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Linking Attitudes, Policy, and Forest Cover Change in Buffer Zone Communities of Chitwan National Park, Nepal
Jared R. Stapp ORCID: orcid.org/0000-0002-4498-641X1 nAff5,
Robert J. Lilieholm2,
Jessica Leahy3 &
Suraj Upadhaya4 nAff6
Environmental Management volume 57, pages1292–1303(2016)Cite this article
Deforestation in Nepal threatens the functioning of complex social–ecological systems, including rural populations that depend on forests for subsistence, as well as Nepal's biodiversity and other ecosystem services. Nepal's forests are particularly important to the nation's poorest inhabitants, as many depend upon them for daily survival. Two-thirds of Nepal's population relies on forests for sustenance, and these pressures are likely to increase in the future. This, coupled with high population densities and growth rates, highlights the importance of studying the relationship between human communities, forest cover trends through time, and forest management institutions. Here, we used surveys to explore how household attitudes associated with conservation-related behaviors in two rural communities—one that has experienced significant forest loss, and the other forest gain—compare with forest cover trends as indicated by satellite-derived forest-loss and -regeneration estimates between 2005 and 2013. Results found a significant difference in attitudes in the two areas, perhaps contributing to and reacting from current forest conditions. In both study sites, participation in community forestry strengthened support for conservation, forest conservation-related attitudes aligned with forest cover trends, and a negative relationship was found between economic status and having supportive forest conservation-related attitudes. In addition, on average, respondents were not satisfied with their district forest officers and did not feel that the current political climate in Nepal supported sustainable forestry. These findings are important as Nepal's Master Plan for the Forestry Sector has expired and the country is in the process of structuring a new Forestry Sector Strategy.
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This research was supported by the National Science Foundation Award EPS-0904155 to Maine EPSCoR Sustainability Solutions Initiative at the University of Maine, McIntire-Stennis Grant Number MEO-M-700510-13, and the USDA National Institute of Food and Agriculture. Additional support was provided by the Maine Agriculture and Forestry Experimental Station (Publication # 3405) and the Center for Research on Sustainable Forests. We thank, for their assistances, Dr. Ambika Gautam of Kathmandu Forestry College, Abdul Ansari of the World Wildlife Fund-Nepal, Carol Kinsey of SeedTree, Baburam Vishowakarma, Satya-Narayan Chaudhary, Yubaraj Ghatane, and Beeju Poudyal.
Jared R. Stapp
Present address: Environmental Science, Policy, and Management Program, University of California, Berkeley, 326 Mulford Hall, Berkeley, CA, 94720, USA
Suraj Upadhaya
Present address: Integrative Conservation in Forestry & Natural Resources Program, University of Georgia, Athens, Warnell School of Forestry & Natural Resources, 180 E. Green Street, Athens, GA, 30602, USA
Ecology and Environmental Sciences Program, University of Maine, 223 Nutting Hall, Orono, ME, 04469, USA
School of Forest Resources, University of Maine, 249 Nutting Hall, Orono, ME, 04469, USA
Robert J. Lilieholm
Jessica Leahy
Department of Forestry, University of Kentucky, Thomas Poe Cooper Building, 730 Rose Street, Lexington, KY, 40546, USA
Correspondence to Jared R. Stapp.
Stapp, J.R., Lilieholm, R.J., Leahy, J. et al. Linking Attitudes, Policy, and Forest Cover Change in Buffer Zone Communities of Chitwan National Park, Nepal. Environmental Management 57, 1292–1303 (2016). https://doi.org/10.1007/s00267-016-0682-6
Received: 12 June 2015
Issue Date: June 2016
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Hillsgrove Airfield – May 26, 1927
Warwick, Rhode Island
Hillsgrove Airfield is now T. F. Green State Airport
Navy Lieutenant Adolphus W. Gorton standing next to the Curtis Marine Flying Trophy which he won in 1922.
Library Of Congress Photo
On May 26, 1927, navy Lieutenants Adolphus W. Gorton and Clifton Sprague were scheduled to fly from Hillsgrove Airfield in Warwick, Rhode Island, to Washington, D.C.. The plane took off with Gorton at the helm, and when the aircraft was barely 100 feet off the ground it suddenly looped in a circle and struck the top of thirty-foot tree near the end of the field. After glancing off the tree, the aircraft plunged downward into the ground, plowing the turf for thirty-five feet before coming to rest in a heap of wreckage.
Lieutenant Sprague escaped with minor injuries, but Gorton suffered the loss of three teeth and his nose was reportedly "torn nearly from his face". The crash was witnessed by Lieutenant Gorton's mother who had gone to the airfield to see him off. Gorton later recovered rom his injuries.
Lt. Adolphus Worthington Gorton was born in Pawtuxet, Rhode Island, on January 29, 1897, the son of Charles A. Gorton Jr.. After attending Dartmouth College for one year, he entered the American Ambulance Service shortly before the United States entered WWI, and served in France. Seven months later he was operated on for appendicitis and was sent home. After his recovery, he transferred to the naval air service and began pilot training.
As a naval pilot, he distinguished himself in may ways throughout his career. A few examples include:
On October 8, 1922 he won the Curtis Marine Flying Trophy in Detroit, Michigan for attaining an average speed of 112.6 mph. The trophy was sterling silver worth at the time to be $5,000.
On August 8, 1923, he broke two aviation speed records in one day flying a U. S. Navy NW-2 over the Delaware River at 177.5 mph, and then 185.5 mph respectively.
On July 3, 1929, Gorton successfully "docked" his aircraft while in flight to the airship USS Los Angeles.
Gorton died September 28, 1989 in Florida at the age of 92.
New York Times, "Lieut. Gorton Wins Air Race", October 9, 1922
Providence Journal, "Lieut. Gorton Hurt As Plane Crashes", May 27, 1924, Pg. 1
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Holiday Bug-Killing: Starship 3- Marauder
Sorry, but this review was done on a military time-table. I consider it my service to those who serve in the Military to give them a Holiday to enjoy without this weirdly-shitty movie. Why the third film? Why not, I say? In all seriousness, this movie is on Streaming, while the 2nd film is on Disc. More than that, this one is the return of Casper Van Dien! Yeah, this is totally a big deal. That's why the film had a meager, Direct-to-DVD release with some minor promotion. For a film series based on a pretty famous book, it's been pretty sad to see the follow-up. Anyhow, this movie returns to form with the ridiculous satire, but works in slightly-better CG effects and an especially goofy plot. The subtitle relates to a silly, Deus Ex Machina that will show up later. Don't worry- I'll get to it in time. All you need to know is that this film has all of the same elements as the original- right or wrong. Is it as good? To find out, read on...
The intro is strong, keeping the satirical tone of sci-fi News Reels. It's still an exposition dump, but it is more amusing than most.
(Still Not Juan) Rico is back and he's...slightly higher rank than he was before. Kind of missed an opportunity to make him a General or President, but whatever.
Things go bad when a base run by Rico is overrun by bugs. The military's Sky Marshall flees, but...
...his ship crashes on OM-1, a bad place to be. At least he doesn't end up in a desert.
At this point, the film breaks down into two parts (minus random News Reel crap): the people wander around the planet, talking about God or just bickering.
Meanwhile, Rico is sent to die, only to find out that he's being sent on a secret mission to rescue the guy who the military doesn't say is missing. Why fake his death again?
The whole desert trek ends with the group making it to a ship...only to be confronted by a giant, psychic bug. As it turns out, the Sky Marshall has 'gone native.'
The titular Marauders- led by Rico- show up and are, wait for it, giant mech suits. I bet you were expecting something less obvious. Oh and these Deus Ex Machinas face almost no resistance and simply get away from the aliens.
In the aftermath, Rico leads a new squad and the film's secondary leads kiss while a planet is blown up. Only in a Starship Troopers film. The End.
War is hell...if you pay attention. Here's the thing: this movie has some decent effects, nice staging and plenty of the stuff you'd expect. It's got overly-broad satire. It's got exploding heads. It's got a random scene with nudity- naturally. Here's the other thing though: it's pretty shallow. The action scenes are full of random, silly flourishes like people being decapitated in shadows and the like. The satire is so ridiculous and there's no context to it. The military is never really penalized for anything they do and, if anything, they get much out of it. So am I supposed to be offended or laugh at the paralyzed guy murdered to cover up other actions? The military of the original film was made up of assholes, but never really did stuff like they did here. Here's the really wacky part: organized religion plays a key part in the film. No, really. After an hour of random bug/people killing, we get a Christian character who eventually converts our heroine. This leads to the Federation embracing religion, leading to, well, nothing. What was the point of this odd, preachy sub-plot rearing its head? It's so serious and maudlin that I just don't get it. Regardless, this film is full of the stuff people liked in the original film, just cheaper and less interesting the second time. Now where did I leave my shovel? Ohhh crap.
Next up, a crazy-ass film that I've been dying to review for a long time. Will this film not live up to its ridiculous title? Stay tuned...
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10 Tidbits on Jeff Carter – Welcome to the LA Kings
February 27, 2012 By John Hoven
Jeff Carter, LA debut (photo: M. Zampelli)
The trade winds aren't the only weather related activity surrounding the LA Kings these days, as there was a flood of information on Jeff Carter to dig up and get to the bottom of this weekend. Here are 10 Tidbits on LA's new forward, using a hodgepodge of notes and quotes…
– He was drafted in the first round of the OHL and NHL drafts. His dad was also taken in the OHL draft – between Mike Gartner and Dino Ciccarelli in 1976 (both are in the Hall of Fame). At just 5-foot-8, Jim Carter played one season for the Oshawa Generals and gave up hockey. By the way, Jeff's listed at 6-foot-4.
– Carter on why he chose jersey #77: "I wore seven all the way up until I got to Philly. Seven is obviously retired there (Bill Barber). So, I was given 17. I've worn 77 a few times here and there. So, I thought I'd switch it up for a bit…I asked for it. Darren (Granger), the equipment guy, said he had to ask a few people. Then, he came back and said it was alright. I told him I'd wear 17 if it as going to be a problem though."
– Represented Canada twice at the World Junior Championships. In 2004 he had Richards as a teammate (when the U.S. beat Canada for the goal medal) and Colin Fraser was with him in 2005. Carter was named a first team all-star at both tournaments.
– More on the drafts… In 2001, Carter was taken third overall, by the Sault Ste. Marie Greyhounds (OHL). Who went fourth? Mike Richards to the Kitchener Rangers. Skipping ahead to the NHL version in 2003, LA had three first round picks. They took Dustin Brown (13th), Brian Boyle (26th) and Jeff Tambellini (27th). The later two are no longer with the organization. However, the Kings roster does now feature three first rounders from that draft – Brown, Carter (11th) and Richards (24th). You know who else was off the board early in 2003, Zach Parise (17th).
– Carter on how thrilled he is to be in a market like LA: "It's all about what happens on the ice. I'm not worried about what's happened in the past, I've moved on from that. I'm excited to be here and with a sold out barn tonight (Saturday), fans were into it and behind us, it was nice to get two points for them…When Mike was traded here, I told him – 'You know, you've got a heck of a team, you've got a chance to win.' So, I'm excited to be a part of it. We've got a lot of work to do ahead of us (though)."
– Had played in an even 500 NHL games prior to being traded to the Kings. According to HockeyFights.com, Carter has had only two fights in his career. First, with Ryan Whitney in 2007 and then a dance with Jesse Winchester in January 2011.
– Reaction to Ian Laperriere, his former teammate, telling MayorsManor that he predicts Carter will score 15-20 goals in LA this season: "That's a lot of goals. I better get to work (lots of laughter). He's definitely putting the pressure on. Lappy's unbelievable guy. I want to come in here and contribute offensively, obviously. I'm going to do whatever I can to put the puck in the net every time I'm on the ice. Hopefully I score a lot."
– Yes, Carter is signed to a long-term contract (through 2021-22 season). However, with a cap-hit of $5.3 million, he's good 'cap value' as a guy who's averaged 36 goals over the last four seasons.
– Summing up his 'short stop' in Columbus: "Yeah, it was short. I think when we went in there, the team as a whole, we had some high expectations. There was a lot of buzz around the city. For whatever reason, it just didn't happen for us. You can say that we had lots of injuries and suspensions, and the team didn't have time to click, but it's just kind of the way it goes sometimes. When a team performs like that, they're going to make moves."
– On how it feels to be traded again: "It was obviously a tough year. I went in, felt pretty good in the preseason, was starting to kind of get acclimated with everything – linemates, new team, whatnot – and I break my foot. I'm out four weeks. I come back, start to get going again a little bit more, and then I'm out with a shoulder injury. It was real up and down, a lot of time to sit back and reflect on things. I think since I've been back from my shoulder, I've started to play some pretty good hockey. I'm hoping to carry it over here."
Filed Under: Blue Jackets, Flyers, Kings, NHL Tagged With: Canada, Carter, comments, draft, Flyers, Fraser, Greyhounds, hockey, interview, Kings, Los Angeles, Mayor, MayorsManor, NHL, OHL, Philadelphia, quote, Richards, statistic, tidbits, World Junior Championships
Willie Mitchell juggling it all with only one thing on his mind says:
[…] late February there was a big trade for Jeff Carter, the proven goal scorer they desperately needed. On the personal side of things, last week Mitchell […]


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Waterland - Memorie d'amore (Waterland) è un film del 1992 diretto da Stephen Gyllenhaal.

Trama
Waterland è la regione paludosa del Fens in cui Tom Crick ha trascorso la giovinezza nel periodo delle due guerre. Ricordi di cui Tom, divenuto professore liceale, si servirà per catturare l'attenzione dei propri studenti sedicenni di Pittsburgh: incesti e triangoli, suicidi e aborti, c'è di tutto per inchiodarli ai banchi, parlandone col sorriso sulle labbra. Genitori e preside non sembrano d'accordo; Tom perderà l'impiego, ma conquisterà l'intera classe.

Produzione
È basato sul romanzo Il paese dell'acqua di Graham Swift, del 1983. Il cast del film comprende nomi quali Jeremy Irons, Ethan Hawke, Sinéad Cusack e John Heard. Il personaggio principale del film è un insegnante di scuola superiore che racconta alla classe d'essere cresciuto nelle paludi inglesi a est della Gran Bretagna. Le sue storie riguardano tutti gli eventi che hanno definito l'uomo che è adesso. Il film ha ambientato la storia nell'attuale Pittsburgh, e ha eliminato molti riferimenti storici originali.

Collegamenti esterni

Film drammatici
Film basati su opere di narrativa

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Slavery had existed for about 200 years in British colonies, such as the island of Jamaica in the Caribbean. The system of slavery was ended in 1838. The campaign which played a part in bringing this about was called 'Abolition'. Abolition meant that the actual buying and selling of slaves was made illegal. The next stage was for the emancipation of the slaves, to make them free. Slave owners fought hard against the emancipation of their slaves. When the Emancipation Act was finally passed in 1833, it did not automatically give the slaves their freedom. This was because it was felt that the slaves were not used to being independent. Instead it was thought that they needed help and training to be free men and women. Slaves therefore became 'apprentices' and continued to work for low wages under their old masters. Supposedly, they were being trained to be free. Because of the way that this system worked, the end of slavery did not really mean freedom for the slaves. Apprenticeship was seen by many as another form of slavery. True freedom came in 1838, when the apprenticeship system was abolished. But even then, many of the freed slaves had no option but to continue working for their old masters for low wages.
Several medallions were issued to mark the Emancipation Act of 1834. They all show freed slaves celebrating their new freedom. In fact, the Emancipation Act (or law) of 1834 did not come into effect immediately. The slaves were made apprentices, which many abolitionists considered was simply slavery under a different name.


Get FO3Edit (you could use the GECK if you want, but it's not as user-friendly).
Make sure that the perk mod you want to uninstall is selected, and click "OK."
Wait for it to finish loading (it'll say "Background Loader: terminated" at the very bottom).
Expand the mod by clicking on the "+" just before it.
Write down "player.removeperk" followed by all of the Form IDs under "Perk."
Caution: Some perk mods have a quest-script running. If you expand the .esp and there is a "Quest" category, write down "stopquest" followed by the Quest Form ID(s).
Start up Fallout 3 (in your loader, make sure the perk mod you want to uninstall is checked) and load your latest save.
Open the console using the tilde ("~") key. If there was a Quest category in the mod, use the "stopquest [FormID]" command before the "player.removeperk [FormID]" commands.
Type in "player.removeperk [Form ID]" for each of the form IDs, pressing Enter after each command.
Save your game and exit Fallout 3.
Start up your loader again, but this time uncheck the perk mod you want to uninstall.
Start Fallout 3 and load the save you created in Step 13.
Congratulations! The perk mod has now been uninstalled and you can safely delete the .esp from your Data folder.
Made with information by Tyana rie, which was posted by hardkopy on FO3Nexus.
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This means that the amount of Video RAM (VRAM) available on your computer's GPU does not meet the minimum requirement.
Once you identify the amount of Video RAM available, compare it to the game's minimum specifications and make sure you match or are above this requirement.
Would you like to contact Support regarding the "Error 0x80000011 occurs when you try to launch Halo 5: Forge" issue you were reading about or a different issue?


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Q: Data in the list disappears on app restart? Here's the code
this is the list
List<String> favourites = [];

Here's the code that add items to list
Padding(
 padding: const EdgeInsets.all(15.0),
 child: Container(
 color: Colors.black87,
  height: 400.0,
                  width: 100.0,
                  child: ListView.builder(
                      itemCount: favourites.length,
                      itemBuilder: (context, index) {
                        return Card(
                          color: Colors.black87,
                          child: Center(
                            child: Text(
                              favourites[index],
                              style: TextStyle(
                                  color: Colors.white, fontSize: 22.0),
                            ),
                          ),
                        );
                      }),
                ),
              ),

so when i restart the app the previous content of list disappears,so please tell me how to keep the saved items in a list permenantly.

A: I'm giving you very basic idea, how to do that
SharedPreferences _prefs;

@override
void initState() {
  super.initState();

  SharedPreferences.getInstance().then((prefs) => setState(() => _prefs = prefs));
}

_saveList(List list) {
  _prefs.setStringList('key', list);
}

List _fetchList() {
  return _prefs.getStringList('key');
}

A: You need to save your list in SharedPreferences. I recommend you use the shared_preferences plugin that you can find here: https://pub.dev/packages/shared_preferences.
get your instance of SharedPreferences
SharedPreferences prefs = await SharedPreferences.getInstance();

set list
prefs.setStringList('key', list);

get list
prefs.getStringList('key');

With your list saved in SharedPreferences, you can consider getting your data every time you open the app.
void main() {
  startUp();
}

Future startUp() async {
  SharedPreferences prefs = SharedPreferences.getInstance();
  runApp(MyApp(prefs));
}

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Posted by Brett Esler. 16 October, 2018.
This document is a working specification that may be directly implemented by FHIR®© system producers.
Information contained in this document is aimed at providing guidance on representing Australian local concepts using FHIR. This includes code systems, extensions and profiles on base FHIR types. The content of the IG is general in nature and seeks to provide a 'how-to' guide when representing concepts, it includes core base profiles that can be further constrained for a particular usage.


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NBA Rumors: Brad Wanamaker May Join Celtics or 76ers Amid $3.8M Offer From Barcelona
Josh Dhani June 18, 2018 0
Brad Wanamaker is the epitome of the grind coming first, as the former Roman Catholic and Pitt star is preparing to cash out in the NBA or in Europe.
Per reports, Wanamaker is preparing to sit on a $3.8 million offer from Barcelona, amid interest from the Boston Celtics, Miami Heat, Orlando Magic, Brooklyn Nets, and his hometown Philadelphia 76ers.
Brad Wanamaker will maximize his NBA interest before returning to Europe, where a $3.8M deal through 2020 awaits him in Barcelona, via source.
— David Pick (@IAmDPick) June 18, 2018
I'm told the Boston Celtics are giving strong considering to bring over Euro star Brad Wanamaker - MVP of the Turkish finals with Fenerbahce. Other NBA teams with interest: ORL, BRK, PHI and MIA.
Wanamaker, a 6-foot-4 combo-guard, could add needed depth with Marcus Smart and Shane Larkin free agents and Terry Rozier up for contract extension.
Wanamaker played for the former coach of the Cleveland Cavaliers, David Blatt, with Darussafaka Dogus. The former Pitt guard was a second-team Euroleague All-Star last season and was the MVP of the Turkish League this season.
In 36 EuroLeague games, he averaged 11.3 points, 2.7 rebounds, and 2.8 assists per game, while shooting 41 percent on his field goal attempts.
In his four years at Pitt, Wanamaker scored 1,090 points. As a senior, he was named an honorable mention NCAA Men's Basketball All-American by the Associated Press.
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Семён Трофи́мович Неежмаков (29 января 1863 — после 1931) — русский морской офицер и общественный деятель, член IV Государственной думы от Екатеринославской губернии.

Биография
Из потомственных дворян Екатеринославской губернии. Землевладелец Александровского уезда (302 десятины).

По окончании Морского кадетского корпуса в 1884 году, был зачислен мичманом в 5-й флотский экипаж.

В 1888 году окончил Минные офицерские классы и был переведен в Сибирский флотский экипаж, где прослужил до 1891 года. Плавая на канонерской лодке «Бобр», состоял в эскадре, сопровождавшей наследника цесаревича Николая. В 1893 году вышел в запас в чине лейтенанта и в следующем году был назначен земским начальником в Александровском уезде.

Участвовал в русско-японской войне. В составе отряда,  оборонявшего устье реки Амура, командовал миноноской № 6 и транспортом «Тунгуз», а также был помощником заведующего миноносками в крепости Николаевск-на-Амуре.

В 1906 году вышел в отставку в чине капитана 2-го ранга и был избран председателем Александровской уездной земской управы, в каковой должности состоял до 1917 года. Возглавлял Александровский отдел Всероссийского национального союза.

В 1912 году был избран членом Государственной думы от Екатеринославской губернии. Входил во фракцию русских националистов и умеренно-правых (ФНУП). Состоял членом комиссий: о торговле и промышленности, по местному самоуправлению, по военным и морским делам, для рассмотрения законопроекта о шлюзовании порожистой части реки Днепр.

В Первую мировую войну был призван на Балтийский флот. С 1915 года командовал эскадренным миноносцем «Стройным», был произведен в капитаны 1-го ранга (1916). В ноябре 1916 года сообщил в Государственную думу, что не сможет посещать заседания в связи с переводом в Черноморский флот. В Гражданскую войну служил во ВСЮР и Русской армии барона Врангеля.

С 1920 года в эмиграции в Югославии, жил в Нови-Саде. Был сторонником великого князя Кирилла Владимировича, состоял помощником заведующего Корпусом императорской армии и флота в Нови Саде.

Дальнейшая судьба неизвестна. Был женат.

Примечания

Источники
 4-й созыв Государственной думы: Художественный фототип. альбом с портретами и биографиями. — : издание Н. Н. Ольшанского, 1913.
 Государственная дума Российской империи: 1906—1917. — : РОССПЭН, 2008.

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java.lang.Calendar field from a method parameter.
Since Date or Calendar are often
treated as immutable values but are actually mutable, assigning to such a field from a method parameter may
result in an object having its state modified unexpectedly. While occasionally useful for performance
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Home Auto Benchmark Performance of the All Electric 2021 Porsche Taycan
Benchmark Performance of the All Electric 2021 Porsche Taycan
Michael Murrell
The Porsche Taycan paves the way for the upcoming all-electric sports cars, setting an example of how it can compete to any regular gasoline model, when there is a race for their performance score. The 2021 model year edition of Porsche Taycan joins the segment of performance cars, but only with its fully electric powertrain. It is the first four-door sedan from the brand, and also first sports car to run only on batteries. The score says, it can pump up the speed of 0-60 mph in less than three seconds, which is par excellence record of its kind, announced the Ventura Porsche dealer.
New for the 2021 Model Year Edition
The 2021 Porsche Taycan has added a system which they call it as the Function on Demand feature. It refers to the capability of the car to offer the optional feature upgrades one can avail over the air. The package also includes a new functionality that adapts the cruise control speed for the 2021 Porsche Taycan models to adjust according to the road conditions lying ahead. It also considers the speed limits that is set by the car user and the need of the situation to slow down the vehicle or to stop altogether.
The current year edition also adds up a new navigation system with a maximized range, especially when the destination point is selected and saved. The new SmartLift feature joins the team of other convenience features which is used to remember the drive actions like where one looked for more ground clearance and accordingly adjusts the adaptive air suspension.
The Taycan also now has Plug & Charge capability, which allows the owner to have a seamless billing experience across charging hardware and charging networks—once it's all in place—by merely plugging in.
The 2021 Porsche Taycan is now also available in a smaller size with a 79.2-kilowatt-hour Performance Battery loaded under its hood, which is set as the standard.
The 2021 Porsche Taycan models move in a breathtaking manner. The 4S trim makes 482 horsepower gained from the cumulative effort of its front and rear motors. The Turbo and Turbo S trims now are capable of shooting out 616 hp among which the Turbo S models escalates the horsepower count to 750 with 774 pound-feet of torque in order to propel the engine at a speed of 60 mph within 2.6 seconds and at times, even less. The Turbo models can do the same in 3.0 seconds.
What might surprise you here is the two-speed transmission that launches this all-electric sports car from Porsche with this brutal efficiency.
The 2021 Porsche Taycan models come in direct row with the 2021 BMW 5-Series as well as with the Mercedes-Benz E-Class. With the all-electric powertrain, it can tow more than 5,100 pounds. The secret behind this flawless, jaw dropping performance is physics that works its best at every given opportunity. What must come to the limelight as well are the excellent driving dynamics that include a tight air suspension, extreme motor control, and solid chassis systems. To experience how all this work together in the 2021 Porsche Taycan, book a test drive with the Porsche dealer Ventura today!
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SolidFire Plugin for Docker Volumes
======================================
Plugin for SolidFire Docker integration

## Description
This plugin provides the ability to use SolidFire Storage Clusters as backend
devices in a Docker environment.

## Architecture
The SolidFire plugin is made of multiple packages:
- The SolidFire Docker Service Daemon
- The SolidFire API (sfapi) modules providing our Go bindings
- The SolidFire admin CLI (sfcli) providing a CLI tool for administrative tasks

The service and the components are designed to be stateless with the exception
of the config file.  That means that **you MUST use the EXACT SAME config file on
each Docker node** if you want to be able to move volumes with their data to new
Containers that you migrate from one Docker host to another.

  * SolidFire Docker Service Daemon
  Standard Docker plugin model, we've moved away from using the Gorilla libs in
  favor of leveraging the excellent go-plugins-helpers packages instead.  More
  information can be found on it's github page here
  [go-plugins-helpers/volume](https://github.com/docker/go-plugins-helpers/volume)

  The Daemon simply accepts json requests that are routed from Docker to the
  SolidFire Driver which then routes the request to the appropriate SolidFire
  API call via a mux handler.

  * SolidFire API
  These are the GoLang bindings to issue commands to the SolidFire Cluster.
  Any request to the SolidFire cluster is made via a json-rpc request through
  this library.

  * SolidFire CLI
  Docker's API for volumes is currently pretty simple (that's a great thing),
  but sometimes there is a need for some Admin tasks and it's not always
  convenient to jump over to a web-browser or other tool.  For that reason we
  also include a basic CLI with a number of common features/tasks that are
  implemented.  For more information run the help command to see what commands
  are available and what their syntax is.

## Prerequisites
Linux OS system with Open-iSCSI tools.  Currently, the cli calls and most
of the API calls will work fine on Linux, or OSX, however all the attachment
code depends on iSCSI.  This driver does NOT support FibreChannel.

This package has been developed and tested using Docker version 1.9.1 and
Golang version 1.5.3 but should work fine with earlier versions. Typically
I don't use the distros packages but rather pull the latest versions of Go and
Docker from their respective websites.

The prerequisites and driver install/configuration MUST be performed on each
Docker host node!

### Golang
To install the latest Golang, just follow the easy steps on the Go install
web site.  Again, I prefer to download the tarball and install myself rather
than use a package manager like apt or yum:
[Get Go](https://golang.org/doc/install)

NOTE:
It's very important that you follow the directions and setup your Go
environment.  After downloading the appropriate package be sure to scroll down
to the Linux, Mac OS X, and FreeBSD tarballs section and set up your Go
environment as per the instructions.

### Docker
As far as Docker install, again I prefer using wget and pulling the latest version
from get.docker.com.  You can find instructions and steps on the Docker website
here: [Get Docker](https://docs.docker.com/engine/installation/).

### Open iSCSI
This driver uses iSCSI SolidFire storage devices, and makes iSCSI connections
for you automatically.  In order to do that however you must have the Open
iSCSI packages installed on each Docker node.

- Open-iSCSI
  * Ubuntu

  ```
  sudo apt-get install open-iscsi
  ```

  * Redhat variants

  ```
  sudo yum install iscsi-initiator-utils
  ```

## Driver Installation

The install script, binaries, and source can be downloaded from the [SolidFire Github](https://github.com/solidfire) site.

On systemd-compatible distributions such as Debian 7, Ubuntu 15.10, CentOS 7 and newer, the easiest way to install is to use the install script (starting from release [v1.3.1](https://github.com/solidfire/solidfire-docker-driver/releases/tag/v1.3.1)), but you can also manually deploy the Linux binary or build from the source code.

### Download the Linux binary from Github

You can [download](https://github.com/solidfire/solidfire-docker-driver/releases/) the binary and install it manually to a desired location. Move it to a location in the bin path (or elsewhere if you like) and adjust the ownership and permissions as necessary.
```
wget https://github.com/solidfire/solidfire-docker-driver/releases/download/v1.3.1/solidfire-docker-driver
sudo mv solidfire-docker-driver /usr/bin
sudo chown root:root /usr/bin/solidfire-docker-driver
sudo chmod 755 /usr/bin/solidfire-docker-driver
```
### Build from Source Code

  ```
  go get -u github.com/solidfire/solidfire-docker-driver
  ```

** There are known issues with docker/go-plugins-helpers not building against the latest Docker version.  You can view the Issue on GitHub here:  https://github.com/docker/go-plugins-helpers/issues/46

This will give you the source in your golang/src directory.

The SolidFire plugin is made of multiple packages:
- The SolidFire Docker Service Daemon
- The SolidFire API (sfapi) modules providing our Go bindings
- The SolidFire admin CLI (sfcli) providing a CLI tool for administrative tasks
  including starting the daemon/service.

In addition to providing the source, this should also build and install the
solidfire-docker-driver binary in your Golang bin directory.

You will need to make sure you've added ```$GOPATH/bin``` to your path,
AND on Ubuntu you will also need to enable the use of the GO Bin path by sudo;
either run visudo and edit, or provide an alias in your .bashrc file.

For example in your .bashrc set the following alias after setting up PATH:

  ```
  alias sudo='sudo env PATH=$PATH'
  ```

#### A note about compatability

Docker and the Volume Plugins helper move pretty fast.  That's good, but it can
be frustrating when you try and build from source and things no longer work
because of a change made to the interfaces.

One example is differences between 1.12.0 and 1.12.1, in 1.12.1 the interface
for Mount and Unmount switched from a general Volume.Request object to using
specific Volume.MountRequest and Volume.UnmountRequest objects.  This of course
causes the generic build to fail.

To get around this we'll work on keeping version branches up to date, but in
addition we now offer releases on Github.  So you can pull the particular
release that meets your needs instead of using go get and building.

For those that do still want to build themeselves, have no fear... we've got
you covered.  We've added the use of godeps so you can avoid some of the compat
issues of the rapidly changing world but still build from source if that's what
you're in to.

##### Using godeps

If you're not familiar with godpes it pretty simple.  You might want to read up
on it a bit [here](https://godoc.org/github.com/tools/godep).

In short, install the godep tool, and just do things as you normally would *but* preface the go commands with "godep":
    ```godep go build```.
This works with `go get` and other go commands as well.

## Configuration

During startup of the SolidFire Docker service, the plugin obtains its setting
information from a provided config file.  The config file can be specified via
the command line on startup, and also by default the service will attempt to
find a config at the default location:
  ```
  /var/lib/solidfire/solidfire.json
  ```

If /var/lib/solidfire does not exist and you want to use the default location,
you need to manually create this directory before that.

The SolidFire config file is a minimal config file that includes basic
information about the SolidFire cluster to use, and includes specification of a
tenant account to create and (or) use on the SolidFire cluster.  It also
includes directives to specify where volumes should be mounted on the Docker
host.  Here's an example solidfire.json config file:

  ```
  {
    "Endpoint": "https://admin:admin@192.168.160.3/json-rpc/8.0",
    "SVIP": "10.10.64.3:3260",
    "TenantName": "docker",
    "DefaultVolSz": 1,
    "InitiatorIFace": "default",
    "MountPoint": "/var/lib/solidfire/mount",
    "Types": [{"Type": "Bronze", "Qos": {"minIOPS": 1000, "maxIOPS": 2000, "burstIOPS": 4000}},
              {"Type": "Silver", "Qos": {"minIOPS": 4000, "maxIOPS": 6000, "burstIOPS": 8000}},
              {"Type": "Gold", "Qos": {"minIOPS": 6000, "maxIOPS": 8000, "burstIOPS": 10000}}]

  }
  ```

Note the format of the endpoint URL format is: https://\<login\>:\<password\>@\<mvip\>/json-rpc/\<element-os-version\>

Types are used to set desired QoS of Volumes via docker volume create options.
You're free to create as many types as you wish.

Because the file contains SolidFire login credentials, you may want to change the ownership
and permissions to something like this:
  ```
  sudo chown root:root /var/lib/solidfire/solidfire.json
  sudo chmod 740 /var/lib/solidfire/solidfire.json
  ```

Please note that at this time the Docker plugin for SolidFire ONLY supports
iSCSI and utilizes CHAP security for iSCSI connections.  FC support may or may
not be added in the future.

## Starting the daemon

After install and setting up a configuration, all you need to do is start the
solidfire-docker-driver daemon so that it can accept requests from Docker.
  ```
  sudo solidfire-docker-driver daemon start -v
  ```

If you used the built-in installer script (v1.3.1 and later) you can instead
start the service:
  ```
  sudo service solidfire-docker-driver start
  ```

**NOTE**: The log may contain SolidFire account credentials.

## Usage Examples
Now that the daemon is running, you're ready to issue calls via the Docker
Volume API and have the requests serviced by the SolidFire Driver.

For a list of avaialable commands run:
  ```
  docker volume --help
  ```

Here's an example of how to create a SolidFire volume using the Docker Volume
API:
  ```
  docker volume create -d solidfire --name=testvolume
  ```

You can also specify options, like specifying the QoS via the Types you've set
in the config file:
  ```
  docker volume create -d solidfire --name=testvolume -o type=Gold
  -o size=10
  ```

Now in order to use that volume with a Container you simply specify:
  ```
  docker run -v testvolume:/Data --volume-driver=solidfire -i -t ubuntu
  /bin/bash
  ```

Note that if you had NOT created the volume already, Docker will issue the
create call to the driver for you while launching the container.  The Driver
create method checks the SolidFire Cluster to see if the Volume already exists,
if it does it just passes back the info for the existing volume, otherwise it
runs through the create process and creates the Volume on the SolidFire
cluster.

SolidFire driver-specific help can be obtained like so (assuming the location
of the binary is in the user's $PATH):
  ```
  solidfire-docker-driver volume --help
  ```

Using this binary you can perform various operations such as create snapshots
or clones that can be attached to new containers.
  ```
  solidfire-docker-driver -c /var/lib/solidfire/solidfire.json volume clone 75 testclone
  -------------------------------------------
  Succesfully Cloned Volume:
  -------------------------------------------
  ID:          75
  Name:        testclone
  Size (GiB):  10
  QoS :        minIOPS: 6000 maxIOPS: 8000 burstIOPS: 10000
  Account:     14
  -------------------------------------------
  ```

Licensing
---------
Copyright (c) – 2015-2016, NetApp, Inc. All rights reserved.

Licensed under the Apache License, Version 2.0 (the "License");
you may not use this file except in compliance with the License.
You may obtain a copy of the License at

    http://www.apache.org/licenses/LICENSE-2.0

Unless required by applicable law or agreed to in writing, software
distributed under the License is distributed on an "AS IS" BASIS,
WITHOUT WARRANTIES OR CONDITIONS OF ANY KIND, either express or implied.
See the License for the specific language governing permissions and
limitations under the License.

Support
-------
Please file bugs and issues at the Github issues page. For Docker specific questions/issues contact the Docker team. The code and documentation in this module are released with no warranties or SLAs and are intended to be supported via the Open Source community.


The European center for economics studies of the Arab orient and KIE university signed a Memorandum of Understanding (MoU). The MoU indicates that ECESAO and KIE university will coordinate to conduct research projects in diverse economic fields. In addition, they will work to support the local communities by managing training courses.
KIE University Chairman met with the Somali Ambassador in Damascus on 1/8/2018, and end The meeting signing the university certificates and presenting the university president shield of Kai University to the Ambassador.
Authentication Kie University Certificates from the Somali Higher Education and the Somali Foreign Ministry as an representative of the Sudanese embassy in Mogadishu and then from the Syrian Foreign Ministry and this Authentication from those countries, as well as it will be from each country has a representative embassy or Somali.
KIE University has signed a memorandum of understanding (MoU) with Encyclopedia of Arab Africa Economic Integration (ENARAF), a non-profit organization which aims at providing employment opportunities for young workers at home and abroad.
KIE has obtained the California FCE University accreditation. KIE has obtained the KIE aims to get the best accreditation in order to support its graduates by global recognition of certificates worldwide.


A trip to India was one of the craziest experiences I have had in any country. I was one of the delegates from several countries to participate in the International Youth Peace Festival (IYPF). One of the organizers approached me to become a part of the cultural fashion show. I went with other five representatives from China, Sri Lanka and Afghanistan and experienced the unique way of the Punjabi culture.
I was dressed in a traditional Indian wedding attire as a woman participant in my own mock wedding ceremony. I was so fascinated with the traditional Punjabi wedding dress, Lehenga, and all parts of being dressed up. How can I forget the students who did the magic of making me look like a real Indian bride. To complete the preparation, one of them painted Mehndi on my palm, a ceremonial art decorated to a bride's hands, arms and feet. These young women really did an awesome job.
And what a surprise! We were brought to a village, called Sarangpur to witness an unexpected significant event. We were welcomed by the villagers with their dance to the beat of dhol. Although the drum beats are a bit loud than normal, I did not have the slightest idea that the local men with colourful kurtas and robes, dancing with the Punjabi music could be sensational.
The wedding dress was heavy and the weather was hot. Nevertheless, the friendly smiles of the local people pumped me up to dance on the drum beats.
And then another unforgettable moment happened. It truly was a surprise to experience the Punjabi wedding ceremony, with me as one of the brides. I was paired with a good friend Siam, the groom who was a delegate from Afghanistan. We went inside a Sikh Temple, but I decided to exclude myself from the worship session. For the wedding, there's no word to describe such a tradition.
After the event, I also had time to interact with the villagers as we went around the village. The language barrier was tough since they all couldn't speak in English. But there was one thing that touched my heart ~ a girl who just kept running around me and following me wherever I go as she whispered, "I love you", and left.
The festivities are exactly what to be expected of a traditional Punjabi wedding celebration. And, I consider this an experience that is not easy to forget. Every time I travel, all I ever wanted is to immerse in the culture, and such is just the perfect way I wanted it to be.
To be a part of the Punjabi culture as a bride is a great honour. There is nothing better than to be allowed to join and experience the culture ~ the ritual, song, dance, food and dress.
Angel is a writer, blogger who hails from the Philippines. A student at the De La Salle University~College of Saint Benilde in Manila. She travels not only to enjoy her life but at times take a trip 'for a cause'. Find more of her in Treasured.


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Interview with Susie Marshall, 29 October 1991
Lisa K. Speer
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Q: Transactions in GreenDao I'm using GreenDao to store a lot of data, coming from a REST service.
A lot of my entities are connected with relations.
Everything works great, but tomorrow I have to implement a rocksolid workflow.
When I load my data I have to check if an error occurs.
If so, I have to make sure nothing is stored in the SQLite DB.
Normally I would work with transactions and rollback in case of an exception,
otherwise commit to the db.
For now I just use insertordelete to save an entity, everytime I created an object.
What would be the way to implement this?

A: On inserts and updates Greendao checks if there is a ongoing transaction. If that is the case greendao will not start a new transaction.
So the only thing to do is to start a transaction on your database and commit/rollback after your work is done or you notice an error. All inserts and updates will be in the same transaction which has benefits concerning data consistency and also on performance, since greendao will start new transactions with commit/rollback for every insert and update operation.
Summarized you can use code like this:
SQLiteDatabase db = dao.getDatabase();
db.beginTransaction();

try {
    // do all your inserts and so on here.
    db.setTransactionSuccessful();
} catch (Exception ex) {
} finally {
    db.endTransaction();
}

I also tweaked my greendao a bit so that it doesn't cache inserted objects to get further performance and memoryusage benefits (since I insert a lot of data once and I only use very few data during runtime depending on user input). See this post.


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package com.google.devtools.build.skydoc.fakebuildapi.apple;

import com.google.common.collect.ImmutableMap;
import com.google.devtools.build.lib.starlarkbuildapi.FileApi;
import com.google.devtools.build.lib.starlarkbuildapi.SplitTransitionProviderApi;
import com.google.devtools.build.lib.starlarkbuildapi.StarlarkRuleContextApi;
import com.google.devtools.build.lib.starlarkbuildapi.apple.AppleCommonApi;
import com.google.devtools.build.lib.starlarkbuildapi.apple.AppleDynamicFrameworkInfoApi;
import com.google.devtools.build.lib.starlarkbuildapi.apple.ApplePlatformApi;
import com.google.devtools.build.lib.starlarkbuildapi.apple.AppleStaticLibraryInfoApi.AppleStaticLibraryInfoProvider;
import com.google.devtools.build.lib.starlarkbuildapi.apple.AppleToolchainApi;
import com.google.devtools.build.lib.starlarkbuildapi.apple.DottedVersionApi;
import com.google.devtools.build.lib.starlarkbuildapi.apple.ObjcProviderApi;
import com.google.devtools.build.lib.starlarkbuildapi.apple.XcodeConfigInfoApi;
import com.google.devtools.build.lib.starlarkbuildapi.core.ProviderApi;
import com.google.devtools.build.lib.starlarkbuildapi.core.StructApi;
import com.google.devtools.build.lib.starlarkbuildapi.platform.ConstraintValueInfoApi;
import com.google.devtools.build.skydoc.fakebuildapi.FakeProviderApi;
import com.google.devtools.build.skydoc.fakebuildapi.FakeSplitTransitionProvider;
import com.google.devtools.build.skydoc.fakebuildapi.FakeStructApi;
import com.google.devtools.build.skydoc.fakebuildapi.apple.FakeAppleStaticLibraryInfo.FakeAppleStaticLibraryInfoProvider;
import net.starlark.java.eval.Dict;
import net.starlark.java.eval.Sequence;
import net.starlark.java.eval.StarlarkInt;
import net.starlark.java.eval.StarlarkThread;

/** Fake implementation of {@link AppleCommonApi}. */
public class FakeAppleCommon
    implements AppleCommonApi<
        FileApi,
        ConstraintValueInfoApi,
        StarlarkRuleContextApi<ConstraintValueInfoApi>,
        ObjcProviderApi<?>,
        XcodeConfigInfoApi<?, ?>,
        ApplePlatformApi> {

  @Override
  public AppleToolchainApi<?> getAppleToolchain() {
    return new FakeAppleToolchain();
  }

  @Override
  public StructApi getPlatformTypeStruct() {
    return new FakeStructApi(
        ImmutableMap.of(
            "ios", "ios",
            "macos", "macos",
            "tvos", "tvos",
            "watchos", "watchos"));
  }

  @Override
  public StructApi getPlatformStruct() {
    return new FakeStructApi(
        new ImmutableMap.Builder<String, Object>()
            .put("ios_device", "ios_device")
            .put("ios_simulator", "ios_simulator")
            .put("macos", "macos")
            .put("tvos_device", "tvos_device")
            .put("tvos_simulator", "tvos_simulator")
            .put("watchos_device", "watchos_device")
            .put("watchos_simulator", "watchos_simulator")
            .build());
  }

  @Override
  public ProviderApi getXcodeVersionPropertiesConstructor() {
    return new FakeProviderApi("XcodeProperties");
  }

  @Override
  public ProviderApi getXcodeVersionConfigConstructor() {
    return new FakeProviderApi("XcodeVersionConfig");
  }

  @Override
  public ProviderApi getObjcProviderConstructor() {
    return new FakeProviderApi("objc");
  }

  @Override
  public ProviderApi getAppleDynamicFrameworkConstructor() {
    return new FakeProviderApi("AppleDynamicFramework");
  }

  @Override
  public ProviderApi getAppleDylibBinaryConstructor() {
    return new FakeProviderApi("AppleDylibBinary");
  }

  @Override
  public ProviderApi getAppleExecutableBinaryConstructor() {
    return new FakeProviderApi("AppleExecutableBinary");
  }

  @Override
  public AppleStaticLibraryInfoProvider<?, ?> getAppleStaticLibraryProvider() {
    return new FakeAppleStaticLibraryInfoProvider();
  }

  @Override
  public ProviderApi getAppleDebugOutputsConstructor() {
    return new FakeProviderApi("AppleDebugOutputs");
  }

  @Override
  public ProviderApi getAppleLoadableBundleBinaryConstructor() {
    return new FakeProviderApi("AppleLoadableBundleBinary");
  }

  @Override
  public SplitTransitionProviderApi getMultiArchSplitProvider() {
    return new FakeSplitTransitionProvider();
  }

  @Override
  public StructApi linkMultiArchBinary(
      StarlarkRuleContextApi<ConstraintValueInfoApi> starlarkRuleContext,
      Sequence<?> extraLinkopts,
      Sequence<?> extraLinkInputs,
      StarlarkInt stamp,
      Boolean shouldLipo,
      StarlarkThread thread) {
    return new FakeStructApi();
  }

  @Override
  public DottedVersionApi<?> dottedVersion(String version) {
    return new FakeDottedVersion();
  }

  @Override
  public AppleDynamicFrameworkInfoApi<?> newDynamicFrameworkProvider(
      Object dylibBinary,
      ObjcProviderApi<?> depsObjcProvider,
      Object dynamicFrameworkDirs,
      Object dynamicFrameworkFiles) {
    return new FakeAppleDynamicFrameworkInfo();
  }

  @Override
  public ObjcProviderApi<?> newObjcProvider(
      Boolean usesSwift, Dict<String, Object> kwargs, StarlarkThread thread) {
    return new FakeObjcProvider();
  }

  @Override
  public ImmutableMap<String, String> getTargetAppleEnvironment(
      XcodeConfigInfoApi<?, ?> xcodeConfig, ApplePlatformApi platform) {
    return ImmutableMap.of();
  }

  @Override
  public ImmutableMap<String, String> getAppleHostSystemEnv(XcodeConfigInfoApi<?, ?> xcodeConfig) {
    return ImmutableMap.of();
  }
}