endophyte grass at Christchurch airport
As I understand it, in a process developed by a Kiwi agricultural scientist working in cooperation with the airport, an endophyte fungus is introduced to a certain kind of grass called fescue and the end product is given the catchy name Grasslanz Technology.
It may look like grass but birds don't like it and neither, apparently do bugs, making fields of the stuff unlikely to attract bug eaters. This is the first full year of a large field test and Andy and Ford Robertson, manager of quality and security are monitoring it closely.
This afternoon, while Ford drove me around the perimeter of the airfield and I snapped photos, we saw several large magpies and some smaller birds on or near the airport but the Grasslanz test field was bird-free.
Magpies hangin' at the airport
Christchurch airport officials are encouraged by their biological fix and consider themselves leaders in the development of an agricultural solution to an aviation issue.
Its not a silver bullet its not even romantic but it is a creative approach and one worth keeping an eye on, even an eagle-eye, for how it might be more widely applied in the future.
Labels: aviation, aviation safety, Aviation technology
Hi, Christine,
Rather than linking every proper noun to a generic site, how about linking to the actual source article at the NYTimes? Try not to link to things that aren't directly relevant to the topic of the post. (I don't really need to visit the Port Authority's website unless you're linking to a press release about the incident).
Christine Negroni said...
I'm never really sure how much or how little to reference. So you think I should put fewer links eh? I'll give that a try. The link to Hall's op-ed IS there, where it mentions his opinion piece. Thanks for the advice.

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Part 1. I hang with a yellowish scarf on my shoulders from an old pine tree in Kalvola twelve times, once a month in 2006 (with the exception of April, which was made in 2007). Part 2. I lean with a yellowish scarf on my shoulders on an old pine tree in Kalvola twelve times, on the same occasions.


Croeso i tudalen Dosbarth Conwy. Welcome to the class page of Conwy class.
Here you will find information about your child's learning journey in the Resourced Provision Unit.
RE; Our value this term is Thankfulness. We will discuss all the things that we are thankful for and use Bible stories to explore this value further. Where appropriate, children also join their mainstream class for Welsh lessons.
Language, Literacy and Communication Skills; Through our shared, topic related stories, the children will have the opportunity to develop and extend their oracy, reading and writing skills. This term there will be opportunities to explore writing in different forms such as, comic strips, narratives and novels. They will create wanted posters, invitations and have lots of opportunities to develop their oracy skills through role play activities. This is alongside activities that are aimed to develop the children's basic literacy skills.
The children will also continue to participate in phonics sessions 4 times a week.
Mathematical Development; The children will be encouraged to practice some specific skills such as measuring and shape through our topic this term. Children will also continue to work on individual target areas in order to develop their basic numeracy skills.
Welsh Language Development; Through daily Helpwr Heddiw activities the children are developing their conversational skills and learning topic related vocabulary for the names of people who help us. We will work on consolidating some of their existing knowledge through Welsh themed games. Where appropriate, children also join their mainstream class for Welsh lessons.
Knowledge and Understanding of the World; Through our topic we will be look at where different superheroes come from. We will also look at forces and explore these through various practical activities.
Physical Development; The children will develop their co-ordination skills daily, following structured routines from the Activate DVD series. The children also take turns to go horse riding on Wednesday mornings. This term Year 3 and 4 children are also attending swimming sessions on Fridays. All children join their mainstream class to participate in PE lessons.
Creative Development; The children will have opportunities to use various types of materials to create a superhero costume for a superhero they have created. Through the continuous provision areas there will be opportunities for the children to access various creative materials.
Please ensure your child has an appropriate kit to change into. Long hair must be tied back and jewellery removed – you may send plasters if your child struggles to remove earrings. I suggest that kits stay in school and will send them home every half-term to be washed. Please contact me if you are unsure which day your child does PE.
Snack; Milk is provided for all children in our class for those who wish to receive it. We also provide snack at a cost of 20p a day, however, if you do not want your child to have school snack then you may send in a healthy snack for them.
Book bags are sent home every Friday and we ask for them to be returned on a Monday or as soon as possible so that we can listen to and change books when needed.


