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Uttara Kannada District is one of the largest districts in Karnataka with abundant natural resources and varied geographical features. It is surrounded by Belagavi and Goa State to the North, Dharward in the East, Shivamogga and Udupi in the South. Kannada & Konkani are the 2 major regional languages spoken here. With a total land area of 10.25 lakh hectares, 8.28 hectares is under forest land.
It has thick evergreen forest, perennial rivers, home to some of India's finest beaches, adventure destinations and waterfalls, all of this with abundant flora and fauna. It has a long coastline of about 140 km in length with a port at Karwar which is developed as an all-weather port.
Karwar is the district headquarters of Uttara Kannada District. Surrounded by 5 islands and with beautiful beaches, this port town of Karwar is located on the Kali River. Karwar has all the characteristics of a perfect seaside holiday destination. With gentle silver waves and miles of golden sand, Karwar has captivating landscapes, ringed hill ranges and valleys and forests. Inspired by such great beauty, the great Indian writer and Nobel Laureate, Rabindranath Tagore penned one of his first works, Prakritir Pratishodh (Nature's Revenge), at this paradise, marking the beginning of a glorious literary journey. Devbagh is the most enchanting of the five islands along the Karwar coast.
For further information, visit the official district website Click here!
When to go: The best season to visit any part of Uttara Kannada would be post-monsoon between September-March when the sea is playful and the days are not all that sultry.
Tourism offices:
Office of the Deputy Director
NH-17, Near RTO Office, Goa Main Road,
Karwar, Uttara Kannada
Tel: +91-8382-221172
Cell: +91-9483132206
Om Beach Gokarna
Netrani Scuba Diving
Sathodi Falls
INS Chapal Warship Museum
Om Beach Gokarna (63 km): One of the acclaimed beaches in the country, Om Beach takes the shape of an 'Om', a Hindu spiritual symbol. In the shape of two crescents joined together to form an Om, the beach offers a breathtaking view of the sunset. The long stretch of white sandy beach adjoining the rocky terrain appeals to travellers from around the world.
Kudle Beach, Gokarna (65 km):One of the most popular beaches in Gokarna, Kudle Beach lies between the main beach of Gokarna and Om beach. With a wonderful spread of greenery, the long stretches of sand look quite lovely during the season. Filled with beach bums, volleyball lovers, musicians playing by the sea and backpackers lazing around, the beach is a perfect getaway for a relaxing vacation.
Half Moon Beach, Gokarna: Half Moon beach is a quiet beach on the Gokarna town coastline. It can only be accessed by hiking or by motor boats that ply from Om beach. The hiking trail along the coast is narrow with hills on the left and deep blue sea to the right. The beach has plenty of rocks and a small patch of sparkling clean sand. The view of the sea coast from the hill is just breathtaking.
Paradise Beach, Gokarna (65 km): Paradise beach is also known as full moon beach. There is no road connectivity to paradise beach and the easiest way is to board a motor boat from Om Beach or Half Moon Beach. A 20 minute hike from Half Moon beach is another great option. Almost 70% of the beach is covered in rocks and the remaining section has clean white sand. This beach is an ideal place for camping.
Rabindranath Tagore Beach: Surrounded by rocky hills and lined with innumerable trees, the beach is an ideal place to unwind. Located in the heart of the city, one can spend the evening on the beach witnessing the beautiful sunset which is a great way to relax. The beach is also the venue for a number of cultural activities, including the famous Karavali Utsav. The beach is also good for parasailing to a get a bird's eye view of the coastal town.
Devbagh Beach: Devbagh beach is really a perfect getaway for tourists searching for privacy as well as calm. It is famous for the golden sands and cool breeze, and provides adventure sports enthusiasts with a variety of water sports such as snorkeling and kayaking. It is also famous for the delicious seafood and other local cuisines.
Majali Beach: Majali Beach is located at Majali Village, which is a small town that lies on the northern tip of coastal Karnataka. Apart from its scenic beauty, this beach is popular for its delicious local coastal cuisine. There is a lake situated close by, where activities like kayaking and rowing can be enjoyed. This beach also provides magnificent views of the setting sun.
Binaga Beach: Known for its exquisite beauty and widespread seashore, Binaga Beach is about 5 km from Karwar. The beach is covered by green hilltops on three sides and offers clean and calm atmosphere for the visitors. Our Lady of St Anne's Church lies on the Binaga Beach, which was built by the Portuguese.
