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Церковь Троицы Живоначальной в Наташине (Наташинская церковь) — приходской православный храм в городе Люберцы Московской области. Относится к Люберецкому благочинию Подольской епархии Русской православной церкви

История
Идея постройки в посёлке Наташино (ныне вошедшем в черту города Люберцы) собственной деревянной церкви относится к началу 1911 года. Летом 1911 года жители посёлка Наташино создали комиссию по сооружению церкви и начали сбор средств на её построение. Всего было собрано пожертвований на сумму в 6000 рублей. Проект церкви был разработан архитектором Михаилом Бугровским. В 1913 году церковь была освящена священномучеником митрополитом Московским и Коломенским Владимиром во имя Живоначальной Троицы. В советское время церковь не закрывалась, а в 1930-е осталась почти единственной действующей в своём округе. В 1977 году из-за удара молнии в церкви произошёл пожар, но церковь быстро отстроили. Когда церковь восстанавливали после пожара, заменили сгоревший купол на новый, который украсили золотыми звёздами на синем фоне. Местные жители церковь Троицы Живоначальной называют «Наташинская церковь».

Настоятели
 священник Александр Сахаров (с 1913 года)
 священник Михаил Зёрнов (1944—1945)
 священник Константин Голубев (1950—1964)
 священник Петр Трубин
 протоиерей Иоанн Прускалёв
 протоиерей Александр Ганаба (1988—1990)
 протоиерей Владимир Гамарис (1990—2002)
 иеромонах Димитрий (Новосельцев) (2002—2004)
 протоиерей Петр Иванов (с 2004 года)

Духовенство
  Протоиерей Петр Иванов
  Протоиерей Олег Матвейченко  Священник Вячеслав Зуев
  Священник Иоанн (Иван) Сипович Священник Михаил Борисов  диакон Никита Кутьенков''

Устройство
Церковь имеет крестильный храм в честь Новомучеников Российских и три престола:
 в честь Пресвятой Троицы — главный,
 в честь святителя Николая — придельный,
 в честь Новомучеников Российских.

Современная жизнь
В церкви проведены реставрационные работы. Работает церковно-приходская школа для детей и взрослых. Богослужения совершаются ежедневно утром и вечером. В штате состоят 6 священнослужителей.

Примечания

Ссылки
 Церковь Троицы Живоначальной на sobory.ru
 Церковь Троицы Живоначальной на russian-church.ru
 Свято-Троицкий храм г. Люберцы (Наташинская церковь)

Люберцы
Здания и сооружения Люберец
Люберцы
Культура Люберец
Люберцы
Люберцы
Храмы, построенные в 1913 году в России
1913 год в Московской области


I walked out to the garden the other day and noticed that my parsley was TAKING OVER! I remembered that I had posted in last week's Bargain Meal of the Week highlights a "green rice" recipe from Frugal Granola. Perfect way to use up the parsley…and the spinach…and some basil too!
I chopped up all the spinach, parsley and basil and added it to 5 cups of rice on the stove (see recipe below).
All mixed together…a HUGE batch of rice that I can use for at least 5 meals!
In large saucepan or Dutch oven, bring 12 cups of water to boil. Add 2 cups of brown rice and return to boil. Reduce heat to medium and cover. Let cook for about 30 minutes. After 30 minutes, add the 3 cups of white rice. Turn the heat back up and bring water back to boil. Reduce heat to medium and cover again. Let simmer for about 20 minutes, stirring often.
Chop spinach, parsley and basil. Add it to the cooked rice and stir through.
Add crushed garlic cloves and season with salt and pepper to taste.
Serve a portion of the rice for a meal. Let remaining rice cool while you eat. Then add it to freezer baggies or plastic containers and freeze in batches.
I like this recipe – sounds very easy. Question – how do you get your rice to come out so perfect? My rice is either over cooked or under cooked and I'm seriously contemplating getting a rice cooker.
I just did the same thing on Tuesday night. I was not sure how well rice would freeze but I thought I would give it a try. We made our own Chipolte Burritos for dinner and I made 4x as much rice. I did not have the spinach but I used our home grown cilantro and peppers and a little lemon juice.
Hello. You can buy frozen rice in the frozen vegetable section of the grocery store around here. I couldn't imagine it though since it's so easy to make your own but this just proves that you can freeze it. Thanks for the idea. Rice is a big OK for a gluten free diet and I love it. I too make a large batch and then use it for different meals. Thanks for the idea of mixing the rices since I didn't even know you could do that!
Erin, my husband is also Dominican, (coincidence!) and I own a couple of those pots you speak of. Still, once in a while, my rice comes out too mushy (which he hates). Then again, I grew up in an Italian household and mushy rice is translated as risotto! (That's my excuse – LOL) I guess its timing plus water amount.
Well, today I tried making this recipe and I used Jasmine rice instead of regular rice and guess what? It came out perfect ! I Delicious !! So glad you gave me this idea of herbs in the rice.


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Global enterprises in 2016 experienced increasingly numerous, varied and sophisticated security threats. When it comes to ICT – which is how most of today's organizations operate – the potential risks of attack are enormous. These attacks to integrated mobile devices, apps and network hardware and software can threaten not just data protection, financial stability and company reputation – but even health and safety.
I've taken a look in more detail at some current attacks types to be aware of in 2017, the risks – and, most importantly, what can be done.
Ransomware has grown massively over the past year. Some forms of ransomware systematically encrypt files on the system's hard drive, which become difficult or impossible to decrypt without paying for the encryption key – while some may simply lock the system and display messages harassing the user into paying. This can lead to not just large financial losses but massive clean-up operations.
Not only are DNS attacks steadily increasing but there's also a massive rise in new threats such as 'Slow Drip DDoS attacks'. This attack makes a victim's domains appear inaccessible through a flood of maliciously crafted, impossible-to-solve DNS lookup requests – consuming network, bandwidth and storage resources. Not only can cyber-criminals gain access to confidential data but they can also tie up network connections and cause time-outs, resulting in loss of internet service and an increase in customer complaints.
Malvertising is still a fairly new concept, but one that is highly attractive to attackers because it can easily, quickly and silently spread malware across a large number of legitimate websites – without any user action or directly compromising the sites. Malware-laden ads are injected into high-profile and reputable websites – and then seen by millions of users, even the most cautious. This could be the most deadly attack of them all – and it's growing rapidly.
These threats are quickly becoming household names, with security risks plastered across social and media channels. A breach can no longer just be swept under the carpet and disguised to consumers and clients, so what can organizations do to protect themselves?
Simply implementing more firewalls just isn't going to cut it today. As threats have become more advanced, cunning and aggressive, security technology has had to evolve to combat these issues. An aggressive, multi-layered and proactive stance is required.
This isn't to say that the basic levels of security aren't still valuable, but they just aren't enough by themselves. Security today should be a collaborative effort and what will be key is security software in layers, which learns and adapts from the other layers.
However, even these solutions still require a classification to determine if a threat is really friend or foe. This takes time (that enterprises can ill afford) so what about the truly nasty stuff that aggressively attacks networks quickly and ruthlessly? For this, security platforms need to take a paranoid stance and start to look at pure network activity patterns, base lining every user, server, switch and light bulb to learn what 'normal' is, and proactively monitor for any traffic that stands out as abnormal. Once a threatening activity is detected the threat can be isolated from the network and administrators can investigate if the threat is genuine.
Taking this one step further, teaming these User Behavior Analytics (UBA) systems with a software-defined networking solution will allow for the system to move threats instantly to an isolated network location where some productivity can continue without access to the rest of the network, helping to lower the impact of false positives.
Older versions of browsers can pose a particular hazard because they represent the first line of defense against malicious websites. However, there are various tools available that can whitelist good sites and block bad ones. Users can download anti-virus software that removes malicious software from their systems, use ad blocking software to avoid downloading malware contained in ads and implement specific internet browsers, which can alert them to malvertising campaigns. You don't just want firewalls in place; you need malware protection and intrusion protection systems as well.
Protecting against ransomware isn't only possible; it's potentially easier than other strains of malware. Preventing vulnerabilities from being exploited is an essential way to prevent attacks from being successful, so it's key to speed up the patching and remediation process. While at the same time putting better data protection and backup and recovery approaches in place not only prevents issues from affecting everyday activity, it can also make the clean-up process much easier.
Preventing vulnerabilities is also key to protecting from social engineering attacks – but no single software tool will protect everyone all the time, so again building security in layers is important. These layers can include new technology to quarantine suspected spam and phishing emails, and regular patching and updates to ensure software is as secure as it can be – as well as education and training for staff.
Finally, another additional measure is to introduce risk modelling technology: a security discipline that takes an exact model of your network – good and bad– and puts it under constant pressure to help find vulnerable attacks as fast as possible.
It's all about staying on top of the increasingly numerous, varied and sophisticated threats, and making sure your systems are equipped to prevent, respond to and recover from those attacks. Businesses need to be constantly questioning themselves in every way possible – and this is where software makes it easy to build solutions that incorporate interoperable technologies designed for today's needs, with an eye on tomorrow's, to help create a unified security platform.


An ICS team led by Professor Philip Johnson was a big winner in the 3rd University of Hawaiʻi President's Green Initiative Awards. The awards recognize student-driven sustainability projects on-campus or in the community with measurable outcomes.
Philip Johnson receives a $10,000 prize from Hawaiian Electric Light Company President Jay Ignacio and UH Community Colleges Vice President John Morton.
The Agile Power Project won a $10,000 prize provided by the Hawaiian Electric Charitable Foundation.
To achieve net zero energy, UH must install significant solar generation on the Manoa campus while maintaining grid stability. Achieving this requires data useful for creating models of the current UHM microgrid, which can then provide insight into the impact of future solar installation and other energy conservation measures (ECMs) on the UH grid. To obtain this data, UHM is currently installing building-level energy meters that collect both consumption and power quality data. The utility grade meters costs approximately $10,000 installed and are permanently attached to a building's main electrical feed. We propose to complement this effort with "agile" power quality monitoring: our meters cost $100, can be moved easily to different locations, and can assess PQ at any wall outlet location within a building, thus providing high resolution data regarding PQ effects on equipment and caused by equipment. We believe that agile PQ monitoring will provide a complementary, cost-effective means for UHM to collect the data it needs to improve power quality, identify cause and effects, and fulfill its net zero energy mandate, not just during 2018, but for years to come.
For more details, see the UH News Release.


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Our roots are in the North of England where our dedicated team hand craft each product in our modern 15,000 sq. ft. factory. The latest CNC machinery sits comfortably alongside bespoke tooling, ensuring production consistently meets our ISO 9001:2015 international Quality Certification.
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in Schools and the politics of religion and diversity in the Republic of Ireland
Chapter DOI:
https://doi.org/10.7765/9781526101143.00014
Concluding comments focus on the contradiction between new teaching contents and approaches that strive to take into account changing Irish realities and open paths for sociocultural reconfiguration and educational structures inherited from the past that privilege communal (especially religious) interests over equal rights. Political responses based on 'majority' rights at different levels are shown to be at odds with republican ideals and democratic values. The dominant political ideology in the Republic of Ireland has contributed to perpetuating communal hierarchies and widespread discrimination in the existing school system, rather than striving towards equal citizenship for all and respect for freedom of thought, conscience and religion as a basic individual human right. The conclusion finally places Irish realities and debates within the context of international debates on the place of religion in school, school segregation, secularity, human and cultural rights and intercultural education. It traces the concept of interculturalism back to Canada in particular, showing that there are striking parallels in the field of education policy between the recent history of Quebec and the current Irish situation.
https://www.manchesterhive.com/abstract/9781526101143/9781526101143.00014.xml
Schools and the politics of religion and diversity in the Republic of Ireland
Separate but equal?
Republic of Ireland; Schools; Education policy; Church/State relations; Religious/cultural diversity; National identity; Children's rights; Citizenship equality; Discrimination
Preface and acknowledgements
Chapter 1: The legacy of Catholic cultural nationalism and religious segregation
Chapter 2: Social upheavals and discourses on Irish identity
Chapter 3: Education policy and social, cultural and religious diversity
Chapter 4: Citizenship v. religion in the school curricula of the 2000s
Chapter 5: The 'national' school system
Chapter 6: Rights, segregation and discrimination
Chapter 7: Schools, ethos and inclusion
Making work more equal
A new labour market segmentation approach
Damian Grimshaw
Colette Fagan
Gail Hebson
Isabel Tavora
This book presents new theories and international empirical evidence on the state of work and employment around the world. Changes in production systems, economic conditions and regulatory conditions are posing new questions about the growing use by employers of precarious forms of work, the contradictory approaches of governments towards employment and social policy, and the ability of trade unions to improve the distribution of decent employment conditions. Designed as a tribute to the highly influential contributions of Jill Rubery, the book proposes a 'new labour market segmentation approach' for the investigation of issues of job quality, employment inequalities, and precarious work. This approach is distinctive in seeking to place the changing international patterns and experiences of labour market inequalities in the wider context of shifting gender relations, regulatory regimes and production structures.
Federalism and democratisation in Russia
Cameron Ross
Building on earlier work, this text combines theoretical perspectives with empirical work, to provide a comparative analysis of the electoral systems, party systems and governmental systems in the ethnic republics and regions of Russia. It also assesses the impact of these different institutional arrangements on democratization and federalism, moving the focus of research from the national level to the vitally important processes of institution building and democratization at the local level and to the study of federalism in Russia.
A table for one
A critical reading of singlehood, gender and time
Kinneret Lahad
"What are you waiting for?" Stop wasting your time" "You will die alone," "You will miss the train and stay on your own! ". These are just some of the questions and warnings that single women hear on an everyday basis. In a similar vein, single women are constantly being asked whether they are ''still single,'' or being bid to get married next or soon. Still, soon, ever-after, waste of time, waiting, how long, when, all these form part of the rich language of time.
Table for one is the first book to consider the profound relationship between singlehood and social time. Drawing on a wide range of cultural resources – including web columns, blogs, advice columns, popular clichés, advertisements and references from television and cinema, Kinneret Lahad challenges the conventional meaning-making processes of singlehood and Time and raises pertinent questions about how people conceptualize their lives alone and with others.
Lahad's unique approach gives us the opportunity to explore singlehood through temporal concepts such as waiting, wasting time, timeout or age and accelerated aging. Other temporal categories which are examined throughout this book as the life course, linearity and commodification of time enable a new consideration of dominant perceptions about collective clocks, schedules, and the temporal organization of social life in general. By proposing this new analytical direction, this book seeks to rework some of our common conceptions of singlehood, and presents a new theoretical arsenal with which the temporal paradigms which devalue and marginalize single women and women's subjectivies in general are reassessed and subverted.


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Q: Error connect ECONNREFUSED 127.0.0.1:8000 at try fetch to localhost:8000 in NextJs I would like to make a good query that I have not been able to solve anywhere, I need to use a plugin that prints to a thermal printer, but it throws me an error connect ECONNREFUSED 127.0.0.1:8000, first I had CORS problems and looking for it I solved it but I am left with that problem, I leave the code for more idea.
async imprimirEn(nombreImpresora) {
  const payload = {
    operaciones: this.operaciones,
    nombreImpresora,
  };
  const { data } = await axios.post(
    "/api/print/print",
    //// JSON.stringify(payload)
    payload
  );
  return data;

I had to call it this way to the next API, since it otherwise threw the cors error, so the call looked like this:
const print = nc().use(cors()).post(async (req, res) => {
  const body = req.body;
  console.log("mensaje desde nc:", body);
  const { data } = await axios.post(
    "http://localhost:8000/imprimir",
    JSON.stringify(body)
  );
  res.json(data)
});

export default print;

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Soccer: Vinyard scores four as Wildcats advance to district championship
Posted at 1:11 pm May 12, 2017
Oak Ridge senior forward Austin Vinyard (9), left, scored four goals and had one assist as the Wildcats advanced to the District 3-AAA soccer championship with a 6-0 win over Halls on Wednesday, May 10, 2017. (Photo by John Huotari/Oak Ridge Today)
Oak Ridge senior forward Austin Vinyard scored four goals and had one assist as the Wildcats advanced to the District 3-AAA soccer championship with a 6-0 semifinal win over Halls on Wednesday.
Vinyard, who signed to play soccer at Maryville College on Thursday, said he also had four goals in a game last season, but his four goals and an assist on Wednesday may be a career high.
Oak Ridge, the number one seed, will play Central, the number two seed, in the District 3-AAA championship game, which starts at 7 p.m. today (Friday, May 12) at the Oak Ridge Soccer Complex at Oak Ridge High School.
The Wildcats were undefeated in the district during the regular season, and they beat the Bobcats 2-1 on Monday, April 24. Central's only district loss during the regular season was to Oak Ridge, according to records posted on CoachT.com.
Central advanced to the District 3-AAA championship with a 4-0 win over Powell on Wednesday. Oak Ridge and Central will both advance to the Region 2-AAA championship.
The district tournament semifinal between Oak Ridge and Halls on Wednesday was scoreless through the first half, although Oak Ridge had opportunities, including some shots and headers right in front of the net. The Wildcats had a 10-5 shot advantage late in the first half, but they weren't able to convert those shots into goals.
One of the keys to the first-half shutout for Halls was Red Devils goalkeeper Hayden Crittenden. He had a series of saves and deflections, including one where he had to come from behind Oak Ridge senior forward Masa Kato. Oak Ridge didn't finish well in the first half, Coach Jeff Trombly said, and some of the shots were right at Crittenden.
The momentum changed significantly in the second half, when the Wildcats were able to break the offside trap of Halls.
Oak Ridge started running laterally across the field and then turning to run upfield at the right time, Vinyard said. They were also able to get shots past Crittenden, the Halls goalkeeper.
"We just got better finishing in the second half," Trombly said.
Vinyard scored the first four goals for Oak Ridge. The first two came less than 30 seconds apart about five minutes into the second half.
"It helped a bunch," Vinyard said of those back-to-back goals. "It's like opening up a floodgate."
Kato had assists on both of those first two goals, including one on a pass after spinning with the soccer ball in front of the net and passing to Vinyard on the left side of the field.
Vinyard's next two goals were unassisted. He scored his third goal on a breakaway shot into the back left of the net past a diving Crittenden in the 72nd minute of the 80-minute game. Vinyard scored again about a minute later on a shot that curved in from left to right.
Vinyard then had an assist off a shot that bounced off Crittenden that Vinyard crossed from right to left to junior midfielder Casey Nigh, who scored on a header in the 76th minute.
The Wildcats scored their final goal on a breakaway shot by freshman Jonathan Rodriguez, who scored on a rebound off Crittenden with 1:22 remaining in the semifinal.
Like Crittenden, Oak Ridge goalkeeper Austyn Lincoln also had several diving saves during the game, including one on a penalty kick that Lincoln saved near the right upright.
Oak Ridge outshot Halls 25-14, and the Wildcats had nine corner kicks compared to three for the Red Devils.
You can see the 2017 District 3-AAA boys' soccer tournament bracket here.
Photo by John Huotari/Oak Ridge Today
See more photos here.
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Q: iOS: Best practice for placing the close brace I really like to know, which is the best coding practice to have close brace (}) in Objective C based enterprise project.
I would like to define the method and condition statements like below. Please advise, which is the best coding practice in Objective C and why. I have not seen about this in Apple's coding standard document though.
Which is correct, Close brace should be same line or below?
I.
-(void) method {
       ....
}

(or)

-(void) method
{
      ....
}

II.
-(void) method {
          if ( ... ) {
                .....
          }
          else {
                .....
          }
    }

    (or)

    -(void) method
    {
          if ( ... )
          {
                .....
          }
          else
          {
                .....
          }
    }

A: This is down to personal preference. There is no "best practice" on this. Choose the one you like and use it. You can even mix and match if you like.
In the end it is YOUR code. You decide how you want to lay it out.

A: I like the second approach because it gives more visibility of the code although I'm not aware of any official code convention for objective-c. I would suggest u to keep the convention that already exists in your project or choose one you like if it is a new one.

A: I haven't seen any standards on code formatting. It's just preferential. Although I tend to do whatever I can to reduce whitespace.
For example:
-(void)myMethod{
    [self doSomething];
}

A: Don't you mean open brace?
Anyway, I've always felt that the starting brace bracket of a function/method should be on its own line (rather than on the same line as the function name/parameters) so that you can line them up more easily. It's visually much easier to line up the brace brackets and see where your code blocks start/end when you line them up.
That being said, Bo A's answer is correct in that it's entirely up to you. There is no "best practice" .


And though I bestow all my goods to feed the poor, and though I give my body to be burned, and have not LOVE, it profits me nothing!
When you preach the Gospel of Christ, there will be many hindrances. If anyone doesn't want to hear it; move on! Time is precious and there are many out there who do want to hear it and will be saved by it!
Food For The Spirit... Milk for the babes in Christ. There are too many talkers and not enough doers. When we preach the Gospel, we must do what we are asking others to do. Everything Jesus asked us to do He did Himself.
Love is always enough! Not the fickle conditional love of men, but the unfathomable transcendent love of God. We are here because He loves us that much. Regardless of what we have done, there is forgiveness and a second chance in Christ.
Let the Glory of God shine through you. A candle is of no use unless it can give light in the darkness. When you have been taken out of darkness, you have a duty to help others into the light. Let the light of Jesus Christ shine through you.
God said, "I forgive him."
Give God the best hour of your day... pray when you wake up fresh and ready to take on the world. Thank Him for life, ask Him to bless you and to make you a blessing to others.
You were struggling silently with a problem and others found out.
The world said, "you are a hypocrite."
God said, "You are my child."
Life Doesn't slow down or stop to accommodate you. You have to find your way through the chaos making sense of it as you go. Don't wait for an opportunity that never comes. Pray now!
Your outer appearance does not define your heart for Christ. When God looks at us He sees the blood of Jesus Christ covering us, not our outer adornments.
Whatever you are going through, someone else is going through much worse. So, take a moment and say a prayer for someone other than yourself. Pray for those being persecuted and killed in war torn countries.


Part of teaching a learner includes the emotions of the teachers and learners, as emotional experiences arise throughout teaching | learning that can be better addressed and coped with. The Sheffer stroke (|) is used to emphasize that teaching and learning are both simultaneous and dependent on the social interaction of learning as both the roles, teacher and learner, are interchangeable. Emotional experiences of teachers and learners impact their emotional state of being. Reflective tools such as heuristics, emotion diaries, clickers, cogenerative dialogues, and oximeters have been used alongside video recordings to prompt awareness of experienced emotions. When educators intentionally discuss and practice awareness, being mindfully aware of our emotions while teaching | learning, a "safe" academic space is developed where teaching | learning fosters ways of tackling difficult conversations and tasks (Alexakos et al., 2016). In such a space, there is room for discussion regarding the impact of experienced emotions, or lack thereof, in an effort to address and cope with these emotions, offering a healthy choice between accepting or letting go of them.
The research presented in this thesis combines three investigations exploring physiological responses to emotional experiences in the classroom revealed through heartrate readings. The first investigation was of Petra who was wearing a finger pulse oximeter while co-presenting on gender and education in a 2012 Science Methods Education course during the Spring Semester at CUNY Brooklyn College that Konstantinos Alexakos taught. The second investigation was of Leah, Matt, and Christian wearing finger pulse oximeters while presenting on race and education in a 2015 Science Methods Education course during Spring Semester at CUNY Brooklyn College that Alexakos taught. The third investigation was of myself and Alexakos wearing finger pulse oximeters as he taught on Veterans Day in 2014 at The CUNY Graduate Center. Events emerging during each of the investigations revealed contradictions between what was normal or constant for the participants during interactions in learning environments (Tobin, 2009).
This research comprises both data and reflections through the use of finger pulse oximeters and cogenerative dialogues. The narratives and voices of the participants highlight the physiological expression and the awareness of the emotional experience.
During this research, the need for uniting the body of work investigating emotional state of being in teaching | learning became evident. Ontologies were challenged as the very nature of one's being was questioned through the experience of tackling something that the self considers a challenge while bringing awareness to all participants and researchers involved based on observed events. Emerging from this work and expanding Tobin's work (2009; 2015) and that of others on researching emotions with respect to teaching | learning using heuristics and then oximeters, three themes—bringing awareness, transformative knowledge, and making cases for emotional experiences in teaching and learning—underpin and strengthen the argument for the development of a theoretical framework for emotionally adaptive pedagogy. My fifth chapter discusses such a pedagogy and the need for a theoretical framework that addresses research in emotional adaptivity of teachers and learners. In my sixth and closing chapter, I look back and reflect on this research, what I have learned and how it has changed me.
Brathwaite, Corinna, "Using Oximeters Heuristically: A Case for Emotionally Adaptive Pedagogy" (2019). CUNY Academic Works.


The zoning change would allow him to put as many as 4.5 homes per acre in the areas that aren't wetlands.
But Peapatch Road residents came to the Board of Supervisors meeting with a PowerPoint presentation and details about why the project doesn't work for their area.
Bob DuRocher showed supervisors Peapatch Road is so narrow two trucks must use the shoulder to pass. He brought up the high percentage of wetlands on the land and said the project would change the character of the established neighborhood of homes on large lots.
The Planning Commission voted 4-2 to deny a zoning change and Pedersen appealed to the supervisors.
Supervisor Troy Ross was concerned that without a zoning change and a formal subdivision on the acreage, the landowner could sell to someone who would put in a big trailer park with one trailer per acre, something allowed under the current zoning. He questioned whether that is what the county wants for the area. He asked if the county might change the zoning to a level of agricultural that would allow a subdivision with larger lots.
Supervisor Randy Bosarge moved to deny the zoning change, and the board approved that motion. Bosarge's concerns were that the subdivision, as proposed, was too dense; stormwater runoff could be a problem; and Peapatch Road isn't wide enough to handle more traffic.
After the meeting, a real estate agent handling the sale of the property said the property used to be a pig farm.
After the vote, Pedersen said he might consider seeking a zoning change to agricultural that would allow the subdivision, except with larger lots.


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Clinton Leads Trump by 3 One Day Before the Election
2016, Democrats, Elections, Republicans
Election Day is one day away and according to the latest Bloomberg poll, Hillary Clinton is leading Donald Trump by 3 points.
Which presidential candidate would you vote for?
Hillary Clinton – 44%
Donald Trump – 41%
One question remains, who will be the next president at the end of tomorrow? More than likely, it will be Clinton. With the FBI's decision to end their investigation due to a lack of new information, Clinton appear to be in the clear and should be able to beat Trump at the polls tomorrow. Early voting has gone in Clinton's favor and she has locked down a large portion of the African-American, Latino, and women votes.
Trump will poll well with his target demographics, but he will struggle to win over the type of voters you need to win an election. In addition, some of the early polling data coming out of swing states doesn't look good for him. For example, as of Nov. 4, over 429,000 Hispanic voters had turned out to vote, up 152 percent at the same time in 2012.
"The share of the Hispanic vote is growing every election and this will be the third presidential election in Florida where Hispanics trend heavily against the GOP," said Florida pollster Fernand Amandi.
When it comes to North Carolina, both candidates are neck-and-neck and the race is too close to call. More than 3 million ballots have been cast in the state, up from 2.8 million at the same time in 2012.
"North Carolina is the most interesting state in the election," Grant said. "When there's so much at stake it's going to come down to whoever did the best in early voting."
Photo credit: Raw Conservative.
Clinton Leads Trump by 5 in the Final Days Before the Election
The end is almost here. According to the latest NBC News/Wall Street Journal poll, Hillary Clinton is leading Donald Trump by 5 points.
A week ago when the email investigation was reopened by the FBI, it look bad for Clinton, and it appeared like Trump may be able to snatch the lead. However, Trump failed to capitalize on the momentum and the majority of Americans are still willing to vote for Clinton. While her lead isn't as large as it was before the investigation was reopened, she has managed to stabilize and continues to lead Trump in key demographics.
What about Trump? A few days before the election, Trump's campaign continues to focus on nonsensical incidents. Take for example, the gun scare at his Reno, Nevada, rally on Saturday, where an innocent Republican man was tackled and escorted out of the rally after someone shouted that he had a gun. No gun was found and the only thing the man had on him was a sign.
How did Trump's campaign respond to this event? They declared it an assassination attempt even though there is nothing that proves it was anything near as severe as that. Should we be surprised by this type of behavior? No. Trump has been exaggerating the truth since the beginning of this election cycle, and days before the election, he isn't about to change that.
With two days to go before our next president is decided, the race appears to be in Clinton's favor. Stay tuned for additional polling data on Monday.
Photo credit: CBC.
Clinton up by 3 in Latest CBS News/NY Times Poll
According to the latest CBS News/NY Times poll, Hillary Clinton is up by 3 points over her Republican opponent Donald Trump.
The polls are mysterious things at the moment. The lead is constantly being traded back and forth, depending on who is conducting the poll. For a few weeks, Clinton led the polls and appeared to have the election in the bag. However, after the FBI's recent decision to reopen the Clinton email probe, Clinton tanked in the polls, allowing Trump to regain momentum.
So where does this leave us on Tuesday? More than likely Clinton will still win. Despite her ongoing email scandal, most Americans see her as the safe pick when compared to Trump's unpredictable style. And while Trump has managed to cement the racist vote, that demographic is not the majority and his failure to win over African-Americans, Latinos, and other minorities will hurt him on Election Day.
Can Trump win? Nothing is impossible, but it seems unlikely that he will be able to convince enough people to vote for him. When compared to Clinton, who certainly has her flaws, Trump doesn't seem to stand a chance. Where Trump offers divisive policies, Clinton's tend to offer more to the average American. Of course, there is always the fear that neither candidate will follow through on their promises, but sadly, candidates are elected on their campaign promises.
Trump AHEAD in Latest ABC/Wash Post Poll
The latest general election poll by ABC/Washington Post has revealed that Donald Trump is now ahead of Hillary Clinton by 1 point.
In one week, Americans across the country will take to the polls and vote for their next president. One week ago, it was widely accepted that Clinton would win the election.
Enter FBI Director James Comey and what seems like a personal vendetta against Clinton. On Friday, Comey announced that he would reopen the investigation into Clinton's private email server. Not long after, Clinton plummeted in the polls and her double-digit lead dropped to only 1 point, and by the start of this week, Trump is now ahead.
Adding to the election drama, the FBI said that it would not be able to read through all the emails before the election, proving that Comey is interested in influencing the outcome in some way. Other Department of Justice officials have criticized Comey for his decision, saying that he has violated the role of his position and that it is clear that he is trying to damage Clinton's chances at winning the election.
So, next Tuesday, our next president will be declared, and at this point, both choices are unappealing in many ways. No matter what happens, everyone can agree that this election was one of the strangest ones we've ever seen.
Clinton Stumbles Over FBI Probe, Trump One Point Back
The latest general election poll by ABC News/Washington Post has revealed that Hillary Clinton is only 1 point ahead of Donald Trump.
With the election less than 10 days away, Clinton has to be feeling the pressure. Only a week ago, it was a forgone conclusion that she would win, but with the FBI's decision to reopen their investigation against her, she is now in full damage control mode and her once strong double-digit lead has completely evaporated.
Clinton should still do well at the polls on Nov. 8, but the FBI's investigation has provided Trump's imploding campaign with a glimmer of hope and it will possibly influence undecided Americans who are fed up of Clinton's corruption.
With all of the presidential debates completed, it will be up to Trump to find a way to appeal to the American people. Trump TV has been a complete disaster and the production value is nonexistent. His rallies have settled down to some extent, but he is still guilty of egging on his supporters and challenging them to use intimidation to push his message. This can be seen in his call for them to police the polls on Election Day and in his call for his supporters to antagonize the media.
Trump and Clinton Locked in a Stalemate
With Election Day less than two weeks away, Donald Trump and Hillary Clinton are locked in a tie according to the latest general election poll by LA Times/USC Tracking.
If you listen to the media, Clinton should be in the lead and well ahead of Trump. In multiple polls by Rasmussen Reports, ABC News, and IBD/TIPP, she is ahead by 1, 7, and 2 points. Excluding the ABC News poll, the race appears to be very close. At this point, it is difficult to gauge which way voters are leaning, but by using simple logic, one should be able to conclude that Clinton will win the election.
Clinton has a strong presence over Trump when it comes to minorities, women, educated Americans, and in the major population centers in the United States. All of these demographics tend to vote Democrat, and while Clinton is far from the perfect candidate, she is viewed as a safer choice and one that many Americans would rather take a chance on. Given these facts, she should be able to beat Trump on Election Day.
As for Trump, he continues to spew nonsense, claiming that the election is "rigged" against him, claiming that the polls are stacked against him, and appearing as a sore loser. This is Trump's personality in a nutshell. He doesn't like to lose, and when he does lose, he likes to say that he wasn't given a fair chance.
Clinton Leads Trump by 5 With Two Weeks To Go
The latest general election poll by NBC News/SM has placed Hillary Clinton 5 points ahead of Donald Trump.
Gary Johnson – 7%
Jill Stein – 3%
Things are looking good for Clinton with only two weeks to go until the election. Early voting numbers in Florida, Nevada, and Arizona are all favoring Clinton and she is dominating Trump when it comes to the Hispanic vote. Clinton has managed to dodge most of the criticisms involved with the recent email leaks and the majority of the attention is still on Trump and all of the allegations he is facing.
Trump continues to be mired in controversy surrounding his past sexual deviance. A recent story by journalist and reporter Michael Gross dives into the nasty details of Trump's high stakes parties, that involve drugs, sex, underage girls, and much more. While none of this is surprising to anyone who understands what Trump is, this may hurt him with his more wholesome Republican audience, like the Evangelicals and other PG-13 Republicans who are not accustomed to Trump's New York City lifestyle.
In addition, Trump continues to battle with the media, blasting their coverage of him and he still believes the polls and election are "rigged" against him.
Donald 'the Polls Are Rigged' Trump Pulls Ahead of Clinton
The latest general election poll by IBD/TIPP Tracking has placed Donald Trump 2 points ahead of Hillary Clinton.
In the recent weeks, Trump has continuously droned on about how the election is "rigged" and how the polls are illegitimate. Of course, one assume that Trump loves the polls when he is winning.
Some of the recent leaks by WikiLeaks have exposed the Democratic Party and its shady tactics. Certain high profile staffers were caught sending people to Trump's rallies to incite violence and to rile up his supporters.
As for Clinton, she had a respectable debate at the final presidential debate, but wasn't overly convincing to the American people. She will more than likely win the election, seeing as Trump so heavily sabotaged himself over the last 2 weeks. Her best strategy at this point is to solidify her support base and to continue pushing forward with all of the political ammunition that Trump has provided her with.
Trump has virtually no chance of beating Clinton and the majority of the GOP is now focusing on Senate races. Several GOP Senators are trying to distance themselves from Trump out of fear of hurting their chances at getting elected or re-elected.
Post Debate Poll Has Trump TIED with Clinton
The latest general election poll by LA Times/USC Tracking has revealed that Donald Trump and Hillary Clinton are tied.
We have not seen a tie in many weeks. After Trump's epic meltdown, the polls have heavily favored Hillary Clinton, even in ones that tend to lean right.
Trump put in a respectable performance at Wednesday night's presidential debate. Given how rabid he was at the previous two debates, Trump was a lot more tame and on point.
In contrast, the Democrats suffered this week after WikiLeaks exposed them via multiple leaks. In these leaks, various staffers were caught engaging in questionable behavior, and in one case, a major staffer even incited other Democrats to antagonize Trump's supporters at his rallies.
Still, this election appears to be all but wrapped up for Clinton. The post-debate polls declared her the winner, even if she won by less than she did in the previous two debates. Clinton should be able to defeat Trump on Nov. 8 because she is the better prepared candidate and she knows how to woo the majority of Americans.
Trump may be able to put up a fight against Clinton, but he failed to unify his own party and he still struggles with major demographics, like African-Americans, Hispanics, and women. Without all of these important demographics backing him, he will struggle to make up enough votes to topple Clinton.
Photo credit: Fox News / Screenshot.
Clinton Extends Lead over Trump to 6 Points
With every new poll, it looks more and more like Trump is finished. While he is only trailing by 6 points, the combined 12% held by Gary Johnson and Jill Stein is no doubt the result of Trump's epic collapse last week. The majority of moderate Republicans want nothing to do with Trump and would rather vote third party or Clinton. In this election alone, we've seen many lifelong Republicans announce that they will vote for Clinton.
The reality is, Trump is not liked by his party and the majority of the Republican elite who are supporting him are doing so out of necessity and party loyalty. With a fractured Republican Party, it seems unlikely that Trump will be able to come away with a win and a Clinton presidency is all but guaranteed at this point.
As for Clinton, she will continue to gobble up percentage points heading into the election. Clinton would have probably lost against some of the more moderate Republican options, given her immense political baggage, and how much the average American doesn't like her and the elite class that she represents. None the less, the Republican Party pushed forward with Trump, and because of that, they will now lose the election to Clinton, handing the Democrats another historic victory in the game of presidential demographics.


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Posted on August 12, 2020 by Scott Halasz
Mardis makes eagle, sets XHS record
By Scott Halasz - shalasz@aimmediamidwest.com
Photo courtesy Bryan Mardis Xenia junior Brynna Mardis shot a personal-best and school-record two under par 34 on the back nine at WGC Golf Course in a season-opening win over West Carrollton.
XENIA — After just one tee shot, Brynna Mardis had a good feeling about her season-opening golf match this week.
The Xenia High School junior couldn't have walked down the 10th fairway at WGC Golf Course and placed the ball any better.
"That's always good for me," she said. "It gives me a little momentum."
A little?
Mardis — golfing for just the third year — had a chip-in birdie and was two under through four holes en route to a girls school record and personal-best 34 on the par 36 back nine, helping lead Xenia to a win over West Carrollton, 171-266. Her previous best score was 39.
"I think I'm still kind of in shock," Mardis said. "I didn't really expect to go out and do that good. I was expecting to shoot a good score. (But) I wasn't putting that high of an expectation on myself. It was crazy."
Her round also included a knee-knocking eagle from four feet on her seventh hole (no. 16 on the course), which put her at three under at that point.
Funny thing is that unlike her opening tee shot — which led to a par — her drive on the dogleg right 16th wasn't ideal.
"My drive actually went right and landed in trees," Mardis said. "Somehow I had a shot (to the green). Just like a break in the trees where I had a path to the hole."
She whacked her four hybrid from about 176 yards to just a few feet from the hole.
"It was a very good shot," Mardis said. "(But) I couldn't see it on the green."
Teammate Olivia Wagner, who finished with a 39, told Mardis it was on the green and was rolling up to the hole.
"I was like, 'what?' " Mardis said.
It was the second career eagle for Mardis, who recorded one a couple months ago in a practice round. She had a bogey on the eighth hole (no. 17) and a par on the final hole.
Then Coach Kent Anderson told her the good news.
"I kind of had a feeling that I might have (set the record)," Mardis said. "In the moment I was kind of relieved that I didn't blow up in the last couple holes. Super happy with how it turned out."
Mardis credits her practice schedule for her first-match success. She tries to practice six days a week with one off day.
"Lately I've been putting my time in," she said "Been practicing a lot. I have high expectations for myself. I want to be good. I know I can be."
Mardis has that same feeling for the entire Xenia team.
"Out team has been setting a lot of school records recently, last season, this season," she said. "That's our goal. To keep setting new records. We're all really close. Everybody supports each other. We want each other to do good."
And hit 'em right down the middle. Or in the trees.
Whatever works.
https://www.xeniagazette.com/wp-content/uploads/sites/32/2020/08/web1_Brynna-1.jpgPhoto courtesy Bryan Mardis Xenia junior Brynna Mardis shot a personal-best and school-record two under par 34 on the back nine at WGC Golf Course in a season-opening win over West Carrollton.
By Scott Halasz
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September 29, 2016 · Richmond, B.C.
Vancouver Airport Authority is disappointed that the Commissioner of Competition has chosen to file an application with the Competition Tribunal, seeking to require the introduction of new inflight catering services at Vancouver International Airport (YVR). It is Vancouver Airport Authority's view that it has acted and is continuing to act in full compliance with the provisions of the Competition Act. The matters raised in the application will be addressed effectively and appropriately before the Tribunal. The Airport Authority will vigorously defend its right to determine how services are provided at YVR for the greatest overall benefit of its stakeholders. Making such determinations is at the heart of the Airport Authority's unique, not-for-profit, public interest mandate to operate a safe and efficient airport and to promote economic development.
Vancouver Airport Authority is focused on providing a high-quality, competitive airport experience for its airline partners. This includes YVR's new rates and charges program, ConnectYVR, which has reduced airline fees by 15 per cent—to one of the lowest levels in Canada. The Airport Authority does not own, operate or have an interest in inflight catering services provided at the airport. The Airport Authority contends that a third catering provider would negatively impact the quality and efficiency of the fresh food provision services for long haul carriers, which would ultimately lead to less competition.


Saybrook University Psychology Alumna, and founder and executive director of Synthesis International, Inc. Dr. Phyllis Clay (Ph.D. 2011) will be offering a 4-day Journey to the Self at Casa Maria Immacolata in Assisi, Italy. Dr. Clay, a psychosynthesis guide and teacher, has also apprenticed with Don Oscar Miro Quesada, Peruvian curandero and master ceremonialist. Phyllis graduated from Saybrook University in 2011. Her dissertation was chaired by the late Dr. Jeanne Achterberg and was titled Understanding The Experiences Of Individuals Who Believe They Are Mentored By Someone Who Is No Longer Living.
In this workshop in June, participants will build upon ancient Inca cosmology and Roberto Assagioli's map of human consciousness as they deeply explore the multiple levels of their own lives. This personal (and collective) journey will draw on the landscape of Assisi, as well as the lives and experiences of St. Francis and St. Clare of Assisi, to assist in this inner exploration. This rich multi-layering will provide opportunities for self-reflection and discovery. Using journaling, other expressive arts, and reflective conversation, participants will tell their own lives to themselves and to each other (as they choose) and will discover their Selves in the process.
Facilitator and Journey Guide: Phyllis L. Clay, Ph.D.
The workshop will begin at 2:00 p.m. Sunday, June 17, and will conclude at breakfast on Thursday, June 21.
The registration fee for the Journey includes facilitation, all materials (with the exception of your personal journal), double occupancy lodging in lovely Casa Maria Immacolata [June 17-20], local transportation from our lodging to distant Journey sites, all breakfasts, three lunches, and all dinners. One lunch will be on your own. Limited single lodging may be available – inquire when registering.


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Treated with wax for an aged look, the Avenger A7223 Comp Toe Waterproof Puncture Resistant EH Slip Resistant Hiker is constructed from a full-grain Crazy Horse leather upper. Combining an antique style with long-lasting durability, these boots look good and get the job done. A waterproof membrane keeps your feet dry even in foul weather, while a composite toe guards against compression and impact. If you spend all day on your feet, these boots feature a pillow cushion insole for long-lasting comfort. An improvement on the traditional steel plate, the Lenzi Puncture Resistant Plate offers enhanced protection and flexibility. The direct-attach dual density polyurethane outsole provides slip and oil resistance for unfailing traction. With no exposed metal, these boots meet scratch-resistant workplace requirements and electrical hazard ratings. Get the performance and comfort you need on the job with these boots. Full Grain Crazy Horse Leather Upper Composite Safety Toe Cap Pillow Cushion?Insole Direct Attach Dual Density PU Slip- and Oil-Resistant Outsole Waterproof Membrane Construction No Exposed Metal to Meet Scratch Resistant Workplace Requirements Lenzi Puncture-Resistant Plate for Enhanced Puncture Protection and Flexibility Meets or Exceeds ASTM F2413-11 I/C, Puncture Resistant and EH Ratings Mark II Slip Resistant Test Results: SR Wet / 0.5, SR Oily / 0.45, SR Oily Wet / 0.4. Size: 9 M. Color: Black Full Grain Crazy Horse Leather. Gender: Male. Age Group: Adult.


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Employee training is an infamous waste of time and money. Companies spend billions on training each year, yet The American Society for Training and Development itself says that 90 percent of what employees learn during training isn't retained. Tons of studies show the same. Simply put, most training doesn't work.
Is changing your employees behavior hopeless then? Not according to Google.
Clearly the data obsessed company knows the dismal statistics on traditional training, so when it wanted to nudge their managers to provide more psychological safety for their teams, they didn't call in an expert for a seminar or send everyone to an expensive but useless class.
Instead they thought smaller. So much smaller, in fact, that even the tiniest startup or mom-and-pop business can afford to copy the search giant's idea.
The problem with most training isn't that the information provided isn't useful. Instead, it's that when trainees get back to the office, it's often hard to figure out how to put that information to use in their daily work. It's also incredibly easy to forget what they learned. What you need is not only to convey information, but also to offer guidance, nudges, and the right environment to help employees actually put that information to work.
The solution to accomplishing all this, Google suggests in a recent Re:Work blog post, is a series of gentle whispers.
"A whisper course is a series of emails, each with a simple suggestion, or 'whisper,' for a manager to try in their one-on-ones or team meetings. Over the course of ten weeks, managers could build better psychological safety on their team by trying these whisper suggestions," explains the post.
It goes on to offer an example of one super short and completely practical "whisper" email urging managers to better acknowledge and appreciate team members. The idea is dead simple, but according to Google's ever present data collection, it's also effective.
"Googlers were invited to rate each whisper email and reflect on their personal takeaways from the lesson. Ratings for this particular lesson on appreciation were 98 percent favorable, and an internal analysis of retrospective pre-test survey responses spanning one year indicate a 33 percent increase in favorable responses to the statement 'I look for ways to acknowledge and appreciate each of my team members, and make sure to communicate this in a timely manner,'" the company reports.
The good news about this technique, of course, isn't just that it appears to be way more effective than traditional training, but also way more accessible. What company or executive can't manage to send a simple, short email once in awhile? Pretty much none.
In fact, Google has made it even simpler for much smaller businesses to steal this technique, even offering a completely free guide to help you develop your own whisper course, including foolproof templates for the emails themselves. Now there's no reason not to give it a try yourself.


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Q: Spark Out of Memory exception I receive 10 GB file everyday containing employee details.Need to select the latest records from previous day and current day file.Ex: 6th August and 7th August files need to compared on time-Stamp column and select latest records

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*6th August File
emp-id   name   dept        phone-No    time-Stamp
1       Jhon   Sales       817234518   12-6-2019
2       Marry  Production  927234565   4-3-2019
3       James  Marketing   625234522   21-1-2019

*7th August File
emp-id   name   dept        phone-No    time-Stamp
1       Jhon   Sales       817234518   12-7-2019
4       Jerry  Sales       653214442   12-7-2019
3       James  Marketing   625234522   2-6-2019

*Expected output
emp-id   name   dept        phone-No    time-Stamp
1       Jhon   Sales       817234518   12-7-2019
2       Marry  Production  927234565   4-3-2019
3       James  Marketing   625234522   2-5-2019
4       Jerry  Sales       653214442   12-7-2019

I tried solutions as below and got expected result.
 val mergedDF = currentDayDF.union(previousDayDF)

mergedDF.show(false)

val windowSpec = Window.partitionBy("emp-id").orderBy(col("timeStamp").desc)
val latestForEachKey = mergedDF.withColumn("rank", rank().over(windowSpec))
                               .filter(col("rank") === 1)
                               .drop("rank")

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*Every day's input file size is 10 GB, What if cluster memory(total executors memory) is less than 20 GB to load both data sets (previous day and current day) will spark throw Out of Memory exception?
I thought, spark divides large file as partitions to process, hence at the beginning only few partitions are loaded into executors memory, transformations applied and saved intermediate resultant dataset to secondary memory and then process is continued for remaining partitions.But parition by requires all the partitions of data as its wider transformation my guess is wrong. So will spark throw OOM exception?

A: Partitions are used for parallel execution. Spark will try to load all the 20GB data simultaneously in all the available partitions. If the combined memory of all executors where partitions are created is less than 20 GB then it will throw out of memory error


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Q: inaccurate result using pytesserract This image_1 image_2
The problem is that the result is not accurate ,the result should be as follows
>>>>>>>>> "Prv:2.700 0p:2,70o Lo1:31.5&5 (mg: —5 Hi:2,71D val: 8.55"

Does anybody know how to optimize the image to achieve the best result ?
from PIL import Image
import pytesseract

size = 279,18
im = Image.open("box6_line1.png")
box6_resized_line1 = im.resize(size, Image.ANTIALIAS)
box6_resized_line1.save("box6_resized_line1", "PNG")
box6_rs_line1 = pytesseract.image_to_string(box6_resized_line1, config='-psm 6')
print (box6_rs_line1)
size = 279,18
im = Image.open("box6_line2.png")
box6_resized_line2 = im.resize(size, Image.ANTIALIAS)
box6_resized_line2.save("box6_resized_line2", "PNG")
box6_rs_line2 = pytesseract.image_to_string(box6_resized_line2, config='-psm 6')
print(box6_rs_line2)


Jordi Puig is one of those riders that doesn't need an entire video section to showcase his style. All he needs is a hill, his board and a minute of your time to drop jaws and demonstrate what a Freebord is capable of. Don't believe me, press play and see for yourself.
RIDICULOUS. What wheels is Jordi riding?
Out of respect for the local community we promised to keep the location confidential, sorry Aaron, all we can divulge is that it's in California.


Zoning reviews of all plans including commercial, residential, industrial and miscellaneous permits such as signs, decks, fences, and pools.
A list of mandatory inspections for single-family and commercial construction is available by contacting 630- 553-8545.
Property standard inspections including but not limited to weeds, debris, exterior structures etc.
Courtesy meetings with homeowners to discuss problems or answer preconstruction questions.
Meet with new builders and contractors to discuss their projects and the department expectations as it pertains to the building code.
Through zoning, the city regulates building size, population density and the way land is used. Zoning is an instrumental tool for carrying out the city's planning policy.
Zoning is applied to preserve, protect and strengthen the city's neighborhoods. It implements the city's land use policies to protect the harmony and stability of residential and business areas. Zoning makes certain the requirements for a property are abided by, such as building setbacks, allowable signage and locations of accessory structures and rules of the Zoning Code are being adhered to.
The United City of Yorkville has adopted codes and ordinances that are intended to improve and protect the health, safety and welfare of the general public. These ordinances seek to promote a desirable neighborhood living environment and preserve property values. You can contact the Department of Building Safety if you have any questions or to report any violations in your neighborhood. Your call will be handled confidentially. Please view our Violation Complaint Procedures (PDF).
Accumulation of Rubbish: All exterior property and premises, and the interior of every structure, shall be free from any accumulation of rubbish or garbage.
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Movie reviews, bad jokes, and other miscellany.
Life of Pi – Review
March 23, 2013 December 4, 2013 / filmreviews12
by Ken B.
DISCLAIMER: Not movie-killing in the slightest sense, but if you want to see the movie as a complete outsider, you'd better skip the first paragraph. I guess you could call them spoilers…
When boiled down to its simplest terms, there are two types of fiction. Escapism, which shows fantastical elements, based on what the audience would want to see. Such examples would be a love story, where one-hundred percent of couples meet in childhood stay together forever, or a story where the differences between the good guys and the bad guys are clear as night and day, and the bad guys learn remorse and are punished, the good guys rewarded. The other type is realism, where it's a slice of life, and it typically isn't pretty. Comparably, the relationship between the couple doesn't last, but they get experience for life at the most, or the good guys fail, and the bad guys seem to have their day. (Mind you, the escapism can be in reality, or transition into it). By the end of Life of Pi, based on Yann Martel's bestselling novel, we are presented with one story told in two. One dealing in forms of escapism and one in realism. The story obviously wants us to believe the one rooted in escapism, as it has spent a good chunk of its time and money showing it to us. On the other hand, the realism version has only been briefly glossed over. I preferred the escapism version, for it was so odd and miraculous, you almost believe it could have happened in real life, also the far more uplifting and wonderful version.
Life of Pi, like the highly-overrated but still enjoyable Avatar, it a big budget special effects spectacle. But there's a difference. Life of Pi is pitted in a soul – a life, an emotion, a connection. Avatar had a story that wasn't really a story, just a recycled jumble of ideas. While there are several points where Life of Pi, no pun intended, appears just about to fly overboard, it doesn't in the end. What struck me the most over these comparisons to Avatar is that Life of Pi was produced on roughly half the budget of Avatar, where truly the impact lies with the least expensive.
Based off Yann Martel's bestselling novel, we are presented with the story of Piscine Molitor (like the swimming pool in France) Patel (SURAJ SHARMA for most of the film, various actors at other ages for other parts of the story). He is considerably scrutinized by his peers, due to the unpleasant reverberations of what happens when you say "Piscine" in a stereotypical Indian dialect ("pissing Patel", yagetit?). He amends this by using the name "Pi" and the first day of school where he employs this climaxes in him writing hundreds of digits of Pi on the blackboard, showing the character's mathematical talent.
He can't figure out what religion makes the most out of his life – he observes and commends three at once. A few years later, he also has his first girlfriend. Simply put, he's at the years where he's finding himself as a person, and when his family makes the decision to move from Pondicherry to Canada, all of this is thrown off course. Especially so, when the boat is wrecked in a sudden and violent thunderstorm, and he's stranded on a life raft with a Bengal tiger.
Well, this is a bit of a setup. We know, of course, that surviving anything more than a few hours with a Bengal tiger in a lifeboat, with few supplies, in the middle of the ocean is unrealistic, but because the movie shows itself as an appealing film experience, we are able to suspend disbelief for 127 minutes. What helps is that even though this is, indeed a story engaged in the unbelievable, 2 time Oscar-winning (Brokeback Mountain, 2005 / Life of Pi, 2012) director Ang Lee, along with his marvelously talented visual team, cast the film in mostly low, unsuspecting hues, almost injecting realism into the depths of fantasy.
For the middle chunk of the film, the primary (and for most of the time, only) human actor is Suraj Sharma as Pi. And he delivers a strong performance, but for the sake of the movie, he pretty much had to. But still, the fact that he's pretty much surrounded by CGI is still mind-boggling, thanks to a combination of actor emotion and the brilliant visual effects. And the sound isn't too shabby either. It's rich and full, highlighted further by a beautiful score by Mychael Danna.
For those of you who have seen Life of Pi, the scene, late in the movie, during a violent storm on the life raft (I won't spoil it in its entirety for those unfamiliar) was the most emotionally powerful to me only while it was occurring. As I write this, less than 24 hours later, it has lost nearly all of its impact on me. (It kind of had by the time scene itself had ended!). Life of Pi, as an entire movie, is certainly memorable, and may be quite compelling at times, with its symbolism (Pi writes a journal in a survival handbook with a pencil – as time goes on it gets shorter and weaker, like his hope… either that or it's simply a pencil that was used a lot) and visuals, but its mistakes are too apparent to be completely overlooked and to brandish with a perfect rating. The 3.5 star rating here is low-end.
3.5 Stars, Ken B.
2012, Ang Lee, fantasy, Irrfan Khan, Suraj Sharma, Tabu
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  var __hasProp = {}.hasOwnProperty,
    __extends = function(child, parent) { for (var key in parent) { if (__hasProp.call(parent, key)) child[key] = parent[key]; } function ctor() { this.constructor = child; } ctor.prototype = parent.prototype; child.prototype = new ctor(); child.__super__ = parent.prototype; return child; };

  describe("BaseDecorator", function() {
    var Bar, BarDecorator, Baz, BazDecorator, Foo, FooDecorator, decorator, object, subject;
    Bar = Baz = Foo = BarDecorator = BazDecorator = FooDecorator = null;
    subject = decorator = object = null;
    beforeEach(module('angular_objectify_resource'));
    beforeEach(function() {
      object = {
        foo: 'foo',
        foo2: 'foo2',
        bars: [
          {
            bar: 'bar'
          }
        ],
        bars2: [
          {
            bar: 'bar'
          }
        ],
        baz: {
          bazz: 'bazz'
        },
        baz2: {
          bazz: 'bazz'
        }
      };
      return inject(function($injector) {
        var baseDecorator, baseModel, _ref, _ref1, _ref2, _ref3, _ref4, _ref5;
        baseModel = $injector.get('aor.BaseModel');
        baseDecorator = $injector.get('aor.BaseDecorator');
        FooDecorator = (function(_super) {
          __extends(FooDecorator, _super);

          function FooDecorator() {
            _ref = FooDecorator.__super__.constructor.apply(this, arguments);
            return _ref;
          }

          FooDecorator.decorate_association('baz');

          FooDecorator.decorate_association('bars');

          FooDecorator.prototype.method2 = jasmine.createSpy('decorator method2');

          return FooDecorator;

        })(baseDecorator);
        BarDecorator = (function(_super) {
          __extends(BarDecorator, _super);

          function BarDecorator() {
            _ref1 = BarDecorator.__super__.constructor.apply(this, arguments);
            return _ref1;
          }

          return BarDecorator;

        })(baseDecorator);
        BazDecorator = (function(_super) {
          __extends(BazDecorator, _super);

          function BazDecorator() {
            _ref2 = BazDecorator.__super__.constructor.apply(this, arguments);
            return _ref2;
          }

          return BazDecorator;

        })(baseDecorator);
        Bar = (function(_super) {
          __extends(Bar, _super);

          function Bar() {
            _ref3 = Bar.__super__.constructor.apply(this, arguments);
            return _ref3;
          }

          Bar.decorator(BarDecorator);

          return Bar;

        })(baseModel);
        Baz = (function(_super) {
          __extends(Baz, _super);

          function Baz() {
            _ref4 = Baz.__super__.constructor.apply(this, arguments);
            return _ref4;
          }

          Baz.decorator(BazDecorator);

          return Baz;

        })(baseModel);
        Foo = (function(_super) {
          __extends(Foo, _super);

          function Foo() {
            _ref5 = Foo.__super__.constructor.apply(this, arguments);
            return _ref5;
          }

          Foo.has_many('bars', {
            "class": Bar
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          Foo.has_one('baz', {
            "class": Baz
          });

          Foo.decorator(FooDecorator);

          Foo.prototype.method = jasmine.createSpy('method');

          Foo.prototype.method2 = jasmine.createSpy('method2');

          return Foo;

        })(baseModel);
        subject = new Foo(object);
        return decorator = subject.decorator();
      });
    });
    return describe("base features", function() {
      it("decorator object is initial object", function() {
        return expect(decorator._object).toBe(subject);
      });
      it('creates functions out of object keys', function() {
        var keys;
        keys = ['foo', 'foo2', 'bars2', 'baz2'];
        return _.each(keys, function(key) {
          expect(decorator[key]).toBeDefined();
          expect(angular.isFunction(decorator[key])).toBeTruthy();
          return expect(decorator[key]()).toEqual(subject[key]);
        });
      });
      it('forwards calls to object functions', function() {
        decorator.method();
        return expect(subject.method).toHaveBeenCalled();
      });
      it("doesnt override methods existing in the decorator", function() {
        decorator.method2();
        expect(decorator.method2).toHaveBeenCalled();
        return expect(subject.method).not.toHaveBeenCalled();
      });
      it("if object property changes, decorator should return updated version", function() {
        expect(decorator.foo()).toEqual('foo');
        subject.foo = 'bar';
        return expect(decorator.foo()).toEqual('bar');
      });
      return describe("decorated associations", function() {
        it("returns decorators (has many)", function() {
          return expect(decorator.bars()[0] instanceof BarDecorator).toBeTruthy();
        });
        return it("returns decorators (has one)", function() {
          window.g = decorator;
          return expect(decorator.baz() instanceof BazDecorator).toBeTruthy();
        });
      });
    });
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}).call(this);

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Only 2% of cities in sub-Saharan Africa have sewage treatment, and only 30% of these are operating satisfactorily (UNESCO IHP 1996). The significance of wastewater treatment and disposal: that of protecting the public health and the environment seems not yet fully appreciated in the region. Much public education and creation of awareness is needed both for the decision makers and the public at large.
1. Djibouti relies on the African Development Bank (ADB) to finance the sanitation master plan completed in 1988. It consists of construction of 8.3 km of main collector, a lift station, expansion of the treatment plant, and rehabilitation of the existing network. The treatment plant at Douda is designed for connecting 25,000 inhabitants, with possibility of extension to as many as 31,000 inhabitants. The treatment process is essentially an activated sludge process. The goal of the treatment is reduction of BOD5 to 30 mg/l, destruction of pathogens to 99.9%, and elimination of solid particles larger than 100microns (World Bank, 1991).
2. South West Africa/Namibia is severely affected by water scarcity. Windhoek, the capital had a population of about 100,000 during a study which ended in 1984. Reclaimed wastewater was introduced in Windhoek in 1969 to overcome the effects of a serious water shortage as a result of prolonged drought. The water reclamation plant was established to augment the city's inadequate domestic water supply. The scheme was based on a clearly defined policy of total wastewater reclamation strategy and entailed three integrated lines of defence.
Efficient reclamation technology backed by vigilant control: efficient removal of pathogenic micro-organisms, toxic metals and organic compounds, which may have detrimental effects.
Vigilant surveillance of the final water produced: determination of its microbial and chemical quality and use of early warning systems, based on biological sensors such as fish.
for effluent low in ammonia-nitrogen.
The main stages of wastewater treatment are represented by settled sewage (99.7% virus positive, n=319), humus tank effluent or secondary sedimentation (93.7% positive, n=79) and maturation pond effluent (39.1%, n=156). This is followed by action of reclamation plant which performs breakpoint chlorination to produce the final water (0% virus, n=76). Then raw water intake from the dam is then received into the reclamation plant.
3. Harare, Zimbabwe: Harare has been described as unusual among cities of developing countries in the degree to which its sewage is treated (Porter et al., 1997). All Harare's five sewage treatment plants undertake primary treatment of the sewage, and at least half of the city's wastewater receives more advanced treatment. The product of the costly treatment is water free of pathogenic bacteria, but too high in nitrates and phosphates. It is now been diverted to municipal farms for irrigation of pastures and crops. The city is known to have spent more on sewage treatment than on the sewerage reticulation system.
4. The wastewater treatment philosophy adopted in Botswana has been the least cost but technically affordable state-of-the-art waste stabilization ponds. Diminishing land now predisposes capital investments more into the conventional sewage treatment systems.
effluent is not fit for drinking, but some of it is used for irrigation, while some is further treated and discharged back into the Notwane River.
A switch is being made to sophisticated sewage treatment, in view of shortage of land for the lower-cost option currently in use.
5. The central sewerage system has been described earlier for Abuja, the new Federal capital of Nigeria. The temporary plant now in use has capacity to serve only 50,000 people, that is, 25% of its present population. It is therefore not able to provide adequate treatment of the wastewater. The Nigerian law on the quality of effluent from treatment plants requires BOD5 of 20mg/l and suspended solids of 30mg/l, while coliform bacteria is reduced by 99%.
Extended aeration (activated sludge) is the method of treatment of wastewater from the Wupa drainage basin of Abuja city which serves 200,000 inhabitants. After the partial auto-oxidation of the wastewater, it is supposed to be oxygenated with diffused air mechanism and retained in the aeration tank for approximately 24 hours. But as noted earlier, because the capacity of the temporary treatment plant (contracts for the first of the five proposed treatment plants was awarded in 1989) is only 25% of the required size, aeration of the waste water could only be done for only a very short time. The result is a partially treated wastewater with BOD5 of 30-40mg/l.
In many African cities some industries often locate outside the main industrial areas. In such cases, pretreatment requirements may be imposed; effluents produced by such industries may have to be pretreated in order to ensure compatibility with domestic wastewater before being treated together. In Abuja, such outliers are expected to comply with such requirements.


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Women's Lib.
Description: Compilation of footage concerning women's liberation. People parachuting. A ceremony honoring servicewomen. Auditorium full of people. Exteriors of Harvard building (888 Memorial Drive) taken over by women and renamed the "Boston Women's Center." Crowd of children outside the taken over building. People outside the door to the Massachusetts House of Representatives Gallery. Governor Frank Sargent outside of the State House, with women addressing crowd about women's liberation. Older people eating meals in a cafeteria. Friends of Louise Bryun Walk for Peace gathered at Copley Square and march through downtown Boston. Louis Bruyn is a woman who walked from her home in Newton, Mass. to Washington, D.C. to protest the Vietnam War in 1971. Exteriors of the Boston Public Library. People on benches at the Boston Common. Women, and a few men, at a banquet. Riverside community resident holds a press conference. Dormitory, possibly a women's prison. Press conference in front of "Boston Women's Center." Exteriors of Old Cambridge Baptist Church. Exteriors of Lyons Hall and other campus environs at Boston College. Women march out of "Boston Women's Center" with banners. Women wrapped in blankets guard the door. Closeups on the electric box outside the building. International Women's Day demonstration on Boston Common in front of the State House. Women speaking at an event.
Collection: WHDH
Date Created: 03/1971
WHDH 1
Boston (Mass.) 1
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Cambridge (Mass.) 1


Perfect for all loose holds and styles including natural groomed looks.
The ratings scale given is for face cream, not hair cream. It has medium to light hold, which is what I want, no scent, and is equal value for your money compared to the other higher end products out there.


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Heimyscus fumosus är en gnagare som först beskrevs av Brosset, Dubost och Heim de Balsac 1965.  Heimyscus fumosus är ensam i släktet Heimyscus som ingår i familjen råttdjur. IUCN kategoriserar arten globalt som livskraftig. Inga underarter finns listade i Catalogue of Life.

Individerna blir 69 till 73 mm långa (huvud och bål), har en 98 till 117 mm lång svans och väger 13,5 till 15 g. Pälsen har på ovansidan en brun färg med rödaktiga skuggor och buken är vitaktig. Heimyscus fumosus skiljer sig från närbesläktade råttdjur genom avvikande detaljer av bakfötternas och tändernas konstruktion. Till exempel har molarerna större avstånd från varandra och det finns tydligare knölar och rännor på dessa tänder.

Denna gnagare förekommer i Afrika vid Guineabukten. Utbredningsområdet sträcker sig över södra Kamerun, Ekvatorialguinea, norra Gabon, norra Kongo-Brazzaville och västra Kongo-Kinshasa. Arten vistas i låglandet och i kulliga områden mellan 100 och 650 meter över havet. Habitatet utgörs främst av ursprungliga skogar. Dessutom besöks jordbruksmark.

Honor kan para sig hela året men de flesta ungar föds mellan januari och mars. Per kull föds vanligen 2 och ibland upp till 4 ungar. Individerna gräver underjordiska bon eller använder håligheter under trädrötter som gömställe. Boet fodras med löv. Heimyscus fumosus äter insekter, frukter och frön.

Källor

Externa länkar

Råttdjur
fumosus
Däggdjur i etiopiska regionen

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Q: TestCafe t.eval vs. ClientFunction What is the difference between TestCafes t.eval() function and ClientFunctions?
I've been using TestCafe for a while now and didn't stumble across the eval function until now.
I am curious, but I also have a concrete use case, which is not the subject of this question, but might help me understand the difference between both.
I'd like to do simple page manipulation tasks like hiding elements from my tests code.
The documentation clearly says that ClientFunction should not be used for this: "Do not modify the tested webpage within client functions. Use test actions to interact with the page instead."
Is the eval function suitable for this?

A: In essence, they are the same. The difference is that ClientFunction creates an instance that can be saved to a variable and then reused several times, while t.eval works without saving. Also, t.eval is executed immediately, while ClientFunction is not - it creates an instance that you need to call explicitly in order to run it.


Wonderful! Welcome Kris and congratulations to you! and you too Roy!
Welcome Jillian and congratulations! WE are so glad to have you as part of the Learning Community!
Congratulations to Jillian and welcome to our community!
Welcome Lisa! Glad to have you as part of our community.
Join us in Portland this summer!
The Portland Gathering will be held July 21-24, 2019 in Portland, Oregon. This annual event is sponsored by the Learning Community for Person Centered Practices and hosted by OTAC & The Arc Oregon.
Really amazing! Congratulations to all of you. Minnesota is chock full of rock stars!
Please check out this blog at the link below. It was contributed by Michael Smull.


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Canal 13, formerly known as TeleTrece and Trecevisión is a television station headquartered in Guatemala City, Guatemala, with repeaters throughout the country. The network and stations broadcast in the NTSC format.

It is one of the five stations operated by Radio y Televisión de Guatemala, who also operate channels 3, 7, 11 and 23, all of which are linked to Remigio Ángel González through his Albavisión group. The channel mostly airs animated series aimed at children in the daytime, as well as sporting events, TV shows and newscasts.

References

Television stations in Guatemala
Television channels and stations established in 1978


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La rivière du Sault Plat est un affluent de la rive nord du fleuve Saint-Laurent, coulant dans la municipalité de Rivière-au-Tonnerre, dans la municipalité régionale de comté de la Minganie, dans la région administrative de la Côte-Nord, dans la province de Québec (Canada).

Géographie
Le cours de la rivière du Sault Plat descend du nord, entre la rivière au Bouleau (situé du côté ouest) et la rivière Tortue (situé du côté est).

La rivière du Sault Plat prend sa source au lac Butereau puis coule vers le sud à travers le lac Grace et le lac Delaunay (longueur: ; altitude: ), dans la partie ouest de la municipalité de Rivière-au-Tonnerre. Ce lac encaissé entre les montagnes est alimenté notamment par neuf décharges de lacs ou ruisseaux.
L'embouchure du lac Delaunay est située à:
 au nord-est du centre-ville de Sept-Îles;
 au nord de l'embouchure de la rivière du Sault Plat;
 au sud-ouest du centre du village de Rivière-au-Tonnerre.

À partir du lac Delaunay, le cours de la rivière du Sault Plat descend sur , avec une dénivellation de , selon les segments suivants:

 vers le sud-est dans un élargissement de la rivière sur , puis traversant le lac Tête de Loon (longueur: ; altitude: ) sur  en tournant vers le sud au milieu du lac après avoir contourner une presqu'île rattachée à la rive ouest, jusqu'à son embouchure;
 vers le sud notamment en traversant le lac Plat (longueur: ; altitude: ), jusqu'à un coude de rivière correspondant à la décharge d'un ensemble de lacs (venant du nord-ouest);
 vers le sud (légèrement vers l'est sur la première moitié du segment), en recueillant trois ruisseaux du côté est, descendant la montagne dans le dernier  pour aller passer sous le pont de la route 138 en fin de segment, jusqu'à son embouchure.

La rivière du Sault Plat se déverse sur rive nord-ouest de l'estuaire maritime du Saint-Laurent. Cette confluence est située à:
 au sud-ouest du centre du village de Havre-Saint-Pierre;
 au sud-ouest du centre du village de Rivière-au-Tonnerre;
 au nord-est du centre-ville de Sept-Îles.

Le bassin hydrographique allongé s'étend du NNO à SSE avec une longueur de  et une largeur maximale de . De plus, 7,9% du bassin se trouve sur le territoire non organisé de Rivière-Nipissis dans la Municipalité régionale de comté (MRC) de Sept-Rivières. Le reste est dans la MRC Minganie, divisée entre le territoire non organisé de Lac-Jérôme (67,5%) et la municipalité de Rivière-au-Tonnerre (24,6%).

Site géologique de la Rivière-du-Sault-Plat

Un site géologique exceptionnel situé à  à l'ouest du centre du village de Rivière-au-Tonnerre, en Minganie, s'étend sur plus de . D'une forme rectangulaire, il s'étire sur  au nord de la route 138. Ce site est surtout constitué par le lit de la rivière du Sault Plat. Il comporte une auge creusée naturellement sous l'effet de la dernière grande glaciation, qui s'est terminée, il y a environ 10 000 ans avant notre ère.

Cette auge naturelle comporte des cannelures soient de larges sillons creusés par un glacier et par les roches entraînés par la force des glaces. Ces cannelures sont suivies par le courant de cette rivière qui traverse des cascades sur le dernier kilomètre. Leur orientation correspond à celle du retrait du glacier, qui devait avoir sur ce site une épaisseur estimée à au moins 3 km.

Toponymie
La rivière ne figure point sur les cartes par Gustave Rinfret (1913) ou Edgar Rochette (1927). Ce toponyme parait officiellement pour la première fois en 1969 dans le Répertoire géographique du Québec.

Le toponyme « rivière du Sault Plat » a été officialisé le  à la Banque de noms de lieux de la Commission de toponymie du Québec.

Notes et références

Annexes

Articles connexes
Minganie, une MRC
Rivière-au-Tonnerre, une municipalité
Lac Delaunay
Organisme de bassins versants Duplessis
Liste des affluents de l'estuaire du Saint-Laurent

Liens externes

Cours d'eau sur la Côte-Nord
1Sault Plat
Minganie


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