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Young Salmon On The Rise — Flashback Friday
The Fish Report Friday, November 12, 2021 Tuesday, November 2, 2021
In today's Flashback Friday we investigate why scientists are concerned about large numbers of young, mature Chinook salmon returning to the Central Valley.
Salmon spawning in California's Central Valley appear to be getting younger. We have previously reported on the prevalence of early-maturing Chinook salmon males, which are called jacks. We have observed jacks attempting to mate with larger adult females during field surveys, and have pondered their life history patterns (see "Hedging Your Bets" and "Jumping Jack"). The number of jacks returning to freshwater in a given year is used to forecast the number of adult Chinook that should return the following year, and we've discussed how difficult this process of prediction can be. We have even discussed new research that shows the high frequency of extremely early maturing males among hatchery Chinook in the Columbia River basin, and the increasing rarity of older, larger Chinook salmon across most of the species' North American distribution. In recent years, the number of jacks returning to the Central Valley, as a percentage of total escapement, has been increasing, with a near-record high observed in 2017. This trend is concerning for several reasons, including the potential for reduced overall reproductive success of fall-run Chinook salmon, and increasing difficulty in forecasting salmon abundance (and harvest) for upcoming fishing seasons. Since age-at-maturity is an inherited trait passed from parents to offspring, the increase in younger males may have long-lasting implications for the Central Valley Chinook salmon fishery.
Chinook salmon reach spawning maturity at different ages. In Central Valley rivers, returning salmon range in age from 1 to 5 years, with 3- and 4-year-old adults being the most common. In a given year, a portion of the returning salmon will also be 2-year-olds, termed "grilse," that have only spent one year in the ocean before maturing. In many rivers, the age composition of spawning salmon can vary substantially from year to year due to a variety of factors that are difficult to tease apart. Salmon face a tradeoff, in which the chances of surviving and successfully reproducing decrease with age, but reproductive output can increase with age (e.g., bigger, older females can have more eggs; Berejikian et al. 2010). Thus, diverse age composition can be considered a bet-hedging approach to reproductive success and population persistence – if something happens to all returning salmon of a certain age, the returning fish that are a year older or a year younger can ensure population persistence. In the Central Valley, an increase in jacks over a period of several decades is likely due to the cumulative impact of several factors, including the reliance on hatcheries (Hankin et al. 2009) and impacts from ocean fisheries harvesting large fish (Ricker 1980).
Figure 1. The percentage of jacks that have returned to the Central Valley since 1981 (as a percentage of total escapement). Source: PFMC 2018.
The percentage of jacks that returned to the Central Valley in 2017 was the second highest on record since 1981 (Figure 1). Jacks made up 39 percent of the total escapement to the Central Valley, with an estimated 39,867 jacks returning compared to 61,346 adult fall-run Chinook salmon aged 3-5 years (PFMC 2018). Jacks comprised approximately 35 percent of the total fall-run Chinook escapement in the Sacramento River Basin, and approximately 48 percent of the total escapement in the San Joaquin Basin. Since 1981, jacks have made up an average of 15 percent of total escapement to the Central Valley, but this percentage has been consistently higher since 2009. When these values are examined separately for hatchery and natural-area returns, the hatchery returns always have a higher percentage of jacks (Table 1), which supports the hypothesis that hatchery operations are influencing the percentage of jacks in the Central Valley.
Table 1. Percentage of total escapement made up by jacks. Source: PFMC 2018.
Time Period Sacramento River Basin San Joaquin River Basin Central Valley
Hatchery Natural Area Total Hatchery Natural Area Total Hatchery Natural Area Total
1981-2008 13% 9% 10% 32% 18% 21% 14% 9% 10%
2009-2017 23% 16% 19% 48% 32% 40% 25% 18% 22%
Overall 17% 12% 14% 39% 24% 30% 19% 13% 15%
Jack escapement is especially important for the Sacramento River basin and the California salmon fishery as a whole because the number of jacks that return to the basin each year is used to predict the escapement for the following year. However, in the last several years, the relationship between the number of jacks and the adult population estimate for the following year has shifted. The return of so many jacks has led to over-estimates in pre-season forecasts for 12 of the 15 years since 2003. Since harvest quotas are based on these forecasts (and no adjustments are made to the quotas during the fishing season), overestimating the number of adult returning salmon can lead to elevated harvest rates and fewer fish "escaping" the fishery to return to rivers, similar to what happened in 2017. Another concern with an increasing abundance of jacks in the Central Valley is that younger salmon have lower reproductive success and contribute fewer individuals to the next generation than older salmon (Berejikian et al. 2010). As a result, the reproductive success of the entire fall-run Chinook salmon population may be reduced as jacks become a more common sight in the Central Valley.
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Q: NginX Reverse Proxy Server to backend webservers does not show Websites correctly I didnt see any post on how to fix this specifically, so i tried asking myself.
Im running every webserver on a seperate VM, the proxy is on its own VM too.
everything is running Ubuntu 17.04
So lets get things Straight first:
I setup an NginX proxy server to serve domain1.com and domain2.com.
Everythings works except that some content is not beeing loaded/shown to the client when connecting via the domain. It doesnt seem to load some images and/or css files. I think the only thing it loads is actually html files, but im not entirely sure. Over internal IP everything works Just fine. Btw, im using only http for now.
My default config for NginX is unchanged, my proxy config is as follows(each server block is exactly like this, with key values changed obviously):
    listen 80;
    server_name amco.hopto.org www.amco.hopto.org;
    access_log off;

    location / {
            proxy_pass "http://10.10.10.204";

    proxy_send_timeout   90;
    proxy_read_timeout   90;
    proxy_buffer_size    128k;
    proxy_buffers     4 256k;
    proxy_busy_buffers_size 256k;
    proxy_temp_file_write_size 256k;
    proxy_connect_timeout 30s;
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So how do i fix this? I really want to stick to NginX, as i dont want to switch arround things again and stick to learning this.
Also, excuse if i dont understand what you are saying if its advnaced stuff, as im pretty new to proxying.
Some examples of the loadingfailures are these:
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amco-cloud.hopto.org
Also, the loading times are not optimal yet, but thats another thing.

A: add to your location:

proxy_set_header Host $host;

Also you should check here: https://nginx.ru/en/docs/http/ngx_http_proxy_module.html#proxy_redirect

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H0 Layout for an unnamed RR
Author Topic: H0 Layout for an unnamed RR (Read 1669 times)
trainzluvr
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I'm hoping to solicit some comments and critiques on my current layout plan. It is a H0 freelance RR, unnamed at the moment, in a ~23x12' space, double deck (hopefully).
There are no industries or towns yet (where should they go/how should they be arranged?)
Staging is on the right, 4" elevated over the rest of the track in that area.
The Main is in yellow, A/D in orange, engine facilities in gray. Areas in blue are rivers (lift-outs/swing gates).
The yard is in lime green, rather unconventional look. I am looking to flip it upside down so that the turnouts are closer to the edge for ease of use.
The center peninsula is basically a no-lix (in turquoise) that climbs around in a figure 8 to the upper level, with several tunnels and a trestle bridge in the blob, being a center piece.
No upper level made yet, still trying to figure out whether this is truly a direction to take, so looking for opinions from more experienced modelers.
MichaelWinicki
Re: H0 Layout for an unnamed RR
If it were me I would do it the other way...
I would start with an operational plan.
-What's the local?
-What's the time frame?
-What's the purpose of the railroad? What's the history of the line?
-What roads does this line interchange with?
-How many trains do you envision running?
-Any through-freight? The average length of a through-freight?
-How many way-freights? The average length of a way-freight?
-What's the capacity of the yard? This will go a long way to determining how many industries/interchange points you'll need.
-How many operators do you envision?
Once you sort that out, then I'd pitch into the track plan.
These are the G&Ds:
- Room size: 22.5'x12' (irregular, open space/no wall with two columns on the North side; doorway access on the North-East, electrical closet on the South-West)
- Finished hardwood floor, but uneven/sloping
- Ceiling: 6'5"-6'6"; pot lights, two speakers, air-vent near the South-West window
- Two windows on the South side starting at 55" above floor level
- The layout will remain in the train area (no foreseeable expansion)
- Climate controlled space
- Scale: H0
- Full DCC operation (Roco Z21)
- Era: Transition (steam/4-axle diesels)/post-Transition (6-axle diesels)
- Prototype: Freelance
- Region: North America
- Operating crew: 2 (most of the time, but visitors possible)
- Open to multi-deck
- Benchwork: free standing, open-frame, or whatever works (not attached to the walls if possible)
- Min. radius: 24" (considering scale and longer passenger and freight cars)
- Track: Code 83/70, depends on cost and availability/requirements of the plan
- Min. turnout size: whatever works, ideally #5+
- Single track mainline is ok, with passing sidings where needed for added ops interest
- Capability for continuous running
- Preferred 3' aisle width, but 2'-2.5' choke points are ok
- Signaled operation (CTC - automated)
- Option for fully computer controlled trains
- Swing/lift out bridge is preferred, no duck unders
- No need to reach more than 30″ into the layout
- Like longer main-line runs
- Moderate length trains are ok, long might not be possible
- Like yard switching and operations
- Like intricate track work (more prototypical to Europe than North America e.g. double slips, wyes, 3-way, etc.)
- Various industries to keep the operational interest
- Adequate staging (in a sub-level beneath the benchwork)
- Scenic views where possible
- Scenery: rolling hills, canyons, rivers, tunnels, rock faces, bridges, trees, lakes
- Like freight, but also some passenger service
- Interest in rail-fanning the layout
- Would prefer not to, but trains may pass through the same scene area more than once (using a different track and/or elevation) if really necessary
Beyond that, it's an open book, anything goes since it's freelance. It seems that most people build based on some (childhood) locale/line, or a prototype they are/were attached to for whatever other reason. I do not have such memories, or feelings of attachment, but I still love trains and everything about them. How does one create an operational plan in such an instance?
Quote from: trainzluvr on July 02, 2017, 10:20:15 PM
That's helpful to a point!
I'd look at it from an operating session point of view...
-How many trains would you like to run during an operating session?
-How many of those would be through freights that would not be switched (answer could be zero)?
-How many way-freights would you like to run? How many cars per train on a way freight?
Those numbers will greatly influence everything else.
On my layout I figured out that I would have 6 way freights during a complete operating session. Those way freights would switch out approximately 96 cars... 48 in and 48 out.
Those numbers dictated:
-How large of a yard I would need (about 57 cars)
-How many industries, interchanges and car swop out points I would need to accommodate 48 cars in & 48 cars out
I then worked backwards to determine how many freights to/from staging would feed/empty the yard (4 total of 12 cars each)
Once I had that sorted I could then schedule through freights that would do nothing more than navigate around the layout for added operating effect.
Thanks for those pointers, to be honest I did not consider looking at it from that angle.
Did you know ahead of time what kind of industries you would have on your layout and how they would influence your consists?
Or is that too granular at this point, and the idea is to just figure out the size of trains, their nature (through vs way) and destinations?
Unless destinations would imply some kind of specific purpose which might not be there at this stage of development?
Quote from: trainzluvr on July 03, 2017, 10:16:52 AM
I knew I wanted some specific industries like:
-At least one interchange
-A small refinery
-One that would utilize insulated boxcars
-A small coal mine
Other than that I was open to what the market offered me in the way of buildings and ideas.
So yeah, you can mix the two at this juncture, i.e. industry destinations you want and the types of trains (& lengths) you would like to run.
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I feel like that yard full of a bunch of very short tracks is probably not going to work as well as you'd might hope.
Probably better to have a few long tracks representing specific purposes (arrive/departure, classification tracks for specific destinations, etc) rather than a mess of tracks that can hold only 2 or 3 cars at best.
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Quote from: Dr Hotballs on July 03, 2017, 11:57:50 AM
Actually there are specific tracks (colour coded) as I mentioned above. Main is yellow, A/D is orange, Engine facilities gray, Yard is lime.
The thinking behind the yard was two fold. One, the turnouts would be aligned to the edge (not shown in this version of the plan though) and the other, most of the times industries would really not need more space than this, if we follow a selective compression method ie. a coal mine does not really need 60 cars if 16 is enough to represent it.
Each spur is 36" long which equates to ~260 actual feet, thus could hold 6 x 40' cars, 5 x 50' cars, or 3 x 85' cars. Since my railroad is not a full basement empire, having 10+ ft long yard tracks didn't make sense to me, although it would look impressive with long strings of cars.
The parking lot effect is still there, whether it's one long track or bunch of short ones. Besides, this way each industry can have it own dedicated track instead of having to share one long with others. The switching will still have to happen one way or the other.
Or, am I totally off my rocker here and my thinking is flawed?
Quote from: MichaelWinicki on July 03, 2017, 11:27:31 AM
If I'm building on two levels, which one is generally preferred, interchange the levels, or sending the trains to their counterpart level yards? Or is it purely based on the topology of the modeled railroad?
Is there a specific ratio of industries, towns, scenery that works the best?
lajmdlr
Respect: +9
Your short "yard tracks" remind of the tracks that served the Los Angeles Produce terminal on the LAJ Ry. Three 40' reefers could be put on each track. Then the cars would be unloaded using bridge plates between each reefer & a dock. The spurs are at 15 degrees from the lead. The original could hold 36 reefers & Tony's can hold 18. On your layout don't even have the building just the triangular unloading docks. Attached are pix of Tony Debates' model & a track diagram.
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Yard size to a degree will be dictated by how much industry you will have. The capacity of the yard tracks need to more of less match the capacity of the industry tracks. Staging yards should be balanced with similar track numbers/lengths on each end. Keep in mind that your yard can't really ever exceed 50% of capacity as you won't have enough space to sort. You have a long yard lead , so you could easily do a number of long yard tracks. Each track might be for a single town or switching district for the yard switcher to sort the cars into and out of. Your many short tracks will end up being inefficient and harder to use plus more switches isn't better as that's more places for derailments, mechanical issues, and wiring etc to deal with. I know that complexity looks neat but you'll pay for it in the end.
"No one ever died because of a bad question, but bad assumptions can kill"
It can be whatever you like for either question...
On my layout, which is a dual deck, the "main" is the bottom deck and I have staging at each end. Through freights stick to the bottom deck. Also my main yard is on the bottom deck. The top deck is a branch line that sees 3 way freights from the bottom deck per operating session and has 3 of it's own way freights that originate/terminate at a small yard on the top deck.
However many folks with dual decks have the main on both decks and the trains enter/exit the top deck via a helix, a set of helixes or a nolex.
Either can work great and the deciding factor rests with you.
Obviously if you're pushing a main on both decks then % grade needs to be taken into consideration along with the possible need of helpers.
I did mine the way I did because I wanted to have big-time railroading on the bottom deck, while giving the top deck more of a "short-line" feel.
There is no "ratio" as far as towns, industries and scenery. You ask 10 modelers what their preference is and you'll get 10 different answers– It's whatever works for you! I outlined the system I used to determine yard size, industrial spur needs and staging needs because I didn't want to overbuild or underbuild.
mu26aeh
First off, let me welcome you to TRW. I'm certain you'll find a wealth of information here.
Please excuse my crude rendition of my drawing of what my thoughts would be. My first reply would be to go with the longer yard tracks as others have stated. It's a lot of back and forth only grabbing a couple of cars at a shot and at least myself, I think I would wonder why I set it up that way. I would suggest wrapping your A/D tracks around the turn, bringing a yard entrance off the innermost track and fanning out 3-4 long yard tracks from there. Also instead of a crossover to the roundhouse, I'd just make that a turnout.
Thank you everyone for your replies. As suggested, I have revised the plan to include the more traditional yard:
Speaking of the yard, mu26aeh (thank you for the welcome) drew a double-ended yard that connects to the A/Ds and the Main to the left. Is there a need to connect to the A/Ds more than once, as my connection is in the upper right from the yard lead via a curved turnout?
And, what about a double-ended yard - it would be considerably shorter than the current single ended one?
Should there be more than 2 A/Ds in this configuration? At least from what I could read on the subject, it is suggested to have at least 3-4 A/D tracks.
The connection to the turntable/roundhouses in the upper left is via a double-slip, but I'm lacking the two tracks (in/out) to the turntable to begin with, no?
Also, I'm concerned that there's not enough space in that area for full steam engine facilities. I put a water tower just for the kicks on the single approach track, while the coal tower and the sand house are off of the turntable below it. There's no power generation or workshops, either.
Ah, questions, questions...hope you don't mind.
You would need a very large yard with many trains in & out to support (need) 3-4 AD tracks... Probably something like a double-ended yard where you have a switcher working each end of the yard. For your yard configuration 2 AD tracks is probably just fine.


Jim Pessek hopes to raise funds, support an annual Red Owl staff reunion.
At 33, Jim Pessek of Stewart, Minn., is barely old enough to remember a Red Owl supermarket.
But Pessek recalls that, in 1990, the Red Owl Agency stood as the only grocery store remaining in his small city of about 600 residents. In fact, it was one of only seven Red Owls left in Minnesota by that time. At its peak, Red Owl had more than 170 stores, but the numbers dwindled as the company was bought and sold by various owners, including Supervalu.
Now, he's trying to create a small museum for fans of Red Owl. He already has plenty of mementos to put into it, things he has been collecting since he was barely a teen.
There's a Red Owl chocolate syrup bottle from 20 years ago, a Harvest Queen coffee can, which was Red Owl's brand, paper grocery bags, wall calendars and spice tins.
"People clean out their houses and say, 'You're the Red Owl guy. Here, take these,' " he said.
Pessek has purchased some larger items, including artist Les Kouba's iconic red owl on a porcelain sign, for $500. He also paid for a re-creation of the "Red Owl Agency" sign that hung on the wall of the original store. Pessek used old photos of the exterior to estimate size and design.
His biggest investment to date is paying $1,000 in 2013 to buy the original Red Owl building in Stewart. The turn-of-the-century building at 820 Powers St. became a Red Owl in 1939. Agency stores were franchised, not corporate-owned, and usually were placed in existing buildings in cities with fewer than 10,000 residents.
According to the application to be placed on the National Register of Historic Places, Bill Sunde's car broke down in Stewart on his way to Willmar. He was so enamored of the city that he decided to open in Stewart instead, about 70 miles west of Minneapolis.
Pessek hopes to raise funds to reopen the building as a community center complete with a Red Owl museum. It has seen better days. A leaky roof will cost about $20,000 to repair and the front window needs replacement.
Despite people's love for the brand, Pessek has raised only about $1,100 from various informal fundraisers including the McLeod County Fair this summer, where he and the Stewart Area Historical Society set up a booth. "I get more attention when I wear my Red Owl T-shirt," he said.
He's hoping more donations will come in after his group gets a 501(c)(3) nonprofit designation and gets the building placed on the National Register of Historic Places. The application to be on the register was denied in its first attempt, but the group plans to file again in a few years since so many historical projects get denied initially, Pessek said.
His latest attempt to drum up interest will be at the annual Red Owl luncheon reunion to be held Nov. 7. Last year about 75 former employees attended, including executives, office staff, cashiers, truck drivers, warehouse employees and grocery managers. Most are now in their 70s or 80s.
Former employees and suppliers of Red Owl who would like to attend the reunion can contact Gary Newman at newmans9@comcast.net. Lunch will be served at the Golden Valley American Legion. The cost is $18, due by Oct. 30.
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As I mentioned before, I found myself needing some last minute, but meaningful Christmas ornaments for the kids this year. Firecrackers big accomplishment over the last year has been learning to read, so I thought I would make her a book ornament. I got this one done quickly and in one sitting while Hubby took the kids to the park. I used a sewing machine, but you could easily do it all by hand.
Materials: Red and white felt (one sheet of each should be enough, but you might need two sheets of white depending on how many pages you want.), scraps, embroidery thread, beads or other trim for decorations, needle. I cut one rectangle out of red felt, and three out of white felt. The red rectangle here is 4 inches by 6 inches, so the finished book is 3x4 inches. The white felt is 3 1/2 inches by 5 1/2 inches, so they're just a bit smaller. I cut some green felt scraps in the shape of holly leaves and used some beads I had on hand.
I layed things out on the cover and wrote Firecracker's name and the year in pencil. Then I went over it with white embroidery thread. You could do this step with a paint pen or fabric marker, but I didn't have those on hand. Don't worry about what the back looks like because it will be covered up. I sewed the leaves on by hand with just a stitch down the middle and ended up really liking the effect. I'd also planned on using more beads, but liked how it looked with one.
If you want to cover up the back of your stitching take one of the pieces of white felt and center it on the back of your cover. Sew around all four edges to secure it, being careful of the beads. This is like the "paste down" of a real book. (Thanks to my bookbinding sister Kendra for teaching me about those.) Sorry I forgot to take a picture of this step.
To add pages to your book, pin the other pages to the cover down the middle and sew using a sewing machine or you could do this by hand.
Then I trimmed those inside pages just a bit, so they weren't sticking out beyond the cover. Then to finish things up all you need to do is attach the ribbon to hang it on the tree.
Nice work, Polly. I like this ornament.
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How Many Famous Beaches Can You Name?
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Can you name the beach that has dangerous currents and random tiger sharks?
Noordwijk Beach
Cathedrals Beach
Las Islas Cies
75-Mile Beach
Located at Fraser Island off of southeast Queensland, you'll find 75-Mile Beach. In 1935, the shipwrecked vessel Maheno washed ashore and it's been tarnishing under Australia's sun ever since.
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Where's this 3-mile-long coastline?
Piscinas Beach
Pink Sands Beach
The coral reef at Pink Sands Beach at Harbour Island in the Bahamas guards the ecosystem against the turbulent waves of the Atlantic Ocean. Located in Dunmore Town, Pink Sands is part of one of the earliest outposts of the Bahamas.
Nearly 300 species of fish frequent ________?
Sleeping Bear Point
Ofu Beach
Ancient artifacts dating back to 1000 B.C. have been discovered at To'aga Site, an area found behind Ofu Beach. White sands, mountain ridges and boulders of Ofu Beach are a part of the 2,600 miles that comprise the National Park of American Samoa.
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How well can you decipher this windy destination?
Crane Beach
Crane Beach is a remote fixture of St. Philip parish in Barbados. Dunes and cliffs accompany the pink sandy beaches of Crane Beach, which dominates the island's southeast coastline.
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Unique rock formations are favorite sights at this and nearby beaches. What is the name of this seaboard?
One Foot Island
The rocky Horseshoe Bay is Bermuda's best-known beach, posted 650 miles off the coastline of Cape Hatteras, North Carolina. Horseshoe's tallest rock is 60 feet high. Bermuda is a small island that spans 21 miles.
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UNESCO designated ________ a World Heritage Site?
Brazil's Baia dos Porcos is well known for white grainy beaches and rock fragments that shoot up from blue waters. Baia dos Porcos is located in the Fernando Noronha volcanic archipelago.
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Identify the beach located on the largest of the Canary Islands?
Phra Nang Beach
Sixty-mile-long Tenerife is the most populous of the Canary Islands. In 1936, Francisco Franco was banished to the islands, which he used as his base to devise a scheme to topple Spain's government.
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"Hawaii of the East" and "Hawaii of China" are nicknames for what region of the world?
Yalong Bay
Great Santa Cruz Island
Pricey Yalong Bay is four miles of blue water and white sand that beautify the tropical island of Hainan, China's southern island. Hanian has two other beaches: Dadonghai and Sanya Bay.
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You'll need to pass plenty of greenery to reach this famous beach. Guess the name?
Natadola Beach
Yapak Beach
Secret Lagoon Beach
Energetic waves at Natadola Beach make for good surfing. The shoreline at Natadola Beach is filled with white sands and hugs the Pacific Ocean on Fiji's main island, Viti Levu. The region boasts 35 acres of tropical flora.
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Do you remember the rocky Biarritz locale?
East Hampton Beach
Large Beach, Biarritz
Regarded as one of the best surfing destinations in all of Europe, Large Beach in Biarritz, France is a slice of the commune's rocky beaches beaten by the wild waves of the Atlantic Ocean. Biarritz is a former whaling port off of France's southwest coast.
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Identify the ecosystem rife with scarlet rock formations?
Red Beach
The red-rock landscape of Red Beach at Santorini in Greece is due to natural volcanic formations, while the rock sculptures at the beach's edge are recent additions. Known as a nudist hub, Red Beach was started by a group of European bohemians in the 1960s.
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Iceland's southern coast, black sand beach is called _______?
Reynisfjara Beach
Marconi Beach
Gay Head
The basalt sea stacks at Reynisfjara Beach were created when very hot lava from volcanic activity met the cold waters of the ocean. In addition to ink-black sand, the beach is renowned for its powerful waves.
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Does this image help you to determine the secluded plage?
Coast Guard Beach
Varkala Beach
Cas Abao Beach is a secluded Caribbean destination spot on the island of Curacao. Snorkeling is a popular activity at the beach's section of the ocean, where you'll spot abundant coral, tropical fish, sponges and other underwater wildlife.
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It's also known as the silent beach. Choose the destination?
Randhanagar Beach
India's Agonda Beach is a quiet beach, as few tourists venture to this remote destination. Agonda Beach is home to a sea turtle conservation center that protects the eggs of the Olive Ridley species.
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There are remains from Spanish galleons at ________?
Negril Beach
Mandrem Beach
Negril's seven-mile beach is the longest and one of the most attractive of Jamaica. In addition to dramatic rock cliffs and secluded seaside spots for hedonists, Negril's waters include remnants from Spanish as well and English ships that date as far back as the 15th century.
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Considerable erosion occurred at this coastline starting in 1977. Does the hint help you to pick the beach?
Popham Beach
Poipu Beach
Honaunau Bay
In 1607, early English settlers constructed Maine's first ship near Popham Beach. The beach community is very quiet, and its long stretch of sandy pristine shoreline tends to stay uncrowded.
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There are horses and migratory birds at this location. Try to answer correctly?
Red Sand Beach
Lanikai Beach
Assateague Island
Assateague Island is known for its wild horse population. Because of their short stature, the horses are classified as ponies. The animals have adapted to island conditions, including nutrient deficiencies, for hundreds of years.
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You'll notice parrotfish among marine life at ________?
Navagio Beach
The 872-acre Blue Bay Marine Park in Mauritius has 108 species of coral, 30 species of echinoderms and 233 mollusk species. Blue Bay Beach includes the blue waters of the Indian Ocean.
What celebrated destination was dubbed "God's Waiting Room"?
Bowman's Beach
Siest Key Beach
South Beach is a beach community in Miami that was once dubbed "God's Waiting Room" because it included a large retiree population. Views from art-deco styled buildings overlook the town's bright stretch of beach.
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Kindred Spirit mailbox is a popular attraction at which hub among these options?
St. Joseph State Park
Perdido Key SRA
Sunset Beach is one of six island towns that comprise North Carolina's Brunswick Islands. Sunset Beach visitors are encouraged to submit messages about their hopes and dreams in the Kindred Spirit mailbox that Frank Nesmith, an island local, set up at the beach's west end in the 1970s.
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The beach that you see occupies some of Oregon's 400 miles of beach property. Is it a challenge for you to get the right answer?
Bahia Honda SRA
Carmel City Beach
Haystack Rock is the main draw at Oregon's Cannon Beach, which is posted at the northern end of the coast. Haystack Rock is a massive basalt stone that emerges from the beach's north end.
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Where is this famous diving destination?
El Nido in the Philippines boasts unique limestone formations that decorate the beach's landscape. El Nido and surrounding islands are the most famous shipwreck diving destinations in the world.
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Have you figured out the beach with the National Wildlife Refuge?
Zoni Beach
Shi Shi Beach
An assortment of birds call Zonich Beach in Culebra, Puerto Rico home. Accessible by ferry or airplane, the seven-by-three-mile long island offers secluded strolls along pink sandy beaches and plenty of snorkeling sites.
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It's one of the safer beaches of Rio de Janeiro. Name the plage?
Trunk Bay
Grace Bay
Brazil's Ipanema Beach gained notoriety during the 1960s as the hype of the city's Copacabana Beach began to dim. Stretching just over a mile long, Ipanema is a favorite destination for Rio's most sophisticated visitors.
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One of the most photographed beaches in the world is ________?
Matira Point
Anse Source d'Argent
Anse Source d'Argent at La Digue in Seychelles includes massive boulders, and the region's lush greenery contrasts its bright, white sand. The waters are a crystal-clear tone of turquoise which makes it easy to see numerous tropical fish scurrying about.
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Identify the the seashore that has a ritzy waterfront?
Camp's Bay is a wealthy suburb of Cape Town, South Africa with fine-grained pale sand beaches that rim the coast. Pricey beachfront homes are a brief walk away from fine-dining establishments that also dot the seaboard.
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This place is a filled with coconut palm trees. Have you figured out the title?
If you care to witness reef sharks getting hand feed, then head over to Matira Point, Bora Bora's majestic beach commune. Matira Point lies at the southern tip of the French Polynesian island.
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It's based in Krabi province. Does the clue help you to select the perfect choice?
Limestone-rich Railay Beach in southern Thailand used to be one of the country's most popular cliff-climbing destinations until the activity was banned. Railay Beach lies at the Phra Nang Peninsula.
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Many people insist that _______ is the best beach in the world?
Dhanushkodi Beach
Grace Bay Beach is one of the main draws of Turks and Caicos. The skies at Grace Bay are filled with sun 319 days of the year, and the 12-mile-long beach is powdered with soft sand.
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Name the destination voted most romantic beach in the U.S.?
Papakolea Beach
Shipwreck Beach
Some visitors claim to see the contour of a heart when viewing St. John's Trunk Bay from above. Beneath the ocean's surface, exotic fish chase deep-sea swimmers along Trunk Bay's snorkeling trail that stretches for a quarter of a mile.
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It lies on Washington's Olympic Peninsula. Can you identify the beach from the image?
Biarritz Beach
Located a four-and-a-half-hour car drive away from Seattle is Shi Shi Beach, which Washington's Olympic National Park acquired in 1983. Shi Shi Beach has been named the state's most attractive ocean landscape.
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The famous beach that you see is a celebrated dhow-making hub. Guess the region?
Weak tides at Nungwi allow for peaceful snorkeling and swimming in the beach's clear blue waters. Nungwi is the scuba-diving mecca of Zanzibar's share of the Indian Ocean and it has an abundant sea turtle population.
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You'll discover white silica sand at ________?
Voted one of the best beaches on Earth, Whitehaven Beach at Australia's Whitsunday Island is four miles of white silica sand and blue-green water. Silica does not retain heat, which is ideal for strolling barefoot on the beach under the hot sun.
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The next land stop east of this coveted ecosystem is Africa. Do you figure out the coast?
Pelican Beach
Cat Island in the Bahamas is named for the pirate Arthur Catt, who established sugar and cotton plantations there. The English arrived at the island in 1649, and set up a colony in 1717.
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What beach is 14 miles from Dangriga in Belize?
South Water Caye
Propped on a barrier reef, South Water Caye features numerous deep-water sites, including wall dives and ocean drops. The South Water Caye Marine Reserve is filled with exotic creatures, such as blue tang, coral and angelfish.
Name the award-winning seaside?
Florida's Clearwater Beach is considered one of the best beaches of the United States. It one of the few places in the world to receive the Blue Wave Award for meeting high standards in cleanliness, environmental protection and water quality.
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It used to be a laid-back Mediterranean fishing village in the 15th century. What is the place called now?
St. Tropez is a popular beach destination that punctuates the French Riviera; the area attracts 6 million visitors every year. The resort spot was featured in the 1956 Brigitte Bardot film "And God Created Woman."
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"Smugglers Cove" and "Shipwreck Beach" are nicknames for this place, which is better known as ________?
Surrounded by steep cliffs on three sides, Greece's Navagio Beach is accessible by boat. The location is known for the Panagiotis, a small shipwreck that has been washed ashore since the 1980s.
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Do you know the beach with green sand?
Majestic olive-colored cliffs surround Hawaii's Papakolea Beach. The cove's sand is comprised of small crystals called olivine, which is from the 49,000-year-old Puu Mahana cinder cone located nearby.
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According to Hindu myth, an old bridge once stood at ________?
Dhanushkodi Beach flecks the tip of Pamban Island in southeast India. The virtual ghost town that includes the remote beach paradise was flattened by a destructive hurricane in 1964.
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We've got the scoop on some of the best beaches the world has to offer. The most famous beaches span the globe and are treasured by all who visit them. Cleanliness, unique attractions and water quality are some of the best causes of their celebration. Prove that you're aware of the seaside hype by identifying as many beaches as you can from the photos we present!
Europe, the United States, the Caribbean, and India are repeat scenic champions for having the world's best beaches year after year. Florida's gulf locales have had the perfect beach thing figured out for many years, and Hawaii's volcanoes have long crafted some impressive seaside scenery. Speaking of volcanoes, the basalt stacks formed at Reynisfjara Beach of Iceland's south coast offer breathtaking competition.
Many of the world's outstanding coastlines maintain wildlife preservation zones. Assateague Island on the east coast of the U.S. has maintained a group of horses that have been so genetically altered by seclusion that they are now classified as ponies. The fishermen of Nungwi beach in Zanzibar are very careful to avoid the beach's massive sea turtle population. Man-made real estate and shipwrecks commonly share seashores with sacred creatures and flora at these delightful destinations. Intense deep-sea diving adventures at a number of spots expose visitors to the ancient shipping vessel remnants that are yet to be washed ashore.
Armed with these helpful hints, you have a good chance of naming all of the beaches in this quiz. Sail on, dive deep, score big!


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En France une Stratégie Territoriale de Sécurité et de Prévention de la Délinquance est un plan triennal fixant les objectifs de travail du Conseil Local de Sécurité et de Prévention de la Délinquance.

Élaborée dans le cadre du CLSPD et généralement sur la base d'un Diagnostic Local de Sécurité actualisé ou réalisé par la ville ou un prestataire extérieur comme le Cabinet Thémis. Elle est signée au moins par le maire, (le cas échéant le président de l'établissement public de coopération intercommunale EPCI), le préfet, le président du Conseil général et le procureur de la République. En fonction des objectifs, peut s'y adjoindre toute partie utile telle que l'Inspecteur d'Académie ou les bailleurs sociaux.

Historique
Le décret n°78-246 du  donne naissance à un Comité national et des Comités départementaux de prévention de la criminalité auxquels succèdent à partir de 1983 le Conseil national de prévention de la délinquance, les Conseils départementaux et les Conseils communaux ou intercommunaux de prévention de la délinquance (CCPD ou CCIPD) comme prévu par le décret par le décret n°83-459.

Dans le contexte de la Loi d'Orientation et de Programmation relative à la Sécurité (LOPS) de  que la circulaire du  met en place les Contrats Locaux de Sécurité. Ces CLS remportent un certain succès puisqu'en  le Ministère de l'Intérieur recensait 687 CLS signés dont 195 intercommunaux ainsi que 33 spécifiquement dédiés aux transports. En 2002, le décret n°2002-999, remplacé par la suite par le décret n°2007-1126, permet au communes et aux intercommunalités de mettre en place des Conseils Locaux/Intercommunaux de Sécurité et de Prévention de la Délinquance, instance censée mettre en application les dispositions du CLS.

En 2006 les CLS de première génération tombant en désuétude ont été rénovés par une circulaire en date du  instaurant les CLS dits "de nouvelle génération".

En 2009, les Contrats Locaux de Sécurité connaissant un certain essoufflement et jugés trop formels, il s'est avéré nécessaire de redynamiser le partenariat local en matière de sécurité et de prévention de la délinquance. Adopté le  par le Comité interministériel de prévention de la délinquance sous la présidence du Premier ministre, le Plan national de prévention de la délinquance et d'aide aux victimes prévoit de « faire élaborer par chaque conseil local de sécurité et de prévention de la délinquance (C.L.S.P.D.) une stratégie territoriale de sécurité et de prévention de la délinquance ». Les STSPD sont prévues pour remplacer au moins l'ensemble des CLS.

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La circulaire NOR/INT9700174C du  relative à la mise en œuvre des contrats locaux de sécurité porte création des contrats locaux de sécurité (CLS) appelés à constituer l'outil principal des politiques locales de prévention et de sécurité. Elle définit les grandes orientations de ces documents et les publics visés.

La circulaire NOR/INTK9900134C du  relative aux contrats locaux de sécurité complète la circulaire de 1997 et précise les orientations et les actions prioritaires afin d'améliorer l'opérationnalité de ces contrats.

La circulaire NOR/INTK0600110C du  relative à la politique de prévention et à la préparation des contrats locaux de sécurité de nouvelle génération complète l'architecture locale de la prévention déjà réorganisée par le décret n° 2006-665 du  relatif à la réduction du nombre et à la simplification de la composition de diverses commissions administratives dont les articles 10, 11, 12 et 13 sont relatifs aux commissions de sécurité.
Cette même circulaire et le cahier des charges l'accompagnant stipulent notamment que la conclusion d'un CLS dans le cadre d'un Contrat urbain de cohésion sociale (CUCS) implique que le premier est nécessairement le volet « prévention et citoyenneté » du second.
Le décret du  relatif au conseil local et au conseil intercommunal de sécurité et de prévention de la délinquance et au plan de prévention de la délinquance dans le département, précise que le plan de prévention de la délinquance dans le département fixe les priorités de l'État en matière de prévention de la délinquance, dans le respect des orientations nationales définies par le comité interministériel de prévention de la délinquance (CIPD). Ainsi, le plan de prévention de la délinquance dans le département constitue le cadre de référence de l'État pour sa participation aux contrats locaux de sécurité.

Plan national de prévention de la délinquance et d'aide aux victimes :
Des stratégies territoriales qui se substituent à des dispositifs contractuels obsolètes : 2

Mesure 25 : Faire élaborer par chaque conseil local de sécurité et de prévention de la délinquance
(C.L.S.P.D.) une stratégie territoriale de sécurité et de prévention de la délinquance.

Mesure 26 : Inviter les maires à mettre en place des stratégies intercommunales de sécurité et de
prévention de la délinquance pour prendre en compte la réalité des bassins de délinquance et se doter
d'un dispositif d'évaluation.

Notes et références

Articles connexes
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Le qualificazioni del singolare  del Mercedes Cup 2005 sono state un torneo di tennis preliminare per accedere alla fase finale della manifestazione. I vincitori dell'ultimo turno sono entrati di diritto nel tabellone principale. In caso di ritiro di uno o più giocatori aventi diritto a questi sono subentrati i lucky loser, ossia i giocatori che hanno perso nell'ultimo turno ma che avevano una classifica più alta rispetto agli altri partecipanti che avevano comunque perso nel turno finale.

Le qualificazioni del torneo Mercedes Cup 2005 prevedevano 24 partecipanti di cui 6 sono entrati nel tabellone principale.

Teste di serie

 Novak Đoković (primo turno)
 Fernando Vicente (Qualificato)
 Albert Portas (ultimo turno)
 Carlos Berlocq (Qualificato)
 Juan-Pablo Brzezicki (Qualificato)
 Simon Greul (Qualificato)

 Gorka Fraile (primo turno)
 Hugo Armando (Qualificato)
 Oliver Marach (ultimo turno)
 Sebastian Rieschick (primo turno)
 Marc López (ultimo turno)
 Daniel Gimeno Traver (primo turno)

Qualificati

 Galo Blanco
 Fernando Vicente
 Hugo Armando

 Carlos Berlocq
 Juan-Pablo Brzezicki
 Simon Greul

Tabellone

Sezione 1

Sezione 2

Sezione 3

Sezione 4

Sezione 5

Sezione 6

Collegamenti esterni

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Thankfully, working out whether your iPhone 6s is good for a repair or replacement isn't something only Apple Store teams can do. In fact, it's not all that hard at all when you remember that only iPhones with specific manufacturing dates are impacted.... Apple has added a page on its official website where you can check the eligibility for free battery replacement on iPhone 6s. You just need to provide the serial number of your device and the online database will confirm you whether your iPhone 6s contains a faulty battery.
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You have three years from the original purchase date of your iPhone to get your free replacement battery. Apple has said that owners of a faulty iPhone 6s will need to go into one of its stores or an authorised service provider to check if their handset is eligible for a free replacement battery.
According to PCWorld, Apple was asked by the China Consumers Association to look into the core problem that has caused the iPhone 6 and iPhone 6s models to automatically shut down. The sudden shutdowns are believed to occur once the battery level drops to about 60 or 50 percent.


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