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GIBBONS GETS HIS CARD MARKED!
BILLY F GIBBONS has unveiled another video from his forthcoming new album.
As previously announced, the ZZ TOP sixstringer recorded Hardware in California's high desert with a band including Cult and Guns N'Roses drummer Matt Sorum.
The video for 'My Lukcy Card' was shot at Pappy & Harriet's legendary Pioneertown Palace near Joshua Tree, initially built in 1946 as part of a set for cowboy film and TV stars Roy Rogers and Gene Autrey. The video also features a guest appearance by high desert punk rock glamour icon Jesika Von Rabbit.
"We thought Pappy's would be a great place for us to do the video since it reflects the rough and tumble high desert vibe that was the inspiration for the album," explains Gibbons. "I play a slide guitar in this one but neglected to bring a proper slide along for the shoot. Necessity being a mother, we improvised and used a beer bottle. We went through a case or more looking for just the right bottle neck and, at last, found one on a classic Mexican brew. That was some thirst-quenching research to be sure."
https://youtu.be/miPo8hyR8g4
Set for release on 4 June through Concord Records, Hardware is available to pre-order here.
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Cox-Craddock House
The historic home was completed in 1928 and designed by local architect Hugo Kuehne who also built several other notable Austin buildings from the 1920s through the 1950s. The name of this historic home references two of resident families. University of Texas economics professors, Robert A. and Linda Cox. Linda sold the home in 1948 to Larry Inge Craddock, a successful entrepreneur who operated a diverse set of businesses. The home was completed in the years leading up to the Great Depression when the nation enjoyed an economic boom and when Austin population grew dramatically. However, the city also actively segregated its African American residents from its white citizens and this neighborhood and many others in the city were open only to white families until the modern civil rights movement brought attention to housing discrimination and neighborhood segregation.
The Cox-Craddock House (720 E. 32nd St., Austin, TX), built in 1928.
he Cox-Craddock House (1928) derives its name from its two primary occupants: Robert Alameth Cox and Larry Inge Craddock. And, the home was built at a time when Austin ostensibly made segregation a city policy. Thus, the historic house represents a part of Austin's society that differed from its Afican American counterparts largely forced to live south of the Cox-Craddock home, in East Austin. Cox lived in the house from its construction in 1928 until his death in 1947. The house is an excellent example of the Colonial Revival style, which reflects on the skill of its lauded, local architect Hugo Franz Kuehne.
When Austin's Stark Subdivision emerged (which ultimately included the Cox-Craddock home), the city Austin was in the midst of a population boom, growing from 34,876 in 1920 to an estimated 50,000 in 1925, according to the 1926 Texas Almanac. Before 1920, the area remained mostly undeveloped. Hugo Kuehne constructed a string of luxurious houses (including his own) enjoying a diverse set of architectural styles in the neighborhood including the later building of the Cox-Craddock House in 1928.
The emergence of these homes arrived concurrently with Austin's move to segregate African Americans from the rest of the community. As noted in the Clio Project article, "How Austin Became Segregated: The City Plan of 1928," the all-white City Council actively pursued techniques, from manipulating utilities and property values to employing restrictive covenants, to push African Americans into East Austin, a few miles southeast of the neighborhood where the Cox-Craddock House stands.
The Cox-Craddock exemplifies the Colonial Revival style with its classical porch, columns and ornate detailing. Kuehne thoughtfully arranged the first floor as a space intended for large formal gatherings. The first floor also includes expansive living and dining rooms, as well as a library, all of which could be accessed by guests. Throughout the house, both in the interior and exterior, one can easily find luxurious features and detailing, including hand-crafted wood bookcases in the library and a carved wood fireplace mantel.
Robert Alameth Cox and his second wife, Linda, were both economics professors at the University of Texas. Unfortunately, there exists little record of Cox's involvement at the university. Larry Inge Craddock bought the House from Robert's widow Linda Lancaster Cox in 1948. Craddock was a successful and wealthy entrepreneur who owned various businesses. Craddock owned miniature golf courses, gas stations, a juice drink company, a pencil dispenser company, and several commercial properties in downtown Austin.
The architect, Hugo Kuehne, was born in Austin, Texas, on January 20, 1884. He attended the University of Texas and earned a degree in Civil Engineering. Kuehne then went on to attend (on scholarship) the Massachusetts Institute of Technology where he received his Master of Architecture. After two years in Boston, he returned to Austin and subsequently took a job at the University of Texas as an Adjunct Professor. While there, Kuehne created the university's School of Architecture. Kuehne remained at the university for five years before leaving to open a private practice where he quickly gained local fame. fIn 1944, Kuehne was awarded Fellowship status by the American Institute of Architects.
Kuehne designed numerous, prominent Austin buildings from the 1920s through 1950s. He designed the Public Library (now the Austin History Center), the Ritz Theater, the Commodore Perry Hotel (1950) as well as commercial projects such as the International Life Building, American National Bank, and the Texas Department of Public Safety building. Kuehne also served on the city planning commission, worked with the beautification program, an instrumental in developing Austin's public park system. In 1953, the city recognized Kuehne's work by nominating him for the award for Austin's Most Worthy Citizen.
To view the home now is to see a part of Austin's wealthy society that thrived during the "Roaring 20s." The luxurious home was designed by one of the most pre-eminent Austin architects, demonstrating the prominence of the house, as well as the neighborhood. It also stands in contrast to the societal forces that pushed African Americans to another part of town at the same time this house emerged.
Brown, Norman D. "Texas in the 1920s." Texas State Historical Association. Accessed August 06, 2019, http://www.tshaonline.org/handbook/online/articles/npt01.
Sommer, Lesley C. "Nomination Form: Cox-Craddock House." National Register of Historic Places. nps.gov. March 13, 2009. Located digitally at https://atlas.thc.state.tx.us/NR/pdfs/01000612/01000612.pdf
Trowbridge, David. J. "How Austin Became Segregated: The City Plan of 1928." Clio. June 21, 2014. https://www.theclio.com/web/entry?id=5517
Widner, Cindy. "Historic Hancock home lists for $1.75M: 1928 Colonial Revival designed by noted Austin architect." Curbed: Austin. December 6, 2016. https://austin.curbed.com/2016/12/5/13849654/austin-homes-for-sale-historic-hancock
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Clio Article: How Austin Became Segregated: The City Plan of 1928
"Historic Hancock home lists for $1.75M: 1928 Colonial Revival designed by noted Austin architect"
Nomination Form to the National Register of Historic Places
Texas State Historical Association article entitled "Texas in the 1920s."
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Such a cute face and a nice smile. The Bride's Hair Stylist helped with her hairdo too.
Creative silhouette shot at Magic Island.
We don't get to visit very many vacation rental homes, so this gorgeous house in upper Lanikai was a treat!


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While SEGA had a brief spell of pushing hard marketing Sonic 4, they have been very quiet about the game. This will change with a big announcement SEGA has hinted at tomorrow.
Very anxious to see what sega has to say.
Please don't let me down again SEGA.
That it's going to be good this time?
Just make it as the ds games and ill buy it no more were wolve sonic and that BS pls back to the roots of the series.
That would instantly kill the game.
That is very wishfull thinking even though i would want the same.
I bet its the release date!


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Mr. Parvin's professional experience is as varied as his various life experience. He graduated from the Marquette University School of Law (1997) and Villanova University (1990) where he obtained his BA. During the 1990's, before attending law school, he worked as a high school English teacher and as a deckhand on various commercial fishing vessels, longlining for halibut in the Gulf of Alaska, seining for salmon in Prince William Sound and crabbing in the Bering Sea out of Dutch Harbor.
He worked as a temporary staff attorney for the Alaska Court of Appeals, as a Law Clerk for the Hon. Eric T. Sanders, for a private law firm in Nome, then for the Office of Public Advocacy in Palmer. During those same years, he found a passion for running and training sled dogs. In 2005 he finished the Iditarod and is a member of the Iditarod Official Finishers' Club.
While he is no longer running his own team, he remains involved in the mushing community. He is a Board Member for the Jr. Iditarod, a member of the Iditarod Rules Committee, Race Marshal for the Copper Basin 300 and Race Judge for the Yukon Quest.
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Financial Aggregation And Index Number Theory
William A Barnett
(University of Kansas, USA)
Marcelle Chauvet
(University of California at Riverside, USA)
William Arnold Barnett
The book surveys modern literature on financial aggregation and index number theory, with special emphasis on the contributions of the book's two coauthors. In addition to an introduction and a systematic survey chapter unifying the rest of the book, this publication contains reprints of six published articles central to the survey chapter.Financial Aggregation and Index Number Theory provides a reference work for financial data researchers and users of central bank data, placing emphasis on possible improvements in such data from use of the microeconomic index number and aggregation theory.
William A Barnett & Marcelle Chauvet, 2011. "Financial Aggregation And Index Number Theory," World Scientific Books, World Scientific Publishing Co. Pte. Ltd., volume 2, number 7580.
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Alkhareif, Ryadh & Barnett, William A., 2012. "Divisia monetary aggregates for the GCC countries," MPRA Paper 39539, University Library of Munich, Germany.
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Q: How to attach an array of strings to shared memory? C Working with shared memory for the first time, my project is to have readers and writers access shared strings and modify or read them, etc. I know that malloc doesn't work but not sure how to attach a 2d string array to memory, i keep getting this from the compiler:
warning: assignment makes integer from pointer without a cast
    int array_id;                         // id for the shared memory segment
    char records[10][50];                // the shared memory segment array

    // attach the reader to the shared segment
    fread(&newrecord, sizeof(id_record), 1, id_file);
    array_id = newrecord.id;

    printf("%d\n", array_id);

    records[0][0] = (char**) shmat(array_id, (void*) 0, 0);
    if (records[0] == (void*)-1) {
            perror("Array Attachment Reader");
    }

arrayid is correct i've triple checked it don't bring it up.
thanks

A: You will need to attach the shared memory, but store the pointer:
char (*records)[10][50];   // Pointer to an array

records = shmat(array_id, (void *)0, 0);

if ((void *)records == (void *)-1) ...error...

strcpy((*records)[0], newrecord);

You were trying to change the address at which the records array is stored; C doesn't allow that.

