This is limited edition only available in spring and summer season.
This Matcha bowl features one of the quintessential and well-loved works by Hokusai Katsushika (1760 - 1849). It is said that Hokusai is the most famous UKIYOE Japanese woodblock print artist and influenced the impressionist painters such as Vincent van Gogh. NAMIURA on this Matcha bowl is painted exquisitely and precisely and recalls Hokusai's UKIYOE work faithfully.
This image is remarkable because Mt. Fuji, which should essentially be grandly and exquisitely painted, is painted small at the middle of the painting, and the great waves and ships rocked by the billowing sea are painted dynamically and vividly. The contrast of waves and silence of Mt. Fuji, and the contrast brought by perspective, create much visual interest.
This Matcha bowl is modest with a refined white color, created by the traditional technique called KOBIKI. The bowl is coated with glaze made from white clay and referred to as SHIROGESHOH, which means to create beauty through the use of makeup, because of its graceful and beautiful atmosphere.
The powerful wave, painted in navy blue, Mt. Fuji colored in pale blue, and the drifting ship in brown color on the SHIROGESYOH white surface are well-balanced. A cloud, painted in gold-colored pigment, which is not ostentatious, but courtly, brings a noble atmosphere.
The patches of orange, known as GOHONDE, are created by a traditional glazing technique that creates colorful patches of orange on the surface of the inside or outside. GOHONDE adds warmth to the atmosphere of the work. It is impossible to fully control the contrasting density of GOHONDE, so that GOHONDE is quite different in each work.
The rim is slightly flared, which emphasizes the dynamic impression of Mt. Fuji and the waves, and its form and size fit into both hands when drinking Matcha. Would you enjoy high quality Japanese tea and the most famous UKIYOE of Hokusai with this fine Matcha bowl?
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Kagetsu Hara was born in Kyoto in 1971. He is known for his mastery of a wide range of traditional ceramic techniques. He won awards for competitions in Kyoto Prefecture.
He studied and worked under his father, Kiyokazu Hara. Many of his works feature some traditional technique such as MISHIMA, HAKEME, KOBIKI, and so on, which are taken over from his father. His representative delicate techniques receive a high evaluation.
- It is best to wash this item using only tepid water or mild chlorine-free dish washing detergent.
- If necessary, you may occasionally use a chlorine detergent.
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responsibility to the animals we pursue to make a clean shot, and that responsibility begins with knowing the true range of any animal we set our sights on." As quoted by the Plano Synergy Vice President of Marketing, Pete Angle. A valid and significant point that all hunters should adhere to as best as possible.
The Halo XL has a range of up to 450 yards to reflective target and powerful 6x magnification with a precision of -/+ 1 yard. Two scan modes allow for either static or constant ranging. When using the Angle Intelligence Technology (AiTM), it is capable of detecting slopes within its 450-yard range. Unfortunately, this model does have issues regarding the display with many users reporting having difficulties reading it while in low light conditions.
With its two button operation; an on/off and a mode feature button, this finder is extremely easy to utilize, and the functionality is intuitive. It's robust molded plastic exterior with hand grips, feels comfortable and at merely 3 ounces, incredibly light. Definitely a plus for hunters, bow archers, etc. you could throw this in with your kit, and it won't weigh you down, nor will it be likely to break. With an all black outer casing, it won't stand-out when in use.
A decent rangefinder for the price that has received a lot of positive reviews from golfers, and hunters alike. It is extremely lightweight and fits well in the hand though it is a little on the large size compared to its weight. Although they have included a wrist strap, which you could replace for a lanyard if you wished, it sadly, doesn't come with a case which is a shame, definitely something to consider purchasing along with the rangefinder.With its simple functionality and quiet operation, it does give accurate, acceptable results that make it worth the purchase price. A good entry level rangefinder, though not one that would necessarily suit a tournament player where crystal clear, easy to read display and more features may be required.
With its simple functionality and quiet operation, it does give accurate, acceptable results that make it worth the purchase price. A good entry level rangefinder, though not one that would necessarily suit a tournament player where crystal clear, easy to read display and more features may be required.


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Q: How to Style Material UI Select Popup? I have the following react select component working correctly except I'd like different background colors and fonts for the select options.

Select Code
<TextField
  fullWidth
  select
  size="small"
  name="trigger"
  value={thisTrigger}
  onChange={(selectedOption) => {
    doSetTrigger(selectedOption);
  }}
  InputProps={{disableUnderline: true}}
>
  {triggers.map((trigger, index) => (
    <MenuItem
      key={index}
      value={index}
    >
      {trigger.ENDPOINT}
    </MenuItem>
  ))}
</TextField>

and I've tried every which way I can think of to style it - this was my latest attempt
root: {
    'background': 'linear-gradient(#F0F0FA, #F0F0FA)',
    'height': '100vh',
    'width': '100%',
    'position': 'relative',
    '& .MuiList-padding': {
      'borderRadius': '10px',
      'background': 'white',
      'color': '#001C32',
      'fontWeight': 400,
      'fontFamily': '"Manrope", "Roboto", "Arial", "sans-serif"',
      'lineHeight': '1.5',
      'fontSize': '1em',
    },
  },

Which surprised me when it didn't work, because I can add a background color to .MuiList-padding in the browser dev tools, and it works!
I must be missing something; any suggestions are welcome!

A: I think you want this
MenuProps={{ classes: { list: classes.menu } }}

Codesandbox: https://codesandbox.io/s/peaceful-kare-c815b?file=/src/App.js

A: The MenuProps suggestion from @Nisharg didn't quite work for me, unfortunately. It came oh so close, though. And it gave me enough to find a solution. Below is what worked for me:
                  <TextField
                    fullWidth
                    select
                    size="small"
                    name="trigger"
                    value={thisTrigger}
                    onChange={(selectedOption) => {
                      doSetTrigger(selectedOption);
                    }}
                    InputProps={{disableUnderline: true}}
                    SelectProps={{
                      MenuProps: {
                        classes: {paper: classes.cmdSelect},
                      },
                    }}
                  >
                    {triggers.map((trigger, index) => (
                      <MenuItem
                        key={index}
                        value={index}
                      >
                        {trigger.ENDPOINT}
                      </MenuItem>
                    ))}
                  </TextField>

Where classes.cmdSelect looks like this:
  cmdSelect: {
    '& ul': {
      backgroundColor: '#FFFFFF',
    },
  },

Boom!

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Our Hostel is located in North Wales, just on the edge of the Snowdonia Nationalpark. Our bunkroom is popular with friends, families and individuals alike.
If you are looking for a budget friendly base for your adventures in Snowdonia or if you are looking for an accommodation after finishing the Three Peaks Challenge with bespoke beds, curtains for privacy, cosy bedding and comfy mattresses this is the perfect place to rest your head.
Staying with us doesn't just mean a place to rest your head - all our prices are inclusive of breakfast. The cooked breakfast is the perfect fuel for your daily adventure. How about a yummy packed lunch for a picnic on the mountains? If you would like to have dinner with us as well, we offer a home-cooked two-course meal. This needs to be booked in advance, preferably at the time of booking your accommodation.
We have done several chalet seasons and are running the accommodation side of Lodge Dinorwig along the same lines. This way you can enjoy your holiday and focus on your daily activities without worrying about who is doing the washing up tonight.
You can book individual beds or hire the bunk room for exclusive use. We can accommodate up to 14 people.
Showers for non-residents are charged at £2.00.
Check-In is available from 3pm, check-out is at 11am. While just hostel guests have access to the bed room, there will be other guests at the premises when the Cafe is open.


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Q: append data retrieved from API for loop to array I'm having issues using a for loop to append data retrieved from an API to an array. I am attempting to use the array to dequeue cells in a tableview. I edited the question to comply with the answer provided but received errors at numberofrowsinsection (placed integer to check for more errors) and cellforrowat.
This is code in the view controller:
  class BusinessesViewController: UIViewController, UITableViewDataSource, UITableViewDelegate {

var businesses: [Business] = []

@IBOutlet weak var tableView: UITableView!
override func viewDidLoad() {
    super.viewDidLoad()
    Business.searchWithTerm(term: "Restaurants", sort: .distance, categories: nil) { (businesses, error) in
        self.businesses = businesses!

