Strategically located just a short distance from the M1 Motorway, Butterfield Business Park combines fast links to the national motorway network with competitive prices for design and build opportunities.
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Giving wrong information on what is happening, is also military strategy. It is to hide what is really going to happen. They may leak they are going to do one thing, and as the enemy is distracted do something all together different at a different location.
Spreading information as you did, can undo planning and actions. They want the enemy to know somethings, and it may be accurate or done to mislead. Get them to guard one location, when the attack is on another. But if they can get a few items like you were passing on, and it is often easy for the enemy to know their true plans.
WWII and Korea as an example, they said loose lips shrink Ships. Meaning it sometimes takes very little to be reveled to completely damage certain actions, and risk peoples lives.
I was air terminal chief, at a large navy air transport squadron squadron in Hawaii. Passengers, cargo and flight attendants came under me, with 24 hours on and 24 hours off shifts. I had been at a similar job stateside where I had to be able to supervise loading from trucks to large airplanes materials to be sent overseas. I had to personally stand at the door of the plane, and verify the package on the manifest by lot number, package size, and the name of what the contents were. The trucks would come in under military guard, and Marine guards would be there to guard the cargo before and after loading on the planes. I could tell no one, what I knew. The Captain over our squadron and myself were the only ones that knew what was going aboard the planes.
When I was being cleared for Top Secret papers, my mother called me at the base frantic with worry. There were FBI and Naval Intelligence Officers talking to my parents and everyone from my former teachers and others to find out if I was someone that could be trusted with top secret documents and keep my mouth shut. All she could figure was I had done something terrible and they were getting read to arrest me. I told her it was to get me cleared for certain duties, and they just had to find if I was trustworthy. She was satisfied with that.
In Hawaii, a large Air Force Cargo plane came through. When it was parked, Marine guards with loaded rifles and bayonets were all around it, one arms length apart. We were told, the manifest would come to us in about 3 days, but until then it was classified top secret, and we did not even log the plane in. They had a problem. They needed someone that knew how to turn on the coffee system as they needed to get it working again, as they had to keep awake to get to the US East Coast. But it had to be someone with top secret clearance they could check. The skipper and I were the only one with that clearance and the skipper did not even know about me, as part of my orders had a sealed with wax seal my clearance papers.
I stepped up and told the skipper I held top secret clearance and they got my special file out of his safe and opened it to find I was. I went aboard that plane, and taught them what to do. All I could see was there was an airplane with the wings and tail off, which were strapped to the sides, and the plane in the middle and covered. Everyone wanted to know what it was, but I could not tell.
3 days later the manifest came though for 1 enemy plane, and the security had been lifted. If was a fighter plane (The MiG that the U.S.A, had told the Korean pilots if they could deliver us one, they would get 1 million dollars and US Citizenship for the plane. One had delivered it and it was shipped to USA.
If the enemy had known what was on that plane, they would have done everything in their power to have shot it down. For security reasons it was moved as Top Secret, with as few people as needed to know knowing what was on that plane. Today that enemy plane is at a military play park for military families children last I heard.
If someone that heard of it from a family member had been talking about it, it very probably would not have gotten to the USA. The enemy would have done everything in their power to stop it getting here.
What you don't understand, when we make a big deal about moving military strength to one location, it is done for a reason. It is placing them on notice, if they do what they look like they are preparing for, there will be deep consequences if they do.
They are not going to tell them a lot of other things, including there are military units standing by with all leaves cancelled, to be moved for battle if needed. The secret of military success is not revealing what is going to happen. Tell the enemy what you want them to believe, and hide what you don't want them to know from them. Things are very touchy at this time, and there is a lot of preparation going on, and only very few people with the need to know will know what is going on.
When I was in Alameda and Honolulu, I had some very big people go through my terminal. High military officers and not all were Americans. Some specialized cargo. Senators and Congressmen, who did not announce they were going over to get some answers. The enemy would have loved to know we were moving some of them, and if possible shoot down the plane.
Blasting out what you have done over the biggest way to spread information ever invented, is dangerous and if a lot more people do it so the enemy can join a few different piece of information to prepare to use the information to their advantage they will.
Having a top secret clearance isn't classified...why in gods name would you have a wax seal on your "clearance papers", why would the skipper have your personnel file in his safe, why would he not know what was on the papers he had in his safe? Kind of defeats the purpose of having a clearance if no one knows you have it. So many questions in that post oldtrader.
I had a TS SCI clearance while I was on active duty and everyone knew it, I had no special file, no wax seal, nothing kept in the skippers safe, etc. I had an ID that identified me as having that clearance that hung off my uniform so I could enter into all the TS SCI places and aircraft I needed to for my job.
There was no reason for it to be known I had the top secret clearance so it was decided by people above my pay grade it would be placed in an envelope and sealed with instructions to only be opened at my request if the need come up for it. That level of clearance is not something you go around bragging about. Being able to handle the level of papers I was permitted to read and use, is not something that needs to be known by the other crew members. It makes a lot less curiosity when people do not know of it, and them trying to find what you have it for.
There is a great difference between the clearance you had and what I had and the purposes for them.
Sometimes this talk about security clearances are, well, a bit of a joke. My son (not my step son who this thread is about) works for a contractor and required to have a specific security clearance for the IT work he is an expert at. His work entailed being at the Pentagon, some foreign nation's military HQs, as well as some specific bases. No, I have no idea exactly what it was he was doing, but knowing his expertise, I can guess. He told me of how he would be escorted to server rooms where he needed to be by armed military, and then commented, "They don't have a clue of what I was doing or how I was doing it, or what I needed to do, but I guess they had a protocol".
Yes, he had the clearance, but no one who he interacted knew what he was doing.
So, just asking about a canceled leave hardly falls into the area you are discussing, does it?
Yep, if a military spouse and kids who had been living overseas suddenly shows up at your door you know crap is getting ready to start hitting the fan. Once upon a time the instructions were that said spouse could not tell anyone she was coming either, she literally just showed up at Mom's or the in-law's door, not sure if that's changed or not.
Have you talked to your step son since all this went down,has anything changed?
Not yet, we have heard nothing new.
Read it AGAIN. Without the bias.


That is a pretty cool and specialized tool.
Yet another reason why fossil fuel corporations promise jobs that are somehow always in the future, but generating energy via renewables actually delivers them.
Those are some dusty cells; the problem of sunlight and deserts going together, I guess. The before and after shots are pretty impressive; better than a quick run around with a feather duster.
Sweet solar panel roomba. You would think that they would run it at night. I want to be a modern John Henry and challenge that robot to a solar panel cleaning duel.
The tool should capture the water coming off of the bottom of the panels, or the panels should have eavestroughs, so that the water can be re-used. Depending on the cleaning intervals, the plant growth caused by the errant water could cause additional problems.
Specialized? Very soon, solar will be everywhere.
Yeah, just what I was thinking. It seems rather wasteful, if nothing else. Ground cover could potentially cut down on dust, but I imagine the labor expended dealing with tall plants negates any potential benefit.
Very cool indeed, and not a million miles away from the Crossfire I used to clean and oil the bowling lanes at work every morning.
Just talked with someone who works with a company that uses drones to identify low performing modules in large solar farms. Their equipment uses heat signatures, as I understand it, to pinpoint a panel or section of a panel which is not up to spec.
better than a quick run around with a feather duster.
But think how much exercise you're missing out on!
That's what I call clean power!
I find it kind of odd that a cleaning solution wasn't already designed into the initial engineering. I mean if the panels all align in a straight row like in the video, why not something that travels down the panels, sweeps and washes, while collecting and filtering the cleaning solution?
Well, the water that's ending up on the ground is allowing some groundcover to grow. But yeah, it's not impacting dust from distant sources (nor probably doing much for dust right there, either), and creates problems with plants that need to be cut down, so that water is a total waste.


I was wondering when the openrave install for windows will work aggain.
At my company we are currently investigating the use of openrave.
However we are running into a few problems.
Currently i'm running openrave under linux and i'm trying to make it work with matlab on a external windows pc.
However during compiling of openrave it cant find a matlab installation on the linux pc and skips the compilation of the c files for communication with matlab.
I thought that i could externaly compile the files on the windows pc (with matlab). But i can't seem to make it work.
Thanks for adding windows support again!
After some trouble with vs 2008 express i got it working (with vs studio 2008).
Now i'm having trouble defining the OPENRAVE_DATA and OPENRAVE_PLUGINS variables.
If i add the lines below i get the following error.
[environment.h:137] failed to find any collision checker.
[openrave.cpp:489] failed to find an OpenRAVE viewer.
It seems that openrave does recognize the files. However openrave does not add the content during execution.
. But at work this does'nt work. I have to put the environment file in the OPENRAVE_DATA dir to be able to load it via matlab. Where does this different behaviour come from?
> > I was wondering when the openrave install for windows will work aggain.
> > At my company we are currently investigating the use of openrave.
> > However we are running into a few problems.
> > with matlab on a external windows pc.
> > matlab). But i can't seem to make it work.
> > Get the facts.
drive letter, and the ':' separation lost that information.
> Thanks for adding windows support again!
> If i add the lines below i get the following error.
> [environment.h:137] failed to find any collision checker.
> [openrave.cpp:489] failed to find an OpenRAVE viewer.
> add the content during execution.
> different behaviour come from?
>> > I was wondering when the openrave install for windows will work aggain.
>> > At my company we are currently investigating the use of openrave.
>> > However we are running into a few problems.
>> > with matlab on a external windows pc.
>> > matlab). But i can't seem to make it work.
>> > Get the facts.
I'm am brand new to openRave and I am still having issues with installing and running an example scene. I have R1792 on windows XP with Visual Studios 2008. I have followed the installation on the WIKI (http://openrave.programmingvision.com/ordocs/en/html/installation_win.html) and have built everything in VS as described.
[environment-core.h:146] failed to find any collision checker.
[openrave.cpp:321] failed to find an OpenRAVE viewer.
It seems as though this thread says this problem has been fixed, yet that is the output I receive. Any help or ideas?
I found the answer to my problem here.


Peace is something everyone wants, yet few seem to find.
What is peace? It can be defined as "tranquility, harmony, or security." Depending on the situation, it could mean "prosperity" or "well-being." The word peace is found 361 times in the English Standard Version of the Bible. There are different types of peace, including false peace, inner peace, peace with God and peace with one another.
What kind of peace are you experiencing today?
Within the complexities of life, personality, personal history, stress at work and home, news of school shootings, murder and violence, political divide, international tensions – where do you find your peace?
Is Jesus the first person you turn to in times of trouble or is Jesus more of a last resort?
Had he ridden in on a horse, he would be signifying he was coming in as a warrior king to overtake, and overthrow by violent means.
Jesus, the Prince of Peace is the very essence of peace as He makes His grand entrance into Jerusalem.
Do you know what the word "Jerusalem" means?
The Prince of Peace riding into the City of Peace, to bring peace to our broken world.
Yet, He would be tried and killed for such a mission five days later.
Is the "City of Your Heart and Life" a place of Peace?
What do we shout when we Jesus comes riding into our presence?
Do we experience "peace" in His presence?
As followers of Jesus do we bring peace to those we encounter?
As followers of Jesus am I at peace?
May the Peace of Christ on Palm Sunday (and every day!) reign in your heart!


Carefoot Construction Manager Bob Miller is a fully qualified referee and he is also treasurer and one of the coaches of Rainhill Rocket Football Club, close to his home in Prescot.
The football club were raising money for a defibrillator and made contact with local man Mark King, who had set up a charity called The Oliver King Foundation, in honour of his son.
Oliver went to school as normal one day but tragically died of sudden arrhythmic death syndrome (SADS), during a swimming lesson. This was not only a tragedy for Oliver and all his family, but a great loss for society, as Oliver was bright, popular and a keen and talented sportsman.
Mark decided to raise the awareness of this illness and has dedicated his time to raising money and providing defibrillators to those schools without this life saving piece of equipment.
Whilst carrying out the works at The Ferns Primary Academy; a new build and refurbishment project we are carrying out for Bolton Council, we discovered that the school did not have a defibrillator.
We therefore decided to support the Oliver King Foundation and between Carefoots and some of our subcontractors, we raised enough money to buy a defibrillator for The Ferns.
Included in the cost of the defibrillator was a training session in the use of the defibrillator for 12 people.
Staff from the school, our Site Manager Paul Cheers and subcontractor staff attended the training session over one afternoon in the newly built dining hall.
Walter Carefoot & Sons (Construction) Ltd.


The Latin American mission field is coming to us! We're collaborating with partners throughout the city to serve, share life, and share Jesus with adults, teens and kids in our neighborhood. Our ministry community is making disciples, equipping leaders, and multiplying house churches in Kansas City, KS.
Our refugee ministries began with a special focus on people from Bhutan and Nepal. Now, we are exploring opportunities to serve the broader refugee community in our neighborhood. We currently offer programs for kids and teens, and citizenship classes!
We're working together with leaders from our neighborhood and across the city to transform our community. A thrift store, business coaching immigrant and refugee entrepreneurs, and assisting with healthcare navigation are our first initiatives.
Check out our video, hear from our Executive Director, and get a glimpse of our ministry in action.
It's a mission field in our own backyard, and new friends from other places are connecting with Jesus, growing, and being equipped to lead and make an impact in our urban Kansas City neighborhood.
Lock arms with us and be transformed with our community!


In 1930, a New York native by the name of Margaret Barnes had the foresight to professionalize the cleaning industry through education and the sharing of best practices. She did so by launching what is known today as IEHA — formerly the National, then the International Executive Housekeepers Association. "It's pretty amazing to think that in one of our earliest conventions, Eleanor Roosevelt was the keynote speaker," says Michael Patterson, MNA, MREH, president of IEHA. "Hands down, we have the best education and certification program for cleaning professionals, and we've made those offerings more accessible to individuals who want to take the next step in their cleaning careers." Click through to find out more, and let us know what you thought of this year's meeting in Chicago.


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Age of Mythology – Gold Edition (PC)
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The Age of Mythology Gold Edition PC game is a tactical strategy game developed by Ensemble Studios. Age of Mythology used to be at the start a spin-off from the Age of Empires series. This Gold Edition game is a double-pack and includes the Age of Mythology: The Titans expansion and the original Age of Mythology game. In Age of Mythology, You'll defeat enemy units and towns, build your individual units and towns and likewise train villagers and other fighters. With this approach, players can triumph over and defeat their rivals' civilizations and towns. You get to advance your tribe through four time periods or ages. The Titans expansion throughout the Age of Mythology Gold Edition PC game adds a new civilization to the game in conjunction with making improvements to on more than a few aspects of the game play. It also provides you with the solution to summon a gigantic unit referred to as a Titan.
Along with the four age levels, the Age of Mythology PC game also features three playable civilizations, the Egyptians, the Greeks and the Norse. Before the game begins, You'll make a choice three Gods, like Odin or Zeus which each and every of these civilizations have. When a player moves to the following age, a minor god is selected. Minor gods include Bast and Aphrodite, but are historically less vital than other major counterparts. You'll move in the course of the Archaic Age, upgrade to the Classical Age, the Heroic Age and in the end the Mythic Age. The Age of Mythology video game also has four vital resources which might be food, gold, wood and favor. Resources permit you to to coach units, research technologies, construct buildings and do other things. Start your mastery of this title with the award winning Age of Mythology game after which move as much as The Titans Expansion.
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Your Trip to Oaxaca: The Complete Guide
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48 Hours in Oaxaca: The Ultimate Itinerary
Suzanne Barbezat
Suzanne Barbezat is a freelance writer specializing in Mexican travel, culture, and food.
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Oaxaca City is bursting with colorful art and architecture, vibrant cultural traditions, and amazing food. A weekend is barely enough time to scratch the surface of this colonial city in Southern Mexico, but it will give you just enough of a taste to make you want to return at the earliest opportunity. To help you make the most of your visit, we've compiled the spots to check out in the town right now. Here's how to spend an unforgettable 48 hours in Oaxaca.
Day 1: Morning
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10 a.m.: Upon arrival at Oaxaca International Airport (OAX), hire an authorized taxi to the city center. Check in at Nana Vida Hotel Boutique. Conveniently located in the heart of Oaxaca City, this recently restored building has comfortable rooms and carefully curated design elements throughout. The spacious and leafy patio is the perfect spot for a morning coffee or evening mezcal while you share experiences with other guests.
11 a.m.: Once you've settled into your room, begin your trip by wandering around the historical city center to get your bearings. Take a moment to step inside Santo Domingo church—it's impressive from the outside, but the lavishly decorated Baroque interior is stunning. Afterwards, do some window shopping at the galleries and boutiques along the cobblestoned Macedonio Alcalá pedestrian street. Stop at Oro de Monte Alban to admire the jewelry, or Voces de Copal for the elaborately carved and painted wooden figures. Pass through the Zócalo, Oaxaca's main square and the heart of the city, and make your way over to the Municipal Palace on the south side. Here, you will see a mural painted by Arturo García Bustos, one of Frida Kahlo's students.
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Day 1: Afternoon
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1 p.m.: Now that you've worked up an appetite, head to the 20 de Noviembre market to sample some traditional Oaxacan food for brunch. Get a hot chocolate with pan de yema (yolk bread), or sample tejate, a drink that dates back to ancient times and is made from cacao, corn, the seed of mamey sapote (a local fruit), and a dried flower. Try some enchiladas slathered with black mole, or a tlayuda—a huge tortilla filled with black bean paste and Oaxaca cheese.
2:30 p.m.: When you've had your fill of Oaxacan food, dive into the city's past by taking a tourist bus or a taxi to Monte Albán. Located on a mountaintop overlooking the valley, this major archaeological site was the capital of Zapotec civilization from 200 to 800 C.E. Spend a couple of hours wandering the ruins and enjoying the views. You can arrange for a guided tour beforehand, or hire a guide at the entrance to explain this ancient city to you. Make sure to visit the small site museum before you head back to Oaxaca.
Day 1: Evening
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7 p.m.: Make your way to Los Danzantes for dinner. Located in an open courtyard protected by huge sailcloth awnings, this restaurant serves farm-to-table dishes inspired by traditional Oaxacan food, but with a contemporary twist. Save room for the chocolate cascade for dessert (you won't regret it).
9 p.m.: After dinner, enjoy the lively street scene of Oaxaca by night. Take a stroll down Alcalá street to the Zócalo; you'll see a multitude of vendors selling handcrafted items and musical performers entertaining passers-by. When you're ready for a drink, make your way to the rooftop terrace of Hotel Los Amantes for mezcal cocktails and panoramic views of Oaxaca. Still not ready to call it a night? Head to Candela night club and dance the night away to Latin rhythms. (And if your moves need some instruction, there's a salsa lesson at 10 p.m. before the band starts at 11 p.m.).
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9 a.m.: Even if you partied hard last night, there's no time for sleeping in! It won't be difficult to pull yourself out of bed with the enticement of hot coffee and a fresh-from-the-oven pastry at Pan AM. But if you want something more filling, an omelette or chilaquiles are sure to hit the spot.
10 a.m.: Head east of Oaxaca city to the municipality of Santa María el Tule, home to the tree with the greatest girth in the world. According to the Guinness Book of Records, "If 10 medium-sized cars were placed end-to-end in a circle this would be about the same size as the girth of this tree." Definitely a sight not to be missed!
11 a.m.: After you've spent sufficient time gaping at the tree, travel another 10 miles east to the town of Teotitlán del Valle, famous for its Zapotec wool rugs. Visit the home studio of a local family (we recommend Vida Nueva, an all-women's cooperative), to see how these works of art are made, from carding and dyeing the wool to weaving. If you must have one to take back with you, most of the weavers now accept credit cards.
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1 p.m.: For lunch, stop at Rancho Zapata just outside the town of Mitla. Conveniently located off the highway, they have an extensive menu with Oaxacan specialities and international fare.
2 p.m.: Continue east to Hierve el Agua. The name of the place means "the water boils," and refers to how the water bubbles up from a mineral spring (although the water is in fact cold). This is a spectacular site: a calcified waterfall on the side of a mountain, with two natural infinity pools at the top. Hike part of the way down for great views of the "falls," set against a dramatic backdrop of mountains and sky. If it's a hot day, take a refreshing dip in the mineral water pool before you leave.
5 p.m.: On the way back toward Oaxaca, stop at a mezcal distillery (called "palenque") to see how the local spirit is produced. Unlike tequila, which is made with only one type of agave, mezcal can be made with a variety of different kinds. Many factors affect the flavor profile of mezcal, from the terroir to the particular manner of production employed. You'll be able to gain a better understanding of the complexity of the drink after learning about how it's made, and, of course, sampling a few.
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7 p.m.: For your final evening in Oaxaca, treat yourself to dinner at Casa Oaxaca. With the Sierra Madre mountain range in the distance, the rooftop terrace is the perfect spot from which to appreciate the city at twilight. The attentive waiters will prepare a salsa table-side, for you to enjoy with a crisp tostada and a cocktail before your main course.
10 p.m. Now that you've seen how it's made, you're ready to visit the cathedral of mezcal, In Situ, run by mezcal guru Ulises Torrentera. They have the most extensive selection anywhere, so you're sure to find one you love. The agave distillate isn't the only drink the city has to offer, though. If you're interested in craft beer, head to nano brewery La Santísima Flor de Lúpulo. Wine lovers, on the other hand, will enjoy the laid back atmosphere, tapas, and wine selection at Tastavins.
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Stop the webserver (including php-fpm, if you use it).
Stop the daemons, with phabricator/bin/phd stop.
Run git pull in libphutil/, arcanist/ and phabricator/.
Start the daemons, with phabricator/bin/phd start.
Restart the webserver (and php-fpm, if you stopped it earlier).


Six Grade students use technology as an extension of their classrooms. They create projects to supplement the classroom curriculum and develop multi-media presentation skills. They work independently and in teams to complete a variety of tasks. Students master saving to specific folders and continue to develop innovative presentation skills. The study of careers takes up a lot of time this year as students prepare for the Career Focus Luncheon.. They will research a career, consider what skills are needed, and even explore which colleges would prepare them for the field. In addition, students become responsible computer users. Students are exposed to five digital literacy lessons from Common Sense Media. It is a very busy year for 6th graders!
We use an educational social networking site called Edmodo to communicate with each other outside of the media center. You should have received a parent informational letter from me which explains this application and outlines how you, as parents, can access our accounts with a special parent code. The image on the left is linked to a parent information page. If you cannot locate the original information or as always, feel free to contact me.
Mission: The Isaac Monfort community is dedicated to providing the essential skills necessary to develop inquiring, knowledgeable, and caring children who will become contributing members, and future leaders, of a global society.


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Five smart cities vie for award
The Cities of Brisbane, Adelaide, Ipswich, Sunshine Coast and Canterbury-Bankstown have been shortlisted for the top prize at the inaugural Australian Smart Cities Awards.
According to the Smart Cities Awards jury chair, David Singleton AM, the awards will articulate how smart cities activities can enhance the liveability, workability and sustainability of our cities.
"For the first time, Australians will gain a clear idea of what leadership in smart cities looks like," he said.
Winners of the Smart Cities Awards will be announced on 30 October as part of Australia's first Smart Cities Week to recognise and reward leadership, celebrate best practice and stimulate action to advance the smart cities movement.
The most hotly-contested prize on the night will be the 'Leadership City' category.
Telstra and Deloitte are partnering with Smart Cities Council Australia New Zealand to present the awards.
Smart Cities Lead at Telstra, Merrick Spain, said, "We are proud to support the Smart Cities Week Awards and congratulate the nominees for their vision and courage in lighting the pathway to our common future.
"We encourage others to join them in embarking on this exciting journey to transform our cities and communities."
Allan Mills from the awards other major sponsor, Deloitte, said "While smart cities earlier focused on connecting infrastructure for better insights, the spotlight is slowly shifting to better engaging governments, citizens, and businesses with the goal of providing improved city services and a higher quality of life.
"Smart Cities Week is an opportunity to celebrate the progress to date and look towards the future of what comes next."
The awards will be held as part of Australia's first Smart Cities Week from 29-31 October.


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On Thursday 12th December 2019, University of Trieste as lead partner of the MUSE project "Cross-border Collaboration for Energy Sustainable Sustainable University Mobility" organized a public event with the technical support of ALOT s.r.l. and the participation of Italian and Slovenian project partners
Named "Smart and sustainable mobility on a human scale" effectively summarizing one of the primary objectives of the project, the title anticipates the issues addressed during the lively afternoon of study and discussion at the Hotel Savoy in Trieste with the projects project managers, industry experts and local stakeholders in the transport and infrastructure sector.
The day began with a noon appointment at the headquarters of the University of Trieste for the inauguration of the project pilot coordinated by the Department of Engineering and Architecture: the photovoltaic station for charging electric vehicles. Part of a micro-grid connected to the local electricity network, the station will produce 20 kWh / day of clean electricity to recharge the electric vehicles of the Municipality of Trieste, some electric vehicles of students and employees of the University of Trieste and an e-vehicle electric leased by the University of Trieste.
At the ribbon-cutting celebration, the Director of the Department Ilaria Garofalo together with professors and project managers of the MUSE project Vanni Lughi and Alessandro Massi Pavan presented another strategic feature of the pilot: the charging station will not only produce electricity but also data concerning the production of the photovoltaic system and the behavior of those who will drive the leased car. The information processed will also be used to optimize the operation of cross-border charging systems, in continuity with the objectives of the MUSE project.
After the presentation, the participants reached the Hotel Savoy for a lunch break followed by a quick overview by Professor Lughi, Blaz Luin (University of Ljubljana) and Klemen Gostič (RRA-LUR Ljubljana) about the project guidelines document and the progress of the projects pilot included in MUSE planned activities.
The central theme of the afternoon "Energy and mobility: vision, planning and implementation between efficiency and integration" was separated in two debating areas fostering the interaction between public and speakers at the end of the many presentations. The first focus on MOBILITY addressed the topic through various aspects, from macro to micro: the presentation of the programmatic framework of mobility of the Autonomous Region of Friuli Venezia Giulia by Sandro Chiandarini (Director of the Regional and Local Public Transport Service of RAFVG) and the strategy of transport development of the Republic of Slovenia until 2030, by Matjaž Vrčko (Head of the public transport division of the Ministry of Infrastructure of the Republic of Slovenia) were followed by a focus on the local context of Trieste, introduced by Giovanni Longo (Mobility Manager of University of Trieste). His presentation on the vision and results achieved for the sustainable mobility of the University of Trieste focusing on implementation and good practices was then followed by Giulio Bernetti (Director general of the urban planning department and Member of the System Authority Committee of the Port of Trieste) who spoke about Trieste traffic planning and university mobility. Romeo Danielis (professor at the University of Trieste) contribution of electric vehicles to low-emission mobility was then followed by a debate on the mobility topic with the contribution of the other speakers and the public.
The logical process of the second focus on ENERGY followed the same path, from global to local: the Slovenian and the Autonomous Region of Friuli Venezia Giulia energy programmatic framework were presented respectively by Rajko Leban (Administrative Director GOLEA Local Energetic Agency Nova Gorica) and Sebastiano Cacciaguerra (Director General of the RAFVG Environmental Management, Energy and Sustainable Development Center). Ilaria Garofalo and Luca Bertoni (Delegate for Energy and Energy Manager of University of Trieste) overviewed the vision, implementation of good practices and open questions on energy and saving of renewable energy of the University of Trieste. Alessandro Massi Pavan completed the picture by presenting the experience acquired by the department of the University of Trieste in the realization of the photovoltaic charging station pilot and then started a moment of debate with the other speakers and with the audience on the topics presented.
At the end of the discussion, the speakers were joined by Matej Gojčič (RRA-LUR), Roberto Gerin (Trieste Trasporti), Cristina Amirante (Councilor of the Municipality of Pordenone), representatives of the Municipality of Gorizia and Nova Gorica and by Sandro Chiandarini and Giulio Bernetti, former speakers in the focus on mobility, for the Round Table on the development of the Action Plan and of the Cross-border Community for Sustainable Mobility and of the Plexus University, moderated by Guido Piccoli (ALOT srl).
The stakeholders had eventually the opportunity to go into detail on some of the topics and get to know the other participants of this day of study on the theme of mobility, which ended with an aperitif offered by the University of Trieste. The public event therefore represented an extraordinary opportunity to bring professionals and experts in the mobility sector closer to the Trieste public, promoting both the dissemination of the objectives of the MUSE project and the goals achieved but mostly the beneficial impacts of sustainable, intelligent mobility. and on a human scale.
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Q: Stripslashes not working I am using this code in one of my 2 step form, Here i am validating the form inputs at step 2.php and saving it in session, then in step 3.php page I am fetching the form inputs from the session. Also I am assing them to $formData array because I need to re-run the validation code again at last stage.
    $name = $formData["name"] = $string->formatInput($session->getSession("mechanic_buy_name"), 1);
    $garage_name = $formData["garage_name"] = $string->formatInput($session->getSession("mechanic_buy_garage_name"), 1, "None");
    $address = $formData["address"] = $string->formatInput($session->getSession("mechanic_buy_address"), 1);

Here $string->formatInput("STRING GOES HERE" , 1) is my wrapper function which adds the addslashes function.
Let us suppose I enter ASWT's' Tech into garage name
I use this sql query to save the records into database
    $sql = "INSERT INTO ". TABLE_MECHANICS ."";
    $sql .= "(name, garage_name, address, town, county, postcode, mobile, landline, fax, email, website, services_other, start_date, duration, expiry_date, datecreated, datemodified) VALUES";
    $sql .= "('$name', '$garage_name', '$address', '$town', '$county', '$postcode', '$mobile', '$landline', '$fax', '$email', '$website', '$services_other', '$start_date', '$duration', '$expiry_date', NOW(), NOW())";
    $query = $mysql->query($sql);

But when I see database via phpmyadmin I cant see any escape characters in front of the quotes
This is what, garage_name is showing in phpmyadmin
ASWT's'
whereas it should be something like ASWT\'s\' after addslashes ($string->formatInput(...)) is applied.
Please tell me where I am wrong and why addslashes function is not applying.
Is this syntax correct?
$name = $formData["name"] = $string->formatInput($session->getSession("mechanic_buy_name"), 1);

$name is not showing the escape characters when I echo it.
Any help is highly appreciated.

A: If you are using the mysql extension (which you should not) I would use mysql_real_escape_string in stead of addslashes. Or mysqli_real_escape_string if you use the mysqli extension. Or use prepared statements.

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The civilians in the countryside of Aleppo are under the Syrian and Russian fires.
Today Fraternity Foundation for Human Rights said that 51 were killed , including nine children and eight women . They were victims of the air fire attack of the Syrian-Russian flights on the countryside of Aleppo Province and the victims of the clashes that broke out between the inactivated groups of the ISIS and factions of the forces of the Syrian opposition in Kuljabrin Village in the northern countryside.
:Since the first hours in the early morning the western countryside of Aleppo has exposed to a dense movement of the Russian and Syrian on 27/05/. They came from Humaimam Airport and they bombed several locations controlled by the Syrian opposition in the whole countryside of Aleppo and they are as the team of monitoring and documentation of Foundation documented.
Firstly : Atareb Town ( west of Aleppo 35 km)
A raid at 7:52 am EST Damascus fell at the east of the automated bakery where a heavy black smoke raised and there were only the physical damage with minor injuries.
Secondly : Anadan Town (north of Aleppo 10 km): Several raids at 8:00 pm, and led to the deaths of six civilians and caused physical damage. .
Thirdly : Kafr Hamra Town (north-west of Aleppo, 7 km): Several strikes with cluster bombs at the 8:00 am and led to huge physical damage and to the killing of seven civilians, including four members of the same family.
Fourthly: Huraytan Town (north of Aleppo 10 km): Several raids at 9 o'clock am with cluster rockets and they led to huge physical damage and to the deaths of nine civilians, including a child, and the displacement of most of the people from the town
Fifthly : .Khan al-Asel Town (10 km west of Aleppo): A helicopter threw several explosive barrels in today morning near the bakery of the town. It led to the creation of a huge destruction to the residential buildings and shops and led to the deaths of six people and l wounding many more.
Sixthly : Orom Town (20 km west of Aleppo): Four raids at 1 o'clock in the afternoon targeted the market at the same time the worshipers were leaving Friday prayers. They led to the physical damage.
Seventh : al- Bab Road : Helicopters threw a plosive barrel around ten in the morning and led to the deaths of four civilians from the same family, including two children..
Eighth – Kaljibrin: following by our team of monitoring and documentation in the countryside of Aleppo and completion of the information published by Fraternity Foundation in a private statement about the victims of Kaljibrin Village which exposed to the clashes between the ISIS and the Band 51 and Jabhat Sham and the Islamic Movement of Ahrar al-Sham on the other hand, at dawn today. The team documented four victims, but the number has increased and our observers could document the killing of nineteen civilians and wounding nine others . The clashes are still continuing until the moment of preparing this statement.
Fraternity Foundation For Human Rights is following with worry not speeding u by the international community to take its historical responsibilities in permanent pursuit to find a real way out of the conflict Syria. It demands the headers of the process of the international talks about Syria the need to compel the Syrian regime to stop the attacks against civilians on a large scale.
Foundation sees that the forces of the Russian government are involved in committing crimes to be war crimes and demanding it being as a header of the ongoing talks to stop all forms of air support that targets civilians, including the disproportionate to the military gains.
Fraternity Foundation For Human Rights does not consider the argument of the Syrian regime and the forces of the Russian government targeting Al-Qaeda fighters and its branch in Syria , Jabhat al-Nusra a justification for the continued targeting against the civilians, especially children, women and the destruction of service plants of civilians as bakeries We appeals to the forces of the Syrian opposition need to stay away from gatherings of civilians and their facilities and keeping away from them immediately. .
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Three dead in the bombing of cluster bombs by the airstrikes of the Syrian regime
Killing a child and injuring a woman in the bombing of the Syrian regime's forces to the countryside of Idleb by projectiles.


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Westworld co-creator Jonathan Nolan breaks down his season 2 ad
February 05, 2018 at 03:04 PM EST
Sci-fi,
Jonathan Nolan recalls the moment he showed his Westworld season 2 Super Bowl ad to his brother, The Dark Knight and Dunkirk director Christopher Nolan: "My brother said that at first, he thought the ad was a car commercial," Jonathan says. "And I said, 'Exactly!'"
The Westworld co-creator jumped on the phone with EW on Monday morning to break down the buzzworthy commercial, which marked HBO's first Super Bowl ad in 20 years. The first thing you should know is that Nolan isn't calling this spot a "trailer" at all. "We'll do a proper trailer later in the year," Nolan says. "This was very much conceived as a Super Bowl spot. HBO came to us and said they wanted to do it… and we were incredibly excited. The show has been off the air [since 2016], longer than normal for a TV show and we wanted to create a love letter to Super Bowl spots in general."
The idea behind the 90-second ad was to emulate — and then totally subvert — the typical Americana tropes of Super Bowl ads."I wanted it to feel like one of these beautifully crafted love letters you get in the Super Bowl," Nolan says. "Something that gives you a sense of what the park was supposed to feel like — this idyllic dream of the pastoral and idealized West that Americans get sold during the Super Bowl ads, and then pull the rug out and remind the audience what they're really watching."
We previously reported that some content from the ad isn't going to be in season 2, but it's actually very little — just the shot at the end where Dolores (Evan Rachel Wood) addresses the camera. The rest of the ad is all in-season footage, though those shots of android bulls charging through the theme park's backstage labs were given some additional production. "That set piece was conceived for the season and we executed it with extra time and care because our partners at HBO thought it would make a great centerpiece for the ad," Nolan says. "It has always been scripted, but we leaned harder into it."
And yes, the production used real bulls for the stunning sequence — six of them, with some CGI enhancements. The imagery was a nod toward two iconic Super Bowl ad campaigns, Nolan reveals: The iconic slow motion Budweiser Clydesdale horses and the Merrill Lynch series where a bull wanders down Wall Street.
For the music, Nolan and co-creator Lisa Joy had composer Ramin Djawadi re-imagine Kanye West's "Runaway," and, yes, you can expect more iconic tunes to get Westworld orchestral treatment in season 2. "Kayne West is a genius and that song has stuck with me since I first heard it many years ago," Nolan says. "It's simultaneously incredibly beautiful and incredibly subversive. And what Ramin did with it, there's a lot of different layers." (Listen to the full version below).
The ad has succeeded by one metric at least — it's the No. 6 trending video on YouTube the day after the Super Bowl launched dozens of ads and trailers, coming in just after big screen heavy hitters like the Solo: A Star Wars Story trailer and the Jurassic World: Fallen Kingdom trailer.
"My dad was an advertising guy as a kid," Nolan says. "I always wanted to make a commercial and this was a hellvua chance to do it."
As for all the new Westworld mysteries presented in the trailer, Nolan wasn't quite ready to reveal any new season 2 details just yet. Though we did get a chance to ask about those glimpses of that seedy tourist Logan (Ben Barnes) and Dolores' disturbed father Peter Abernathy (Louis Herthum) whose returns were confirmed in the preview. "They are back. We had so much fun working with Ben and Louis and had more story to tell with them," he says. "Dolores' story — as we've learned about all our hosts by the end of the first season — their lives span decades. So we have more storytelling to do about the origin of the park and the park's little secret project."
Here's the full version of "Runaway":
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Inflation Rate Drops…
Inflation Rate Drops For Fifth Consecutive Month
The National Bureau of Statistics revealed that the Consumer Price Index which measures inflation rate fell to 17.01 percent in August.
According to the latest CPI report, this rate is 0.37 percent points lower than the 17.38 percent recorded in July this year.
This, according to the report, is the fifth consecutive month that the country's inflation rate will be trending downward since March this year when the inflation stood at 18.17 percent.
Inflation dropped from 18.17 per cent in March to 18.12 per cent in April before dropping further to 17.93 per cent, 17.75 per cent and 17.38 per cent in the months of May, June and July respectively.
NBS said that on a month-on-month basis, the Headline index increased by 1.02 percent in August 2021.
It added that this is 0.09 percent rate higher than the 0.93 per cent recorded in July 2021.
"The consumer price index, which measures inflation, increased by 17.01 percent (year-on-year) in August 2021.
"This is 0.37 percent points lower than the rate recorded in July 2021 (17.38) percent.
"The percentage change in the average composite CPI for the twelve months period ending August 2021 over the average of the CPI for the previous twelve months period was 16.60 percent, showing 0.30 percent point from 16.30 percent recorded in July 2021″, the report said.
According to the NBS, the urban inflation rate increased by 17.59 per cent (year-on-year) in August 2021 from the 18.01 per cent recorded in July 2021.
Also, the rural inflation rate also rose by 16.43 per cent in August 2021 from 16.75 per cent in July 2021.
On a month-on-month basis, it said that the urban index rose by 1.06 per cent in August 2021, representing 0.08 percent increase over the rate recorded in July 2021, while the rural index also rose by 0.99 per cent in August 2021.
"The corresponding twelve-month year-on-year average percentage change for the urban index is 17.19 percent in August 2021.
"This is higher than 16.89 percent reported in July 2021, while the corresponding rural inflation rate in August 2021 is 16.03 percent compared to 15.73 percent recorded in July 2021," the report added.
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package org.apache.jena.dboe.trans.bplustree.rewriter;

import java.util.ArrayList;
import java.util.Iterator;
import java.util.List;

import org.apache.jena.atlas.lib.Bytes;
import org.apache.jena.dboe.base.block.BlockMgr;
import org.apache.jena.dboe.base.block.BlockMgrFactory;
import org.apache.jena.dboe.base.file.BufferChannel;
import org.apache.jena.dboe.base.file.FileFactory;
import org.apache.jena.dboe.base.file.FileSet;
import org.apache.jena.dboe.base.record.Record;
import org.apache.jena.dboe.base.record.RecordFactory;
import org.apache.jena.dboe.sys.Names;
import org.apache.jena.dboe.trans.bplustree.BPTreeException;
import org.apache.jena.dboe.trans.bplustree.BPlusTree;
import org.apache.jena.dboe.trans.bplustree.BPlusTreeParams;
import org.junit.AfterClass;
import org.junit.Assert;
import org.junit.BeforeClass;
import org.junit.Test;

public class TestBPlusTreeRewriterNonTxn extends Assert
{
    // See also CmdTestBlusTreeRewriter for randomized soak testing.

    static int KeySize     = 4;
    static int ValueSize   = 8;
    static RecordFactory recordFactory = new RecordFactory(KeySize,ValueSize);

    // The BPlusTreeRewriter works directly on storage.
    static boolean b;
    @BeforeClass public static void beforeClass()   { b = BlockMgrFactory.AddTracker; BlockMgrFactory.AddTracker = false ; }
    @AfterClass  public static void afterClass()    { BlockMgrFactory.AddTracker = b ;}

    @Test public void bpt_rewrite_01()  { runTest(2, 0); }
    @Test public void bpt_rewrite_02()  { runTest(3, 0); }

    @Test public void bpt_rewrite_03()  { runTest(2, 1); }
    @Test public void bpt_rewrite_04()  { runTest(3, 1); }

    @Test public void bpt_rewrite_05()  { runTest(2, 2); }
    @Test public void bpt_rewrite_06()  { runTest(3, 2); }

    @Test public void bpt_rewrite_07()  { runTest(2, 100); }
    @Test public void bpt_rewrite_08()  { runTest(3, 100); }

    @Test public void bpt_rewrite_99()  { runTest(5, 1000); }

    static void runTest(int order, int N)
    { runOneTest(order, N , recordFactory, false); }

    public static void runOneTest(int order, int N, RecordFactory recordFactory, boolean debug) {
        BPlusTreeParams bptParams = new BPlusTreeParams(order, recordFactory);
        //BPlusTreeRewriter.debug = debug;

        // ---- Test data
        List<Record> originaldata = TestBPlusTreeRewriterNonTxn.createData(N, recordFactory);
        if ( debug )
            System.out.println("Test data: "+originaldata);

        FileSet destination = FileSet.mem();
        // ---- Rewrite
        BufferChannel rootState = FileFactory.createBufferChannel(destination, Names.extBptState);
        // Write leaves to ...
        BlockMgr blkMgr1 = BlockMgrFactory.create(destination, Names.extBptTree, bptParams.getCalcBlockSize(), 10, 10);
        // Write nodes to ...
        BlockMgr blkMgr2 = BlockMgrFactory.create(destination, Names.extBptTree, bptParams.getCalcBlockSize(), 10, 10);

        BPlusTree bpt2 = BPlusTreeRewriter.packIntoBPlusTree(originaldata.iterator(), bptParams, recordFactory,
                                                             rootState, blkMgr1, blkMgr2);
        if ( debug ) {
            BPlusTreeRewriterUtils.divider();
            bpt2.dump();
        }

        // ---- Checking
        bpt2.check();

        scanComparision(originaldata, bpt2);
        findComparison(originaldata, bpt2);
        sizeComparison(originaldata, bpt2);
    }

    public static void scanComparision(List<Record> originaldata, BPlusTree bpt2) {
        // ** Scan comparisonSetupIndex
        Iterator<Record> iter1 = originaldata.iterator();
        Iterator<Record> iter2 = bpt2.iterator();
        long count = 0;
        for (; iter1.hasNext() ; ) {
            count++;
            Record r1 = iter1.next();
            if ( ! iter2.hasNext() )
                error("Deviation: new B+Tree is smaller");
            Record r2 = iter2.next();

            if ( ! Record.equals(r1, r2) )
                error("Deviation in iteration record %d: %s : %s", count, r1, r2);
        }
        if ( iter2.hasNext() )
            error("New B+Tree larger than original");
    }

    public static void findComparison(List<Record> originaldata, BPlusTree bpt2) {
        Iterator<Record> iter1 = originaldata.iterator();

        long count = 0;
        for (; iter1.hasNext() ; ) {
            count++;
            Record r1 = iter1.next();

            Record r3 = bpt2.find(r1);
            if ( r3 == null ) {
                r3 = bpt2.find(r1);
                error("Deviation in find at record %d: %s : null", count, r1);
            }
            if ( ! Record.equals(r1, r3) )
                error("Deviation in find at record %d: %s : %s", count, r1, r3);
        }

    }

    public static void sizeComparison(List<Record> originaldata, BPlusTree bpt2) {
      long count1 = originaldata.size();
      long count2 = bpt2.size();
      //System.out.printf("Sizes = %d / %d\n", count1, count2);
      if ( count1 != count2 )
          // Not error - this test does not identify why there was a problem so continue.
          System.err.println("**** DIFFERENT");
    }

    static List<Record> createData(int N, RecordFactory recordFactory) {
        List<Record> originaldata = new ArrayList<>(N);
        for ( int i = 0; i < N; i++ ) {
            Record record = recordFactory.create();
            Bytes.setInt(i+1, record.getKey());
            if ( recordFactory.hasValue() )
                Bytes.setInt(10*i+1, record.getValue());
            originaldata.add(record);
        }
        return originaldata;
    }

    private static void error(String string, Object ...args) {
        String msg = String.format(string, args);
        System.err.println(msg);
        throw new BPTreeException(msg);
    }
}

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Lenovo Yoga 730 (13-inch) initial review: Trim bezel bolsters this sterling laptop
Mike Lowe | 26 February 2018
1/19 Pocket-lint
Price when reviewed: £TBC
How to improve upon one of last year's best laptops? Trim the bezel, but of course. That's exactly what Lenovo has done in the Yoga 730, which refreshes the already impressive Yoga 720.
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That's not all, though, with the 730 also updating to the latest 8th Gen Intel Core to ensure its innards are up to scratch, while the exterior design also sees the body take on a slight slant for more comfortable hold in any of its hand-held modes (possible thanks to that hinged design).
Design and screen
13.3-inch LCD touchscreen (Full HD and Ultra-HD resolution options)
5.9mm bezel (left and right of screen) / 6.5mm bezel (15in model)
360-degree hinge build: laptop, tent, stand and tablet modes
2x USB-C (Thunderbolt 3); 1x USB 3.0, 1x 3.5mm jack
Finishes: Iron Grey, Platinum Silver
Integrated fingerprint scanner
307 x 216 x 14.1mm; 1.12kgs
The footprint and much of the Yoga 730's design remains the same as its 720 predecessor. But as that was one of our favourite laptops of last year, that's certainly no bad thing. Available in 13-inch and 15-inch forms, we're focusing on the smaller footprint laptop for this particular piece.
The hinge to the rear - which is now slanted slightly, to make for a different form in tablet mode (which we actually still didn't find that comfortable to hold, really) - allows the Yoga 730 to be manipulated through 360-degrees. That's ideal for laptop use, at any screen angle, or for repositioning in tent/stand/tablet modes - in which Windows will prompt to enable it's more tile-centric Tablet Mode.
The screen is the biggest difference of all, though, thanks to a bezel edge that's continuing to shrink. In the 13-inch model that's just 5.9mm to the left and right sides, which is an improvement - but it's still playing catch-up with the Dell XPS 13 and the Huawei MateBook X Pro.
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Not all the Yoga 730's bezels measure so small, either, with the bottom bezel (which hosts the camera) remaining as large as ever. It's not a total deal-breaker, but we think a wide-screen format with a different footprint would help to eliminate this chunky bottom edge.
Also on the spec sheet are all the ports you'll need - but no SD card slot, sadly - along with an integrated fingerprint scaner for rapid login. All that in a 1.1kg design and competitively slender form, making it smaller and lighter than before. On the whole we think the Yoga 730 looks great.
Up to 8th Gen Intel Core i7, integrated H620 graphics
Up to the 16GB RAM, up to 512GB SSD (PCIe)
JBL Speakers and Dolby Atmos headphone compatibility
Up to 11 hours battery
Alexa integration
The other massaging the 730's spec gets compared to the 720 is upped specification, with the latest 8th Gen Intel Core i processors on board, up to i7. Graphics are integrated for the 13-inch model, while the 15-inch will include the option of an Nvidia GeForce GTX 1050.
We've not had the time to use the laptop as a day-to-day unit just yet, but based on its predecessor - which was suitably quiet and heat-efficient, we found - we have high hopes for the Yoga 730 to be a great performer. Battery life should push into double-digit use for casual tasks, just like its predecessor.
What's interesting about the software setup of this Yoga is that Lenovo has an Amazon Alexa integrated app as part of its Windows 10 setup. So if you're keen to use voice assistant - perhaps you already have an Echo device at home, or other smart home products - this should open the door for wider communications and actions than available with Microsoft's Cortana (which, of course, is also on board).
Sound is delivered from JBL approved speakers, but these are positioned to the underside of the device so don't deliver the very cleanest of output. It'd be great to see these repositioned up top, MacBook Pro style.
With a tweaked form factor and slimmer screen bezel than its predecessor, the Lenovo Yoga 730 looks set to be one of the hottest 13-inch form-factor laptops to hit the shelves in 2018.
That said, at the higher-end of the market - if you're willing to spend a little more money, of course - the introduction of the Huawei MateBook X Pro is likely to lure many Windows users its way.
What the Lenovo has on its side is well-established performance and longevity in a proven and versatile package. With the US set to receive the 13-inch Yoga 730 starting from $880 this April (it's from $900 for the 15-inch) we hope that translates into competitive UK pricing.
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Um exelente game、 ótimo pra quem gosta de aviões、 recomendo a todos esse jogo!
Ótima jogabilidade e uma variedade enorme de aviões、 armas、 upgrades! Muitas outras funções no jogo、 esse é o primeiro vídeo da série、 logo estarei postando mais!
A bit of PvP from the aerial dogfighting game、 Heroes in the Sky (HIS)、 Came in during Intrusion. Oh and if you were wondering about the music、 yeah、 forgot to turn it off. xD It's the first movement to Beethoven's Triple Concerto.
I got really hooked into this flight simulator game、 so I thought I'd upload another video、 this time I am playing with my other half. I am Xariann. Got a 45 kill combo、 I am quite proud of that!
My other half is using a British Spitfire、 classified as a "fighter" in game、 which has high mobility and and skills that allow them to perform special maneuvers that can increase evasion、 attack and so on. They seem to be the best planes for dogfights.
I was using a Bristol Beaufighter、 which is classed as a "gunner" in game. Gunner seems to have higher attack than some fighter and generally less mobility but they have support skills、 such as heals、 defense buffs and so on.
There's a third category which isn't in this video、 and that is the Bomber. Bombers、 like the name says、 have skills that facilitate bombing targets、 they seem to have the highest defense but also the least mobile of the three.
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Wednesday morning. By the end of today it'll be over half way through the week; a day worth celebrating. Tomorrow is Thursday (you can tell why I'm studying at masters level) and campus day. It's also week 5 and almost half way through the first semester.
I woke this morning with the unhelpful thought of how much I didnt know; how much I've got learn; how little time I've got to learn it AND how likely I am to fail. Not the most positive start to a dark and gloomy but surprisingly dry Manchester day.
All of that compounded by arriving at the station to travel to the Sheffield office without my work-pass as evidence of my failure. Most truly a bear of very little brain.
It would be so very easy to allow these negative thoughts to entangle me in that tightening spiral which John Green describes so eloquently in 'Turtles all the way down. It takes much more effort to work against them than to embrace them. And I am sooo tired.
The tunnel is at it's black dog blackest so I must imagine the light at the other end. That light is magnificent. It's twinkling ahead almost tangible yet not. It's the light of the myriad festivals which the human condition uses to battle against the darkness of winter.
It's the light of snowdrops and daffodils nurtured in darkness to stand defiantly in the brief days of spring. It's the light of the soft summer sun sparkling on warming waters. It's the unquenchable light of the human spirit seeking to offer support across never-ending strife.
It's hope. That double-edged sword which is hump-day. The joy of learning and the fear of failing.
That's all a bit deep just because I had a nightmare and forgot my pass!!
Learning is joyous AND it is a struggle. Sometimes the distance to the end seems overwhelmingly and the negative committee inside my head becomes louder and more intrusive, not listening to them takes most of my energies. Travelling tjis line to Sheffield through and beneath the Pennines is a reasonable analogy on a day like today.
The tunnels are long and very dark and then 'ping' you're in the gentle brightness of a sunkissed autumn morning. Like life. Like learning. The darkness helps you appreciate the light.
Studying is a struggle at the moment but that means the light at the end is so much more precious and warming.
Next week is reading week and a chance to breathe and catch up with the things I've found hard and go over the bits which come easily. The hump-week.
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This unit was about Modals, the three types of Phrasal Verbs and the differences between passive and active voice. I feel I have learned a lot about all three parts of this unit as they were subjects I didn't come into the unit with much knowledge on. I've learned that the same modal's can be used in multiple ways and many different modals can mean the same thing with only a very slight difference in certainty. I also learned some great ideas for teaching modal auxiliary verbs from both this unit and the video I watched in unit 10. Another important thing I learned in this unit was the differences between the three kinds of phrasal verbs which is very important to know so that I may teach the subject to others efficiently.


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Spoorwijdte of spoorbreedte is de afstand tussen de beide binnenkanten van de koppen van de spoorstaven van een spoorweg.

Normaalspoor
Verreweg de meest voorkomende spoorwijdte is 1435 mm. Omdat deze maat voor 60% van de spoorwegen wereldwijd geldt, spreekt men van normaalspoor. In Groot-Brittannië is deze wijdte al in 1829 gekozen (destijds 4 foot 8,5 inch) voor een van de eerste stoomtreindiensten.

Nederland
De spoorwijdte in Nederland is 1435 mm voor zowel de trein, de metro's, de sneltrams als de stadstrams. De treinen in Nederland hebben niet altijd op normaalspoor gereden: de allereerste spoorlijn van de HIJSM (Amsterdam – Rotterdam, de Oude Lijn) en de eerste spoorlijn van de NRS (Amsterdam – Utrecht – Arnhem, de Rhijnspoorweg) waren oorspronkelijk aangelegd in breedspoor met een spoorwijdte van 1945 mm. In 1865 waren deze lijnen versmald tot normaalspoor. Ook veel tramlijnen waren vroeger niet in normaalspoor uitgevoerd, maar in smalspoor. Zo reden de trams in Noord-Brabant op kaapspoor en in Zeeuws-Vlaanderen op meterspoor.

België
De spoorwijdte in België voor de trein, Brusselse metro en Brusselse tram is 1435 mm. Ook de komende Luikse tram, de sneltram A12 van Brabantnet en de sneltram Hasselt - Maastricht worden met normaalspoor aangekondigd. Vrijwel alle andere tramlijnen zijn in meterspoor aangelegd. De Antwerpse en Gentse tram, de Kusttram en de Métro léger de Charleroi rijden op meterspoor. Het Waasspoor reed voor 1897 op 1151 mm. De trams tussen Antwerpen en de Nederlandse grens reden voor 1919 zoals de trams in Noord-Brabant op kaapspoor (1067 mm).

Spoorwijdtes wereldwijd
In de meeste landen is het hoofdspoornet uitgevoerd in normaalspoor. Uitzonderingen zijn:
 In de voormalige Sovjet-Unie, in Finland en in Mongolië wordt gereden op Russisch breedspoor van 1520/1524 mm (1524 mm = 60 inch).
 In Spanje en Portugal rijden de treinen op een Iberisch breedspoor van 1668 mm met uitzondering van de AVE-hogesnelheidslijnen (normaalspoor), FEVE en EuskoTren (beide meterspoor).
 Brazilië, Ierland en Noord-Ierland kennen een spoorwijdte van 1600 mm (63 inch).
 India, Pakistan, Chili en het grootste deel van Argentinië kennen breedspoor van 1676 mm.
 In Australië hebben de hoofdroutes, waaronder de Trans-Australian Railway en The Ghan normaalspoor; daarnaast komen zowel breedspoor van 1600 mm als smalspoor van 1067 mm (kaapspoor) voor.
 In Zuidelijk Afrika, Japan, Zuidoost-Azië, Indonesië en hier en daar in Zuid-Amerika hebben de spoorwegen een spoorwijdte van 1067 mm (42 inch; kaapspoor), in Japan geldt een uitzondering voor de Shinkansen-hogesnelheidslijnen (normaalspoor).
 De Hidjazspoorweg van Damascus in Syrië naar Medina (in het huidige Saoedi-Arabië) heeft een spoorwijdte van 1050 mm.

In veel landen zijn spoorlijnen naast het hoofdspoornet regionale lijnen met smalspoor te vinden, vooral in bergachtige gebieden zoals de Alpen. Voor een groter overzicht, zie: Lijst van spoorwijdten.

Op het station bij het dorp Latour-de-Carol, op de grens van Spanje en Frankrijk in de Pyreneeën, ontmoeten drie spoorlijnen met een verschillende spoorwijdte elkaar.

Van de ene naar de andere spoorwijdte
De verschillen in spoorwijdten tussen verschillende landen werpen natuurlijk barrières op voor het treinverkeer. Meestal moeten reizigers overstappen bij de scheiding tussen twee spoorwijdtes. Vaak is dat gecombineerd met douanecontroles. Met speciale inrichtingen is echter doorgaand treinverkeer mogelijk.

Draaistellen vervangen
In sommige gevallen worden de draaistellen van treinen vervangen aan de grens; dit gebeurt vooral bij de grenzen van de voormalige Sovjet-Unie en in Hendaye aan de Frans-Spaanse grens. Dit is een traag en arbeidsintensief proces, dat ongeveer een uur duurt. De passagiers blijven in de trein

In de wisselinstallatie ligt een vierrailig spoor, de buitenste rails voor het breedspoor en de binnenste voor het normaal spoor. De trein rijdt de installatie in. De locomotief wordt afgekoppeld en uitgerangeerd. Langs de installatie staan dommekrachten waarmee de hele trein wordt opgevijzeld, waarbij de draaistellen blijven staan. Een lage motorwagen drukt de oude draaistellen weg en trekt er nieuwe draaistellen onder. Daarna laat men de trein weer zakken. Na het aankoppelen van een nieuwe locomotief kan de trein verder rijden.

Verstelbare wielen
Bepaalde series Talgo-rijtuigen hebben automatisch verstelbare wielen zodat de trein langzaam rijdend in een zogenaamde intercambiador van spoorwijdte kan veranderen. Deze rijtuigen worden gebruikt bij de doorgaande treinen in Spanje die zowel op de klassieke Spaanse breedspoor en het normaalsporige hogesnelheidsnet rijden. De Poolse spoorwegen (PKP) hebben een systeem ontwikkeld dat in gebruik is bij de grens tussen Polen en Litouwen en Polen en Oekraïne.

Drie- of vierrailig spoor
Vaak wordt voor korte trajecten gebruikgemaakt van drierailige (een gemeenschappelijke spoorrail) of vierrailige (elk spoorwijdte zijn eigen rails) sporen waarbij treinen van beide spoorwijdtes het spoor kunnen gebruiken. Bij spoorlijnen die naar een andere spoorwijdte worden verbouwd, wordt (meestal) tijdelijk een extra rail gelegd. Na de overgang wordt de niet meer gebruikte rail verwijderd. Hierdoor hoeft het treinverkeer niet stilgelegd te worden tijdens de verbouwing. De dwarsliggers moeten hier echter op voorbereid zijn.

Tram
Bij trambedrijven komen verschillende spoorwijdten voor.
 750 mm is de kleinste spoorwijdte (buiten zuiver recreatief vervoer) en wordt toegepast op een interlokale tramlijn in Zwitserland, tot 2021 de Waldenburgerbahn. Ook diverse Duitse smalspoorlijnen hebben deze spoorwijdte. Tot 1957 kwam deze spoorwijdte in Nederland voor bij de Gelderse Tram.
 760 mm komt veel voor bij smalspoorlijnen in de voormalige Oostenrijks/Hongaarse dubbelmonarchie.
 900 mm wordt toegepast in Lissabon in Portugal en Linz in Oostenrijk.
 1000 mm (meterspoor) komt of kwam op veel plaatsen in Europa voor.
 1067 mm (kaapspoor) kwam vroeger veel voor bij trambedrijven in Nederland, het laatst bij de RTM waar het nu nog bij de Stichting RTM in Ouddorp te zien is. Nu wordt 1067 mm in Europa, behalve bij de tram in Tallinn (Estland), niet meer gebruikt.
 1435 mm (normaalspoor), komt overal in Europa voor en wordt overal in Nederland gebruikt. In sommige buitenlandse steden wordt op afwijkende spoorwijdte gereden. Zie daarvoor de lijst van spoorwijdten.

Metro
Bij metro's worden vaak de spoorwijdten van het betreffende land gebruikt. Zo rijdt de metro van Helsinki op spoor van 1524 mm. Soms wordt echter normaalspoor verkozen boven de al bestaande spoorwijdte in een land. In Barcelona bijvoorbeeld zijn de nieuwe metrolijnen met 1435 mm uitgevoerd terwijl de treinen en oude metrolijnen in de stad op 1668 mm rijden. Smalspoor komt bij metro's nauwelijks voor. Een uitzondering hierop zijn de Antwerpse premetro en de Charleroise premetro op meterspoor of de metro van Glasgow op smalspoor van 1219 millimeter (4 Engelse voet).

Achtergronden van de keuze
De keuze van een spoorwijdte berust op een aantal overwegingen waarvan de belangrijkste zijn: standaardisatie, kosten en strategie. De voordelen van standaardisatie zijn duidelijk: aan de grens kan worden doorgereden. Ook is het makkelijk om (tweedehands) rijdend materieel uit het buitenland te verkrijgen. Al in 1886 is op Europees niveau besloten tot een standaardisatie op normaalspoor (1435 mm). In bergterrein is het soms wenselijk een smaller spoor aan te leggen omdat daarmee kleinere boogstralen kunnen worden toegepast. Ruime bogen zijn erg duur door het grotere grondverzet. De weerstand die treinen in bogen ondervinden hangt samen met de spoorwijdte ten opzichte van de boogstraal. Bredere spoorwijdtes laten grotere rijtuigen en goederenwagens toe met meer capaciteit. Een groot omgrenzingsprofiel laat wel grotere rijtuigen toe maar dit gaat ten koste van de stabiliteit en snelheid. Alle hogesnelheidslijnen worden minstens met normaalspoor aangelegd.

Sommige landen kozen voor een afwijkende spoorwijdte uit strategische overwegingen: een vijand zou dan meer moeite hebben om het land binnen te vallen. In het midden van de 19e eeuw werden de spoorwegen strategisch erg belangrijk en ressorteerden in diverse landen onder het Ministerie van Oorlog (zoals nu in veel landen de luchtverkeersleiding). Dat de strategische hindernis uiteindelijk gering is bleek vooral tijdens de Duitse invasie in de Sovjet-Unie in 1941. Lokale bewoners werden gedwongen mee te werken aan omsporing, zodat de opmars van de Duitse logistiek niet of maar weinig werd vertraagd door de afwijkende spoorwijdte.

Zie ook
 Lijst van spoorwijdten
 Lijst van modelspoorschalen

 Spoorwijdte
Spoorwegterminologie

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In Rick Perry's apparent drive to make George W. Bush look like a genius, Perry's been entertainingly gaffe-prone this week. While campaigning in New Hampshire, Perry managed to screw up both the voting eligibility age and the date of Election Day 2012. The next day, Perry dismissed these errors as proving he was human. He went on to further prove his humanness with a reference to New Hampshire's non-existent caucuses.
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RE: Fishin' the FA market for Marlins
Santo Caruso
TO: David Montgomery ([email protected]), Pat Gillick ([email protected]), Philadelphia Fans ([email protected])
FROM: Santo "The Scout (not the crappy Brendan Fraser movie, the type that recognizes talent)" Caruso ([email protected])
RE: Marlin Fishin'
Hey guys, haven't come back from Florida yet, and by the 5-7 start it looks like you're still at spring training too. But like Jimmy Buffet says, "weather is here, wish you were beautiful."
With that said, I got a chance to catch the best minor league team around and boy are they loaded with talent. A shortstop with five tool skills that could make him the next Derek Jeter, a third basemen who looks like a poor man's Albert Pujols and a lefty starter that has Cy Young potential and he's only 24!
They're struggling a bit this year because two of their best pitchers got the call up to the big club during the offseason, but I don't think we want to forget about the scraps that remain. That third basemen only has a year left on his contract and will be a hot commodity on the free agent market this summer. I expect, with some major league coaching and talent surrounding him, he can become a triple crown threat.
Still, if you want to make a splash in your first year as GM (this means you Pat) you go deep to catch the big ones. And considering our chiropractors' dream of a third basemen will be heading out to pasture after this year, I think this guy is a perfect replacement. Considering the old guy can't bend down to pick up a hundred dollar bill (and lord knows with the contract Ed Wade gave him, he doesn't need the money), this guy is practically Mike Schmidt. Or Scott Rolen.
Ooh, sorry. Sensitive subject.
Further, with A-Rod firmly entrenched at third for the Yankees, the Red Sox already paying almost 10 million dollars for their hot corner and the Mets set for the distant future with David Wright, three of the top spenders are out of the market. Drop five years, $45 million (back loaded) on this poor Hispanic kid from Venezuela (he and Bobby Abreu are supposedly friends) and he'll jump right onto the boat.
But this lefty, his stuff is electric. A high leg kick like Juan Marichal and a fastball that jumps out of his hand like Pedro, minus the Jeri-Curl. And he only had to defect from California where he went to the same high school as … Jimmy Rollins. He'd lift his bony leg six feet in the air and jump on a four year, $40 million contract with the chance to sing the Encinal High School Alma Mater with his shortstop. Plus, he has an ERA so thin, it must excuse itself to the bathroom after every meal. You know, to freshen up.
Admittedly, the market for the D-train will be a little more bear than bull, but for a rotation that currently features zero lefties, and is headed by Jon "I wish I was still on the Yankees so I could get 15 runs in support" Lieber, he's priceless. You put him at the top followed by Brett Myers, then Randy Wolf, who you sign on the cheap after his Tommy John Surgery, then Gavin Floyd and Ryan Madson and all of the sudden you have a great rotation with Wolf as the older statesmen at 30 and the rest under 26.
With Miggy at the corner, and resigning Chase Utley and Ryan Howard for approximately $15 million total, you also are sporting the best infield in the league with an average age of 26 and a half years. That is barely old enough to date the Olsen twins.
I can already feel your glare through the screen Dave, but I promise I've got you're tight wallet in mind as well. Admittedly, I'm asking you to add approximately $35 million in four players, but you're cutting $12 million with Bell and Liberthal, and if you make the smart move and trade Jon Lieber to some pitching desperate contender when we're out of the playoff hunt, or when Randy Wolf comes back, there is another eight.
Thirty-two million dollars is locked up in 2007 for Pat the Bat, Bobby Abreu, Flash Gordon and J-Roll. Add the $35 million I am asking you to spend on Chase, Howard, Cabrera and Willis and we are at 67 million. Another five or six million for Brett Myers, two for Ryan Madson, $750,000 for Gavin Floyd and, depending on how big a cut Wolf will take, five million for Randy Wolf. The total for your corner outfielders, infield (minus a catcher) and five starters is 80 million dollars, still 15 million under the amount spent the Thome year. Use that to pick up a decent catcher (I think Tito Molena is still available), a centerfielder and fill out your bullpen and you have yourself a bonafide World Series contender for the next eight years.
If that is still a little high, trade Pat Burrell, whose salary takes a big jump next year, or Bobby Abreu for some cheaper prospects, bring up Cole Hamels to either supplant Madson or start as a long reliever and hustle Michael Bourn, a decent centerfield prospect, along.
When you bought the team Dave, it cost you $30 million. Their estimated worth now? Thirty-two million dollars and that is with a brand new park and good lease. All these moves I'm asking you to make will not only raise this number (with hopes you'll eventually sell, please, pretty please?) but bring the fans back to Citizens Bank Park to marvel at the ever changing logos and cheer on the most exciting team in the NL for years to come.
Give a man a fish, he'll eat for a day. Teach a man to steal from the Marlins like every other team in the league, the trophy case will be full for a lifetime. And so will the seats.


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AS FALL PROCEEDS and trees and plants prepare for their winter dormancy, a little wind fluttering through the trees causes beautifully colored, dying leaves to float to the ground.
Life on earth depends on the leaves of plants to photosynthesize sunlight into oxygen and to produce the organic material on which many species depend for food. Leaves are literally the powerhouses of the plant world.
Although every leaf shares the same basic structure, the variety in size, shape, texture, color, margin and venation makes each species distinctly different. These differences aid the leaf in its ultimate, all-important purpose of sustaining life on this earth. The shape and structure of leaves can also vary considerably depending on climate, primarily because of the availability of light and potential for water loss because of temperature and humidity.
xylem consists of the vascular tissue that conducts water and dissolved nutrients upward from the root; the phloem is the vascular tissue that conducts sugars and other metabolic products downward from the leaves.
A leaf is made of many layers that are sandwiched between two strata of tough skin cells, the epidermis. Among the epidermal cells are pairs of sausage-shaped guard cells. Each pair of guard cells forms a tiny pore or stoma (plural, stomata) mostly on the underside of leaves for gaseous exchange and the release of water vapor. Between these two layers are large spongy cells, rich in chlorophyll, for food manufacture and permeated with interconnecting air passages leading to the stomata. These epidermal layers protect the leaf from insects, bacteria, and other pests.
funnel-shaped in order to actively collect water, which is then directed to the roots.
oxygen and water, which the stomata yield or transpire, giving all breathing species the necessary air to breathe and the moisture that becomes clouds and eventually rain.
Leaves also can store food and water, and they are modified in some plants for these purposes. Thus through the process of photosynthesis, leaves are rich in protein, minerals and sugars. Because of their nutritional value, leaves are prominent in the diet of many animals, including humans.
•Conifers: The trees are usually evergreen, with leaves that are needlelike or scaly and with cones that contain their seeds, rather than flowers or fruit.
three or more leaves at the node. Leaves provide shade and shelter to the stem and root system below.
As the days shorten and leaves absorb less light, trees prepare for autumn by stopping the food-making process. During the summer, leaves make more glucose than the plant needs for energy and growth. The excess is turned into starch and stored until needed.
abundance of chlorophyll, which masks the presence of the other two pigment colors.
In the autumn, when decreasing light causes chlorophyll production to slow, the other pigments begin to reveal themselves. Carotenoids emerge to reveal yellows; anthocyanins come forth to give leaves brilliant shades of red, purple and crimson. Leaves with substantial amounts of both anthocyanins and carotenoids develop orange coloring. In the absence of these pigments, other plant chemicals also can affect leaf color. For example, tannins are responsible for the brownish color of some oak leaves.
Temperature and cloud cover can elicit differences in red leaf color from year to year. When a number of warm, sunny autumn days and cool but not freezing nights come one after the other, the red coloring in autumn leaves is particularly beautiful. The yellow, gold and orange colors created by carotenoid remain fairly constant from year to year because the carotenoid in leaves does not change in response to weather.
The amount of rain in a year also affects autumn leaf color. A severe drought can delay the arrival of fall color by a few weeks. A warm, wet period during fall will lower the intensity, or brightness, of autumn colors. A severe frost will kill the leaves, turning them brown and causing them to drop early. The best autumn colors come when there's been a warm, wet spring, a summer that's not too hot or dry, and a fall like this one with plenty of warm sunny days and cool nights.
When the leaves die and fall back to the ground they provide insulation from winter weather and additional raw materials when they decompose and are turned back into soil. Leaves alone account for 75 percent of our solid waste in the fall.
So, as you enjoy the beauty of autumn, be grateful to leaves and the vital functions they perform to sustain life on this planet. Leaves have protected us from excess carbon dioxide through the millennia, but with the increased use of fossil fuels and the progressively decreasing number and variety of plants, global warming has become a grave concern. Help to preserve life as we know it by caring and protecting the resources of the earth, especially its plants, and by choosing to use alternate forms of energy whenever possible.
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