A: Don't use like this because records[0][0] is of char type not (char**)

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The Bonneville Shoreline trail, taken just a few minutes before my 2nd (!!) fall.
Currently... despite my swollen knuckles and lingering hand pain from my fall, I'm excited to get back out on the trail this weekend as it's supposed to be BEAUTIFUL and 64 degrees on Sunday (sorry to rub it in, East Coast).
Currently... looking forward to tonight and my first adult beverage in over a month! Since I'm not introducing gluten back into my gut just yet, my drink of choice will be a nice big glass of red wine from this winery. Is it 5PM 4:30PM yet?!
Currently... also looking forward to watching the finale of Breaking Bad tonight. We've been limiting ourselves to one episode a night this week so that we didn't finish the series mid-week. So now our Friday night will be spent watching what becomes of Mr. White. All with a glass or three of that red wine. Party animals over here!
Currently... feeling a bit frustrated with how potty training with Alice is going. Earlier in the week she was stoked to be wearing underwear and even went pee-pee in the toilet (did I really just say pee-pee?!). But yesterday and today she gives a resounding NO! when putting on underwear or using the potty is even mentioned. So we're back to square one and I'm not pushing the issue. Plus I know she's still on the young-side. Any advice?
And currently... can't believe I'll have a two-year old in just over a week! Two-going-on-twelve with the attitude and drama this kid has been giving me lately!
What are you currently doing? Any fun plans for the weekend? Other than our Breaking Bad date and priming the bathroom for paint, we're pretty much without plans.
Weekly Workouts: Monday - Family run! 4 miles/?? min. Tuesday - Rest day (my hand was/is still really painful and swollen from my falls). Wednesday - Run! 1-mile warm-up, 8 x 200m hill repeats (6% grade), 2 x 50 walking lunges, 1-mile cool-down. Thursday - My hand finally felt well enough for CrossFit! Skill: Bar muscle-ups (ha!), then front squat 25 reps (65lbs... No hip pain), then 3 RFT of: 750m row + 30 sit-ups + 20 KB swings (35lbs) + 10 dips (blue band). Friday - Skill: Pistol practice, then 5RM strict press (65lbs). WOD: 14.3 (dead lifts and box jumps) Rx to 155lbs (79 reps).
Both of my girls took two rounds of potty training to make it stick. The first one was getting used to the potty and it's purpose, and having some good visits but so many accidents that it became not worth it. The second round was about 2 months later and would always be much more successful. We would allow the girls to use the potty whenever they wanted to but diapers not left on. We also used a sticker chart, where they got to put a sticker on a poster board for every time they went pee, and yes, we used m&ms too. 1 for every pee. Not a fan of bribery but it worked.
Good luck and don't be too hard on her or yourself. My oldest potty trained at 28 months (first try at 26) and the little one started trying at 28 months and was successful at 30 months.
Back off on the potty learning. Nolan thought going pee on the potty was super fun from months 20-23 or so. He lined up his stuffed animals and "showed" them. He even clapped for himself.
He turned two and just wasn't interested anymore. I offer throughout the day, and he says "no" most of the time. I bribe with stickers, but even then, he usually says no.
There seems to be no reason to push it, IMO. When he is ready, he will let me know, I figure.
I hope your wine was yummy!
I don't know how you're limiting yourself to one episode of Breaking Bad each night. We are on episode 12 (final season) and stayed up way, way too late last night. I was ready to pull an all nighter to finish up. I'm dying to know what happens!!!!
I love spending weekend time enjoying the end of a really great series. Last week we binged on True Detective and finished the final two episodes Sunday night. I hate that so much my time with Devon revolves around screen time, but with my energy levels these days it's nice to just sit and enjoy some passive entertainment.
Hope you enjoyed your finale night! I miss that show from time to time!


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Bursa to gain its 301 old artifacts for tourism
October 22 2012 00:01:00
BURSA - Anatolia News Agency
Bursa Great Mosque, Hürriyet photo
Officials from the office of Bursa's mayor have announced a total of 301 artifacts and buildings dating back to the Ottoman era will be restored. The artifacts have been collected from the villages. According to a written statement, the municipality will restore mosques, museums and hamams in an effort to open the city to further tourism and attract more tourists to the city.
The buildings at all the villages and districts of Bursa will be restored, said the written statement.
The mayor's officials have said a total of 301 buildings are currently in need of restoration. Bursa Mayor Şahabettin Harput has applied to the Provincial Special Administration to for the start of restoration works at the 301 buildings. Bursa has a very long and important history in Turkey as it is one of the main cities of Ottoman Empire, Harput said. There are many artifacts and monuments that come from historical periods in Bursa, Harput said. Artifacts in Bursa do not receive exclusive attention, which is why many of them have encountered the risk of ruin, Harput said. "We think that we should feel responsible for this city's history and that's why we will restore the 301 artifacts that need to be gained to the tourism," he said.
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Un microrrelato (también,  microcuento) es un texto breve en prosa, de naturaleza narrativa y ficcional que, usando un lenguaje preciso y conciso, se sirve de la elipsis para contar una historia sorprendente a un lector activo. Los términos microcuento, cuento brevísimo, microrrelato y minicuento son las denominaciones dadas para un conjunto de obras diversas cuya principal característica es la brevedad de su contenido. La obra de patriarcas del género tales como Juan José Arreola, Leopoldo Lugones, Augusto Monterroso o incluso de Jorge Luis Borges y de Julio Cortázar, a lo largo del siglo XX, ha provocado que se haya desarrollado con especial dedicación en Hispanoamérica, donde es un ejercicio literario muy popular.

Nomenclatura
Esta definición de este género narrativo se acerca y confunde con otros términos utilizados, a veces como sinónimos de microrrelato, como minificción y microficción. Su uso, sin embargo, ha sido cuestionado por críticos como Irene Andrés-Suárez, que especifica que «la minificción es una supracategoría literaria que cubre un área más vasta que la del minicuento o microrrelato». De lo que parece inferirse que, al igual que ficción (término que contiene formas como la película, la novela o el teatro), minificción y microficción son términos que deberían designar una categoría antes que un género específico.

También el autor y teórico Ginés S. Cutillas incluye el microrrelato dentro de la agrupación de minificción, entendiendo esta como una recopilación de géneros breves: «La minificción engloba los textos literarios ficcionales en prosa, tanto aquellos que sean narrativos (fábula, anécdota, parábola, etc.) como aquellos que no lo sean (poema en prosa, bestiario, miniensayo, etc.). Podemos resumir que en el mundo de los microtextos, algunos son minificciones y otros no, y que dentro de las minificciones hay textos que atienden al nombre de microrrelato y otros que no. La minificción no es más que una agrupación de géneros». El autor deja claro que el microrrelato se ha de distinguir de las siguientes minificciones: acertijo o adivinanza, aforismo, alegoría, anécdota, apólogo, fábula, apotegma, balada, bestiario, boutade, carta, caso, chiste, diálogo, diario, dicho, escena, epigrama, episodio, estampa, fantasía, fabliaux, grafiti, greguería, haikú, leyenda, máxima, microteatro, milagro, miniensayo, nota, nota de prensa, parábola, poema en prosa, poema, proverbio, refrán, relato, sentencia.