Koodi Bagh Beach: Koodi Bagh Beach is located at the confluence of the Kali River and the Arabian Sea, at a distance of 4.5 km from Karwar. This beach is very clean and is a perfect destination for adventure lovers. For thrill-seekers, the beach offers water sports like canoeing, kayaking and banana boat ride.
Kurumgad Island: Situated 4km from the mainland, this tortoise-shaped island is renowned for the hilltop Narasimha Temple, which attracts thousands of devotees during the annual jatra held in January. Kurumgad is steeped in history, complete with the remains of a fort with cannon holes. Enjoy the panoramic view of the sea, sand, and neighbouring islands.
Basavaraj Durga Island (90 km): Basavaraj Durga an island fortress situated near Honnavar. It is believed that the fort was constructed in 16th century during Vijayanagara kings. Shivappa Nayaka, the Keladi ruler captured the fort and gave it the name of Basavaraj Durga in memory of Keladi Prince Basavaraj. This fort is surrounded by a strong fortification raised by gigantic laterite blocks and has ruined mounted guns. It covers a total area of around 19 hectares. The island is also dotted with many fresh water wells. There is a temple here where the locals especially fishermen/ boat owners visit with their families every year on Makar Sankranti Day to perform poojas seeking protection from nature's harm throughout the year while working in the sea.
Devgadh Island: Devgadh Island is a small island and picnic spot off the coast of Karwar city in North Canara. The name Devgadh is derived from 'Devara Gudda', Kannada for God's Hill.
Anjadev Island: Anjadev is a small island off the coast of Karwar in Uttara Kannada district. Anjadeva Island, also referred to as Anjediva is about 1.3 kms in length and 300 meters in width, resulting in a total area of just about 1.5 square kms.
Haigunda: An island in the midst of Sharavati river, 20 kms from Honnavara
Adventure/Activities
Netrani Scuba Diving (135 km): Netrani island off Murudeshwara is one of the few popular Scuba diving destinations in Karnataka.The Nethrani Island also known as Pigeon Island is off the Murudeshwara coast. This is an enchanting island with a wild growth of trees and curved rocky formations that shelters numerous pigeons. The island with its corals and clear waters is probably the best snorkeling/ dive sites in India. There are great opportunities for snorkeling; both for beginners to deep-diving experts here. There are multiple operators in Murudeshwara who conduct single dives as well as scuba diving courses. Being able to swim like a fish, to see them in close view underwater and seeing colourful corals will be an experience to cherish, a perfect adventure for everyone in the family.
Dandeli White Water Rafting: Dandeli is a popular adventure sports destination in Karnataka due to white water rafting opportunities in Kali river. Experience the thrills of white water rafting on some unpredictable stretches of the Kali River at Dandeli – probably the best place after the options available in the Ganges. The rafting trail stretches for around 12 km, making it an exhilarating stretch which is ideal for both professionals and inexperienced rafters. The stretch of river is covered with dense forests, offers several grade 2 (simpler to negotiate) and grade 3 (needs a bit more effort) rapids making the rafting experience exhilarating, adventurous and memorable. The 12 km rafting excursion lasts 3 to 4 hours end to end, including transportation from resort to starting point.
Yana Rock Climbing: Yana rocks are an adventure seeker's ultimate destination. Yana in Uttara Kannada district attracts trekkers and climbers from all over the world. The gigantic crystalline like rock formations of Yana stand proud and tall among the evergreen forests of the Western Ghats in Uttara Kannada District. Yana is an ideal destination for pilgrims, trekkers, and nature-lovers alike. A 16km trek through the cool and breezy hills brings you to the foot of the mountain where the rock formations begin. At the top, a stunning sight awaits you: the awesome Bhairaveshwara and Jaganmohini shikharas (or peaks). A cave temple dedicated to Lord Shiva lies below these shikharas. The vagaries of time have caused these limestone structures to turn blackish brown and lots of beehives dot the rock surface. A popular legend associated with Yana holds that Bhasmasura, an evil demon, performed penance to Lord Shiva and obtained the power of reducing to ashes anybody on whose head he placed his hand. An ungrateful Bhasmasura, however, soon decided to test the boon on his benefactor. To escape from him, Lord Shiva came to earth and hid in Yana. Lord Vishnu taking the form of a beautiful woman Mohini, challenged the demon to a dance and made him touch his own head and thereby reducing him to ashes.
Watersports in Murudeshwara: Visitors can experience JetSki ride, banana boat ride and other watersports.
Bird Watching in Ganesha Gudi: A popular spot in Dandeli to see and photograph a wide variety of birds, including hornbills.
Jenu Kallu Gudda: A panoramic view point in the Western Ghats, 17 kms from Yellapura town.
Syntheri Rocks (82 km):Located in the dense forests of Dandeli Wildlife Sanctuary and in the way of River Kaneri, stands Syntheri Rock. It is monolithic granite structure with a height of 300 feet. Owing to the flow of the river nearby and the continuous erosion over several thousand years, it has resulted in the rocks getting weathered with lots of nooks and holes. These are home to innumerable blue rock pigeons and countless hives of honeybees. Entry to the venue is controlled by State Forest Department with parking facilities. From the parking area, one needs to climb down to reach the base of the Syntheri Rock.
Kavala Caves (120 km): The Kavala caves are located in the Dandeli Sanctuary. Embedded in the rocks on the ridge overlooking the Kali River valley, these natural caves were created by water seeping through porous rocks over millions of years. The caves are replete with ancient limestone formations. Though the caves are about 15 feet high, the mouth is only three feet in height. You will need to use a powerful flashlight to explore these caves; they are pitch dark with lots of bats. After crawling on hands and knees for about 30 feet, the roof opens to a height of about 10 feet. A few more steps lead you to a giant stalagmite which resembles a Shiva Linga. During the Maha Shivarathri Festival, thousands of devotees throng this place. The view of the river valley from Kavala caves is breathtaking.
Sadashivgad Fort: The Sadashivgad Fort was built in 1698 by the Sonda kings on a 200 ft hillock. Although in ruins today, only the arched entrance gateway seems to be in a good condition. There is also a statue of Shivaji Maharaj with his horse on top of the hill. It offers a spectacular view of the Kali River on one side and the Arabian Sea on the other.
Mirjan Fort: Known for its design, located 21 kms from Gokarna.
Unchalli Falls: Unchalli Falls is a popular waterfall in Uttara Kannada district's Sirsi Taluk. River Aghanashini drops 116 meters here creating a magnificent waterfall. Visitors can view it from the viewing deck or hike down the steps to get a closer look from the foot of the waterfalls. Unchalli Falls is the best visited post monsoon season. Unchalli Falls was first discovered by J. D. Lushington, a British officer, way back in 1875
Sathodi Falls: Sathodi Falls is a picturesque rectangular shaped waterfall in the Western Ghats. Several unknown streams converge near Kallaramane Ghat to become Sathodi Falls and plunge from a height of about 15 m to create a picturesque picnic spot. In between the bushes and the rocky terrain, there are small pathways leading to the waterfalls.
Lalguli Falls (118 km): Lalguli Falls are located about 15km north of Yellapur in Uttara Kannada District. Here, the Kali River creates a grand spectacle by tumbling from a height of approximately 250 feet, in a series of picturesque rapids set at varying heights.
Magod Falls (110 km): Here, the Bedthi River takes two distinct leaps, to hurtle from a height of 650 feet into a rocky ravine. The thickly wooded countryside, the roar of gushing water and a beautiful view combine to make this spot an ideal choice for outings.
Vibhuti Falls (70 km): Vibhooti Falls gets its name from the lime stone rock found in the vicinity of this waterfall. The Vibhuti Falls is located close to Yana can be reached by a short trek through a jungle trail. There is a big waterfall of around 25 ft and a small one of 3 ft here.
Shirale Falls: 13 kms from Yellapur, Shirale is an offbeat waterfall that requires 2 kms of hiking from nearest road access. Beautiful and hidden in the forest falls is totally worth the hiking effort.
Shivaganga Falls: 22 kms from Sirsi, Shivaganga Falls is made by Sonda river falling into a deep valley
Susubbi Falls: 30 kms from Sirsi, Susubbi Falls is made by a perennial spring called Bilihole falling from a height of about 11 meters
Apsarakonda Falls: The name refers to the pond of the Angels. Apsarakonda Falls 96 kms South of Karwar and 7.5 kms from Honnavara.
Anshi National Park(55 km): The Anshi National Park is an evergreen tropical forest with an area of 339.86 sq km. located in an eco-sensitive part of the Western Ghats. Anshi is rich in rare species of flora and fauna with about 197 species of birds. The topography of the park is such that it has deep valleys, steep hill slopes and dense forests. A wide variety of trees such as teak, silver oaks, eucalyptus and bamboos are found here. Spotted deer, sambar, barking deer, mouse deer, common langur, sloth bear, gaur (Indian bison), wild boars, fox, bonnet macaque, slender loris, mongoose, tiger, jungle cat, jackal, pangolin, elephants, Malabar giant squirrel and the porcupine can be seen in the park.
Dandeli Wildlife Sanctuary (110 km): Sprawled over an area of 475.01 sq km in the Uttara Karnataka district, Dandeli Wildlife Sanctuary is a birdwatcher's paradise, housing nearly 200 species of birds. Undulating streams, diverse wildlife, and innumerable trekking trails make Dandeli a dream destination. It is also one of the two places in Karnataka to report frequent sightings of the elusive black panther. There are a variety of reptilian and amphibian species in and around the wildlife sanctuary. A variety of species such as the barking deer, sambhar, flying squirrel, Malabar giant squirrel, bison and tiger are found in the sanctuary. The Dandeli forests also play host to the graceful Virnoli Rapids, the magnificent Supa Dam, the Syntheri Rocks, the Kulgi Nature Education Camp and the Kavala Caves with their Shivling-like stalagmites which offers a stunning view of the Kali River Valley.Jungle Lodges and Resorts operates 2 resorts here which are in close proximity (around 30 km) namely Kali Adventure Camp and Old Magazine House wherein you can indulge in activities like wildlife safari, white water rafting, coracling etc.
Dandeli Hornbills: Hornbills are spectacular birds hard to miss. With their large, yellow coloured beaks, hornbills are easy to spot and are a bird photographer's delight. Dandeli in Karnataka is the most popular place to spot Hornbills.
Attiveri Bird Sanctuary: Attiveri is one of the popular bird sanctuaries in Uttara Kannada district, spread over 22 square kms and centred around Attiveri lake. Attiveri bird sanctuary is known to be home to about 79 different bird species migrating from over 22 countries during the winter season.
Mahabaleshwar Temple Gokarna (60 km): Gokarna is a temple town, a major Hindu pilgrimage centre and a beach attraction in Kumta Taluk of North Canara district. Gokarna is home to the legendary temple of Mahabaleshwara which houses the atmalinga of Lord Shiva. Legend has it that Ravana, the King of Lanka performed penance on Kailasa Hill. He pleased Lord Shiva and secured Atmalinga from Him; but on the condition that the atmalinga will never be placed on earth, or else it will get fixed there. The devas learnt about this and were frightened that Ravana would become all powerful. They approached Lord Ganesha who in the disguise of a Brahmin boy tricked Ravana and kept the atmalinga in the ground which permanently got fixed here. Mahabaleshwar Temple is built around this exact place. Nearby you can also visit the Venkatramana Temple, the Ganapati Temple, and the Koti Theertha tank where pilgrims perform their ablutions. Other must-sees in Gokarna are the enormous temple chariots which are dragged along the main street during Shivaratri festival during February.
Murudeshwara: Located on the main Mangalore- Karwar Highway, Murudeshwara is sandwiched between the picturesque Western Ghats and the Arabian Sea. Its main attraction is a Shiva Temple with Chalukya and Kadamba sculptures built in the Dravidian style of architecture with an awesome Shiva statue and its pristine beach. The temple is located on a hillock which offers a magnificent view of the sea. The temple complex is famous for its tall Shiva statue which is around 37 m high and is the tallest Shiva statue in India. The temple gopura at 237 ft is the 2nd tallest in India. From across the beach, one can see the mammoth statue sparkling against the backdrop of a blue sky. There is also a huge statue of the Gitopadesha depicted in the lush garden here complete with a chariot.
Idagunji Ganapathi Temple (105 km): Idagunji is a small place in Honnavar, on the banks of Sharavathi River, which has the famous Idagunji Ganapathi Temple. The temple is very famous and receives lakhs of devotees each year. The Ganapathi here is known as Panchakhadya Priya (meaning 'Ganapathi who is fond of five eatables'). The Ganesha idol is in a standing posture and is a 'Dwibhuja Ganapathy' or two handed Ganesha unlike other Ganeshas who has four hands. Ganesha here is holding Modaka (a sweet) and Padma (Lotus) in His hands.
Ulavi Channabasaveshwara Temple, Joida (90 km) Ulavi Channabasaveshwara Temple is one of the important pilgrimage centres in Uttara Kannada District of Karnataka specially for the followers of Channabasavanna. Situated amidst dense forests, this picturesque location is the Samadhi of Channabasavanna, one of the most respected saints of the Lingayat faith. The annual fair at Ulavi attracts pilgrims from all over Karnataka.
Sahasralinga (140 km): Sahasralinga literally translates into 'One Thousand Lingas' and the name is derived from the numerous Lingas that have been carved on the rocks along the banks of the Shalmala River. Linga is a manifestation of Lord Shiva and most of these Lingas of varying shapes and sizes can be clearly seen when the water level is low in the river. Most of the Lingas here features a Nandi (vehicle of Lord Shiva) alongside. Every year, on the occasion of Maha Shivratri, devotees from across the country visit the place to perform pujas. Interestingly, there is a similar Sahasralinga in Seam Reap (also known as Kbal Spean) very close to the famous site of Angkor Wat in Cambodia.
Marikamba Temple, Sirsi (110 km): A highly revered temple among devotees, the Marikamba Temple at Sirsi is dedicated to Goddess Durga in the form of Marikamba. Constructed in the year 1688, the main deity Goddess Durga is in an intensely powerful form. The eight-armed idol is almost 7- feet tall and mounted on a tiger. Legend has it that the deity was discovered in a pond near Hanagal in Hubbali. The temple has the rare paintings of murals in Kaavi art on its walls, an art form native to the Konkan region of coastal Karnataka. This involves the creation of patterns done in red colour against a white background. Thousands of devotees visit the Temple during the Marikamba Jathre that is held once in two years.
Kavadikere Temples: Durga and Kashi Vishwanatha temples located on the banks of Kavadikere lake, 5 kms from Yellapura city
Huliyal: Huliyal is a town in North Canara popular for Mallikarjuna temple and fort, Sri Rama, Dattatreya, Maruti, Pete Basaveshwara and Venkataramana temples, six mosques, three Durgahs, a Roman Catholic Church and tomb of Haider Shah. Huliyal is 50 kms from Hubballi and 150 kms from Karwar.
Madhukeshwara Temple, Banavasi (135 km): This temple town is located on the Vardha River, and is known for its rice, sugarcane, arecanut, spices, and the famous Banavasi pineapple. This is where the eminent poet Pampa wrote his poems. The Madhukeshwara Temple, famed for its architecture, derives its name from the honey coloured lingam in the inner sanctum of the temple. An imposing Nandi faces the linga.
Venkatarama Matha: In Sunkeri, one finds many temples dedicated to Venkataramana Matha. The 300-year-old matha exhibits the finest ochre paintings on its walls. There is also a Naganatha Temple where an anthill is worshipped.
Bedasgaon: Popular for Boppeshvaradeva temple
Bhatkal: Home to over a dozen fine temples
Bilgi: Ancient capital of Jain Palegars, Bilgi has Virupaksha, Mahadeva and Manumantha temples
Dhareshwara: Popular for Dhareshwara Temple of Kalyana Chalukya era. Nagashringa Parvata with a cave is also a nearby destination to explore.
Gersoppa: Home to Chaturmukha Basti, Vardhamana Basti.
Haldipur: Popular for Shakaranarayana Temple, Chandeshwara temple, Gopalakrishna temple, Sunkadakatte Mahaganapathi temple, Marikamba temple, Salikeri and other temples
Kadra: Popular for Mahamaya temple and Kadra dam.
Kekkar: Home to multiple temples including Lakshminarasimha, Vishnu and Vinayaka temples
Kumta: Major town in Uttara Kannada with Kumbhateshwara temple of Chalukya style as well as St John's Church.
Manjuguni: Home to Bete Venkataramana Temple of Vijayanagara Style
Sonda: Sonda (also referred to as Sodhe) is a temple village in Uttara Kannada, headquarters of Sodhe Matha, established in the 13th century by Saint Madhavacharya. Sonda's high altitude (2000 meters above msl) gives it a hill station like weather. Annual car festival at Honda is held every year during Holi Poornima (usually falls in March).
Oyster Rock Lighthouse: Located on an island off the coast, can be reached via speed boats.
INS Chapal Warship Museum: INS Chapal was an active warship with Indian navy and the star of naval warfare during 1971 Indo-Pak war. INS Chapal is now decommissioned, converted into a museum and attracts visitors in the city of Karwar.
Rock Garden: Sculpture garden close to INS Chapal, showcasing tribal and village life.
Jatayu Theertha: View point in Karwar
Ankola: Ankola is a taluk and city in Uttara Kannada district in coastal Karnataka. Ankola is worth visiting because of its beaches, cultural heritage and beautiful nature
Yellapura: Yellapura is a taluk and town in Uttara Kannada district, situated in the Western Ghats. Blessed with forests, ghats and blissful nature, Yellapur offers calm, offbeat and refreshing places of interest that should definitely be on the itinerary of travelers visiting the region.
Ramnagar: Ramnagar is a village in Supa Taluk 112 kms from Karwar. Ganesha Gudi and Supa dam are the major tourist attractions near Ramnagar.
Chandavar: Has a ruined fort, two mosques and few temples
Sykes Point: A scenic view point inside Dandeli Games Sanctuary, 42 kms from Haliyal.
Mundgod: Home to a Tibetan Monastery and settlement.
Uttara Kannada is well connected by rail, road and air. District capital Karwar is 520 kms from Bengaluru and 271 kms from Mangaluru.
Goa is the nearest airport to Karwar (90 kms). Hubballi and Belagavi are other closest airports (160-170 kms away)
Konkan Railway line passes through Uttara Kannada. Karwar, Kumta, Ankola are major train stations.
Karwar has excellent bus connectivity from all parts of Karnataka.
Taxis can be hired from cities such as Karwar, Kumta, Dandeli to explore Uttara Kannada. While the district has good public transport, its own vehicle is recommended to explore interiors of Uttara Kannada.
White Water Rafting on Kali River
Sathodi Falls near Yellapura
Mahabaleshwar Temple Gokarna
Hornbills of Dandeli
Murudeshwara Shiva Statue
Unchalli Falls
Yana Trekking
Kali Tiger Reserve
Beaches of Uttara Kannada
Murudeshwara Temple
Kali River
Magood Falls
Lalguli Falls
Eco:
Kali Adventure Camp
Kogilban, Haliyal Taluk, Uttar Kannada District, Dandeli Around Karwar - 581325 Karnataka Rafting Booking Number: +91- 9449599765 Contact Number: +91-8284-230266 Email ID: info@junglelodges.com Website: Click here
Old Magazine House
Ganeshgudi, nearest Camp-1, Joida Taluk, Londa-Dandeli Road Around Karwar - 581365 Near Goa, India Contact Number: +91-8383-256301 Email ID: info@junglelodges.com Website: Click here
Devbagh Beach Resort
Tariwada Post Sadashivgad, Karwar-581352 Karnataka, India Rafting Booking Number: +91- 9449599765 Contact Number: +91-8382-221603 Email ID: info@junglelodges.com Website: Click here
JLR Sadashivgad Sea View Resort
Tarivada, Near Post Office/ Kapre Temple, Kodibagh, uttara Kannada District Around Karwar - 581 303 Karnataka, India Contact Number: +91-8382-221603 Email ID: info@junglelodges.com Website: Click here
JLR OM Beach Resort
Bungle gudda, Om beach road Gokarna - 581326 Karnataka, India Contact Number: +91-9480885304 Email ID: info@junglelodges.com Website: Click here
Sterling Karwar
National Highway 66 Toll Naka, Landmark, Sadashivgad, Karwar, Karnataka 581301 Contact Number: +91 083822 66000
The Westend
604/ 1, Sea Shore Road, Dr. Pikle Road, Near DHO Office, opp. SBI & More Super Market, Karwar, Karnataka 581301 Contact Number: +91-08382227712
Sai International Karwar
Kodibagh Rd, Kodibag, Karwar, Karnataka 581301 Contact Number: +91 083822 29957
Camp Riveredge Paradise
SY 408 - Hankon village, Karwar Taluka,, Karwar, Karnataka 581317 Contact Number: +91- 094480 57335
Kadu Mane homestay (Dandeli)
Sangave, Karnataka 581325 Contact Number: +91 094800 85707


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Congressman to Meet with StuFAP on June 21
BAGUIO Rep. Nicasio M. Aliping Jr. is set to meet with 1,188 college students who he endorsed to the Department of Education (DepEd) to become grantees of the Student Financial Assistance Program (StuFAP).
The simple get together, set on June 21 at the Baguio Convention Center (BCC), and will determine the exact number of grantees Rep. Aliping has endorsed and their current status in school.
StuFAP is one of government's grant-in-aid programs which assists financially hard-pressed students complete a college education. The grant gives a maximum of P12,000 a year to grantees to help defray the cost of their tuition.
"Education is getting expensive every year, and through this program we hope we can help students finish college and become productive members of our society," Rep. Aliping said.
The gathering of StuFAP grantees will primarily be to validate the papers of existing grantees of Rep. Aliping. "They have to validate their papers so that we can know who among them are still interested in the program, who are in need of more assistance, and how many slots we can offer this coming semester," said program lead coordinator Ron Perez of the Baguio Congressman's Office.
Perez added that Commission on Higher Education (CHEd) Regional Director Romulo Malvar will orient the grantees on the guidelines of the StuFAP during the event as well as present the expectations from each grantee.
The StuFAP coordinators in each of the colleges and universities in Baguio and Benguet will also be presented so the grantees know who to contact should there be any problem which would arise concerning their grants.
Rep. Aliping will then give a short inspirational message to the students where he is expected to present other programs he has in line for the grantees.
"We will discuss with the student-grantees on how we can better the program and what other forms of assistance the government can give to them," Rep. Aliping added.
After the open forum, the students will determine who will be their school coordinators so these future benefits can be communicated directly to them, Perez also said.
Perez advised grantees to come early to the general assembly so the program can end early and for the grantees to enjoy the rest of the Sunday with their families./Carl C. Taawan, Office of Congressman Nicasio Aliping


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Q: How do I build a CSV with data returned from multiple API calls in Python? I'd like to build a CSV file combining data from multiple API calls.  I'm okay with basic Python, and I can call the API, extract the JSON data, and write data to CSV.  Where I need help is efficiently merging the data so I can write it out to CSV once the data extraction is finished.
This is what the data looks like straight from an API request:
{u'dateTime': u'2011-03-28', u'value': u'2298'},
{u'dateTime': u'2011-03-29', u'value': u'2322'},
{u'dateTime': u'2011-03-30', u'value': u'2309'},
{u'dateTime': u'2011-03-31', u'value': u'2224'},
{u'dateTime': u'2011-04-01', u'value': u'2763'},
{u'dateTime': u'2011-04-02', u'value': u'3543'},

So I'd be looking at merging lots of this together:
>APICALL1
2011-03-28,2298
2011-03-29,2322
2011-03-30,2309

>APICALL2
2011-03-28,432
2011-03-29,0
2011-03-30,444

Each API call result looks pretty much the same: a date and value.  The date is always formatted the same, so that is our common element.
For a given date and value, there may be no value or 0 returned, so I need to be able to account for the case where there is no data.
The ideal output would look something like this:
2011-03-28,2298,432,23952,765,31
2011-03-29,2322,0,432353,766,31
2011-03-30,2309,444,2343923,0,32
2011-03-31,2224,489,3495,765,33

I have about 15 calls to make, and each return response contains approximately 800 rows of data (800 days, essentially, growing by 1 row per day into the future).  I need to run this a few times per day, so I am concerned about efficiency to some degree as this grows larger.  Unfortunately, the historical data can change, so I need to rebuild the whole list every time I run the command.  However, the historical data changes infrequently and its only a small percent change, so if there is efficiency to be had in only updating the data, I'm open to that.
One option I know I could make work is just writing everything to the CSV file from the first API call and then re-open the file and write more data to the CSV for each subsequent call (i.e., 15 separate reads and writes to the CSV per program execution).  That doesn't sound very efficient to me.
Should I use SQLite in memory for building the data set and then dump it out to CSV at the end?  Is a list of lists better?  I'm not strong on SQL, although I do know enough to be dangerous if it's the right way to go.

A: You can use the pandas library for that.
import sys
import pandas as pd

# Simulation of return values from the calls
calls = [
    [
        {u'dateTime': u'2011-03-28', u'value': u'2298'},
        {u'dateTime': u'2011-03-29', u'value': u'2322'},
        {u'dateTime': u'2011-03-30', u'value': u'2309'},
    ],
    [
        {u'dateTime': u'2011-03-28', u'value': u'28'},
        {u'dateTime': u'2011-03-29', u'value': u'22'},
        {u'dateTime': u'2011-03-30', u'value': u'09'},
    ]
]

# Create an initial empty data frame
df = pd.DataFrame()
# Make the consecutive calls
for i, call in enumerate(calls):
    # Create the new DataFrame from the data you got
    df_new = pd.DataFrame(call).set_index('dateTime')
    # Rebane the column to avoid collision
    df_new.rename(columns={'value': 'value_%s' % i}, inplace=True)
    # Merge it with the current data frame
    df = pd.concat([df, df_new], axis=1)
# Save data to file (I'm using here the sys.stdout, just
# to print it to console.
df.to_csv(sys.stdout, header=None)

Result:
2011-03-28,2298,28
2011-03-29,2322,22
2011-03-30,2309,09

A: This sounds like a job for a database (like SQLite).  Create a table with the first column as the date and one column for each API.  Allow NULLs in the API columns.
Then, for each API, read the data and update/insert (upsert) just that one column for the specified date.  This can be completely independent of the CSV generation.
Generating a CSV should be trivial once the data is in the database.
Updating historical data will be much easier with an index on the date column.


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Miranda Kerr Is Really Into Crystals And Wants To Teach You How To Be Too
Plus: Where to stash your rose quartz
by erika stalder
I'll just gonna to come out say it: It doesn't seem fair that Miranda Kerr, big-time model, Victoria's Secret Angel, and all-around glowy human being comes across as being always so... sorted. I mean, we're talking about a mom who runs a skin-care brand (Kora Organics) and has the Instagram receipts to show that she endlessly hopscotches the world to keep it all popping—and she does all this without losing her shit. What the how?
So when Sephora invited us to sit down with the real-life superwoman (who happens to have the calmest aura IRL), we brought a big, fat notebook and our sharpest pencil to drill down on how to get grounded, the Miranda Kerr way.
Affirmations Can Create Major Mojo
Spiritual types, athletes, and yes, Oprah, have all touted the benefits of practicing affirmations for years, maintaining that these uplifting words or phrases help foster positivity and can do a body—and soul—good. And Kerr is right in there with the best of them.
But as powerful as the Tao of Oprah may be, it was an alternative medicine researcher that lead Kerr to the practice herself. "Masaru Emoto has done so much research on how every word we say or think or even write on bottles affects a molecular structure," she says. The Japanese researcher, who died in 2014, was known for conducting a series of experiments in which he froze, purified, double-distilled water, and then used a microscope to observe the way it crystallized after playing music, showing images, and praying to it. What he found was that water would crystallize in unique snowflake-like shapes after it was "fed" with positive words, music, and prayer. Water that was given negative images and words produced disfigured blobs. With 70 percent of our bodies made of water, it made sense to Kerr and other followers of Emoto's work, that we should be able to alter our energy by feeding ourselves positive words, thoughts, and meditation.
"Obviously, we've all heard it's good to be positive and whatnot. But when I heard the science behind it, about 10 years ago, I was pretty impressed," says Kerr, who grew up with parents who talked about the power of positivity and read the spiritual philosophy of Og Mandino (author of The Greatest Salesman In the World and other books). "I started writing words on my bottle of water, like love, peace, happiness, health, energy—everything that was uplifting and felt good to me on that day. Every day I would write [something new] on my water bottle. And every day, I noticed that it really did make me feel better. I don't know if it's all in my head or what, but it really helps."
So when it came time for Kerr to develop her line of natural-based skin care, it was only, erm, natural that she included built-in affirmations—words like "love" and "bliss"—right on the back of the packaging. Of course, if a pre-printed affirmation isn't your thing, there's nothing stopping you from grabbing a Sharpie and your bottle of, say, Noni Glow Face Oil and adding any uplifting word that speaks to you—something tells us Kerr would love nothing more.
Tune In, Ground Out, and Count to Three
Positive thinking can be easy—until you have a shit day. So how does Kerr keep upbeat energy and a chill headspace when things get stressful? She simply stops time—and breathes.
"What I do is I literally go to my breath—that takes you to right now, to the moment, not to the future or the past," she says. On the day that we talk, Kerr tells me that she's a bit burned-out after having just deplaned a flight from Tokyo and spending the day playing with her son Flynn before doing press. "I'm super jet-lagged, but today I had a beautiful day with my son, and I just wanted to stay and play with him." In the moment, neither Kerr nor her son was exactly psyched that she had to bail for work.
"I'm like, okay. I'm going to just take a breath, be in the moment, be appreciative, and think of three things I'm grateful for: I'm grateful for my son, I'm grateful for our health. I'm grateful we have a roof over our heads," she lists. "You know, simple things like that put everything into perspective."
Rethink Aromatherapy
Before aromatherapy became a mass-marketed jumble of not-so-essential oil blends seen kicking around the candle section of TJ Maxx, it was used for ancient therapeutic purposes and to help heal skin (as chemist René-Maurice Gattefossé discovered, after applying lavender oil to a burn caused by a lab explosion in the early 20th century). Kerr taps its powers to help maintain chill and find that deep, centered breaths she talks about.
Take the recently launched Kora Organics Heart Chakra Aromatherapy Oil, made with rose, Australian sandalwood, cedarwood, and ylang ylang. "I like to put it on my pulse points, or you can do that thing where you take three deep breaths; it just instantly helps transform and uplift my mood and how I'm feeling," she says. