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Q: How to remove a div after it has faded out (Vanilla JS) I have a problem with a transition in JS. What i want is that once the div has opacity 0, js remove it automatically. The problem is that, i have to exit the div area, and then it removes it. That is because i have a mouseleave, but my question is. How can i delete that div without my mouse leaving the div area? Here's the CodePen link:
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function style() {
  h4 = document.getElementById("hover_me");
  header = document.getElementById("header");
  logo = document.getElementById("hover_me1");
  logo.addEventListener("mouseover", (e) => {
    logo.style.transition = "1200ms ease-in-out opacity"
    logo.style.opacity = "0"
  });

  logo.addEventListener("mouseleave", (e) => {
    header.removeChild(logo);
  });

  menu = document.getElementById("menu");
  if (logo.style.opacity == 0) {
    menu.style.transition = "1200ms ease-in-out opacity"
    menu.style.opacity = "1"
  }

}

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  background: #f4f4f4;
  font-size: 16px;
  font-family: "Inter";
  font-weight: 400;
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A: You can use the transitionend event instead.

function style() {
  h4 = document.getElementById("hover_me");
  header = document.getElementById("header");
  logo = document.getElementById("hover_me1");
  logo.addEventListener("mouseover", (e) => {
    logo.style.transition = "1200ms ease-in-out opacity"
    logo.style.opacity = "0"
  });

  logo.addEventListener("transitionend", (e) => {
    header.removeChild(logo);
  });

  menu = document.getElementById("menu");
  if (logo.style.opacity == 0) {
    menu.style.transition = "1200ms ease-in-out opacity"
    menu.style.opacity = "1"
  }

}

style();
*,
*::before,
*::after {
  margin: 0;
  padding: 0;
  box-sizing: border-box;
}

html,
body {
  height: 100%;
}

body {
  background: #f4f4f4;
  font-size: 16px;
  font-family: "Inter";
  font-weight: 400;
  color: #fff;
}

.header {
  width: 100%;
  height: 100vh;
  background: #222831;
}

.logo {
  position: absolute;
  top: 50%;
  left: 50%;
  transform: translate(-50%, -50%);
  background: #222831;
  z-index: 99;
  cursor: default;
}

.logo>h4 {
  font-size: 70px;
}

.menu {
  width: 100%;
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  justify-content: center;
  align-items: center;
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  top: 50%;
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}

.menu>li {
  display: inline-block;
  margin-left: 5px;
  margin-right: 5px;
}

.menu>li>a {
  text-decoration: none;
  font-size: 25px;
  text-transform: uppercase;
  font-weight: 200;
  color: #fff;
}

.menu>li>a:hover {
  color: rgba(255, 255, 255, .35);
}

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A: Just use a setTimeout. Specifically, setTimeout(function() {header.removeChild(logo)},1200).

function style() {
  h4 = document.getElementById("hover_me");
  header = document.getElementById("header");
  logo = document.getElementById("hover_me1");
  logo.addEventListener("mouseover", (e) => {
    logo.style.transition = "1200ms ease-in-out opacity"
    logo.style.opacity = "0"
    setTimeout(function() {header.removeChild(logo)},1200)
  });

  menu = document.getElementById("menu");
  if (logo.style.opacity == 0) {
    menu.style.transition = "1200ms ease-in-out opacity"
    menu.style.opacity = "1"
  }

}

style();
*,
*::before,
*::after {
  margin: 0;
  padding: 0;
  box-sizing: border-box;
}

html,
body {
  height: 100%;
}

body {
  background: #f4f4f4;
  font-size: 16px;
  font-family: "Inter";
  font-weight: 400;
  color: #fff;
}

.header {
  width: 100%;
  height: 100vh;
  background: #222831;
}

.logo {
  position: absolute;
  top: 50%;
  left: 50%;
  transform: translate(-50%, -50%);
  background: #222831;
  z-index: 99;
  cursor: default;
}

.logo>h4 {
  font-size: 70px;
}

.menu {
  width: 100%;
  display: flex;
  justify-content: center;
  align-items: center;
  position: absolute;
  top: 50%;
  transform: translate(0%, -50%);
  opacity: 0;
}

.menu>li {
  display: inline-block;
  margin-left: 5px;
  margin-right: 5px;
}

.menu>li>a {
  text-decoration: none;
  font-size: 25px;
  text-transform: uppercase;
  font-weight: 200;
  color: #fff;
}

.menu>li>a:hover {
  color: rgba(255, 255, 255, .35);
}
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A: You can listen for the transitionend CSS event, and remove the node in it.
Also, it is very recommended to declare your variables and move CSS declarations into the CSS code, where possible.

function style() {
  const h4 = document.getElementById("hover_me");
  const header = document.getElementById("header");
  const logo = document.getElementById("hover_me1");
  const menu = document.getElementById("menu")
  logo.addEventListener("mouseover", (e) => {
    logo.classList.add("hidden")
    logo.addEventListener("transitionend", () => {
      logo.remove()
      menu.classList.remove("hidden")
    })
  });

}

style();
*,
*::before,
*::after {
  margin: 0;
  padding: 0;
  box-sizing: border-box;
}

html,
body {
  height: 100%;
}

body {
  background: #f4f4f4;
  font-size: 16px;
  font-family: "Inter";
  font-weight: 400;
  color: #fff;
}

.header {
  width: 100%;
  height: 100vh;
  background: #222831;
}

.logo {
  position: absolute;
  top: 50%;
  left: 50%;
  transform: translate(-50%, -50%);
  background: #222831;
  z-index: 99;
  cursor: default;
  transition: 1200ms ease-in-out opacity;
}

.logo>h4 {
  font-size: 70px;
}

.menu {
  width: 100%;
  display: flex;
  justify-content: center;
  align-items: center;
  position: absolute;
  top: 50%;
  transform: translate(0%, -50%);
  transition: 1200ms ease-in-out opacity;
}

.menu>li {
  display: inline-block;
  margin-left: 5px;
  margin-right: 5px;
}

.menu>li>a {
  text-decoration: none;
  font-size: 25px;
  text-transform: uppercase;
  font-weight: 200;
  color: #fff;
}

.menu>li>a:hover {
  color: rgba(255, 255, 255, .35);
}

.hidden{
  opacity: 0;
}
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A: You can use the following code to receive your current browser's Transition Events:
    const getTransitionEvents = () => {
    let t,
        el = document.createElement("fakeelement");

    let transitions = {
        transition: {
            Start: "transitionstart",
            Run: "transitionrun",
            Cancel: "transitioncancel",
            End: "transitionend"
        },
        OTransition: {
            Start: "oTransitionStart",
            Run: "oTransitionRun",
            Cancel: "oTransitionCancel",
            End: "oTransitionEnd"
        },
        MozTransition: {
            Start: "transitionstart",
            Run: "transitionrun",
            Cancel: "transitioncancel",
            End: "transitionend"
        },
        WebkitTransition: {
            Start: "webkitTransitionStart",
            Run: "webkitTransitionRun",
            Cancel: "webkitTransitionCancel",
            End: "webkitTransitionEnd"
        }
    };

    for (t in transitions) {
        if (el.style[t] !== undefined) {
            return transitions[t];
        }
    }
};

After that you can just bind the return of this function to a variable
const transEvt = getTransitionEvents();

and bind eventListeners to it
document.addEventListener(transEvt.End, (evt) => {
    // do some cool stuff when the Transition ends
});

I use this myself, in a #just-for-fun #work-in-progress pen called Simple Image Loop without duplicating slides where I rearrange the slides after the transform transition has ended.


The research project Representative Democracy in Europe examines the key actors of representative democracy in the 27 EU member states: voters, political parties, parliaments and governments. Central to the functioning of representative democracy is the election of political representatives to the national parliaments by the citizens, who forms the government and the stability of governments.
Consequently, this project researches citizens' opinions and those of their political representatives: political parties, parliaments and governments. Through the European Representative Democracy (ERD) Dataset, we have access to a data source of high quality, containing information on governments, parliaments and institutions. By combining these data with opinion polls, as well as with surveys of political parties, we can analyze key research questions about representative democracy in Western and Eastern Europe.
As this is mainly an applied research project, the data collection is more limited. Some additional data are available in the replication files for the publications within the project. In addition, in the project we have corrected and updated some key variables in the ERD dataset, as well as, added the causes of cabinet termination for each cabinet. These updates will be included in the final release of the ERD dataset.
The research project is financed by the Marianne and Marcus Wallenberg Foundation for the period 2012 – June 2019.


Impressive pair of "cassolette" white marble egg shaped vases mounted on gilt bronze. Ram's head handles, Angels facing each other on both tops, large ribbons in the middle of the bronze flower garlands. Piédouche in bronze. Very decorative pair. Nice chasing of the bronzes. Can be placed on pedestals, a large chimney or furniture.
French work of the late 19th century.


LOOK NO FURTHER. 1 OWNER WRANGLER UNLIMITED RUBICON. CLEAN CARFAX, HARDTOP and SOFTTOP INCLUDED PLUS 18 INCH FUEL-OFF ROAD WHEELS W/MATCHING SPARE, NITTO TERRA GRAPPLER TIRES - 325/60R18, DUAL WINDSHIELD MOUNTED LED SPOT LIGHTS, AUXILIARY SWITCH PACK INTERIOR, AUXILIARY ALLOY GRAB HANDLES INTERIOR, GIBSON CAT BACK EXHAUST SYSTEM - W/STOCK EXHAUST, POISON SPYDER - ALLOY REAR BUMPER W/TIRE CARRIER, LED HEADLIGHTS - J.W. SPEAKER, 2 INCH LIFT KIT - ROUGH COUNTRY, DOOR POSITIONING LATCHES, FUNCTIONAL HOOD VENT. Ask about lease and finance options. We are an Authorized Aston Martin and McLaren dealer. We offer pickup and delivery and ship nationally using the premier enclosed car carrier available. For more information on this 2013 Jeep Wrangler Unlimited Rubicon please call one of our Sales Specialists at 516.478.4326.


The Scarlet Jacks are Greg McDonald (various instruments) and Gemma Gaynor (fiddle and vocals). Greg is a skilled story-telling songwriter, with an impressive musical CV.
The CD opens in dramatic style Run Jack Run, a good old-fashioned tale of derring-do. This is followed by the mellower Fiddler's Copse in which the haunting fiddle melody illustrates the subject matter. The close vocal harmonies, with the melody doubled by fiddle are particularly effective. The song has a very free rhythm, almost as if spoken. The third track is The Dashing White Sergeant, played at an undanceable speed, but it does calm down, albeit briefly, part way through.
The CD ends dreamily with Teardrop, a beautiful song with a simple accompaniment.


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Kory Kocur, né le  à Kelvington au Canada, est un joueur professionnel de hockey sur glace.

Biographie
Choisi au repêchage d'entrée dans la LNH 1988 en  par les Red Wings de Détroit alors qu'il est membre des Blades de Saskatoon dans la Western Hockey League il ne joue pourtant jamais en Ligue nationale de hockey. Il évolue dans les ligues mineures : dans la Ligue américaine de hockey avec Red Wings de l'Adirondack et dans la Ligue internationale de hockey avec les Komets de Fort Wayne.

Statistiques
Pour les significations des abréviations, voir statistiques du hockey sur glace.

| 1986-1987|| Blades de Saskatoon|| WHL || 62|| 13|| 17|| 30|| 98|| 4|| 0|| 0|| 0|| 7
|-
| 1987-1988|| Blades de Saskatoon|| WHL|| 69|| 34|| 37|| 71|| 95|| 10|| 5|| 4|| 9|| 18
|-
| 1988-1989|| Blades de Saskatoon|| WHL|| 66|| 45|| 57|| 102|| 111|| 8|| 7|| 11|| 18|| 15
|-
| 1989-1990|| Red Wings de l'Adirondack|| LAH|| 79|| 18|| 37|| 55|| 36|| 6|| 1|| 2|| 3|| 2
|-
| 1990-1991|| Red Wings de l'Adirondack|| LAH|| 65|| 8|| 13|| 21|| 83|| 2|| 0|| 0|| 0|| 12
|-
| 1991-1992|| Komets de Fort Wayne || LIH|| 69|| 25|| 40|| 65|| 68|| 7|| 3|| 3|| 6|| 49
|-
| 1992-1993|| Komets de Fort Wayne || LIH|| 66|| 21|| 36|| 57|| 77|| 4|| 1|| 1|| 2|| 6
|-
| 1992-1993|| Red Wings de l'Adirondack|| LAH|| 2|| 0|| 0|| 0|| 0|| --|| --|| --|| --|| --

Voir aussi

Références

Naissance en mars 1969
Joueur canadien de hockey sur glace
Choix de repêchage des Red Wings de Détroit
Choix de premier tour au repêchage d'entrée dans la LNH
Joueur des Red Wings de l'Adirondack
Joueur des Komets de Fort Wayne
Attaquant de hockey sur glace

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In 1970's it became a platform for Italian government to bring back the history and culture of Venice by using the traditional Carnival as the centerpiece of their efforts. Masks have always been a central feature of the Venetian carnival. The Carnival of Venice started as a time for celebration and expression throughout the classes, as wearing masks hid any form of identity between social classes. In ancient times, wearing a mask was part of life for much of the year. People used masks to hide from gambling creditors and for plenty more subversive reasons, endowing the traditional Carnivale characters such as the eerily pale, beaked and bespectacled "medico" or the hard-chinned "bauta" with an extra sense of risk and mystery. You can pair one with a cloak and tricorne hat to join the locals, or watch the fancy-dress posers and revelers partying all across the island, late into the dark February night.


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Q: net-snmp mfd implemented writable objects I am trying to extend agent to support my mib. I was using old api before but this time I decided going into the newer one. So I started by using mib2c.mfd.conf as mib2c configuration file and after some effort by following ifTable tutorial in net-snmp site I succeeded in processing get requests. But in the case of set requests I face the error:
Error in packet.
Reason: notWritable (That object does not support modification)
Failed object: ZT400-CONF-MIB::nodeLoc.1

and no debugging log is outputted by my agent. (In the case of get I receive something like this):
internal:nodeTable:_mfd_nodeTable_pre_request: called
verbose:nodeTable:nodeTable_pre_request: called
internal:nodeTable:_mfd_nodeTable_object_lookup: called
verbose:nodeTable:nodeTable_row_prep: called
internal:nodeTable:_mfd_nodeTable_get_values: called
internal:nodeTable:_mfd_nodeTable_get_column: called for 2
verbose:nodeTable:nodeName_get: called
internal:nodeTable:_mfd_nodeTable_post_request: called
verbose:nodeTable:nodeTable_post_request: called

And for set request as it stated in read-me file I expect receiving at least first two lines.
what is the problem? can anyone help?
Is there a working tutorial for implementing snmp settable objects with net-snmp mfd?

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You are here: CollectionsOnline / [18-21] Variant designs (C1-C3) for the front elevation with a five-bay attic storey, 6 November 1817 (4)
SM (18) 48/2/31 (19) 48/2/24 (20) 48/2/14 (21) 48/2/4
[18-21] Variant designs (C1-C3) for the front elevation with a five-bay attic storey, 6 November 1817 (4)
18 Front elevation, wall plan and section of wall with rough pencil part-elevation and feint pencil detail 19 Front elevation, wall plan and section of wall 20 Front elevation, wall plan and section of wall 21 Perspective with neighbouring houses and figures
(18-19) bar scales of 3½ inches to 10 feet (20) bar scale of 3 iches to 10 feet
18 National Debt Redemp and Annuity Office (on facade), (Soane, pencil) * leave this / window 20 Design No 3 (the '3' partly erased) 19-21 National Debt Redemption and Life Annuity Office (on facade)
(18) October 1817 (19-20) Lincolns Inn Fields / November 6th 1817 (21) Lincolns Inn Fields Novr 1817
(18) Pen, sepia, warm sepia, raw umber, grey, green and pink washes, shaded, added pencil within double ruled and sepia wash border on wove paper (619 x 820) (19) pen, sepia, warm sepia, raw umber, grey, blue, green and pink washes, shaded, partly pricked for transfer within single ruled and sepia wash border on wove paper (622 x 828) (20) pen, burnt umber, sepia, blue, grey, green and pink washes on wove paper (540 x 750) (21) pen, sepia, raw umber, warm sepia, grey and green washes within single ruled and sepia wash border on wove paper (465 x 590)
George Bailey (1792-1860, pupil then assistant, 1806-37, curator 1837-60), Edward Foxhall (1793-1862, pupil 1812-1821) Henry Parke (1790-1835, pupil 1814-1820) from Day Book
(18, 19) J Whatman 1816
These designs are for a building of four full storeys with a basement, five bays wide, with a three-bay recessed centre to the two upper storeys and with a narrow extension on the left hand side and a small, projection on the opposite side (as with earlier elevations). The four drawings share a closely related design. A comparison with the preceding drawings 15-17 (designs B1-B4) shows that, in general, the principal change is the enlargement of the attic storey from three to five bays as well as the roofline additions of balustrades over the outer (projecting) bays and a pediment over the central projection that with coupled panel pilasters gives it a temple-like appearance. The banded rustication is the same and the elegant incised semicircle with a Greek fret stop over three round-arched ground floor windows (of drawing 17) has been retained.
However, drawing 18 (design C1) has a dividing line down the centre of the drawing, on either side of which are alternative treatments for the string-courses, the addition of sunk panels above the windows of the ground and first floors (right-hand side), the position of the fascias inscribed 'National Debt Redemption and Life Annuity Office' and the arrangement of two tiers of panel pilasters on the left-hand side and three tiers on the right-hand side. Omitted are the door and circular window of the projection on the right-hand side shown on drawings 19-21. The surround to a window on the right-hand bay of the second floor has been erased and the slight pencil part-elevation to the right of this has a note 'leave this window'.
Drawings 19 and 20 (C2) share the same design. The varying treatment of the string-courses has been resolved so that the simpler design with slender, elongated tablets under each window has been chosen, there are no sunk panels and the panel pilasters are in two tiers.
The perspective drawing 21 (C3) has the panel pilasters arranged in three tiers, the outer windows of the second floor have moulded surrounds with cornices and sunk panels have been added above the heads of the outer windows of the ground and first floors. The perspective shows the front (Old Jewry) and side (Meeting House Court) of the proposed new building in a setting of brick built three- and four-storey houses with ground floor shops.

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Early Monthly Segments
Early Monthly Segments is a monthly film series named after an early film by Robert Beavers, and is inspired by the immediacy, vibrancy and experimentation found in that film. Programmed by Scott Berry, Chris Kennedy, and Kate MacKay this series features historical and contemporary avant-garde 16mm films in a salon-like setting at the Gladstone Art Bar in Toronto, Canada. In this relaxed context with refreshing beverages and food available, we hope to encourage a convivial atmosphere for engaged viewing and post-screening dialogue. We do not receive public funding for our programs. We pay artists from admissions.
http://earlymonthlysegments.org/
1214 Queen St West
Gladstone Hotel
M6J 1J6 Toronto, Ontario
Venues/Screening series
Early Monthly Segments #101 = Ute Aurand in person!
By Anonymous on Thu, 05/04/2018 - 20:44
Early Monthly Segments returns to the screen as an occasional series, hosted by the Revue Cinema at 400 Roncesvalles Avenue. We're excited to host German filmmaker Ute Aurand in person, in town after screening a short film at the Images Festival.
Saturday, April 21, 2018 - 16:00
Revue Cinema - Toronto, Canada
Early Monthly Segments #98: Abigail Child & Julie Murray
Celebrate the heat of July with classics by two of the sharpest editors in the experimental scenes in the USA. Abigail Child's heady Is This What You Were Born For? series (from which we're showing four films) took the Eighties by storm creating "found" footage collages of sultry noir seduction—turning erotic desires on its head.
Gladstone Hotel - Toronto, Canadá
Early Monthly Segments #95: Su Friedrich
In collaboration with our colleagues in the screening collective Vertical Features, Early Monthly Segments is pleased to present two films by Su Friedrich. The Ties That Binds centres on Friedrich's mother, Lore Bucher, who was born in Ulm, Germany in 1920. With Friedrich's insistence, Bucher recollects her youth, growing up in Germany during the rise of the Third Reich and speaks about her own attempts to resist in whatever form she could.
Early Monthly Segments #90: Barbara Sternberg book launch
"The more real a thing it is, the more mysterious it becomes." Jack Chambers
Early Monthly Segments is pleased to host the launch of three small books by Barbara Sternberg. Every Day 1, 2, 3 looks at the process of living and the process of filmmaking—how the quotidian influences the creative practice and how one moves from the real world to the imaginative world of artmaking. The launch will be accompanied by a short screening of four films followed by a discussion on the relation between filmmaking and book-making.
Monday, November 14, 2016 - 20:00
Early Monthly Segments #87: Remembering Roberto Ariganello
Early Monthly Segments presents a special evening of 16mm films by the late Roberto Ariganello (1961-2006) on the 10th anniversary of his sudden passing. We will remember Roberto at an intimate screening in his former apartment on College and Dufferin. Even if you only met Roberto once, it's guaranteed that his warmth, exuberance and passion for film making has stayed with you ever since. The energies he shared with filmmakers and film lovers in Toronto and beyond resonates ten years after he left us much too soon.
Sunday, August 14, 2016 - 19:00
1132-A College Street, Toronto - Toronto, Canada
Early Monthly Segments #71: Takashi Ito + Rose Lowder + Paul Sharits
By Marcos Ortega on Sat, 07/03/2015 - 07:24
To celebrate our sixth anniversary we've assembled an evening of determined visual magic, radical geometry and single frame exaltation. Takashi Ito's sublime Spacy uses the Droste effect (or mise-en-abyme), to turn 700 photographs of a gymnasium into a glorious ten-minute kinetic voyage. Paul Sharits's seminal Ray Gun Virus is a colour field flicker film that offers a visceral palette of sensory pleasures. Rose Lowder's Scenes de la vie francaise: La Ciotat is from her four-part series "Scenes de la vie francaise" which references the Lumieres and shows two versions of the same scene, shot frame by frame acutely examining the impact of scale, duration and time. La Ciotat features animated landscapes of the port, dry docks, shipyard workers, launched tankers, fishermen and the beach, showing us contrasting views of the Cote d'Azur port city with graceful perception.
Monday, March 16, 2015 - 20:00
Early Monthly Segments #70: Mary Helena Clark
This month, Early Monthly Segments is very pleased to host a screening of 16mm films by US-based filmmaker Mary Helena Clark. Clark is in Toronto to work on a new film based on Franco Moretti's book Signs Taken for Wonders, the title of which could be an apt description of much of Clark's filmography. Clark's films place emphasis on fragments and momentary discoveries, whether the physical imprints of rotting textbooks found in a deserted school, as in After Writing, the very material detritus on a well-worn film print of Jean Cocteu's Orphée, highlighted in Orpheus (outtakes), or the way traveling through an iconic city like San Francisco, featured in The Dragon is the Frame, can capture references to moments gone-by—both universal and personal.
Early Monthly Segments #63: Susan Oxtoby + Lis Rhodes
This month Early Monthly Segments is delighted to be presenting three films that are distinguished by their political and critical resonance while exhibiting a profound, poetic and unique handling of the materials and form of film. In Light Reading Lis Rhodes uses a series of still photographs to suggest a mystery, or perhaps more accurately to explore the tropes of the language of mystery. Layering images and text both still and moving, and playing with repetition and image registration and measurement Light Reading is as much about the characteristics of film and photography and who is the subject and/or the object of such as the story it skirts. Similarly layered and elliptical A Cold Draft functions as a multifaceted poetic reportage of the experience of those left behind in the trickle down dystopia of the 1980s UK. The voice of a single narrator comes to embody a chorus of defeated subjects surviving perpetual oppression. Susan Oxtoby's All Flesh Is Grass revolves around the exploration of the ruin of a 19th century shopping arcade in Buffalo NY, combined with footage of spaces, friends, children and characters in Toronto and in New York City.
Monday, May 12, 2014 - 20:00
Early Monthly Segments #61: 5th Anniversary Screening
To celebrate our fifth year anniversary we've given ourselves the challenge of programming (and projecting) an evening of double projections!
Vanessa O'Neill's sublime Suspension uses rephotography, tinting and superimposition to turn a westward view of the Pacific Ocean into a sublime interplay of waves, light and grain. Malcolm Le Grice's classic Berlin Horse is a film that explores the possibilities of the loop, taking a short fragment of a silent film and subjecting it to a series of colour processes amplified by the phased music of Brian Eno. Daichi Saito's Never a Foot Too Far, Even is a contemporary expansion, superimposing a section of a Kung-Fu action film into a perceptual play, accompanied by a violin composition by Malcolm Goldstein. Tonight's screening of Visions in Mediation #2: Mesa Verde, Stan Brakhage's vision quest to the ruins of the Ancient Peublo cliff dwellings in Southwestern Colorado is amplified by a second print given to Kate MacKay from the filmmaker as a gift. And finally, a third projector will be sparked to present For My Crushed Right Eye, Toshio Matsumoto's ode to the social unrest and expansion of the late sixties, all of which threatened to burst out of the frame.
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Plymouth es la antigua capital de Montserrat, un territorio británico de ultramar.

Construida sobre depósitos históricos de lava cerca del entonces inactivo volcán Soufrière Hills, la ciudad fue evacuada en 1995 cuando el volcán reanudó la erupción. Plymouth fue finalmente abandonado permanentemente en 1997 después de que fue sustancialmente quemado y enterrado en su mayoría por una serie de flujos piroclásticos y lahares. Durante siglos, había sido el único puerto de entrada a la isla. Plymouth sigue siendo la capital de iure de Montserrat, lo que la convierte en la única ciudad fantasma que es la capital de un territorio político.

Historia

Iglesia de San Antonio
Después del establecimiento de la primera colonia europea en la isla de Montserrat en 1632, la Iglesia de San Antonio se estableció en Plymouth en 1636. Aunque hay un San Antonio en el catolicismo, se cree que el gobernador Anthony Brisket, que fue a Inglaterra a obtener fondos para construir la iglesia, tenía la iglesia que lleva su nombre. La iglesia tuvo que ser reconstruida varias veces a lo largo de su historia debido a los daños causados por terremotos y huracanes.

Huracán Hugo
Montserrat fue golpeada por el huracán Hugo el 17 de septiembre de 1989. El huracán destruyó un embarcadero de piedra de 180 pies en el puerto de Plymouth. Muchos otros edificios, incluyendo escuelas, centros de salud y el edificio del hospital central recientemente construido, quedaron inutilizados por los daños causados por la tormenta. Dado que el hospital era el único en la isla, y los daños eran lo suficientemente extensos como para que todos los pacientes tuvieran que ser reubicados, un estudio realizado por ingenieros de la Agencia Nacional de Manejo de Emergencias de Trinidad y Tobago concluyó que el hospital debía someterse a un rediseño sustancial para asegurar que su fuerza estructural pudiera soportar futuras tormentas.

Erupciones volcánicas y abandono

A partir de julio de 1995, una serie de enormes erupciones en el volcán Soufrière Hills, que había estado inactivo durante siglos, enviaron flujos piroclásticos y caídas de cenizas a través de una amplia área del sur de Montserrat, incluida la capital, Plymouth. Inmediatamente quedó claro que la ciudad estaba en grave peligro. El 21 de agosto de 1995, el piroclasto cayó sobre Plymouth, y en diciembre los residentes fueron evacuados como precaución.

A los residentes se les permitió regresar unos meses más tarde, pero el 25 de junio de 1997 una nueva erupción masiva produjo oleadas piroclásticas que mataron a 19 personas y llegaron casi al aeropuerto de la isla en el lado oriental de la isla. Plymouth fue evacuado de nuevo.

Entre el 4 y el 8 de agosto de 1997, otra serie de grandes erupciones destruyeron aproximadamente el 80% de la ciudad, enterrándola bajo  de ceniza. Este material caliente quemó muchos de los edificios, haciendo que la vivienda sea casi imposible para muchos de los residentes.

Los flujos piroclásticos, lava, ceniza y otros tipos de rocas volcánicas eran en su mayoría compactos, teniendo una densidad similar a la del hormigón. La eliminación del sobrecarburado habría requerido el uso de explosivos, excavadoras y otros recursos demasiado caros para su uso generalizado. Se preveía que el suelo debajo del barro endurecido y la lava habrían sido quemados y dejado completamente no cultivables por el intenso calor de los flujos piroclásticos.

El gobierno ordenó la evacuación de Plymouth, con la marina real británica ayudando llevando a la población a un lugar seguro. Toda la mitad sur de la isla fue declarada zona de exclusión debido a la continua actividad volcánica en las colinas de Soufrière. El gobierno de la isla se trasladó al norte a la ciudad de Brades, aunque Plymouth sigue siendo la capital de iure. A partir de 2013, un nuevo puerto y capital están en construcción en Little Bay, en la costa noroeste de la isla.

La destrucción total de Plymouth causó graves problemas económicos para la isla de Montserrat. Plymouth había sido, con diferencia, el asentamiento más grande de la isla, con una población de unos 4000 habitantes, y como tal había sido el sitio de casi todas las tiendas y servicios de la isla, además de haber sido su sede de gobierno. Algunas de las instalaciones perdidas fueron posteriormente reconstruidas en otros lugares de Montserrat, pero esto no impidió la emigración. Entre 1995 y 2000, dos tercios de la población total de la isla se vieron obligadas a huir, muchas de las cuales se establecieron en el Reino Unido, dejando a menos de 1200 personas residentes en la isla a partir de 1997. La cifra de población había aumentado a casi 5000 en 2016.

Geografía
Plymouth está situado en la ladera suroeste inferior del volcán Soufrière Hills. Está bien dentro de la zona de exclusión volcánica, que se considera totalmente inhabitable.

Clima

Galería

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Localidades de Montserrat
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Capitales del Caribe


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Netizen Report: Chelsea Manning and the Power of Transparency
by Global Voices Advocacy Netizen Report Team
Chelsea Manning was released from military prison on May 17. Photo by smuconlaw on Flickr and used with Creative Commons licence.
Global Voices Advocacy's Netizen Report offers an international snapshot of challenges, victories, and emerging trends in Internet rights around the world.
U.S. Army officer Chelsea Manning was released from military prison on May 17 after spending nearly seven years behind bars for sharing with Wikileaks thousands of classified military and government files that exposed human rights violations and corruption committed by the US government and numerous others.
The U.S. government pursued 22 charges against Manning, including "aiding the enemy." Although prosecutors were never able to prove that Manning's actions had caused the United States material harm, she was sentenced to 35 years in prison in a case rife with political controversy and seen by civil and human rights advocates as an attempt to set a severe precedent for sentencing in cases involving the leaking of classified digital documents.
Her sentence was commuted by Barack Obama in the final days of his presidency. The commutation does not absolve her of conviction, but it means that she is now free to "breathe the warm spring air," as she put it a few days before she walked free.
Manning's civilian lawyer David Coombs published a sobering statement on the day of her release in which he described her sentence as a "grievous wrong" committed by the military court system. He wrote:
…the particular constellation of players involved in this case, the desire to make an example out of Manning, and the "win at all costs" mentality of the prosecution created a powder keg where the ability to achieve a just result was impossible.
So I don't see Manning's commutation as a victory. I see it as an unfortunate failure of military justice to do its job.
The documents that Manning helped make public had an immeasurable impact on public knowledge about and response to the activities of the US and other governments. It included some of the most damning evidence of human rights violations committed by the United States in the wars in Iraq and Afghanistan. Beyond the US, the documents demonstrated deep corruption and systemic human rights abuses by the Tunisian government under the regime of Zine el Abidine Ben Ali regime. Their release was a critical precursor to the Tunisian revolution, which brought about the Ben Ali's ouster in January of 2011 and helped inspire a series of uprisings across the region now often referred to as the "Arab Spring."
In a reflective blog post that he published in 2013, Tunisian activist Sami Ben Gharbia, who played a pivotal role in circulating the documents among Tunisian civil society, described the impact of her actions:
If the U.S. will take 35 years from Chelsea Manning's life, may it console her that she has given us, Arabs, the secret gift that helped expose and topple 50 years of dictatorships.
After she was sentenced to 35 years in prison Chelsea Manning said in her statement that "Sometimes you have to pay a heavy price to live in a free society." I don't know if she knows that she helped us, in this part of the world, to move toward that noble goal. Closing a cell door on a prisoner with a free mind has opened a thousand and one doors for a free society.
Manning will face a new set of challenges now that she is released, as she has become a high-profile person for whom harassment and threats of violence are expected to increase. Supporters of Manning have raised over US$140,000 in a Welcome Home fund, and put together a digital album featuring the artists Michael Stipe, Tom Morello and Talib Kweli to support her.
Ukraine censors Russian news sites, web platforms
The Ukrainian President signed an order instructing ISPs to block several major Russian social media sites, including social networks VKontakte and Odnoklasniki, email service Mail.Ru and search engine Yandex. The same order placed sanctions on a number of Russian companies and individuals, including the airline Aeroflot, cybersecurity company Kaspersky Labs, and officials from the United Russia party.
This marks another wave of sanctions by the Ukrainian government since the annexation of Crimea: in all, 450 Russian companies and 1200 individuals have been targeted by sanctions since 2014. As of May 16, none of the sanctioned websites have been blocked.
WannaSob? China hit hardest in massive ransomware attack
China was hit hardest by the ransomware program "WannaCry." Photo by Lei Han on Flickr and used with Creative Commons license.
By May 15, China had become the country most affected by the ransomware program "WannaCry," which infected over 230,000 computers in 99 countries beginning on May 12, half of which were located in China. The ransomware attacks computers running Microsoft Windows and locks users out of their systems, demanding users pay US $300 to decrypt their files. Chinese users — and many others in countries with loose restrictions on intellectual property — are particularly vulnerable to the attack as many use unlicensed or outdated versions of Windows and thus do not receive security updates that prevent the attack.
Thailand threatens Facebook with legal action
The Thai government threatened to take Facebook to court over 131 "anti-monarchy" posts officials have asked the US social media giant to remove from its platform. Among the posts are a video showing the new Thai king walking through a shopping mall wearing a crop top, which was widely shared across the social network. Thailand imposes harsh lese-majeste laws, sanctioning any speech that is deemed insulting to the Thai royal family, and has stepped up its prosecution of violations of these laws: 105 individuals have been arrested for alleged lese majeste violations since a military coup in 2014. Facebook already has removed 178 posts in 2017.
Bangladeshi bloggers honor slain LGBT activists
Bangladeshi activists started a blog to honor slain LGBT activists. Photo by mariusz kluzniak on Flickr and used with Creative Commons license.
Bangladeshi activists started a blog to honor slain LGBT activists. Photo of a traffic jam in Dhaka, Bangladesh by Joisey Showaa on Flickr and reused here with Creative Commons license.Boys of Bangladesh, a network of Bangladeshi gay men, launched the Bangla-language blog Dhee (which means talent or intelligence in Bangla), to commemorate slain LGBT activists in the country and to raise awareness about discrimination against the LGBT community in the country. Just over a year ago, activist Mahbub Rabbi Tonoy and web journalist Xulhaz Mannan, who launched Bangladesh's first LGBT news site, were hacked to death in the capital city of Dhaka.
Ansar Al-Islam Bangladesh claimed responsibility for the murders, but police have failed to issue any charges against suspects. While homosexuality is not explicitly prohibited in Bangladesh, the country's penal code criminalizes sexual activities "against the order of nature," which includes consensual homosexual acts, fellatio and anal penetration.
Tightening the Net: Online Freedoms in Iran Ahead of the 2017 Presidential Elections – Article 19
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Twitter and Tear Gas: The Power and Fragility of Networked Protest – Zeynep Tufekci
The Netizen Report is produced by Global Voices Advocacy. Mahsa Alimardani, Ellery Roberts Biddle, Sahar Habib Ghazi and Sarah Myers West contributed to this report.
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Physical and dynamical characterisation of the unbound asteroid pair 7343-154634
Duddy, S.R., Lowry, S.C., Wolters, S.D., Christou, A., Weissman, P., Green, S.F., Rozitis, B. (2012) Physical and dynamical characterisation of the unbound asteroid pair 7343-154634. Astronomy and Astrophysics, 539 . (A36) 1-11. ISSN 0004-6361. E-ISSN 1432-0746. (doi:10.1051/0004-6361/201118302) (The full text of this publication is not currently available from this repository. You may be able to access a copy if URLs are provided)
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Context. Models have shown that asteroids can undergo fission if their rate of rotation is steadily increased. The forces acting to pull the asteroid apart exceed the material strength and gravitational force holding the asteroid together and material can escape from the surface of the asteroid. Initially forming a binary asteroid system, the components are capable of decoupling at low relative velocity from their mutual orbit if their mass ratio is less than 0.2. A number of asteroids with very similar orbital elements have been shown to have had very recent (<1 Myr) encounters at distances smaller than the Hill sphere radius of the larger of the asteroids. The mass ratio of the asteroids in each pair is estimated to be less than 0.2, suggesting that these unbound pairs are the result of rotational fission. Aims. We determine whether the asteroids in one such unbound pair, (7343) Ockeghem and (154 634) 2003 XX28, share a common composition, indicative of asteroids formed from a common parent and further constrain a likely formation age for this pair. Methods. We have obtained spectroscopic observations of each asteroid covering the wavelength range 0.45 to 1.0 microns. Using thermal observations we have measured the size and albedo of (7343) Ockeghem. Combined with optical lightcurve data of both asteroids, we have constrained the size and density of the asteroids and estimated the strength of the Yarkovsky force experienced by both. This improved physical information has been used in new dynamical simulations of the asteroids' orbits to better constrain a formation time of this pair. Results. We find that the asteroids have very similar spectra consistent with an S-type taxonomy. The geometric albedo of (7343) Ockeghem, 0.20 ± 0.06 is consistent with this classification. The mass ratio range of the asteroids assuming an equal density, 0.007 to 0.065, is consistent with models of unbound asteroid pair formation. A new dynamical analysis has indicated that an absolute lower limit for the age of this pair is 400 kyr with a more likely age around 560 kyr, lower than a previous estimate of 800 kyr. © 2012 ESO.
Unmapped bibliographic data: C7 - A36 [EPrints field already has value set] LA - English [Field not mapped to EPrints] J2 - Astron. Astrophys. [Field not mapped to EPrints] AD - Centre for Astrophysics and Planetary Science, University of Kent, Canterbury, Kent, CT2 7NH, United Kingdom [Field not mapped to EPrints] AD - Planetary and Space Sciences, Department of Physical Sciences, Open University, Walton Hall, Milton Keynes, MK7 6AA, United Kingdom [Field not mapped to EPrints] AD - Planetary Science Section, Jet Propulsion Laboratory, Pasadena, CA 91109, United States [Field not mapped to EPrints] AD - Armagh Observatory, College Hill, Armagh, BT61 9DG, United Kingdom [Field not mapped to EPrints] DB - Scopus [Field not mapped to EPrints]
asteroids: general, Minor planets, Asteroid pairs, Binary asteroids, Dynamical analysis, Dynamical simulation, Gravitational forces, Lower limits, Mass ratio, Material strength, Minor planets, Orbital element, Physical information, Relative velocity, Wavelength ranges, Solar radiation, Spheres, Strength of materials, Asteroids
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Stephen Lowry


The Marvel Universe boasts a bevy of complex and powerful female Super Heroes – Captain Marvel, Valkyrie, Storm, Kamala Khan, Kitty Pryde, and America Chavez, to name a few. As She-Hulk joins Captain Marvel and her squad on Roosevelt Island in CAPTAIN MARVEL #3 and Domino assembles her posse in DOMINO HOTSHOTS, let's take a look at the some of the best all-female teams in the Marvel Universe.
The team was comprised of the female members of the Avengers and were led by Valkyrie. There was a small problem: their leader wasn't Valkyrie, but Enchantress disguised as Valkyrie, who mind-controlled the heroes to do her bidding, which was getting rid of the male members of the Avengers. Enchantress would be defeated, and Scarlet Witch and the Wasp promised the Lady Liberators would return. It might have taken 38 years, but the Lady Liberators would return, this time as a team led by She-Hulk to discover Red Hulk's true identity.
Misty Knight and Colleen Wing received their name from Davos, the Silver Serpent, who sarcastically called them by the moniker while they chased him in MARVEL TEAM-UP (1972) #64. He actually gave them a cool name! The Daughters of the Dragon would create a detective agency called Knightwing Restorations Inc. and would fight crime, sometimes teaming up with Luke Cage and Iron Fist.
The Dora Milaje originally had two functions: serve the king as a special forces group and as potential queens for an unnamed Wakanda king. T'Challa, the Black Panther, rejected the second function, seeing the group as daughters rather than lovers. The Dora Milaje was composed of women recruited from various tribes in Wakanda who were trained in weaponry, martial arts, and hand-to-hand combat, making them very skilled warriors. Twenty years after their debut, they would star in their own series, WAKANDA FOREVER.
Valkyrie became the only woman left in the Valkyrior after the other Valkyries were corrupted and became Doom Maidens. So, she made a new Valkyrior, co-led with Misty Knight, with women from Earth instead of Asgard to fight evildoers.
"But the X-Men has men and women!" is what you're probably thinking, but in 2013, one new lineup was comprised of all women. Storm was the leader, and the first issue marked Jubilee's return to the team. They protected an orphaned baby—that may or may not cause the destruction of mankind—while defending Earth from an ancient evil. The all-women X-Men returned in HUNT FOR WOLVERINE: MYSTERY IN MADRIPOOR (2018), with the addition of Domino, to find Wolverine's body.
The first all-female Avengers team debuted as an alternate universe during SECRET WARS and reemerged as part of Earth-616. She-Hulk led the team, which featured Nico Minoru, Medusa, Dazzler, and Singularity, a sentient pocket universe, but had a larger roster. They fought the Antimatter and an Inhuman named Alice (who inadvertently turned citizens into bugs) before later disbanding.
A visit to Spider-Gwen's universe for brunch turned into a disaster after Silk (Cindy Moon) and Spider-Woman (Jessica Drew) realized they were trapped on Earth-65! S.I.L.K., an evil spy organization led by Earth-65's Cindy Moon, wanted to use the interdimensional Spider-Women for their own gains. Silk and Spider-Woman just wanted to enjoy a meal then go home. The Spider-Women would come to blows with S.I.L.K. in a final battle.
And now, both Captain Marvel and Domino are leading their own teams of Super Heroes!
CAPTAIN MARVEL #4, written by Kelly Thompson with art by Carmen Carnero, goes on sale Wednesday, April 10. You can pre-order your copy today online or at your local comic shop. CAPTAIN MARVEL #3 is available now!
DOMINO HOTSHOTS #2, written by Gail Simone with art by David Baldeon, goes on sale Wednesday, April 3. Pre-order your copy today!


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Software testing does not have an exact and exhaustive definition. Such a process may have different goals and application areas, sometimes it can solve problems of a mutually exclusive kind. Testing is not analysis, management or software development. Yes, all these types of work can be performed in the process of product testing, but this is not an end in itself, but only an accompanying necessity. Testers make them for themselves but not for anybody else. Their key task is to study a software product and give negative feedback to its developers.
Software testing services are extremely popular, but many contractors don't understand this process clearly . Let's discuss this issue.
Testers are provided with a program and requirements.
A variety of situations are created in which the program operation is carefully monitored.
Information about the program behaviour in this or that situation is collected and systematized. Then conclusions and recommendations are formed.
Taking into account the conducted testing, the program is improved or requirements are corrected.
Testing may last differently depending on goals set for the contractor. Various characteristics can be tested: functionality, reliability, mobility, maintainability, efficiency, and practicality. In any case, IT-company testers performs 2 things: they create different situations and analyze program behavior deviations from the expected behaviour.
Outsource testing has been recently one of the key QA (Quality Assurance) trends. More and more developers are making their choice in favor of QA-companies instead of freelancers in the USA. What are the advantages of outsourcing testing?
A company taking up the full range of services optimally distributes the load among its employees. During peak activity a competent chief can mobilize the whole company intellectual potential. With such an approach, a project will always be prepared for release efficiently and promptly.
There is no need to incur additional expenses associated with recruiting new staff. All of them are already included into the outsourcing cost, which helps avoid misunderstandings and overpayments during testing.
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The possibility of using highly specialized knowledge. Is your product specific? Not everyone will be able to immediately understand its fine-tuning? QA-company has a large staff of diverse specialists, among whom there will always be the right one.


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"This flashy winery has been a big hit among Napa Valley visitors since its 2017 opening, thanks to a mod aesthetic lifted straight from one of Don Draper's California sojourns in Mad Men. These days, you can't stay to soak up the '60s vibe, but you can still order the delectable cabs, which have a lower ABV than most of what's made in the valley today, in an approximation of a more classic Napa style. "
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This year's Governors' Award was presented to John A. Mays at the 2014 Suncoast EMMY® Awards which were held at the Westin Beach Resort & Spa in Fort Lauderdale, Florida on Saturday, December 13, 2014.
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John Mays has been involved with the Suncoast Chapter of The National Academy of Television Arts & Sciences since 1994 when he was elected to the Board of Governors. From 1998-2002 he was Chairman of the expansion committee, 1997 and 1998 he was on the outside judging committee, currently he is the Chairman of the EMMY® Awards Committee.
John is also one of the chapter's representatives as a National Trustee and received the Silver Circle Award in 2010. He was the Co-producer of the Suncoast Emmy® Awards from 1994 to 2004 and has directed and produced the Suncoast EMMY® Awards every year since 2005.
John is currently the Production Manager for WFOR/CBS4 and MYTV33. He has held that position for ten years. He has been with CBS for 18 years, starting as a Director/Technical Director, moving to Assistant Production Manager prior to his current position.
While with WFOR CBS4, John has been a part of many high profiles projects; including Super Bowls, Miami Heat Championship parades, Hurricane coverage including hurricane Wilma.
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John was born in Roanoke, Virginia. His family moved to South Florida in time for him to attend Fort Lauderdale High School. His guidance counselor recommended a special off-campus course in broadcasting at Nova High School that sparked his interest in a career in television. After graduating from high school he attended Miami Lakes Technical Education Center which led to his first job at WBBH in Fort Myers in 1981. Prior to working in Miami, he was a Director/Technical Director at WPTV and WPEC in West Palm Beach.
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Q: replace text with other using htaccess I want to use replace some text from my url to show url pretty. .Please let me know how can I do it.
for eg.
        http://example.com/wp-admin
http://example.com/Market
same I want to replace wp-login
         http://example.com/wp-login
http://example.com/Market
I'm usign the following code.
# BEGIN WordPress
<IfModule mod_rewrite.c>
    RewriteEngine On
    RewriteBase /
    RewriteRule ^index.php$ – [L]
    RewriteCond %{REQUEST_URI} wp-admin/
    RewriteCond %{QUERY_STRING} !Magic
    RewriteRule .*\.php [F,L]
    RewriteCond %{QUERY_STRING} !Magic
    RewriteCond %{REQUEST_FILENAME} !-f
    RewriteCond %{REQUEST_FILENAME} !-d
    RewriteRule . /index.php [L]
</IfModule>

A: I hope I understand you correctly. You wish to replace the URL in the browser with another URL. You can do this using a redirect with the redirect flag.
Rewrite wp-admin /Market [L,R=302]
Rewrite wp-login /Market [L,R=302]

This will redirect the browser to the new URL. The browser will then send a second request with Market as the URL. If it is you intention to serve different pages after the redirect you will have to keep track of the redirect. You could do this using a cookie, with the cookie flag.
Rewrite (wp-admin) /Market [L,R=302,CO=from:$1]
Rewrite (wp-login) /Market [L,R=302,CO=from:$1]

You could then either rewrite the /Market URL to a PHP script and read-out the cookie from there or do this with mod_rewrite like so:
RewriteCond %{HTTP_COOKIE} from=wp-admin [NC]
RewriteRule Market /wp-admin [L,CO=from::-1]
RewriteCond %{HTTP_COOKIE} from=wp-login [NC]
RewriteRule Market /wp-login [L,CO=from::-1]

I hope this helps.
Interesting link: http://www.askapache.com/htaccess/htaccess-fresh.html#modrewrite2


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Q: How do I manipulate and print data from nested firebase lists in Ionic I'm working with Ionic and Firebase and I'm facing several problems with linked data, either to manipulate or print. I have read articles and watched several videos of different approaches between versions but couldn't solve it yet, and I have to recognize that right now I have a terrible mess (I am a beginner of course). Let me explain more details:
Versions:

"angularfire2": "^5.0.0-rc.6"
  "firebase": "^4.10.1"
  "ionic-angular": "3.9.2",

Firebase structure sample:

What I need to print:
Right now I'm able to retrieve and print the order list using an  and of course the field "user" is displayed as "-L5uzsn0C4-FYiS7HiY" but what I need to display is the name of the user "Carlos".
Approaches:

*

*First of all I tried displaying nested *ngFor, something like:

...but is not displaying properly as  is always printed, even if there is no user for that order.

*

*After that tried to print a function getUserName(order.payload.val().user), but it seems is not possible to call/print functions there...

*After that I investigated if there is a way to throw queries to firebase with "JOINS", like in SQL databases. Watched several videos but did not find the solution. For example in this official video  they use db.child but this function does not seem to be available, I suppose is a version issue...

*For the last try, I thought that the best way would be to retrieve by code the orders list, then retrieve the user object with the list.user and push it to the list before printing but that's pretty difficult. But I'm not even able to manipulate the data of the retrieved list !!
I retrieve the orders list:
ordersList: any;
this.ordersList = this.afd.list('/orders/2018/03-marzo/').snapshotChanges();

At this point ordersList is printed properly with an *ngFor but I would like to access key and values by code. I watched this video of Ionic3 and angularfire5 where .map is used (see minute 2:02), I am using this code but it is not working, doesn't retrieve an error but prints nothing
this.ordersList$ = this.afd.list('/orders/2018/03-marzo/')
  .snapshotChanges() //Key and value (valueChanges only value)
  .map(
    changes => {
      console.log(changes.map(c => ({
        key: c.payload.key,
        ...c.payload.val(),
      })));
    });

*

*Could you please help me to retrieve lists and transform values?

*Is there any available documentation for angularfire5 for me to watch updated information?, I have seen a lot of samples of previous versions.

Thanks in advance.
Related issues
The related issue seems to be developed for previous angularfire versions, since I were not able to use the ".map" function as shown
Displaying nested data from firebase to ionic

A: I have an answer for this question, in spite of trigger another question.
Here is the code I needed to manipulate a firebase list data, do something you want, and load it to an array:
this.afd.list('/orders/2018/03-marzo/')
      .snapshotChanges()
      .subscribe( res =>
        res.map(action => {
          //another query to firebase to retrieve the name of the user with id = action.payload.val().repartidor
          orders.push({key: action.key,
                       tienda: action.payload.val().tienda,
                       cajas: action.payload.val().cajas,
                       repartidor: //name stored previously
                     })
        }),
        error => console.log(error));

That's what I wanted at the beginning, with this I am able to reach every field of an order.
Now I have a problem printing the orders in html, they are printed but duplicated when I update any information. Anyway I think I have to clarify if my DB structure is what I need.


In accommodation search results on the Concur desktop platform, Airbnb listings soon will appear alongside traditional hotel properties but only for travelers from companies that have chosen to work with Airbnb.
A hotel search in Chicago, for instance, will bring up not only branded properties from hoteliers like Hilton and Marriott International but also Airbnb listings with detailed property information, such as the rating and the number of reviewers, the number of bedrooms, included amenities and a property description provided by the host. Reviews and full-sized property photos are viewable via a pop-up screen.
suit, could become a new standard for the hotel industry.
Just as Hilton announced its policy a month after Marriott did, they also moved in unison in 2014, when each introduced a broad 24-hour cancellation policy. And, as a result of more sophisticated revenue management practices across the industry, many hotel properties already have been enforcing a 48-hour policy. Then, during corporate rate negotiations for 2016, analysts noted, more hoteliers were pushing back on same-day cancellations, a standard contract requirement for corporate travel programs.
Hotel rooms are perishable products; if a traveler no-shows or cancels too close to a stay, it's dif;cult for a hotel to recoup that lost revenue. For some time now, Hilton has been testing the waters on ways to get money back for cancellations, most recently piloting an indiscriminate $50 cancellation fee, as well as more restrictive rates.
would be $179 per occurrence.
nies that decline to follow suit.
Are airline revenue management strategies making their way to the hotel side?
include it as an expense you can import into a future expense report," said Airbnb product, technology and design spokesperson Tim Rathschmidt.
Concur is building on Airbnb's application programming interface to share information so travel managers can keep track of Airbnb stays directly in the Concur travel platform. Concur and Airbnb first partnered in July 2014 to bring Airbnb into TripLink. Use of Airbnb has since grown on the platform, as highlighted by figures released by Concur in November 2016. Currently, Rathschmidt told BTN, 15 percent of all nights booked on Airbnb are for business travel.


Gold Reserves in South Africa averaged 132.32 Tonnes from 2000 until 2019, reaching an all time high of 183.51 Tonnes in the fourth quarter of 2000 and a record low of 123.48 Tonnes in the third quarter of 2003. Gold Reserves are country's gold assets held or controlled by the central bank.
South African Gold Krugerrand 1 oz. For years the South African Gold Krugerrand 1 oz was the bullion coin of choice before other world governments decided to mint their own bullion gold coins. This favorite was first introduced in 1967 as South Africa came into world prominence because of their natural gold deposits.
The Gold Krugerrand gets its name from Paul Kruger, South Africa's first president, and rand, the South African currency. These Gold coins being referred to as "rand" also is associated with the Witwatersrand, where Gold was discovered in 1886.
10 · A worker carries a 28 kilogram gold bar after casting and cleaning in the foundry in Westonaria, South Africa.
When investing in Gold Krugerrand coins and other Precious Metals, you want to consider how much to invest. Our South African Gold Coins have high Gold value and a collectibility factor, making them a great investment for many. But only you can decide the right mix of Gold coins and other Precious Metals for your investment.
· Mining industry of South Africa. Mining in South Africa was once the main driving force behind the history and development of Diamond and gold discoveries played an important part in the growth of the early South African economy.
That year, South Africa was proclaimed a republic and launched a new monetary system. The 1 and 2 Rand coins were the first gold bullion coins produced in South Africa. The Modern South African Mint. The South African Mint occupied its present location in Centurion in the year 1992.
A Detailed and Lustrous 1896 South Africa Afrikaner Republic Gold Pond. This coin features Paul Kruger on the obverse and the arms of the Zuid Afrikaansche Republik on the reverse. The coin has been professionally certified by P.C.G.S. as AU-55.
The gold coin from South Africa gets its' name from a combination of the first Boer president of the South African Republic, Paul Kruger, and the name of currency from South Africa, the rand. Paul Kruger (obverse) - The coin features the former President of the old Republic of South Africa from 1883-1900, on the obverse of the coin.
Gold South Africa Krugerrand Coin in Beautiful Solid 14k Yellow Gold Bezel Pendant. • Hallmarks: 1 oz Fine Gold (coin), 14k (bezel). Obverse: Likeness of Paul Kruger, South Africa's first and only president, along with "South Africa" in Afrikaans and English.
South Africa is the world's fifth largest producer of gold, with the gold mining sector representing approximately two percent of South Africa's GDP. Yet the country's mineral wealth has proved to be a growing source of illegal activity and conflict.
5 · South Africa's mountains of toxic waste have been building up for decades – their gold mines produced 2.7 tons of toxic slag in 2017 alone. Still largely white-owned, the country's gold mines produce only 5 grams of gold for every ton of ore they process.


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SpainSpain
Nurturing resilience in our children
Three Madrid therapists discuss strategies for preparing the next generation to deal with life
Madrid - 21 Apr 2017-11:07 UTC
When I was small, my mother would put me in a large baby stroller, which she left at the bottom of the garden so she couldn't hear my cries of protest. We lived on a farm on the east coast of Scotland, where the weather was what is known up there as dreich. But so long as there wasn't a downpour, that's where I would be parked for a couple of hours every day.
Experts say we overprotect our children.GETTY IMAGES
When I reached the age of five, my mother waved from the back door of our house as my sister and I joined the other farm children for the two-mile walk across the fields to school. The journeys were nothing short of an assault course. There was Flika, the Shetland pony with sharp teeth, Bruno the paranoid Labrador, and Willy and Ian, a couple of tinks who had lopped a dog's head off with an ax and whose favorite sport was to run us into the nettle beds that grew along the sides of the path.
It was a tough childhood, a sort of 20th-century take on agōgē, the rigorous training regime for children popular with the Spartans that forced boys as young as seven to sleep on beds made from rushes pulled from the riverbank with the odd thistle thrown in during the winter months to help them stay warm.
Every time a child comes to see me, the first thing I do is to seek out their strengths Child psychotherapist Luis Arribas
We have come a long way since then – both from Ancient Greece and Scotland circa 1968. Strategically placed monitors mean our babies are never out of earshot. Our children's moments of "boredom" are anxiously filled with a range of screens. We drive them hither and dither and when they're hungry and thirsty, we order a pizza and crack open a can of Coke. And once we have them controlled with our various quick fixes, we settle down with our partners or friends to discuss if they spend too much time alone, go to the right school, have the right friends, talk enough, laugh enough, move enough or perhaps too much and so on.
This, in the words of Mercedes de Francisco, Lacanian psychoanalyst and author of Un Nuevo Amor (or, A new love) and En Femenino Singular (or, In the feminine singular), is "the age of constant surveillance." Though nobody is suggesting we should return to beds of thistles or fraternizing with all and sundry, our tendency to provide our children with instant gratification is clearly not going to prepare them for the inevitable knocks and challenges we are trying so hard to protect them from.
"There's a paradox," says Mercedes de Francisco. "Children are being both ignored and watched too closely. The first signs of excitement or intense activity are labeled hyperactivity. But if you were being watched closely for hours and days on end, you would also become irritable and rebellious. Watch."
Parents are almost permanently labeling their kids' behavior.Samuel Sánchez
She then sits and stares at me until I start to fidget to illustrate her point. "The label allows you to ignore the child. It's a way of containing and controlling. What the child needs is appropriate attention – to be listened to properly. Children have all kinds of wonderful things to say. It is worth allowing them to be themselves without warping their development by labeling their every move."
Slapping a label on someone is easy. "Job done!" we think with some satisfaction. It is, says De Francisco, the equivalent of locking a child in a cupboard.
Child psychotherapist Luis Arribas agrees. He takes issue with the new term, Generación Blandita – generation of softies – because all it does is to interfere with the search for healthy strategies to foster resilience. "Children are weak if we overprotect them, but if we don't help them, they become hard and cold," he says.
Children are being both ignored and watched too closely
Mercedes de Francisco, psychoanalyst
"Every time a child or an adolescent comes to see me, the first thing I do is to seek out their strengths. I find something they are good at and work from there. This is where true confidence can be nurtured. It's a position of strength that allows them to visit the places they don't otherwise dare to go."
According to Arribas, family organization and habits are largely responsible for a child's development. "There's often a lack of attention to the child's real underlying needs [which rarely have much to do with what they think they are]," he says. "It can be difficult to persuade families to come off their screens long enough to be aware of them. Parents should put emotions into words and then impose limits where they are needed."
Instead of trips to McDonald's or Media Markt, Arribas suggests playing board games as a family or going for a picnic in the countryside to boost confidence levels. Saving up to buy their own possessions such as bicycles or skateboards also empowers children.
"As long as we acknowledge their feelings, if we teach them from the outset that they can deal with waiting, they will learn that they can prevail," says Claire Jasinski, a family therapist and teaching supervisor at Atenea, a therapy center in Madrid. "It's important for children to learn that sometimes they will be thwarted, stymied, frustrated and challenged."
Interestingly, Jasinski also stresses the importance of telling our children how we feel, removing the spotlight from them and shining it elsewhere. "It gives the child the opportunity to empathize and take care of others, and that gives them a feeling of power and usefulness in a world that doesn't always cater to their needs, or those of their parents, siblings, teachers or friends," she says.
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// Copyright 2021 Maintainers of NUKE.
// Distributed under the MIT License.
// https://github.com/nuke-build/nuke/blob/master/LICENSE

using System;
using System.Collections.Generic;
using System.Linq;
using FluentAssertions;
using Nuke.Common.Tooling;
using Nuke.Common.Utilities.Collections;
using Xunit;

namespace Nuke.Common.Tests
{
    public class ArgumentsTest
    {
        private void Assert(Func<Arguments, Arguments> transform, string expected)
        {
            Assert(x => transform(x).ToString(), expected);
        }

        private void Assert(Func<Arguments, string> transform, string expected)
        {
            transform(new Arguments()).Should().Be(expected);
        }

        [Fact]
        public void TestBoolean()
        {
            Assert(x => x.Add("-unconditional"), "-unconditional");
            Assert(x => x.Add("-do-not-add", condition: false), "");
        }

        [Fact]
        public void TestValues()
        {
            Assert(x => x.Add("-arg {value}", "custom-value"), "-arg custom-value");
            Assert(x => x.Add("-arg {value}", (int?) null), "");
            Assert(x => x.Add("-arg {value}", value: 1), "-arg 1");
        }

        [Fact]
        public void TestSecret()
        {
            Assert(x => x.Add("-arg {value}", "secret", secret: true).RenderForOutput(), "-arg [hidden]");
            Assert(x => x.Add("-arg {value}", "secret", secret: true).RenderForExecution(), "-arg secret");
        }

        [Fact]
        public void TestList()
        {
            var files =
                new[]
                {
                    @"C:\new folder\file.txt",
                    @"C:\temp\file.txt"
                };

            Assert(x => x.Add(
                    "/files {value}",
                    files,
                    separator: ';'),
                @"/files ""C:\new folder\file.txt"";C:\temp\file.txt");

            Assert(x => x.Add(
                    "/files:{value}",
                    files,
                    disallowed: ' '),
                @"/files:""C:\new folder\file.txt"" /files:C:\temp\file.txt");

            Assert(x => x.Add(
                    "/filters:{value}",
                    new[] { "+[*]*", "-[xunit.*]*", "-[NUnit.*]*" },
                    separator: ' ',
                    quoteMultiple: true),
                @"/filters:""+[*]* -[xunit.*]* -[NUnit.*]*""");
        }

        [Fact]
        public void TestDictionary()
        {
            var dictionary =
                new Dictionary<string, string>
                {
                    { "a", @"C:\new folder\file.txt" },
                    { "b", "value" },
                    { "c", null },
                    { "d", "1;2;3" },
                    { "e", "x=z" }
                };

            Assert(x => x.Add(
                    "/p:{value}",
                    dictionary,
                    "{key}={value}",
                    separator: ';'),
                @"/p:a=""C:\new folder\file.txt"";b=value;d=""1;2;3"";e=""x=z""");

            Assert(x => x.Add(
                    "/p:{value}",
                    dictionary,
                    "{key}={value}",
                    disallowed: ';'),
                @"/p:a=""C:\new folder\file.txt"" /p:b=value /p:d=""1;2;3"" /p:e=""x=z""");
        }

        [Fact]
        public void TestLookup()
        {
            var lookup =
                new LookupTable<string, string>(
                    new Dictionary<string, List<string>>
                    {
                        { "category", new List<string> { "integration test", "web tests" } },
                        { "kind", new List<string> { "performance", "smoke" } }
                    });

            Assert(x => x.Add(
                    "-trait {value}",
                    lookup,
                    "{key}={value}",
                    separator: ';'),
                @"-trait category=""integration test"";""web tests"" -trait kind=performance;smoke");

            Assert(x => x.Add(
                    "-trait {value}",
                    lookup,
                    "{key}={value}",
                    disallowed: ';'),
                @"-trait category=""integration test"" -trait category=""web tests"" -trait kind=performance -trait kind=smoke");
        }

        [Fact]
        public void TestFilter()
        {
            Assert(x => x.Add("-arg {value}", "secret", secret: true).FilterSecrets("foosecretbar"), "foo[hidden]bar");
        }

        [Fact]
        public void TestConcatenate()
        {
            var args = new Arguments();
            args.Add("-arg {value}", "config2")
                .Add("definite");

            Assert(x => x.Add("-arg {value}", "config1")
                    .Add("-other-arg")
                    .Concatenate(args),
                "-arg config1 -other-arg -arg config2 definite");

            Assert(x => x.Add("-arg {value}", "config1")
                    .Add("-other-arg")
                    .Concatenate(args)
                    .Add("-arg {value}", "config3"),
                "-arg config1 -other-arg -arg config2 -arg config3 definite");
        }
    }
}

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Sarpy County Sheriff's Office investigating stolen trucks
Investigators with the Sarpy County Sheriff's Office want to talk with a man regarding stolen trucks.
James Wilcox
Anchor/Reporter
WEBVTT IS TRACKING THE CASE.JAMES: THIS IS A SURVEILLANCEIMAGE OF A MAN SARPY COUNTYINVESTIGATORS WANT TO TALK TOABOUT TWO STOLEN TRUCK CASESTHE FIRST TRUCK STOLEN OUT OFOMAHA, FOUND STUCK IN A FENCEOUTSIDE A STORAGE CENTER JUSTOFF 180TH AND HARRISON TUESDAYMORNING.>> WE TAKE PRIDE IN OUREQUIPMENT, IN OUR VEHICLES.JAMES: BRAD GUENTHER OWNSGRASSROOTS LAWN AND LANDSCAPEJUST ACROSS THE STREET.ONE OF HIS WORK TRUCKS WASTAKEN, TOO.>> THE CAMERA DIDN'T PICK IT UPBECAUSE IT WAS ON THAT SIDE OFTHE BUILDING, BUT I'M ASSUMINGTHEY KNEW WHAT THEY WERE DOINGIN ORDER TO HOTWIRE IT AND GETIT OUT.JAMES: THERE ARE SECURITYCAMERAS ACROSS THE PROPERTY HEREWHERE GRASSROOTS LAWN ANDLANDSCAPE IS LOCATED.THOSE CAMERAS CAUGHT IMAGES OFTHE THIEVES DRIVING OFF IN THATSTOLEN TRUCK.THE SARPY COUNTY SHERIFF'SOFFICE IS NOW LOOKING OVER THEFOOTAGE.BRAD SAYS THE VIDEO SHOWS MORETHAN ONE PERSON INVOLVED, ANDTHE CAMERAS ALSO CAPTURED WHATHAPPENED ACROSS THE STREET.THE SARPY COUNTY SHERIFF'SOFFICE ISN'T SAYING WHERE THISSURVEILLANCE FOOTAGE IS FROM,ONLY THAT THE MAN MAY HAVEINFORMATION ABOUT THE STOLENTRUCKS.FOR BRAD, IT'S A SETBACK, RIGHTAT THE START OF ANOTHER BUSYLAWN CARE SEASON.
Investigators with the Sarpy County Sheriff's Office want to talk with a man regarding stolen trucks.The first truck was reported stolen out of Omaha and found stuck in a fence at a storage center near 180th and Harrison Tuesday morning."We take pride in our equipment and in our vehicles," said Brad Guenther.Guenther owns Grassroots Lawn and Landscape, which is located across the street from where the stolen truck was discovered. Tuesday morning, Guenther realized one of his work trucks had also been stolen."The camera didn't pick it up because it was on that side of the building, but I'm assuming they knew what they were doing in order to hotwire it and get it out," Guenther said.There are security cameras across the property where Grassroots Lawn and Landscape is located. The cameras caught images of the thieves driving off in Guenther's truck. The sheriff's office is reviewing the footage.Guenther said the video shows more than one person was involved, and that cameras also captured what happened across the street. Guenther said it's the same people involved in both incidents.Wednesday, the Sarpy County Sheriff's Office released a surveillance image of a man investigators want to talk with regarding the stolen trucks, but they're not saying where the image is from or how the man might be connected.Guenther is is now dealing with a setback right at the start of another busy lawn season."I'm angry, yes. But what can I do?" he said.
SARPY COUNTY, Neb. —
The first truck was reported stolen out of Omaha and found stuck in a fence at a storage center near 180th and Harrison Tuesday morning.
"We take pride in our equipment and in our vehicles," said Brad Guenther.
Guenther owns Grassroots Lawn and Landscape, which is located across the street from where the stolen truck was discovered. Tuesday morning, Guenther realized one of his work trucks had also been stolen.
"The camera didn't pick it up because it was on that side of the building, but I'm assuming they knew what they were doing in order to hotwire it and get it out," Guenther said.
There are security cameras across the property where Grassroots Lawn and Landscape is located. The cameras caught images of the thieves driving off in Guenther's truck. The sheriff's office is reviewing the footage.
Guenther said the video shows more than one person was involved, and that cameras also captured what happened across the street. Guenther said it's the same people involved in both incidents.
Wednesday, the Sarpy County Sheriff's Office released a surveillance image of a man investigators want to talk with regarding the stolen trucks, but they're not saying where the image is from or how the man might be connected.
Guenther is is now dealing with a setback right at the start of another busy lawn season.
"I'm angry, yes. But what can I do?" he said.


In February 2017, Looking for Lincoln launched the Passport to Your National Parks program in the Abraham Lincoln National Heritage Area. Visitors can now explore the communities where Lincoln lived, worked, and traveled through the Passport to Your National Parks. The program allows visitors to collect cancellation stamps at specific sites in twenty-two participating Looking for Lincoln Communities, all while learning more about the 16th President.
By spring 2017, visitors will be able to get their Passport to your National Park book stamped at thirty-three different locations in the Abraham Lincoln National Heritage Area.
To view the current list of passport locations in the National Heritage Area visit the Looking for Lincoln website.


DIRECTIONS: Ferrum College Campus, 10 miles west of Rte 220 at Rocky Mount, VA on Rte 40.
GENERAL DESCRIPTION: The Blue Ridge Institute & Farm Museum, the official State Center for Blue Ridge Folklore, highlights the folk traditions of western Virginia, old and new.
Located at the eastern gateway of the Crooked Road Music Trail, the BRI galleries explore folklife's many facets--music, crafts, foodways, decorative arts, etc.--through rotating exhibitions. The Institute's Blue Ridge Farm Museum re-creates life on a Virginia-German farmstead in the year 1800, with costumed interpretation, heirloom gardens, historic breeds of livestock, and unique hands-on activities. The museum store offers hard-to-find authentic folk crafts from Virginia and Appalachia.
PARKING: 1 wheelchair accessible parking space with 96 inch wide accessible aisle.
TYPES OF PATHS: Concrete with no steep grades.
ENTRANCE: Front of museum. Ramps provided. Entry doors, 33 in. wide, easily open out with push down handle located 39 in. above floor.
PUBLIC REST ROOMS: Located inside museum. Doors are 32 in. wide, and open in. Turns must be made to enter. Accessible stalls have 31 in. wide doors opening in and out, and handrails. 12 in. between commode and wall. Sink height is 36 in. Accessible stall checked regularly for obstructions.
GIFT SHOP: Aisles 65 in. wide. Counters 41 in. high. Clerks assist customers with special needs. Aisles clear of temporary displays.
ADDITIONAL INFORMATION: Accepted credit cards V and MC. Admission fee for Farm Museum only. Open 10-5. Not all farm museum buildings are wheelchair accessible. Galleries open year-round. Farm museum open seasonally; call for dates.


Title: Collaborative Research (CR): To Reduce Transaction Cost in Open Innovation.
As a conceptual study this paper takes open innovation as a tool that has been considered from the point of view of collaboration between the Industry and the Academy. However, if considered under the framework of the Resource Based Theory, specifically regarding Transaction Cost, it can be revealed that the two parties (Industry and Academy) are in fact compatible. Main focus of the discussion is on the Transaction Cost in the aspect of the management resources that are available for managing core activities and the cost incurred compared to other alternative management activities. It has been observed that small and medium enterprises (SMEs) are faced with the ever increasing stress of intensive competition and limited by their resources (for example, managerial capabilities, financial, and others) in their abilities to deal with the transaction cost, and thus effectively turn to collaboration as a solution. The study synthesizes aspects of open innovation based on a theoretical model and a case study of the User Association of Advanced Technologies program in Israel, and emphasizes on collaboration as an open innovation activity within the Resource Based Theory. Thereafter, it concludes that collaborative research reduced the transaction cost in terms of utilizing open innovation in entrepreneurships, especially in case of SMEs, before providing a few research hints. The research piggybacks on the acquired knowledge on open innovation and thus strengthens further the concept of reduction of transaction cost through collaborative research based on the specific case study.


When Sam and I met for the third time we had a plan to add a step or two to our project and do the sketch. The step we added to our project was that the train would go down the track but there was a string attached to the train so when the train went down it would move the wheel because the other end of the string was attached to the wheel. We also set up a Popsicle stick chain reaction where when the first Popsicle stick fell all the other ones would fall too. We attached string to the first stick and the other end of the string on the wheel. When the train moved the wheel the wheel would pull the first Popsicle stick off which started the reaction. It worked first try. We thought we would have trouble with our sketch because we both stunk at drawing. We managed to draw the sketch very well. Watch the video.
Your writing is very descriptive and I like how you used words like" third time" and so on.


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InSync Sentry: defibrillator and CHF monitor
Medgadget Editors Cardiac Surgery, Cardiology, Radiology
The Des Moines Register reports about the first Iowan to receive a new electronic implant:
Cardiologist Prasad Palakurthy implanted a newly approved device that combines a pacemaker with a monitor to track the problem. It isn't a treatment for heart failure, but the doctor expects it to help him prevent critical problems.
The device, which sits under the patient's left collarbone, sends out electrical impulses, then measures how long they take to return. Electricity travels quickly through liquid, so wetter lungs lead to faster responses. When the liquid level rises, the device will beep, notifying the patient to get help before the problem turns critical. Doctors also can check the monitors by phone, using computerized hookups in their patients' homes.
The device that has been implanted is the InSync Sentry™ ICD with OptiVol™ Fluid Status Monitoring. According to the press release by Medtronic, the device maker:
… OptiVol™ Fluid Status Monitoring, measures changes in intra-thoracic impedance, which is an indication of a patient's changing fluid volume. Physicians set a threshold for each patient, and when the threshold is crossed, the patient and clinician can be alerted, providing for the possibility of earlier clinical assessment.
A key challenge is that normal fluid levels may vary from patient to patient, and fluid accumulation can be either chronic and slow, or acute and rapid. OptiVol is unique in that it takes measurements over time to develop a trend. By monitoring vital physiologic functions on top of standard clinical practice, OptiVol provides clinicians with an additional source of information and important new insights into patient management.
More at Medtronic, Inc…
Medgadget Editors