Antecedentes

Textos escritos u orales de corta extensión aparecen a lo largo de todos los tiempos: instrucciones sumerias y egipcias, fábulas, adivinanzas, parábolas, epitafios, grafiti, etcétera. El microrrelato como fenómeno escritural debe verse en perspectiva histórica como una de las más recientes (re)configuraciones de la escritura fragmentaria y/o breve. En el mundo occidental, además de la ya mencionada fábula, algunos casos paradigmáticos de escritura breve en el mundo grecolatino antiguo incluyen el aforismo, el epigrama o el epitafio. En la Edad Media en los llamados bestiarios y más adelante en las sentencias de El conde Lucanor, pero aún más atrás existen antecedentes en las parábolas de Jesús, vistas de forma individual, separadas del texto, como estructuras narrativas completas y breves, exigencia del microrrelato actual. Al igual que las parábolas que recoge la Biblia, las milenarias instrucciones sumerias (por ejemplo las Instrucciones de Shurupak) y egipcias deben situarse en el continuum de la escritura mínima.

La escritura breve se practica, entonces, desde los inicios de la literatura. En las antiguas culturas no occidentales se puede mencionar, además de los casos en Sumeria, el de la India (el Panchatantra, por ejemplo), los Textos de los Sarcófagos egipcios, el haiku, entre otros. En el mundo occidental, manifestaciones de la escritura mínima se encuentran en las ya mencionadas fábulas.

El microrrelato como género moderno

La mayoría de críticos literarios en el mundo castellanohablante ubican las raíces directas a la micronarratividad en el modernismo hispanoamericano y las vanguardias. Para David Lagmanovich, los cambios culturales de la modernidad propician, junto a otras innovaciones en campos como el de la música y la arquitectura, el surgimiento de las narrativas mínimas. De opinión similar es Pedro de Miguel quien detalla:

Principales características
Los rasgos aplicables al microrrelato son varios. En El microrrelato y la teoría de los géneros (2008), David Roas distingue una amplia lista de rasgos discursivos, formales, temáticos y pragmáticos. Algunos de estos incluyen:
 Rasgos discursivos: narratividad, hiperbrevedad, concisión, etc.
 Rasgos formales: estructura simple, personajes mínimamente caracterizados, espacios esquemáticos, condensación temporal, etc.
 Rasgos temáticos: intertextualidad, metaficción, ironía, parodia, humor, etc.
 Rasgos pragmáticos: exigencia de un lector activo.

Brevedad

La brevedad, noción que también aplica al cuento, es el rasgo más obvio de este tipo de textos. Sin embargo, es una característica bastante subjetiva, ya que existen microrrelatos de más de una página. Contar el número de palabras es sólo una forma de ilustrar el concepto de brevedad. Justamente por el carácter subjetivo de este criterio, algunos críticos, como David Roas y David Lagmanovich prefieren hablar de «concisión». Algunos autores y teóricos, como Ginés S. Cutillas, hablan de «tensión», la necesaria para entender un texto breve como una unidad de lectura. Lagmanovich también observa que aunque la brevedad es una «condición absolutamente primaria de todo microrrelato, ésta es insuficiente por sí sola para establecer sus características».</ref></ref> Como texto breve, el microrrelato depende mucho de su paratexto. De ahí la pertinencia de los títulos, que pueden ayudar a la focalización o a completar aquello que, por la brevedad, no se dice. En algunos casos son imprescindibles para completar el sentido. También es cierto que varios microrrelatos carecen de título, hecho que parece plantear la expectativa de que sea el lector quien «abra» o «expanda» el relato presente en este tipo de narrativa.
Los microrrelatos más breves conocidos son «Luis XIV» (formado por una palabra y un signo de puntuación), del escritor español Juan Pedro Aparicio, «Epitafio para un microrrelatista» (que consta solo de un signo de puntuación), del escritor argentino Marcelo Gobbo y «etc.» del escritor mexicano Alonso Ruiz que consta de la abreviatura «etcétera» en una página en blanco. Merece mencionarse el caso de «El fantasma», del escritor mexicano Guillermo Samperio, que muestra la página en blanco.

Intertextualidad

La intertextualidad es una característica esencial en el microrrelato para lograr la economía.

Elipsis

La elipsis se refiere a la omisión, los vacíos y el silencio que practica el género. Para críticos como Irene Andrés-Suárez, la dependencia del microrrelato con respecto a la elipsis explica la diferencia entre microrrelato y cuento ya que

El microrrelato y la micronarratividad en distintas tradiciones

En Argentina, la tradición de la micronarratividad y microtextualidad es bastante larga. En el modernismo se puede considerar a autores como Leopoldo Lugones -su obra Filosofícula (1926) es fundamental al respecto- y Ángel de Estrada, hijo. De las vanguardias se debe rescatar nombres como Macedonio Fernández y Oliverio Girondo. En 1955, Jorge Luis Borges junto con Adolfo Bioy Casares publican Cuentos breves y extraordinarios, donde antologan relatos de entre dos páginas y dos líneas. Siguiendo con estos dos autores, con Guirnalda con amores (1959) y El Hacedor (1960), Bioy Casares y Borges, respectivamente, siguen contribuyendo con el desarrollo de la tradición microtextual y micronarrativa en Argentina. El género del microrrelato se sigue gestando y practicando en ciertas obras de autores renombrados  como Julio Cortázar (por ejemplo en Historias de cronopios y de famas), Marco Denevi, Luisa Valenzuela, Ana María Shua, Eduardo Berti, Raúl Brasca, entre otros.

En España, algunos de los referentes clásicos en este género incluyen a autores como Ramón Gómez de la Serna, Juan Ramón Jiménez y Max Aub; tras la Guerra civil, los 203 Cuentos gnómicos de Tomás Borrás. En tiempos modernos hay colecciones tan sugerentes como las Historias mínimas (1988) de Javier Tomeo, El cogedor de acianos (1993) de José Jiménez Lozano y Los males menores (1993) de Luis Mateo Díaz, y el más reciente maestro consumado del género es Juan José Millás (Articuentos, 2011). Comparada con la tradición en la América castellanohablante, la popularidad de este género es más reciente en España cuya tradición cuentística estaba dominada, no por la influencia de autores nacionales sino, a juicio de Fernando Valls, por la de los binomios Edgar Allan Poe / Julio Cortázar y Antón Chéjov / Raymond Carver. Uno de los medios pioneros responsables en difundir el género en este país es la revista Quimera ya desde 2002 y, desde 2003, creando una sección fija (coordinada por Neus Rotger) dedicada a la publicación de microrrelatos inéditos. A partir de 2013 reaparece de nuevo una sección de microrrelatos en Quimera, Los pescadores de perlas,  coordinada por el escritor Ginés S. Cutillas, una referencia en el género. Según el editor de Páginas de Espuma (editorial especializada en el género), la introductora del microrrelato en España fue la escritora argentina Clara Obligado, a través de sus talleres literarios.
 Cultivadores destacados en España incluyen, el teórico del género  José María Merino, Juan  Pedro Aparicio y Felipe Benítez Reyes. Entre los creadores surgidos en el siglo XXI, Fernando Valls destaca a Óscar Esquivias, Ignacio Ferrando y Javier Sáez de Ibarra.

En México, Julio Torri,  Juan José Arreola, Augusto Monterroso, Edmundo Valadés, entre otros, inician una fuerte tradición microrrelatista en ese país. Otros nombres relevantes más contemporáneos incluyen el de René Avilés Fabila, Guillermo Samperio, Jaime Muñoz Vargas y Rogelio Guedea. En 2005, Luis Felipe Lomelí publica Ella sigue de viaje, libro que incluye «El emigrante». En 2019, Alonso Ruiz pública «etc.», uno de los microrrelatos más breves en el mundo castellanohablante.