    }
    self.tableView.reloadData()
}

override func didReceiveMemoryWarning() {
    super.didReceiveMemoryWarning()
    // Dispose of any resources that can be recreated.
}
func tableView(_ tableView: UITableView, numberOfRowsInSection section: Int) -> Int {
     return businesses.count

}

func tableView(_ tableView: UITableView, cellForRowAt indexPath: IndexPath) -> UITableViewCell {
    let cell = tableView.dequeueReusableCell(withIdentifier: "Business") as! SelectTableViewCell
    let business = businesses[indexPath.row]
    cell.BusinessName.text = business.name

    return cell
}

}

this is current console printout returned
["sort_by": distance, "open_now": 0, "term": Restaurants, "location": 37.785771,-122.406165]
Optional([<Decided.Business: 0x600000123520>, <Decided.Business: 0x600000123700>, <Decided.Business: 0x600000123c00>, <Decided.Business: 0x600000123ca0>, <Decided.Business: 0x600000123b60>, <Decided.Business: 0x604000124060>, <Decided.Business: 0x6040001241a0>, <Decided.Business: 0x604000124240>, <Decided.Business: 0x6040001244c0>, <Decided.Business: 0x604000124560>, <Decided.Business: 0x604000124600>, <Decided.Business: 0x600000123f20>, <Decided.Business: 0x6040001246a0>, <Decided.Business: 0x604000124740>, <Decided.Business: 0x6040001247e0>, <Decided.Business: 0x604000124880>, <Decided.Business: 0x600000124240>, <Decided.Business: 0x6000001242e0>, <Decided.Business: 0x600000124380>, <Decided.Business: 0x6000001244c0>])

This is the model I am using:
import UIKit

class Business: NSObject {
let name: String?
let address: String?
let imageURL: URL?
let categories: String?
let distance: String?
let ratingImage: UIImage?
let reviewCount: NSNumber?

init(dictionary: NSDictionary) {
    name = dictionary["name"] as? String

    let imageURLString = dictionary["image_url"] as? String
    if imageURLString != nil {
        imageURL = URL(string: imageURLString!)
    } else {
        imageURL = nil
    }

    let location = dictionary["location"] as? NSDictionary
    var address = ""
    if location != nil {
        let addressArray = location!["display_address"] as? NSArray
        if addressArray != nil {
            if addressArray!.count > 0 {
                address = addressArray![0] as! String
            }
            if addressArray!.count > 1 {
                address += ", " + (addressArray![1] as! String)
            }
        }
    }
    self.address = address

    let categoriesArray = dictionary["categories"] as? [NSDictionary]
    if categoriesArray != nil {
        var categoryNames = [String]()
        for category in categoriesArray! {
            let categoryName = category["title"] as! String
            categoryNames.append(categoryName)
        }
        categories = categoryNames.joined(separator: ", ")
    } else {
        categories = nil
    }

    let distanceMeters = dictionary["distance"] as? NSNumber
    if distanceMeters != nil {
        let milesPerMeter = 0.000621371
        distance = String(format: "%.2f mi", milesPerMeter * distanceMeters!.doubleValue)
    } else {
        distance = nil
    }

    let rating = dictionary["rating"] as? Double
    if rating != nil {
        switch rating {
            case 1:
                self.ratingImage = UIImage(named: "stars_1")
                break
            case 1.5:
                self.ratingImage = UIImage(named: "stars_1half")
                break
            case 2:
                self.ratingImage = UIImage(named: "stars_2")
                break
            case 2.5:
                self.ratingImage = UIImage(named: "stars_2half")
                break
            case 3:
                self.ratingImage = UIImage(named: "stars_3")
                break
            case 3.5:
                self.ratingImage = UIImage(named: "stars_3half")
                break
            case 4:
                self.ratingImage = UIImage(named: "stars_4")
                break
            case 4.5:
                self.ratingImage = UIImage(named: "stars_4half")
                break
            case 5:
                self.ratingImage = UIImage(named: "stars_5")
                break
            default:
                self.ratingImage = UIImage(named: "stars_0")
                break
        }
    } else {
        self.ratingImage = UIImage(named: "stars_0")
    }

    reviewCount = dictionary["review_count"] as? NSNumber
}

class func businesses(array: [NSDictionary]) -> [Business] {
    var businesses = [Business]()
    for dictionary in array {
        let business = Business(dictionary: dictionary)
        businesses.append(business)
    }
    return businesses
}

class func searchWithTerm(term: String, completion: @escaping ([Business]?, Error?) -> Void) {
    _ = YelpClient.sharedInstance.searchWithTerm(term, completion: completion)
}

class func searchWithTerm(term: String, sort: YelpSortMode?, categories: [String]?, completion: @escaping ([Business]?, Error?) -> Void) -> Void {
    _ = YelpClient.sharedInstance.searchWithTerm(term, sort: sort, categories: categories, openNow: false, completion: completion)
}
}

A: Your main mistake is that you are declaring Names as a String.
After appending Hot Dog Stand the table view is creating 13 cells because the string has 13 characters which is returned in numberOfRows.
You probably want
 Business.searchWithTerm(term: "Restaurants", sort: .distance, categories: nil) { (businesses, error) in
       if let error = error { print(error); return }
       self.businesses = businesses!
       DispatchQueue.main.async {
           self.tableView.reloadData()
       }
 }

func tableView(_ tableView: UITableView, numberOfRowsInSection section: Int) -> Int {
    return businesses.count
}

func tableView(_ tableView: UITableView, cellForRowAt indexPath: IndexPath) -> UITableViewCell {
    let cell = tableView.dequeueReusableCell(withIdentifier: "Business") as! SelectTableViewCell
    let business = businesses[indexPath.row]
    cell.BusinessName.text = business.name

    return cell
}

and delete the Names property


I got a world tech toys stryker drone which was doa. I just want to make it fly and later down the road add fpv. I know I need 4 motors and 4 speed controls. Here is a list of what I have.
I have never owned or used a quad so what else do I need to make this work? Please keep it on the cheap side cause I'm not interested in cameras or fpv until I learn if I like this or can even fly one. Thanks in advance!
You will need a receiver that puts out S-BUS or I-BUS data (like this one https://www.banggood.com/IRangeX-Fl...-p-1304526.html?rmmds=search&cur_warehouse=CN ) and a flight controller to make sense of that data and combine it with it's onboard sensors to give the command info to the 4 ESCs you have.
Best option here is an All-in-One flight controller which includes the power distribution to the 4 ESCs.
That will get your quad flying, assuming all the other bits you have are working - it will also fully support the addition of a camera and transmitter. It's includes a current sensor to measure how much you are drawing from your battery and the chipset to provide an onscreen display of information in your video transmission if you add FTP.
A little bit of advice.
With the bits your buying you are basically starting again so that's what I would do, start again.
I presume you've had a refund for the dead one, just throw it in a box and forget about it.
If youre now buying the separate bits you can make something decent and worth spending money on and have fun doing it.
Don't waste money replacing all the bits on a $50 quad, it will only ever be a $50 quad.
Thanks everyone! I think that's what I'll do. Get a frame, pdb, fc, receiver, and the motors and esc's I have will actually get me a larger quad. If I want a good one I'll just piece it together instead of fixing this cheapy to fly.
Remember the all in one means that the FC and PDB are all on one integrated board.
I would suggest getting a Gremlin kit. Decently priced, all parts matched and tested to be a good reliable kit if properly built and you probably wont have to wait half the summer for all the parts to arrive.
I don't know the luck of others but I've ordered from Banggood twice and both times I got stuff that was junk. An esc for my truck which wouldnt even turn on and a 1806 motor which caught my power pod on fire the moment I hooked the ESC to the battery. Esc is working perfect with my mini scout. I won't be buying from them again. On eBay I always filter for U.S. only.
I've had no issue with the quality of stuff from BangGood personally. The length of delivery, yes, but I receive exactly what I've ordered and not had even one item arrive DOA.
Or go here and watch for a good deal on what type of quad you want. Having a first quad that is scratch built and programing can be overwhelming, where a decent quad set up ready to go and learn the ins and outs as you fly doing repairs.
I would stay well clear of used multirotors, you will more than likely be taking on someone else's problems. A far harder journey than starting fresh.
There is a lot of merit in the suggestion starting fresh trying to program fcs etc is going to be full on but in my opinion with your rc background it won't be so difficult and it's definitely the best and quickest way to learn. With forum help it won't be an issue just choose popular equipment.
I once bought a proper racing quad from alliedexpress that had everything except radio for around $30.
Banggood is very good, I know you've had issues in the past but remember banggood is just a Chinese Amazon, it's just a portal for thousands of sellers.
My experience has been full refunds, replacement items etc, yes they ask for proof by video or pictures but that's understandable imho, I've never had to send anything back.
I wont use banggood because they steal others products, reverse engineer them, then reproduce crap versions.
Wasnt too far back the stole the FT punjet and made a brittle pos version of that.
Cant get with that in any way shape or form.
I have had very good experiences buying 2 quads off of RCG plus many other things and got one heck of a deal, plugged in batteries and flew. I personally would not be afraid of buying another quad off of there check the members trading rating ask questions and carry on.
I won't use them for that reason either - my dad bought some motors off of them and had issues with the shipping and with the winding of the motors; on one of them, it looked like someone had hand wound the wiring and did it loosely. On another, they had burrs on the prop shaft, which kept screwing up the M5 nuts we were putting on; we ended up having to run a tap on it to clean up the threads.
I know some of this can happen with any company, but on these knockoffs? I'm sorry, I'll buy my stuff through GetFPV or RMRC or Aloft or any of the other quad companies doing mail order in the U.S. Sure, the stuff may be made overseas, but if there's a problem, those companies take care of me.


Our Reproductive Management Intern, hailing from Burnt Hills, NY, is Olivia Burnetter. This New York native did not grow up in the dairy industry, but quickly took it upon herself to become immersed at dairies nearby. Currently, she is earning her final 12 credits at SUNY Cobleskill to finish her undergraduate degree in Animal Science.
Burnetter has separated herself from her peers by her ability to speak Spanish, a skill that she hopes to make even stronger throughout the summer. As a Reproductive Management intern, Burnetter will be working with synchronization programs and protocols, heat detection systems, and A.I. technicians on several farms in Arizona. Her internship involves working in conjunction with technicians, tech team leads and district sales managers within her area. Her Spanish speaking skills within this geographic area will serve as a valuable asset as she continues to learn about reproductive management with us in Arizona.
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West Lancashire Council
Brothers face eviction from family home after mum's sudden death
The family have lived in the house for 63 years but have now been asked to leave
Jamie LopezSenior Reporter
Charlotte Hadfield
Andrew Brogan faces eviction from his council house (Image: UGC TMY)
Two brothers fear they will be evicted from their council home at Christmas weeks after their mum's sudden death.
Sean and Andrew Brogan said they have been served with a 'notice to quit' asking them to leave their lifelong home in Up Holland, near Skelmersdale, because mum Jacqueline was the only named tenant on the property.
Jacqueline suffered a catastrophic heart attack at the Alma Road property on November 14 with Sean spending 45 minutes working alongside a community first responder to try and save her life, Lancs Live reports.
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Jacqueline was sadly pronounced dead in hospital a short time later, just 18 months after her husband Anthony lost his life to Covid-19.
Jacqueline had also suffered with long covid and Sean, who works in IT for a legal firm, moved in to help look after both her and Andrew, 31, who has Asperger's Syndrome.
However, during that time Sean said they did not get round to updating the details of the tenancy, meaning only Jacqueline was named on the agreement with the council.
After contacting the local authority in the week after her death, the brothers claim they were soon served with the 'notice to quit' which asked them to leave by December 26.
Although a 'notice to quit' does not mean that the family must leave on that date, it effectively ends their tenancy from then and means the council can begin the formal eviction process through the courts.
The family have lived in their home since 1958 and Andrew's condition means he struggles in situations and environments he is not familiar with.
His brother and sisters - Sean, Kirsty Kerrigan and Ann-Marie Jones - said an alternative two-bed flat has been offered but they fear his mental and physical health will suffer dramatically if he is forced to move elsewhere.
It will also mean there is no extra bedroom for the carer who stays with the family three nightS a week to assist with the care work done by Andrew's siblings,
One of the few tasks Andrew is able to do independently is walk the dog but they fear pets will not be allowed at a flat, while he himself would not feel safe walking along in an unfamiliar area.
Sean said the siblings had been unable to mentally process their mum's death as the battle for the house started so quickly.
He said: "We've not had a chance to grieve. We've been fighting, speaking to all kinds of people trying to get some help.
"The problem is it's a three-bed house in a highly desirable area so they probably think they can move us out and get another family in.
"We're in a position where we can pay the rent, we've always paid the rent on time.
"The house already has a wet room because my parents were in ailing health. My brother uses that because he feels safer there."
He added: "I find it disgusting."
The family has been in the home for six decades, with Andrew knowing it as his only home.
He attended St Thomas the Martyr CoE Primary School in Up Holland before moving to Abraham Guest High School in Wigan.
Since then, he has spent some time in college and some time volunteering at Scope in Wigan.
However, he is unable to cook or wash himself alone and is dependent on the care of Sean, his social workers and sister Kirsty who is registered as his carer and visits every day.
Kirsty Kerrigan said her main worry is how any move to somewhere new would affect him.
She said: "It's fact of keeping him in his routine, in familiar surroundings.
"After mum died, because it was at home and it was so traumatic, he came to stay with me and my husband.
"Even though he was with people he knew, he found it difficult and he completely stopped eating."
The family has launched a petition calling on the council to reconsider its decision and has gained the support of almost 1,000 people in a matter of days.
They are now hoping that the decision to issue the notice can be reversed.
Cllr David Whittington, who represents the Parbold ward where Ann-Marie lives, has been speaking with the family and hopes resolution is possible.
He said: "Obviously the council has its governing succession, you can't have a situation where a council property can be passed from one generation to the next indefinitely irrespective of the needs of the persons involved.
"We have rules and these rules are being applied to this situation. The right to remain in the property for Andrew doesn't actually exist according to the council.
"But the council does take into account disabilities when looking at these things, particularly if adaptations have been made to the house."
Cllr Whittington said that while David's GP and social workers have already written to the council, he believes they will do so again in more detail and more forcefully to explain why Andrew would benefit from remaining in the house.
He also believes that although the wet room wasn't originally installed for Andrew, this could be seen as a reason to allow them to stay.
Cllr Whittington added: "At the end of the day, we have someone who is living in a property. If you move him, it's likely going to be a specialised property and then someone who needs that property is not going to have that option to be rehoused.
"It isn't as simple as the fact that you gain a three-bed property because you also lose a specialist property that could be really needed."
A spokesperson for the council said: "West Lancashire Borough Council are aware of Mr Brogan's circumstances and the council's Tenancy Services Team have been working with Mr Brogan and his family to come to a solution on his housing situation.
"We are sorry to hear that Mr Brogan's family think that the Council staff they have spoken to have acted with a lack of dignity and respect as we always aim to deal with situations like this sensitively.
"The council allocates its properties in accordance with the Council's Allocations Policy. The Council is committed to offering applicants a choice of accommodation and will look into individual circumstances when someone is left in a property following the death of a relative.
"However, the council may not be able to meet all requests due to the level of demand or availability of accommodation within the borough. We will however, continue to work with Mr Brogan to reach a suitable outcome."
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Chelsea Clinton (l.), the daughter of former US President Bill Clinton and US Secretary of State Hillary Clinton, greets Princess Ameerah al-Taweel of Saudi Arabia during the Clinton Global Initiative in New York, September 25, 2012.
Saudi princess founds Opt4Unity to bridge cultural divides
'Saudi women have been quiet for a long, long time, and it's about time we spoke up,' says Saudi Princess Ameerah Al-Taweel.
By Caroline Preston The Chronicle of Philanthropy
Saudi Princess Ameerah Al-Taweel says she wants to use philanthropy to bridge cultural divides and prevent violence like the recent attacks on US embassies sparked by an anti-Islam video.
In New York last month for former President Bill Clinton's annual philanthropy summit, the princess spoke about her ambitions for the Alwaleed Bin Talal Foundations, where she serves as secretary general. The philanthropies are financed by her husband, Prince Alwaleed, a multibillionaire and nephew of the Saudi king. They give away at least $70 million a year in 70 countries, she said.
With $2 million in initial financing, she is starting a project called Opt4Unity, which she describes as an "uncommon table" of nonprofit leaders, business executives, and philanthropists who can tackle big problems like youth unemployment in the Middle East, agricultural development in Africa, and religious and cultural divisions.
RELATED:10 voices for change in Saudi Arabia
She says she hopes to introduce courses at 20 universities aimed at bridging cultural divides; start the first "Food University" designed to improve agricultural production; and encourage young people to take to social media for the promotion of tolerance, not violence.
Sitting on a couch in the busy lobby of the Plaza Hotel, Princess Ameerah, 28, cited the example of a young Saudi man studying in the United States who, after the embassy attacks, uploaded a video designed to educate Westerners about the Prophet Muhammad.
"He's a bridge builder whether he knows it or not," she said. "If you want to change people's ignorance about Prophet Muhammad, then teach about it. We want to have 10,000 young people uploading videos of them and how they can bridge build."
Princess Ameerah has become an outspoken advocate for women's rights, a bold step given that Saudi Arabia is one of the most restrictive countries in the world for women.
Her family's philanthropies supports entrepreneurship programs for Saudi women. After the government began to enforce a law permitting women to work in lingerie shops – over opposition from conservative clerics – the philanthropies created a course to train women in retail work.
Princess Ameerah is also backing efforts to strengthen the role of women in politics. She says she is bringing together 200 women professionals for a dinner in November to organize their voices and encourage them to speak out collectively in the media and in public.
She disputes the idea that change can only happen from the top down. "The change comes bottom up, and this is what we've seen in the Arab revolutions," she says. "Saudi women have been quiet for a long, long time, and it's about time we spoke up."
Princess Ameerah says that Saudi Arabia is hindered by its small number of nonprofits – roughly 600, she says, compared with 3,000 in Bahrain.
She'd like to see more young Saudis choose jobs with nonprofits, she says, but they often view those positions as unattractive and poorly paid. "We need to think about how we can make working in [nonprofits] appealing," she said.
The Arab Spring, she says, has had the short-term effect of constraining the work of nonprofits across the Middle East. But she hopes that when the political situations stabilize, nonprofits and philanthropies will be able to step up their work.
"People want to do good, and that will continue whether you have a dictator or a democratic government," she says.
• This article originally appeared at The Chronicle of Philanthropy.
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NTSB Recommends Propulsion Failure Alarms Following Investigation of 2010 Staten Island Ferry Accident
On May 8, 2010, the ANDREW J. BARBERI passenger ferry struck the St. George terminal in Staten Island, N.Y. There were 266 people aboard the 310-foot vessel when it experienced propulsion control problems and crashed. Reportedly, crewmembers were unaware of the issue until seconds before the accident. Three people were seriously injured and 40 others suffered minor injuries.
Based on its investigation of this ferry accident, the National Transportation Safety Board (NTSB) recently announced it is recommending that all U.S. passenger vessels with controllable pitch propulsion be equipped with an alarm that will audibly and visually alert operators if the propeller fails to respond to commands. The ANDREW J. BARBERI did not have such an alarm.
The 2010 incident was not the first accident involving this particular ferry. In 2003, the ANDREW J. BARBERI struck a Staten Island pier during rush hour, killing 11 people and injuring 70 others. Following that accident, the New York City Department of Transportation Ferry Division implemented a new safety management system. As NTSB Chairman Deborah A.P. Hersman points out: "The bad news is that the Barberi experienced an unanticipated and unusual failure in its propulsion system. The good news is that no lives were lost and our investigation showed positive safety improvements following the 2003 accident…"
Victims of ferry accidents need an experienced maritime attorney on their side, as maritime law is very complex. One or more maritime statutes may apply to a case depending on the particular circumstances of the accident and whether the victim was a crewmember or passenger.
Were you hurt in a ferry accident? Contact a Boston maritime attorney today to learn about your legal rights.


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Q: Accessing data in table pointed to by foreign key I have the following query in MySQL:
select first_name, idStudent2
from `Student` join `Friend`
on `Student`.`idStudent` = `Friend`.`idStudent1`;

it gives the result
Camille   1
Emily     5
Bob       6
Bob       7
...

The result is showing the student name, and then the student-ID of a friend of that student.
The table named Student is a table of all the students in a (school) database. Friend is a unary Many-to-Many relationship on student.
Instead of the result showing the student-ID in the second column, I would like it to show the student name that corresponds to that ID.
idStudent1 and idStudent2 are foreign key pointing to the primary key of the Student table. So basically, I want a means of accessing the information in the table row that the foreign key idStudent2 points to.
The desired result would look something like this:
Camille    Trevor
Emily      Bob
Bob        James
Bob        Katrina
...

A: What you need to do is join the Student table twice. One time for Friend.idStudent1 and one time for Friend.idStudent2
select s1.first_name, s2.first_name
from Friend   f
join Student s1 on s1.idStudent = f.idStudent1
join Student s2 on s2.idStudent = f.idStudent2;

As you are joining the same table twice you need to use aliases to distinguish them. Here I've used s1 and s2 for the Student tables and f for the Friend table. Aliases also helps to keep the query short and tidy.


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Remember/Communications
Published April 11, 2020 | By Lou Martino
In Our Thoughts and Prayers….
Our friend and fellow shag club member, Jim Palmieri, is recovering from a stroke and sepsis since July. He's being treated at the University of Pennsylvania which is why you have not seen Jim and Monica at any functions in the last few months.
Jim is recovering slowly and they are still waiting on a bone marrow biopsy and heart MRI. Please pray for good test results and prayers for a great recovery. Jim and Monica are hoping to be back with us in the spring.
Cards may be sent to:
1509 Fitzwilliam Court
Our friend and fellow member, Jame Thorndyke, will be going to Duke University for 4 weeks of daily radiation treatments due to cancer.
Please keep James in your thoughts and prayers. I am sure it would lift his spirits if he heard from you during this time
James Thorndyke
4098 Fairway Dr.
We lost a great friend and great member of the ODSC last night, John Setzer. John served as a past president, vice president, board member, golf cart committee chair and helped out in numerous ways. We will miss your laugh and smile John.
No arrangements have been made at this time, but we will notify you when we receive the information.
Please keep Lori in your thoughts and prayers. Cards may be sent to:
Lori Setzer
1026 Ridgewood Drive
The arrangements for John Setzer have been finalized:
Lee Funeral Home, Hwy 90, Little River, SC http://www.dignitymemorial.com/funeral-homes/little-river-sc/lee-funeral-home/5780
In lieu of flowers, donations may be made as follows: http://www.lungevity.org/for-supporters-advocates/support-our-work
We lost a dear friend and great shag club member today, Dicky Garrenton. One of my favorite memories of Dicky is standing on the ladder at the Oyster Roast and directing the guys carrying the crates of oysters where to go to feed all of us.
There will be a Celebration of Life announced at a later date. Let's please keep Lou in our thoughts and prayers.
Lou Garrenton
607 Anne Street
The arrangements for Dicky Garrenton's Celebration have been finalized. They are:
Saturday, Feb. 26th
Fat Harold's
Bill Seymour
We lost a member and dear friend of the club, Bill Seymour. Please keep Sheila in your thoughts and prayers. Arrangements have not been made at this time.
You may send cards to:
Sheila Blazer
Sheila, we have you in our thoughts and prayers.
Last night the shag club lost a great member, Billy Powell, and I lost the love of my life. He was a past president, vice president, board member, but you probably know him best as Parade Chairman.
Arrangements have not been finalized at this time, but we will let you know.
A celebration of life will be held for Billy Powell. Information is listed below:
Friday, January 7th, 1:00 p.m.
Lee Funeral Home Chapel
11840 Highway 90, Little River, SC
Final arrangements have been made for our friend, Paulette. The funeral will be held on Sunday, November 14th at 1:00 p.m. at the Lee Funeral Home Chapel. Family will be receiving friends after the service. Fond memories and sympathies may be shared at www.leefhandcrematory.com


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ARRL ARES Section News
Community Emergency Response Team (CERT) Job Titles/Position Requirements Released
ARRL Resources
ARES® Briefs, Links
IARU Region 2 Emergency Coordinator (EMCOR) Carlos Alberto Santamaría González, CO2JC, requested that radio amateurs in the Americas (Region 2) keep specific frequencies clear to support emergency communications in Haiti following an earthquake there on August 14. Jean-Robert Gaillard, HH2JR, President of the Radio Club of Haiti, reported significant structural damage, and international news reports fear high casualties. The frequencies are: 3750 kHz, 7150 kHz, and 14330 kHz.
ARRL Emergency Preparedness & Response Assistant Ken Bailey, K1FUG, reported yesterday that Bill Hoops, K3WJH, of Southern Baptist Disaster Relief, says that World Central Kitchen, an organization founded by celebrity chef José Andrés, is providing meals in Haiti. Team Rubicon – comprised of military veterans – is also on the island. The U.S. Coast Guard is flying injured people to hospitals that are open. Southern Baptist Disaster Relief is working to gain access to provide disaster services. Hoops, in Pennsylvania, is monitoring the HF bands for related activity. As of yesterday morning, the death toll from the earthquake stood at 1,419, with another 6,900 people injured, according to Haiti's civil-defense agency.
On July 6, an evening Army Military Auxiliary Radio System (MARS) HF practice net in FEMA Region 2 (New York and New Jersey) was interrupted by several "mayday" distress calls on the channel, which is shared with the maritime service. Net control station Ron Tomo, KE2UK, immediately halted training and attempted (without success) to establish radio communication with the station in distress. Tomo then directed two other net members who heard the distress call — John Hoover, K2XU, and Wayne Gearing, K2WG — to attempt to establish communication and offer assistance.
While the other net members were attempting to contact the vessel by radio, Tomo contacted the US Coast Guard (USCG) Station at Jones Beach Island in New York, which alerted the USCG Sector Command at Long Island Sound to join the MARS operators on frequency. MARS operators remained on frequency to assist the USCG in listening for the distress call.
Several hours later, the fishing vessel Falling Star was identified as missing with 15 individuals on board, all from Honduras. Ten days later, the USCG confirmed that 10 of the passengers survived in a skiff and were rescued by a passing commercial oil tanker — the MTM Amsterdam — that spotted their small craft. Tragically, the skipper of the Falling Star died 1 day before the survivors were found, and was buried at sea. The vessel was en route from Jamaica to Guatemala when it's reported to have rolled over without warning on July 6, just before midnight.
MARS volunteers alerted the USCG to the vessel in distress several hours before the Falling Star was identified and confirmed as missing. The Jamaica Defence Force (JFD) Coast Guard collaborated with counterparts from the US, Honduras, Nicaragua, Colombia, Cuba, and the Cayman Islands in the search for the vessel. – Thanks, ARRL News Desk, Rick Lindquist, WW1ME
NEW ENGLAND ARES ACADEMY will be held in conjunction with Northeast HamXposition 2021: September 10, 11 & 12 at the Best Western hotel in Marlborough, Massachusetts, outside of Boston. The event is the ARRL New England Division Convention. From the convention's promotion: "Complementing our Saturday programming, we're pleased to host the ever-popular New England ARES Academy featuring workshops and talks aimed at getting you prepared and ready to face any emergency communications situation." The program includes: Intro to ARES, HF Propagation for Emergency Communications, Getting Started with Winlink Express, SKYWARN Refresher, Tactical Message Handling, Lessons Learned from the "Big Ones," Intro to NBEMS, and Go-kit Strategies. Please see the Northeast HamXposition website for more information.
The Radio Amateur Training Planning and Activities Committee, chaired by ARRL Idaho Section Manager Dan Marler, K7REX, will be hosting a series of presentations on the topic of "Disaster Communications, Emergency Management's Expectations of Amateur Radio." Presenters from the disaster services communities will discuss related issues. The series starts tomorrow evening at 9 PM EDT with South Carolina Emergency Management Division administrators' description and expectations of the state's AUXCOMM program for amateur radio volunteers. Presenters are Gabe Turner, South Carolina Communications Manager; Roger Mull, AUXCOMM Coordinator; and Robert Steadman, South Carolina Statewide Interoperability Coordinator (SWIC).
The series will be using the same Zoom URL, ID and password for each session: https://us02web.zoom.us/j/2128884758?pwd=eVZ6VDZDc2kwWnFDVE41QlkrV1FKQT09
Passcode: THURSDAY
The American Red Cross EmComm Training Organization (ETO) is sponsoring tomorrow's Winlink Thursday exercise with the theme of attaching brief files for transmitting via RF Winlink. Instructions for Winlink Thursday (tomorrow) are here. The series of ARC Winlink Thursday exercises have become popular.
Net Control Manager is a free, online service reported now in use by 176 groups (many affiliated with ARES) with more than 3300 nets involved. The utility is not a QSO logger, but rather a net management system used by net control stations to document various net activity focused on weather emergencies, earthquakes, fires, club meetings, bike ride support and any other logging and/or reporting for intensive communications support and management needs. A variety of reports can be created including mapping station locations and solutions. — Keith Kaiser, WA0TJT, Kansas City, MO
Tip: Here is an excellent, new 15-minute video presentation on the ARES program for new and prospective ARES participants, by ARRL Orange (California) Section Emergency Coordinator Bob Turner, W6RHK.
July 22, 2021 — Severe thunderstorms can be life-threatening, but not all severe storms are the same. Hazardous conditions range from tornadoes, large hail storms, and widespread straight-line winds called derechos, to cloud-to-ground lightning and flash flooding. Beginning this month, the National Weather Service will better convey the severity and potential impacts from thunderstorm winds and hail by adding a "damage threat" tag to Severe Thunderstorm Warnings, similar to Tornado and Flash Flood Warnings.
2022 ARRL National Convention Emergency Communications Training Track — Plan on attending the 2022 ARRL National Convention, set to take place at Orlando HamCation® on February 11 – 13. A day-long workshop on emergency communications is scheduled as one of the training tracks that will be offered as part of the National Convention program that will precede HamCation on Thursday, February 10. The training presentations will feature current protocols, techniques, and responsibilities for the modern volunteer radio operator serving partner agency and organizations.The presenters are all subject-matter experts. Topics to be covered include the ARRL National, AUXCOMM and Florida Emergency Communicator Task Books, an overview of amateur radio responses to disasters, basic voice traffic handling with hands-on voice traffic net/message transfer practice, using the ICS-213 form, Winlink's ARDOP (Amateur Radio Digital Open) and VARA protocols, and the Radio Mail Server (RMS) hybrid internet/HF radio gateway system. Registration for the National Convention Training Tracks will open later this summer.
Visit the ARRL Store for items of special interest to the ARES emergency communicator.
The 2021 ARRL Simulated Emergency Test (SET) is just ahead. The primary ARRL-sponsored national emergency exercise is designed to assess the skills and preparedness of Amateur Radio Emergency Service® (ARES®) volunteers, as well as those affiliated with other organizations involved with emergency and disaster response. The primary SET weekend is October 2-3, but Local and Section-wide exercises may take place throughout the fall. The annual SET encourages maximum participation by all amateur radio operators, partner organizations, and national, state, and local officials who typically engage in emergency or disaster response.
In addition to ARES volunteers, radio amateurs active in the National Traffic System, Radio Amateur Civil Emergency Service (RACES), SKYWARN™, Community Emergency Response Team (CERT), and a variety of other allied groups and public service-oriented radio amateurs are needed to fulfill important roles in this nationwide exercise.
The SET allows volunteers to test equipment, modes, and skills under simulated emergency conditions and scenarios. Individuals can use the time to update a "go-kit" for use during deployments and to ensure their home station's operational capability in an emergency or disaster. To get involved, contact your local ARRL Emergency Coordinator or Net Manager. Check on upcoming planned activities through local, state, or Section-wide nets.
The 2018 Camp Fire in Butte County, northern California, and the resulting evacuations of the towns of Paradise and Magalia led to the organization of neighborhood radio watch groups. The idea came from Sierra Foothills Amateur Radio Club member Alan Thompson, W6WN, a resident of Placerville along Highway 50 on the Sierra western slopes where fire danger is high. As a member of and with the cooperation and support of the El Dorado County Radio Club, the Neighborhood Radio Watch program in that county has taken off with robust enthusiasm of the county's administration. The concept has also been well-received in Butte County where the Camp Fire was and where the Dixie Fire is blazing now.
The Neighborhood Radio Watch concept integrates the use of amateur radio, GMRS (including repeaters), and scanners to monitor county fire frequencies. It is evolving into a terrific grass roots safety program that can be replicated in other areas of the country that face the risks of fast moving disaster threats. — Alan Thompson, W6WN, Public Information Officer, The El Dorado County Amateur Radio Club
Wyoming's Cloud Peak Radio and Electronics Group, CPREG, holds a weekly 2 meter training net that also serves as the county ARES net. Participation has been good this year, helped by the introduction of interesting exercises. Each month different volunteers are assigned to serve as net control, creating a group of trained operators with experience at controlling a net. If a net control misses a session, any member with a net script and net roll is invited to jump in and run the net.
Following the PACE model (Primary, Alternate, Contingency, and Emergency) plans for the net, the club repeater serves as the Primary repeater, another local repeater is the Alternate, and the Contingency frequency is 146.52 simplex.
One night it was announced, "the repeaters are out, go to the Contingency option." We had a centrally located member on alert to act as net control — a luxury we might not have for real, but a good idea for an exercise, to keep it functioning. Interest was piqued.
Recently we completed another exercise, this time without surprise because the idea was to create a tool we could all use. After calling the net on the repeater, we went to simplex following a publicized plan. The net control then called the roll. Each station was asked to note the calls of the check-ins they could copy. After the exercise, we combined the data to create a "contact matrix" indicating which receiving stations could copy which transmitting stations. The contact matrix should help in planning future 2-meter simplex operations.
Keeping the nets varied with different control operators and different exercises is one way to keep interest high. — Chris Smith, NX0E, Dayton, Wyoming
FEMA has released Shelter-in-Place Pictogram Guidance for 10 hazards and three building types. The pictograms provide clear, visual guidance to the public on shelter-in-place actions classified by both hazard and building type to ensure the public takes effective protective actions when instructed to shelter-in-place during emergencies.
The guidance provides recommended interior locations for specific hazards, additional actions for protection, and the recommended duration for staying sheltered-in-place. The 10 hazards are: Active Shooter, Chemical Hazards, Earthquake, Flooding/Flash Flooding, Hurricane, Nuclear/Radiological Hazards, Pandemic, Thunderstorm, Tornado, and Winter Storm. The three building types are: Manufactured or Mobile Home, 1- or 2-Story Buildings, and Multi-story Buildings. The shelter-in-place pictograms can be used by community partners in multiple communication channels, such as posters, websites, just-in-time social media posts and by emergency managers for Integrated Public Alert & Warning System Wireless Emergency Alerts. The Shelter-in-Place Pictogram Guidance can be downloaded.
Mark Sheppard, N7LYE, founded the Seattle (Washington) Auxiliary Communications Service (ACS) in 1993 to organize ham radio operators to assist the City's Office of Emergency Management. With his leadership the number of volunteer hams grew to 150 across the region and ACS is today an integral part of the City's Emergency Operations Center. ACS volunteers serve not just with amateur radio, but in all communications services and in important staff positions in the EOC.
Sheppard was the embodiment of public service and leadership that extended beyond amateur radio. He promoted the development of Neighborhood Emergency Communications Hubs, grassroots teams of residents who can be self-sustaining in times of need. Summers, he volunteered in wildfire responses and possessed a Red Card firefighting certification.
In 2000, Sheppard organized Comm Academy, a 2-day conference offering training for hams involved in emergency communications that drew up to 500 attendees from throughout the Pacific Northwest including Canada. In 2021, he took Comm Academy online with a team of "techies" who produced two days of streamed content and interaction. More than 1,400 hams and friends from over 40 countries generated nearly 2,000 views of the ten presentations.
A Last Call for Sheppard was conducted on the weekly Seattle ACS net. More than 50 hams and friends attended a special meeting dedicated to the sharing of memories and appreciations. — Tim Helming, WT1IM, Director, Seattle Auxiliary Communications Service
News and Views from around the ARRL Field Organization, ARES.
Sacramento Valley Section
ARES net members asked to consider serving as net control operators — Jay Ballinger, N6SAC, Sacramento Valley ARES Emergency Coordinator said "We have a dedicated, yet small, group of members who reliably perform these duties every single week. Sometimes, because of availability, our net control operators handle our weekly net more than once a month." Ballinger said, "It would be a big help if we could get more of you to join our net control ranks, and I'll make you a deal – you can participate as much or as little as you like if you at least give it a try." Here is EC Ballinger's video appeal. Here are net control tutorials from Sacramento Valley ARES: Net Control Training – 101 and Net Control Training – 102. — http://www.sacramentoares.org
Iowa Section
Third largest tornado outbreak in Iowa since records began in 1980 — Amateur Radio operators were active the week of July 11 monitoring and reporting on severe weather which produced at least 26 tornadoes across Iowa on Wednesday, July 14, 2021. Many storms produced brief touchdowns with no reported damage, but several communities received substantial damage from tornadoes with wind speeds of 100 mph (EF-1) to 145 mph (EF-3). No injuries or fatalities were reported with these storms. Emergency Coordinators are currently filing reports from counties that activated their ARES personnel.
Eastern Massachusetts Section
Boston Marathon Amateur Radio Volunteer Registration has closed. In a statement, the BAA Amateur Radio Communications Committee said, "We hope everyone has stayed safe and healthy through the COVID-19 pandemic. After last year's race was moved to a virtual-only event, we are now approaching the 125th live running of the Boston Marathon, taking place on Monday, October 11, 2021.
"Volunteering at the Marathon is a big job and we appreciate the time and effort everyone puts into it. We're happy to do what we can to make your work fun, comfortable, and effective. With respect to COVID-19 mitigations, we will do our best to answer questions but appreciate everyone's patience, flexibility, and understanding that mitigation efforts and plans remain very fluid and could change based on the state of the COVID-19 pandemic as we get closer to the fall." — Boston Marathon Communications Committee; ARRL Eastern Massachusetts Section News
Northern Florida Section
On Saturday, July 24, the Santa Rosa County ARES team in the ARRL Northern Florida Section participated in shelter training and simulation by the American Red Cross. The simulation took place at one of their primary shelters, the Milton Community Center, and involved several volunteer agencies and members of the public. The training began in one of the conference rooms where officials explained the various roles of the Red Cross and the positions that are operated within an emergency shelter. ARES team members accounted for approximately half of the audience.
Following the introduction, members were moved into the room where they would be located for a simulated activation. They setup new go-kits that included an ICOM IC-7100 transceiver, laptop, and other necessary supplies for voice and Winlink operations. The shelter has an antenna already mounted on the roof with the coax running into the room.
Once inside, Emergency Coordinator Arc Thames, W4CPD, discussed the activities that take place during an activation with the ARES team as well as with the visitors. Thames summarized documentation binders and described a typical deployment to a shelter and what it looks like for the team.
During the simulation, the Shelter Manager inserted injects (unexpected, contrived simulated problems to be solved on the fly) that they would have to relay to the "EOC." One of the team members was standing by at home to serve as the EOC radio operator. The injects varied from disorderly shelter clients to clogged toilets and flooded parking lots. For every action and event, they discussed and demonstrated filling in the proper ICS documentation to create a log of events and explained the importance of these forms.
During the simulation the team also obtained simulated shelter statistics, which were then transmitted via Winlink using a custom shelter form designed by Jon Holladay, KM4QQO.
For any visitor that came through, they were asked for their email address and then an operator demonstrated sending a message over the air using Winlink. Many were surprised at how easily it worked and how quickly they received their message. One of the new Emergency Management team members also stopped by and the operators demonstrated this functionality for him.
This simulation provided a fantastic opportunity to interface with other shelter team members, giving a better understanding of what ARES does to support them and the community. The Red Cross typically conducts these exercises at the start of hurricane season- Arc J. Thames, W4CPD, Emergency Coordinator, Santa Rosa County FL ARES, originally published in the QST NFL August 2021 issue
North Carolina Section
Mike Sprayberry has retired as North Carolina State Director of Emergency Management. On July 28, Tom Brown, N4TAB and Section Manager Marvin Hoffman, WA4NC, presented a certificate of recognition to Sprayberry for his strong and continued support for Auxcomm training and exercises during his eight years of service as State EM Director.
FEMA has released National Qualification System (NQS) Job Titles/Position Qualifications and Position Task Books (PTBs) for three CERT positions:
· CERT Chief — a volunteer who is responsible for a specific functional area within the CERT
· CERT Team Leader — a volunteer part of a CERT who directs team activities
· CERT Volunteer — a volunteer who is a part of a CERT and trains in basic disaster response skills, such as fire safety, light search and rescue, team organization and disaster medical operations
These resource typing documents will facilitate the sharing of deployable CERT positions at all jurisdictional levels. Resource typing is a key component of NIMS and enables organizations from across the country to work together during incidents of all types and sizes. Implementing NIMS resource management principles across the nation is a fundamental part of building our national preparedness.
View CERT Position Task Book. View Job Titles and Position Qualifications.
· Download the ARES Manual [PDF]
· ARES Field Resources Manual [PDF]
· ARES Standardized Training Plan Task Book [Fillable PDF]
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· ARES Plan
· ARES Group Registration
· Emergency Communications Training
The Amateur Radio Emergency Service® (ARES) consists of licensed amateurs who have voluntarily registered their qualifications and equipment, with their local ARES leadership, for communications duty in the public service when disaster strikes. Every licensed amateur, regardless of membership in ARRL or any other local or national organization is eligible to apply for membership in ARES. Training may be required or desired to participate fully in ARES. Please inquire at the local level for specific information. Because ARES is an amateur radio program, only licensed radio amateurs are eligible for membership. The possession of emergency-powered equipment is desirable, but is not a requirement for membership.
How to Get Involved in ARES: Fill out the ARES Registration form and submit it to your local Emergency Coordinator.
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ARES E-Letter for June 20, 2018
The ARRL ARES E-Letter and the ARRL Contest Update, 20 Feb 2019
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First, I started with sorting the array. I took 0th index as a pointer. I had the second pointer as 1st index. I incremented second pointer and tried to find out if the difference between values at the pointers is greater than 1. If this was the case I count the number between two pointers.
Then I incremented first pointer and repeated the process. I tried to find the greatest count of elements between pointers.


Less than two weeks 'til submissions are due!!!!
Prompting Closed! Claiming to Begin Soon!
As you know, submissions are due in 4 DAYS, on JUNE 10!!!!. This is a reminder that all submissions need to be beta read and have the appropriate header at the top. Headers should be in the body of the attached story if you are doing fic, and should be in the body of the email if you are doing art.
If you are looking for betas: We had a couple of responses to our call for betas and you can find their contact information here (LJ) and here (IJ). Additionally, you can check out the LJ community hp-betas.
Yes, that's right! Your submissions are due in 5 DAYS!!!!! We are expecting lots of wonderful submission cramming up our inbox (hpdidimod@gmail.com) on June 10! We are looking forward to it!
Hello all participants! This is just a reminder that submissions are due in less than two weeks!!!
Please either email us or comment on this post (comments are screened) to let us know how you're doing.
Early submissions make us happy happy mods. If there are any problems or if you require an extention, please tell us now, and we'll see what we can do. Submissions can be sent to hpdidimod@gmail.com. All fic and are should have the appropriate headers.
Hello from your Mods! This is just a quick check-in since there is a little more than 1 month to go before fics and art are due! We hope you are getting along okay and are excited to see all the wonderful things you are coming up with. If you are in any way concerned about finishing, Please let us know!!! Requests for extensions need to be sent to hpdidimod [at] gmail [dot] com.
1) Fic and art are due on June 10.
2) All submissions should be sent to the above email address and should come with the correct header information and should be properly coded with HTML. Fic headers should be at the top of their fic. Fics should come as an attachment. Art headers should be placed in a separate .RTF or .TXT file. Headers and art should come as attachments. Headers are below!
3) All fics must be beta-read for SPaG.
Don't forget that you can refer to the Rules & Guidelines if you have any questions. Additionally, we have screened the comments for this post, so feel free to ask questions here, as well.
I'm also pleased that most everyone got their first choice!
If you don't see it anywhere, then please comment below and let us know so that we can send it out to you as quickly as possible.
Your assignments are due June 10th and we'll be checking with you in the middle of the fest to see how you're doing.
As always, if you need to drop out then please let us know as soon as possible. If you have any questions than please let us know.
The chance to claim has been extended by five days. If you'd like to claim one of the prompts available then you have until February 20th to make that decision.
We have 10 participants right now and that's a really good number for our new fest, but I think we can get a few more.
I'd like to point out a special portion of the form you fill out in the comments. We ask you to make three choices when claiming, but below that we ask for "Alternative: Own Idea." There you can make your own prompt, and as such do not need the prerequisite three prompt choices.
Please make sure that your prompts do adhere to the guidelines surrounding the fest though or we'll have to reject your entry into the fest.
Please make your claims on the claiming post.
Thanks guys, your prompts will be sent out on February 21.
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All you have to do is fill out the form below and then post it in a comment to this post. This isn't exactly an anonymous fest, but, for the sake of mystery, we're going to screen the comments anyway.
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Please refer to the PROMPT PAGE for the individual prompts and their corresponding numbers.
Thank you to all who prompted. There are some awesome prompts submitted! Prompt claiming will start ASAP! For your reference, here are the submitted prompts for the DIDI Fest!
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hp_didi_fest - A Harry Potter slash festival where fan-writers and fan-artists can come together and share their love of fics and art featuring characters suffering from, recovering from, dealing with, or simply living with Disfigurement, Injury, Disability, and/or Illness.


Poll Conclusion: Are You Going to Vote This Year?
The 'Janta' has spoken! The results for the "Are you going yo vote this year poll?" are out!
Out of a total of 22 voters, a whopping 81% voted for voting in the Loksabha elections this year!
Only a mere 4 guys were against voting for the elections!
By conducting this poll, I have once again confirmed to myself that the people of the country are keen on exercising their fundamental rights and want to select good leaders who will make India advance on the path of progress!
Let us hope that the elected representatives do the same thing!
← They are after Bloggers now….RUN!!!!
Why don't you start a poll on which alliance will win ?
UPA or NDA or Third front ?
would like to know the results ?


These colorful and entertaining toys encourage prolonged blowing without sound, as well as visual tracking. Set includes a bear bubble, Rainbow bottle, magic ball pipe, and a bubble snake.
These colorful and entertaining therapy blow toys encourage prolonged blowing without sound, as well as visual tracking. Set includes a bear bubble, Rainbow bottle, magic ball pipe, and a bubble snake.


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3-й розыгрыш Кубка мира по волейболу среди женщин прошёл с 6 по 16 ноября 1981 года в Осаке (Япония) с участием 8 национальных сборных команд. Обладателем Кубка впервые стала сборная Китая.

Команды-участницы
 Япония — страна-организатор;
 СССР — олимпийский чемпион 1980 года;
 Куба — чемпион мира 1978;
 Болгария — чемпион Европы 1981;
 Китай — по итогам азиатской квалификации;
 США — чемпион Северной, Центральной Америки и Карибского бассейна 1981;
 Бразилия — чемпион Южной Америки 1981;
 Южная Корея — по приглашению ФИВБ (вместо команды Африки).

Квалификация
Отдельный квалификационный турнир к Кубку мира 1981 года был проведён в Азии. Он состоялся 18—23 марта 1981 в Гонконге с участием семи сборных команд. Победу в турнире и путёвку на Кубок мира выиграла сборная Китая.

Предварительный раунд

 18 марта: Китай — Австралия 3:0 (15:3, 15:2, 15:1); Гонконг — Сингапур 3:0 (15:13, 15:4, 15:3).
 19 марта: Китай — Сингапур 3:0 (15:1, 15:3, 15:1); Австралия — Гонконг 3:2 (19:17, 7:15, 11:15, 15:4, 15:7).
 20 марта: Австралия — Сингапур 3:1 (15:8, 15:6, 11:15, 15:2); Китай — Гонконг 3:0 (15:1, 15:3, 15:1).

Финальный раунд — Кубок Мизуно

 21 марта: Китай — Япония 3:0 (15:5, 15:10, 15:4).
 22 марта: Китай — Южная Корея 3:-.
 23 марта: Япония — Южная Корея 3:2 (17:15, 5:15, 10:15, 15:5, 15:10).

Система проведения
8 команд-участниц розыгрыша Кубка мира провели однокруговой турнир, по результатам которого определены итоговые места.

Результаты

 6 ноября: Китай — Бразилия 3:0 (15:4, 15:5, 15:3); Япония — СССР 3:0 (15:1, 15:5, 15:3); Куба — Болгария 3:1 (12:15, 16:14, 15:12, 15:5); США — Южная Корея 3:0 (15:8, 15:12, 15:6).
 8 ноября: Китай — СССР 3:0 (15:4, 16:14, 15:0); Япония — Южная Корея 3:0 (15:8, 15:11, 15:7); Куба — Бразилия 3:0 (15:6, 15:5, 15:10); США — Болгария 3:0 (15:3, 15:9, 15:3).
 10 ноября: США — Куба 3:1 (15:11, 15:5, 7:15, 15:3); Япония — Болгария 3:0 (15:1, 15:7, 15:3); СССР — Бразилия 3:0 (15:8, 15:5, 15:5); Китай — Южная Корея 3:0 (15:12, 15:9, 15:8).
 11 ноября: Китай — Болгария 3:0 (15:6, 15:3, 15:6); СССР — Южная Корея 3:0 (15:11, 15:6, 16:14); США — Бразилия 3:0 (15:4, 15:12, 15:10); Япония — Куба 3:1 (15:13, 14:16, 15:6, 15:5).
 13 ноября: США — Япония 3:2 (15:10, 11:15, 15:13, 12:15, 15:9); Южная Корея — Бразилия 3:0 (15:5, 15:6, 15:13); СССР — Болгария 3:1 (15:11, 15:11, 13:15, 15:5); Китай — Куба 3:0 (15:4, 15:13, 15:9).
 15 ноября: Китай — США 3:2 (15:8, 13:15, 15:11, 14:16, 15:6); Япония — Бразилия 3:0 (15:3, 15:10, 15:13); Южная Корея — Болгария 3:0 (15:5, 15:6, 15:3); СССР — Куба 3:0 (15:8, 16:14, 15:7).
 16 ноября: Болгария — Бразилия 3:1 (10:15, 15:8, 15:7, 15:9); Южная Корея — Куба 3:2 (11:15, 7:15, 15:10, 15:11, 15:11); СССР — США 3:0 (15:11, 15:4, 15:9); Китай — Япония 3:2 (15:8, 15:7, 12:15, 7:15, 17:15).

Итоги

Положение команд

Призёры
 : Сунь Цзиньфан, Лан Пин, Чжу Лин, Лян Янь, Чжан Жунфан, Чжоу Сяолань, Цао Хуэйин, Чжан Цзеюнь, Чжоу Луминь, Чэнь Чжаоди, Чэнь Яцион, Ян Си. Главный тренер — Юань Вэйминь.

 : М.Вако, Дзюри Ёкояма, Ю.Киносима, Риэко Мидзухара, Юко Мицуя, М.Нисикава, К.Огава, Н.Огахара, Х.Сато, Каёко Сугияма, Миёко Хиросэ, Ю.Эгами.

 : Людмила Чернышёва, Надежда Радзевич, Лидия Логинова, Татьяна Черкасова, Ирина Макогонова, Елена Ахаминова, Светлана Кунышева, Ольга Соловова, Елена Волкова, Надежда Орлова, Светлана Слепакова, Анита Гилинская. Главный тренер — Николай Карполь.

Индивидуальные призы
 MVP:  Сунь Цзиньфан
 Лучшая нападающая:  Флора Хаймэн
 Лучшая блокирующая:  Елена Ахаминова
 Лучшая на подаче:  Риэко Мидзухара
 Лучшая в защите:  Миёко Хиросэ
 Лучшая связующая:  Сунь Цзиньфан

Символическая сборная
  Рита Крокетт
  Флора Хаймэн
  Лан Пин
  Сунь Цзиньфан
  Людмила Чернышёва
  Миёко Хиросэ

Ссылки и источники

 Архив волейбольных результатов
 Волейбол. Энциклопедия/Сост. В. Л. Свиридов, О. С. Чехов. Томск: Компания «Янсон» — 2001.

Кубок мира по волейболу
1981 год в волейболе
Международные спортивные соревнования в Осаке
Ноябрь 1981 года
Спорт в Японии в 1981 году

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Protestors called today for the immediate release of all Papuan political prisoners.
Around 100 protestors demonstrated today outside the Indonesian embassy in London to call for the unconditional and immediate release of all Papuan political prisoners.
76 of the protestors were handcuffed and had their mouths taped shut to represent the 76 political prisoners currently being held in Indonesian prisons.
The protest was organized by Tapol, Survival International, Amnesty International and the Free West Papua Campaign.
According to data from Papuans Behind Bars, the number of political arrests more than doubled in 2013 compared to the previous year, and reports of torture and ill treatment of political detainees have increased. West Papua's tribal people continue to be arrested for peaceful activities and are often charged with treason or incitement, which can carry lengthy prison sentences.
A demo today in West Papua about political prisoners was dispersed by the police who fired warning shots. Two students have been arrested.
The protestors outside the Indonesian embassy were handcuffed and had their mouths taped shut.
Wiki Meaga was arrested in November 2010 while he was on the way to the funeral of a relative who had become ill after being tortured by the police. Meaga and eight other Papuans were accused of raising the banned Morning Star flag before they left their village in the Papuan highlands. It is believed that they were tortured after their arrest. Six of the men were found guilty of 'treason' and sentenced to eight years imprisonment. The fate of the other three men is unknown.
Human rights activist Peter Tatchell took part in the protest today in London.


text:
package pinger

import (
	"fmt"
	"log"
	"net"
	"runtime"
	"syscall"
	"time"
	"unsafe"

	"golang.org/x/net/icmp"
	"golang.org/x/net/ipv4"
	"golang.org/x/net/ipv6"
)

// from "golang.org/x/net/internal/iana"
const ProtocolIPv6ICMP = 58 // ICMP for IPv6
const ProtocolICMP = 1      // Internet Control Message

type EchoResponse struct {
	Peer     string
	Id       int
	Seq      int
	Received time.Time
}

func (e *EchoResponse) String() string {
	return fmt.Sprintf("Peer %s, Id: %d, Seq: %d, Recv: %s", e.Peer, e.Id, e.Seq, e.Received)
}

func (p *Pinger) v6PacketReader() {
	runtime.LockOSThread()
	if p.Debug {
		log.Printf("ipv6 listen loop starting.")
	}
	var f ipv6.ICMPFilter
	f.SetAll(true)
	f.Accept(ipv6.ICMPTypeDestinationUnreachable)
	f.Accept(ipv6.ICMPTypePacketTooBig)
	f.Accept(ipv6.ICMPTypeTimeExceeded)
	f.Accept(ipv6.ICMPTypeParameterProblem)
	f.Accept(ipv6.ICMPTypeEchoReply)
	c := ipv6.NewPacketConn(p.v6Conn)
	if err := c.SetICMPFilter(&f); err != nil {
		panic(err)
	}

	rb := make([]byte, 1500)

	var data []byte
	ipconn, ok := p.v6Conn.(*net.IPConn)
	if !ok {
		panic("connection is not IPConn")
	}
	file, err := ipconn.File()
	if err != nil {
		panic(err.Error())
	}
	defer file.Close()
	fd := file.Fd()

	var pktTime time.Time
	recvTime := syscall.Timeval{}
	for {
		n, peer, err := p.v6Conn.ReadFrom(rb)
		if err != nil {
			p.RLock()
			if !p.shutdown {
				log.Printf("go-pinger: failed to read from ipv6 socket. %s", err)
			}
			p.RUnlock()
			break
		}
		_, _, errno := syscall.Syscall(syscall.SYS_IOCTL, uintptr(fd), uintptr(syscall.SIOCGSTAMP), uintptr(unsafe.Pointer(&recvTime)))
		err = nil
		if errno != 0 {
			err = errno
		}
		if err == nil {
			pktTime = time.Unix(0, recvTime.Nano())
		} else {
			pktTime = time.Now()
		}

		rm, err := icmp.ParseMessage(ProtocolIPv6ICMP, rb[:n])
		if err != nil {
			fmt.Println(err.Error())
			continue
		}
		if rm.Type == ipv6.ICMPTypeEchoReply {
			data = rm.Body.(*icmp.Echo).Data
			if len(data) < 9 {
				log.Printf("go-pinger: invalid data payload from %s. Expected at least 9bytes got %d", peer.String(), len(data))
				continue
			}
			if p.Debug {
				log.Printf("go-pinger: recieved pkt. Peer %s, Id: %d, Seq: %d, Recv: %s\n", peer.String(), rm.Body.(*icmp.Echo).ID, rm.Body.(*icmp.Echo).Seq, pktTime.String())
			}

			// this goroutine needs to read packets from the network as fast as possible so we can get accurate timing information.
			// if the packetChan blocks, latency measurements could start to grow.  If we changed this to a non-blocking write on the
			// channel, then packets that could not be written would appear as packet loss, which is probably worse then higher latency.
			p.packetChan <- &EchoResponse{
				Peer:     peer.String(),
				Seq:      rm.Body.(*icmp.Echo).Seq,
				Id:       rm.Body.(*icmp.Echo).ID,
				Received: pktTime,
			}
		}
	}
	if p.Debug {
		log.Printf("ipv6 listen loop ended.")
	}
}

func (p *Pinger) v4PacketReader() {
	runtime.LockOSThread()
	if p.Debug {
		log.Printf("ipv4 listen loop starting.")
	}

	rb := make([]byte, 1500)

	var data []byte
	ipconn, ok := p.v4Conn.(*net.IPConn)
	if !ok {
		panic("connection is not IPConn")
	}
	file, err := ipconn.File()
	if err != nil {
		panic(err.Error())
	}
	defer file.Close()
	fd := file.Fd()

	var pktTime time.Time
	recvTime := syscall.Timeval{}
	for {
		n, peer, err := p.v4Conn.ReadFrom(rb)
		if err != nil {
			p.RLock()
			if !p.shutdown {
				log.Printf("go-pinger: failed to read from ipv4 socket. %s", err)
			}
			p.RUnlock()
			break
		}
		_, _, errno := syscall.Syscall(syscall.SYS_IOCTL, uintptr(fd), uintptr(syscall.SIOCGSTAMP), uintptr(unsafe.Pointer(&recvTime)))
		err = nil
		if errno != 0 {
			err = errno
		}
		if err == nil {
			pktTime = time.Unix(0, recvTime.Nano())
		} else {
			pktTime = time.Now()
		}

		rm, err := icmp.ParseMessage(ProtocolICMP, rb[:n])
		if err != nil {
			fmt.Println(err.Error())
			continue
		}
		if rm.Type == ipv4.ICMPTypeEchoReply {
			data = rm.Body.(*icmp.Echo).Data
			if len(data) < 9 {
				log.Printf("go-pinger: invalid data payload from %s. Expected at least 9bytes got %d", peer.String(), len(data))
				continue
			}
			if p.Debug {
				log.Printf("go-pinger: recieved pkt. Peer %s, Id: %d, Seq: %d, Recv: %s\n", peer.String(), rm.Body.(*icmp.Echo).ID, rm.Body.(*icmp.Echo).Seq, pktTime.String())
			}

			// this goroutine needs to read packets from the network as fast as possible so we can get accurate timing information.
			// if the packetChan blocks, latency measurements could start to grow.  If we changed this to a non-blocking write on the
			// channel, then packets that could not be written would appear as packet loss, which is probably worse then higher latency.
			p.packetChan <- &EchoResponse{
				Peer:     peer.String(),
				Seq:      rm.Body.(*icmp.Echo).Seq,
				Id:       rm.Body.(*icmp.Echo).ID,
				Received: pktTime,
			}
		}
	}
	if p.Debug {
		log.Printf("go-pinger: ipv6 listen loop ended.")
	}
}

func (p *Pinger) processPkt() {
	defer p.processWg.Done()
	for pkt := range p.packetChan {
		key := packetKey(pkt.Peer, pkt.Id, pkt.Seq)
		p.Lock()
		req, ok := p.inFlight[key]
		if ok {
			delete(p.inFlight, key)
		}
		if ok {
			if p.Debug {
				log.Printf("go-pinger: reply packet matches request packet. %s\n", pkt.String())
			}
			req.Received = pkt.Received
			req.WaitGroup.Done()
		} else {
			if p.Debug {
				log.Printf("go-pinger: go-pinger: unexpected echo response. %s\n", pkt.String())
			}
		}
		p.Unlock()
	}
}

redpajama_set_name: RedPajamaGithub