En Colombia se destaca el libro de Íkaro Valderrama, Cuentos de minicuentos (2010), que según la revista mexicana Letras Libres «es una de las obras de formato breve más singulares que se han publicado en Colombia en años recientes».

En la tradición china contemporánea se escriben weixing. Algunos de estos microrrelatos se pueden leer en No veo los zapatos de mamá y otros microrrelatos (2013) traducción  de One Fallen Leaf and More Miniature Stories (2009).

En la literatura francesa, además del rol fundacional de varios de los moralistas franceses, se puede encontrar ejemplos (junto a justificaciones teóricas sobre la escritura fragmentaria) de microtextualidad y micronarratividad en Roland Barthes (Incidents, por ejemplo) o Maurice Blanchot (La escritura del desastre). En un plano narrativo más convencional, algunos autores de micronouvelles o microrécits reconocidos incluyen a Vincent Bastin, Stéphane Bataillon, Régis Jauffret, Jacques Sternberg, Jean-Pierre Andrevon o Jacques Fuentealba.

En la literatura alemana, las Kürzestgeschichten o Mikroerzählungen, especialmente influidas por las narraciones breves de Bertolt Brecht y Franz Kafka, son practicadas por autores como Peter Bichsel, Heimito von Doderer, Helmut Heißenbüttel y Günter Kunert.

En la literatura japonesa se practica el cho-tanpen. Un texto fundamental en esa tradición es Mil y un cuentos de un segundo (1923) de Taruho Inagaki.

Reconocimiento académico y popular
El creciente interés de los medios académicos por el microrrelato, la mayor abundancia de publicaciones y su calidad ha hecho que importantes premios literarios recaigan en libros de microrrelatos. Así, en España, el Premio Setenil tuvo como finalista el primer libro del género en su VII edición con Un koala en el armario de Ginés S. Cutillas, recayendo cinco ediciones más tarde en Historia secreta del mundo (ediciones La Discreta), de Emilio Gavilanes.

Véase también
 Minificción
 Nanorrelato
 Luis XIV (microrrelato)
 Adagio
 Aforismo
 Máxima
 Sentencia
 Epigrama

Referencias

Enlaces externos
  Reseña en Internacional Microcuentista del ensayo Lo bueno, si breve, etc. Decálogo práctico del micorrelato.
  Una selección de algo más de un centenar de microrrelatos, agrupados y ordenados por tamaño, con comentarios y conclusiones generales.
  Reelaboración de una tesis de maestría. Analiza una muestra de más de mil minicuentos de medio centenar de autores, hace una revisión de los estudios críticos del tema, y señala las características esenciales del género.
 Avizora Publicaciones: El Microrrelato. Selección de textos sobre este tema, incluyendo una pequeña antología de microrrelatos.

Subgéneros narrativos

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With the GOP Presidential selection going on, I've been a bit remiss in expressing my opinion on our Leader, you know, the guy at 1600 Pennsylvania Avenue who goes around the world apologizing for America.
I'll use this joke day to somewhat correct my omission.
I often wondered why it is that Conservatives are called the "right"
and Liberals are called the "left".
but the heart of the fool to the left."
Can't get any simpler than that.
The last four letters in Democrats.....rats.
(Might be a good place to say I am neither GOP or DEM.
"Pray for Obama. Psalm 109:8".
and opened it up to the scripture.
Then she read it to me.
I couldn't believe what it said.
I had a good laugh too.
and let others step forward to replace him.
At last--I can honestly voice a Biblical prayer for our President!
Look it up--it is word for word.
Brothers and Sisters, can I get an AMEN?
Got a good Obama joke? I'd love to hear it.
Your Friends and Neighbors in the Tea Party welcome your support.
They are for a smaller, more responsible Government.


Well, I'm just a small town girl, who loves God and my family. I reside in one of Georgia's small historic towns with my family. I'm the eldest of eight children in my family and considers it a great blessing to be a part of such a large and Godly family. I was homeschooled all my life, which I also consider to be a huge blessing. Since receiving my GED, I now enjoy teaching my siblings.
I found the Ultimate Treasure, God's gift of Salvation, when I was eighteen. Since then, I've been called to share the knowledge of God through the ministry of singing, teaching, and now writing.
For as long as I can remember, I've always been a bookworm. You can rarely find me without a book in my possession. I first toyed with the idea of writing a novel in 2014 while living in Tennessee. But after writing the first few pages I laid it aside. My desire to write a novel came back full force in the early fall of 2016. It was then that I started to write my debut novel, Hidden Treasures(set to release fall 2017). When I'm not writing I can usually be found spending time with my family or reading.
I was also led of the Spirit to teach other young people about the importance of purity and to encourage them to follow God's will in saving themselves for marriage. A vow I've made myself as I continue to wait for God to send me the man He's created especially for me.
Yep, you read correctly. I write romance novels and I've never been kissed or even been on a date. The stand for purity is a strong one, but one I'm committed to. I've decided to save my first kiss for my wedding day. What a way to start my HEA! Until then, I'm satisfied with my single life. I love reading romance novels and I love writing them. Yeah, you might think I'm crazy writing about something I have no experience in, but I'm doing what God has called me to do. Besides, true romance comes from God and the heart. I write whatever God lays on my heart.
P.S. In case you're wondering, I don't really consider myself a plotter, though a do set up a basic story line. But I don't really consider myself a pantser either, though for the majority, I don't have a plot to go by. I like to consider myself a Spirit-Pantser, I write what the Holy Spirit tells me to write and most of the time the story comes as a surprise to me and goes way off track of what I originally had it mind. But that's what makes writing those God-given stories so much FUN!
FUN FACTS ABOUT RUBY MAE!
I was saved at age 18, January of 2012.
I'm the eldest child of eight in my family.
I have 4 awesome sisters, 3 crazy brothers, and 2 amazing parents.
I love to sing and yodel.
I was bitten by a Copperhead in the summer of 2016.
I love to draw, paint, and create new things.
My favorite colors are turquoise and chocolate.
My favorite pastime is reading and writing.
I love all things western.
I'm terrified of extreme heights(Especially, of ladders), snakes, and spiders.
I love going on road trips.
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And to you, Ruby Mae!!
I enjoyed reading your interesting facts about you, thank you for sharing!
You're very welcome! Glad you enjoyed it and thanks for commenting and following me as well.
Hi Ruby Mae, I love your "About" page!! God bless you abundantly for your stand on purity, and witnessing for Christ!!
Thanks so much! Many Blessings to you!
You sound like quite the interesting person! Nice to meet you! I'm John. I was doing my random blog reading and came across yours. Very interesting stuff!
Thanks! Nice to meet you too, John! Thanks for dropping by!
It's pretty awesome to see someone so young with such a promising career in front of you! I greatly encourage you and support you!
Thanks! I really appreciate it! But my talent comes from God. I'm merely the pen in God's hand.
I respect that! And you're absolutely right!
I do. But I'm particular about it… I enjoy reading people's blogs because there's some seriously interesting people in here. And I think that's what gets my attention more than anything, what I'm reading is real life. There are only 2 books I've ever enjoyed reading, the Bible and To Kill A Mockingbird..
I'm an avid reader myself. I read the KJV Bible but I've never read To Kill A Mockingbird. Is it really good?
The KJV is the only version I care for.. some don't like the Thee's and Thus's but if we ask the Lord for His wisdom, knowledge and understanding it makes perfect sense.
To Kill A Mockingbird was the very first fictional book I ever picked up and couldn't put down. I had an attention span of a few seconds those days (and even still kinda) but I really enjoyed reading it for some reason… the movie does it no justice.
I enjoy history and historical related books mostly. I enjoy trying to fit the pieces together and learn where we came from and how things came to be as they are. The Lord has greatly blessed me in this area.
That's awesome. I love history but I haven't got the mind to fully grasp it, lol. I'm writing a Civil War fiction novel. It's requiring a LOT of research.
How did you get my email? Lol!
Great to meet you! God bless you sister!
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Meditation App Headspace Secures $47.7M More In Funding, Filing Shows
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The Orange Dot, better known as Headspace, has closed on $47.7 million in equity funding, according to a filing with the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission.
I reached out to the mindfulness and meditation startup for more information and it confirmed that the financing is an extension to a Series C that closed in February. Indeed, the filing comes nearly exactly four months after Headspace secured $93 million in a Series C round that we reported on here. That financing included $53 million in equity and $40 million in debt.
This latest infusion brings Santa Monica, California-based Headspace's total venture and debt raised since its inception in 2010 (Was it really founded a decade ago?!) to about $216 million, according to Crunchbase data. The company declined to disclose at what valuation the Series C was raised.
In an email statement, Headspace said: "We had always planned an extension of our Series C. This extension is now complete and was led by existing investors, adding $47.7 million to the $53 million raised in February, bringing the total equity funding to $100.7 million for our Series C."
All Series A, B, and C lead investors participated, according to the company. Some of those backers include Blisce/, Waverley Capital, Times Bridge (the global investments and partnerships arm of The Times Group of India), The Chernin Group, Spectrum Equity and Advancit Capital.
To rise above the hype around meditation, Headspace claims to be "the most science-backed digital mindfulness product in the market." As an example of that, the company said in February it was conducting over 70 clinical research studies with institutions such as Carnegie Mellon University and Stanford University.
Over the years, it's branched out from its consumer app into different product lines including "Headspace for Work," its B2B segment that counts Starbucks, Adobe, Hyatt and GE among its 600 enterprise customers. It's also offering "Headspace Health," an effort to integrate mindfulness into health care. In general, the company says its goal is to help users apply mindfulness to improve their health via content around stress, anxiety, sleep, focus and other things.
Since its founding, Headspace said as of February it had experienced over 62 million downloads in 190 countries and had more than 2 million paid subscribers. No word yet on if it's seen a spike in users due to the COVID-19 pandemic.
In addition to growing its direct-to-consumer business, Headspace said it will continue to invest in its Headspace for Work segment, which has seen its revenue double year over year from 2017 to 2018 and most recently in 2019. It also plans to continue putting money into its health care segment.
In 2019, the company launched localized versions of the app in French and German, and appointed former Apple executive Renate Nyborg as head of its European division to lead expansion in that region. Also last year, Headspace launched in Latin America with versions in Spanish and Brazilian Portuguese. It expanded into Asia through strategic relationships with partners such as The Times of India. In February, the company said it planned to use its new capital in part to continue expanding internationally.
Of course, Headspace is not alone in the meditation app space. Last year, Calm announced the close of an $88 million Series B round that propelled it into unicorn status with a $1 billion valuation. In July, it announced a $27 million extension to that round.


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Battlezone getting a remaster
Here's an oldie - but I'm curious to see how it turns out as the 1998 game Battlezone is about to get the remake treatment.
Here's the press release:
Dear Battlezone fans
Firstly, thank you so much for all the great feedback we've received following the unveiling of our Battlezone reboot for virtual reality devices.
Having to keep quiet about something we're crazy excited for has been a challenge, so to finally showcase it at E3 and see so many people just as excited for the game was really gratifying.
As our teaser trailer revealed, our VR version of Battlezone is very much a reboot of Atari's 1980 arcade classic, a game we're very fond of at Rebellion. However, we also know that a number of you are fans of the 1998 and 1999 Battlezone games released by Activision that re-imagined the franchise as a groundbreaking hybrid of FPS and RTS gameplay. Naturally when we made our announcement last week some of you asked, "But what about the newer Battlezone games? What are you doing with them?"
Well, we've read your comments, articles, emails and posts and we've seen your love for these games – so we wanted to make another brief announcement:
We're very pleased to reveal that we're also working on a remaster of the 1998 Battlezone for PC.
It's still early days but when we're ready to show you more you'll be the first to know. All we can say for now is that whichever vision of Battlezone you love, you've not been forgotten!
The Rebellion team
And a few screens to see you on your way:
And hey - there's a trailer too:
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Q: Get the Keys in Hash of Array - Perl I am trying to write a script where i need to work on Keys of HASH and i am struggling to extract all the keys of HASH. Here is my Code:
use strict;
use warnings;

my %HOA = (
                "age" => [20 ,25],
                "Name" => ["Raj" ,"Kiran"]
            );

foreach my $key ( keys%HOA){
print "Key -> $HOA{$key}\n";
my @array = @{$HOA{$key}};
    foreach my $val (@array){
        print "val -> $val\n";
}
}

I need to store all the keys in an array. Can some on help me out?

A: This will give you all the array elements from the hash in one array.
use strict;
use warnings;

my %HOA = (
    "age" => [20 ,25],
    "Name" => ["Raj" ,"Kiran"]
    );

my @array=map @{$HOA{$_}},keys %HOA;

foreach my $val (@array)
    {
    print "$val\n";
    }


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Hot House backs Malcolm Clark's Seriously TV
UK factual producer and former Mentorn Media exec Malcolm Clark (pictured) has launched a new indie label with the financial backing of the recently founded creative incubator The Hot House.
UK factual producer Malcolm Clark (pictured) has launched a new indie label with financial backing from the recently founded creative incubator The Hot House.
Clark's Seriously TV will focus on big specialist factual series and formats for the global marketplace. The Glasgow-based shop will sit within the Hot House stable alongside Steven D Wright's recently launched Kerfuffle TV and Remy Blumenfeld's Thinking Violets.
The former Mentorn Media and Attaboy TV exec previously developed and exec produced such factual content as ITV1′s Deals, Wheels and Steals; BBC's BAFTA-winning series Horizon; History Channel's Emmy-nominated Evolve and How William Shatner Changed the World; Channel 5′s Dangerous Adventures for Boys; Discovery Channel and Channel 5′s Classic Car Rescue; and National Geographic Channel's How to Build a Volcano.
The Hot House was established in April by television veteran Justin Bodle and Blumenfeld. The venture has been injected with £3 million (US$4.34 million) to offer 10 creative teams the opportunity to launch their own labels that will operate out of Hot House's London offices.
The initiative will look to provide partnerships with established producers seeking creative freedom, as well as development heads and executive producers ready to launch their own independent firms.
"Malcolm is a visionary program maker who broadcasters trust to deliver," said Blumenfeld in a statement. "We are committed to giving him the support and creative freedom that he will need to develop new ideas."
"There's never been a greater hunger for shows with big ambition and serious content," Clark added. "From epic history to in-depth shows on science, the programming you'll see come out of Seriously TV will be informative and enjoyable with a big serious idea at the heart of all of them."
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CES 2019 is coming to a close. Companies are packing up their booths, journalists are preparing for their flights home, and Las Vegas is getting ready to return to whatever passes for normalcy in the city of sin. It won't be long before the week-long celebration of consumer electronics is but a fading memory–at least until it comes time to wonder when companies actually plan to release the gadgets and gizmos they revealed this week.
For anyone who hasn't been to CES before, the show floor is actually divided between several buildings, with the major companies getting the most space at the main location, and smaller companies sent over to satellite buildings. Once you get to those buildings, you're guaranteed to see more phone cases than any one person should ever behold. There are PC cases around, too, of couse.
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Wednesday | 08 Jun 2016
Recce Notes: Rally Italia Sardegna
Three weeks after Vodafone Rally de Portugal, the championship stays on gravel for this week's sixth round, contested on a selection of stunning roads in northern Sardinia.
Drivers had plenty to keep them occupied on the pre-event recce. Compared to last year, two stages are new and more than half of the competitive distance has changed, with some roads driven in the opposite direction and others returning from previous seasons.
We got an insight into this year's challenge when we joined the WRC TV crew for their camera location recce on Monday and Tuesday. Here's what we saw:
New stage 1: Tula
Friday's 15km Tula stage (SS3/SS7) hasn't been used since Italy's round of the WRC moved to Sardinia in 2004. It throws up a mixture of road conditions, from narrow and twisty to fast and flowing as it passes through a wind farm. There are some big compressions and jumps too. Most unusual however are the sections though fields where the road consists of two strips of dirt separated by grass [below]. Tidy driving is called for here as well as accurate pace notes. Junctions are not easy to spot and several drivers took wrong turns during the recce.
New stage 2: Sassari to Argentiera
The rally closes with this new 6.07km test which also counts as the live TV Power Stage (SS17/SS19). The surface is frequently sandy, especially the steep descent near the finish, no great surprise considering it runs through dunes and along the coastline [below]. The Power Stage podium is actually on the beach with the sea in the background [bottom picture]. Definitely a contender for most picturesque podium of the season.
Monte Lerno
Saturday's Monte Lerno (SS12/SS15) is the rally's signature stage. It's the longest test of the rally and the best opportunity for drivers to make a difference before the final day of competition. With no split times, these 44.26km have the potential to be a real game changer. As does the stomach churning Micky's Jump at 21.7km [below]. Hit it too hard and there's a good chance you'll collect the stone wall in the foreground. The stage is in great condition and this year there's a new super-smooth single-track sprint to the finish.
The rough
Rated as the roughest round of the championship it's a surprisingly mixed picture out on the stages. Yes there are very rough sections, but no one stage is like it from beginning to end. Instead, the really rocky stuff is concentrated in isolated sections up to a few hundred metres in length. The one below is lurking 7km into Monte Lerno. Pretty much every stage has a hazardous section to look out for. On the repeat pass it is likely to be a different story, as ruts appear in the softer sections and sharp rocks are dragged to the surface.
And the smooth
Friday's Tergu - Osilo (SS5/SS9) is a good example of Sardinia's more fast and flowing stages. It features a very hard surface, so won't cut up much, but the layer of gravel on top will mean a lot of road cleaning. If it stays dry, then expect this stage to clean more than any other.
Picture credit: Omar Avila @OmarWRC
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Project consists of supplying material for laboratory space pressurization and air flow control from Phoenix Controls in conjunction with airflow monitoring by Ebtron and pressure monitors from Critical Room Controls. This building utilizes the OptiNet system from Aircuity for Demand Control Ventilation. There are Envirco fan filter units installed in the high bay clean room spaces.
Project contains wet chemistry, forensics and a variety of pressurization spaces utilizing the Phoenix Controls valves. Ebtron air flow measuring stations are used for supply, return and outside air for general building pressurization.
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Order of the National Green Tribunal on withdrawal of water from Ousuddu lake, Puducherry, 26/05/2020
Order of the National Green Tribunal (Southern Zone, Chennai in the matter of Puducherry Environment Protection Association Vs Union of India and Others dated 26/05/2020. The matter related to plan for withdrawal of water from Ousuddu lake a wetland in Puducherry.
Judgement Date:
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Over 25 states face Rs 1 crore EC for no action plan on plastic waste disposal
NEW DELHI: Over 25 state governments may have to pay environment compensation of Rs one crore each for not submitting their respective action plans on systematic disposal of plastic waste to the Ce
Source: Times Of India (New Delhi)
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Benthic communities of mesophotic coral ecosystem off Puducherry, east coast of India
The shallow coral reef ecosystems along the Indian coast are being threatened by anthropogenic global ocean warming and increased frequency of coral bleaching in the recent past. Identification and conservation of deeper reef habitats are essential as they serve as a source of larvae and livestock to replenish the shallow reef habitats. Information on the location and spatial extent of the mesophotic coral ecosystems (MCEs) and their biodiversity is poorly known in the continental shelf of the east coast of India.
Author(s): P. Laxmilatha, S. Jasmine, Miriam Paul Sreeram & et al
Source: Current Science
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Order of the Supreme Court of India regarding the issue of fixing compensation to victims of silicosis, 05/03/2019
Order of the Supreme Court of India in the matter of Peoples Rights and Social Research Centre (PRASAR) & Others Vs Union of India Ministry of Labour and Employment Secretary & Others dated 05/03/2019 on the issue of fixing compensation to victims of silicosis which have occurred to the habitants where the industries are located.
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Order of the National Green Tribunal regarding validity of consent granted in favour of M/s Chemfab Alkalis Ltd., Puducherry, 29/01/2019
Order of the National Green Tribunal in the matter of Puducherry Environment Protection Association Versus Puducherry Pollution Control Committee & Others dated 29/01/2019 regarding validity of consent granted in favour of M/s Chemfab Alkalis Ltd. under Section 21 of the Air (Prevention and Control of Pollution) Act, 1981.
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Cyclone Gaja expected to strike today
Parts of coastal Tamil Nadu and Puducherry will begin to get widespread rainfall from Thursday as Cyclone Gaja comes closer to the Tamil Nadu coast.
Source: Hindu (New Delhi)
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Order of the Supreme Court of India regarding draft Cauvery Management Scheme
Order of the Supreme Court of India in the matter of State of Tamil Nadu Vs P. K. Sinha & Others dated 18/05/2018 regarding draft Cauvery Management Scheme.
Union of India assures the Apex Court that the draft scheme will be taken to its logical end in accordance with law. The Court hoped that the draft scheme will be notified in the Official Gazette and given effect to before the onset of the monsoon.
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Order of the Supreme Court of India regarding draft management scheme for Cauvery, 14/05/2018
Order of the Supreme Court of India in the matter of State of Tamil Nadu Vs P. K. Sinha & Others dated 14/05/2018 regarding draft management scheme for Cauvery. The Central Government represented by the Ministry of Water Resources, River Development and Ganga Rejuvenation filed the draft scheme. The States of Tamil Nadu, Kerala and Union Territory of Puducherry has been given copies of the draft scheme "only to examine whether the said Scheme is in consonance with the judgment of this Court".
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Order of the Supreme Court of India regarding appointment of Lokpal/Lokayukta in states of India, 19/04/2018
Order of the Supreme Court in the matter of Ashwini Kumar Upadhyay Vs Union of India & Others dated 19/04/2018 regarding appointment of Lokpal/Lokayukta in states of India. Supreme Court directs all the states to expedite the process of appointment of Lokayukta at the earliest and inform the Apex Court of the progress reached on 10/07/2018 by means of a status report.
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Judgement of the Supreme Court of India regarding allocation and sharing of water of river Cauvery, 16/02/2018
Judgement of the Supreme Court of India in the matter of State of Karnataka Vs State of Tamil Nadu dated 16/02/2018 regarding allocation and sharing of water of river Cauvery.
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Q: ngStorage not accessible in Controller I am new to Ionic and Angular JS. I have an app.js and a controller.js.
I get connection type in app.js like this
  if(window.Connection){
  $localStorage.connection = navigator.connection.type
         }

When I Try to access $localStorage.connection  in my controller.js like this
alert($localStorage.connection);

$$localStorage.connection  is empty.
Please how do I Access a value stored in app.js using ngStorage in my Controller.js ?

A: ngStorage behavior is not persistent with ionic applications when you are running them on real devices,storage variables return empty values, so i would suggest you to use angular-local-stroage, here is the documentation.


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Rubio runs away with the GOP debate, again
By Raoul Lowery Contreras - 11/11/15 01:00 PM EST
The fourth Republican debate reminded me of an old LIFE magazine double-truck cartoon rendition reflecting the pennant races of the American and National Leagues in the 1950s.
On two pages was a drawing of the classic American League race showing a Roman centurion general labeled "New York Yankees," with the rest of the league's baseball teams lined up in a tight military formation, at attention. Those are the Democrats today.
Turning the page, there was the National League race shown as a barroom brawl with a little Brooklyn Dodger running around biting the legs of Pittsburgh Pirates, New York Giants, Philadelphia Phillies, Chicago Cubs, etc. Those are the Republicans today.
I'll never forget how I laughed when I turned that page.
I had the same reaction during the Republican debate: I guffawed when Sen. Rand Paul Randal (Rand) Howard PaulThe buck stops here: How to restore accountability to the federal regulatory system Trump nominees meet fiercest opposition from Warren, Sanders, Gillibrand Lawyer: Flynn will keep cooperating after co-conspirator revelations MORE (Ky.) slammed Donald Trump Donald John TrumpEsper sidesteps question on whether he aligns more with Mattis or Trump Warren embraces Thiel label: 'Good' As tensions escalate, US must intensify pressure on Iran and the IAEA MORE to the mat when he simply pointed out that China was not in the Trans-Pacific Partnership (TPP) after Trump had ranted and ranted about China and its currency manipulation. That, he said, was the reason he opposed TPP. He admitted he had not read it, so his apparent ignorance about China not being part of TPP wasn't an accident.
Apparently Trump doesn't know that China isn't in TPP — thats how it looked yesterday. And, apparently, he doesn't know that TPP is designed to counter China's political and economic influence in East Asia.
It's possible that he knows China is not in TPP, but we couldn't tell that from what he says. I did yell at him when he repeated his big lie about our "$500 billion" trade deficit with China. The deficit in 2014 was $343 billion, and that's a lot less than Trump declares. I yelled even more when he blasted Japan for its trade advantage, which he claims is $75 billion when it is $67 billion (2014), and Mexico's trade advantage of $54 billion. He never mentions that the second largest trade deficit we have after China is Germany. He never mentions Germany's $75 billion trade advantage. Why doesn't he mention it while blasting Mexico when its trade advantage is far less than Germany's? He must like his Mercedes-Benz.
Retired neurosurgeon Ben Carson did well, especially when he kicked the media around for lying about him. Ohio Gov. John Kasich was outshouted by Trump, who again cracked about how lucky Kasich is that energy fracking has helped the Ohio economy. Kasich missed his chance to demolish Trump when he could have looked Trump in the eye and declared how lucky Trump was to be born rich. Kasich left the room as he entered: low in the polls.
Former Hewlett-Packard CEO Carly Fiorina did well, but didn't improve her position much. Her stock for the vice presidential nomination holds steady. She did manage to put Trump down on each knowing Russian President Vladimir Putin. Trump says that he shared a "60 Minutes" program with Putin — "We were stablemates" — and Fiorina pointed out she has really met Putin, not just in a studio "green room." (Although she previously told NBC's Jimmy Fallon on "The Tonight Show" that she had met Putin in a green room, as well.) Trump hurt himself further when he jumped in, loudly proclaiming that Fiorina interrupted the debate too much. He was booed by many in the audience.
As for Kentucky Sen. Rand Paul, other than his body slam of Trump, he didn't do well and lost huge Republican support when he criticized Florida Sen. Marco Rubio Marco Antonio RubioLiberal think tank: GOP paid parental leave proposals are too narrow GOP senator: 'Outrageous' to say Trump's tweets about Democratic congresswomen are racist House passes bills to boost small business cybersecurity MORE for wanting to upgrade the military. Despite his claim that he is the only fiscal conservative, his libertarian isolationism is a killer. Paul should not be invited to the next debate. It's also possible that Kasich might not be invited.
Former Florida Gov. Jeb Bush did better than in the previous debates and may live to fight another day, but he didn't excite most who watched the debate.
Sen. Ted Cruz Rafael (Ted) Edward CruzThe Hill's Morning Report - Presented by JUUL Labs - House to vote to condemn Trump tweet Cruz in 2016 said 'something fundamentally wrong' with Christians who back Trump: book Hillicon Valley: Twitter says Trump 'go back' tweet didn't violate rules | Unions back protests targeting Amazon 'Prime Day' | Mnuchin voices 'serious concerns' about Facebook crypto project | Congress mobilizes on cyber threats to electric grid MORE (Texas) did well. He's good on his feet. But his 1,000-percent-certain-round-'em-up-and-kick-'em-out stance toward "illegal" immigrants, including American citizen kids of "illegal" parents, guarantees that the only Hispanic in the country who would vote for him next November is his father. Without Hispanic votesm Cruz could not win any election outside of Texas.
So, the winner? Rubio.
That view is not unique to these precincts. Pollster Frank Luntz had a New Hampshire focus group of Republicans that overwhelmingly picked Rubio as the winner by almost three to one; several who entered the room favoring other candidates switched to Rubio.
Why? Simple. Rubio's running away with the debate because he manifests a vision for the 21st century and doesn't dwell on the past, like Hillary Clinton Hillary Diane Rodham ClintonWhy Trump's bigoted tropes won't work in 2020 The Hill's Morning Report - Presented by JUUL Labs - House to vote to condemn Trump tweet GOP put on the back foot by Trump's race storm MORE's resume. But his best is exemplified by his exchange with "committed isolationist" (as Rubio called him) Paul. Spending a trillion dollars on the military, Paul claimed, proves that Rubio is not a fiscal conservative. Rubio responded with this statement that won the night with Republicans and probably independents: "I know the world is a safer and better place if the United Sates is the strongest military power in the world."
Contreras formerly wrote for the New American News Service of The New York Times Syndicate.
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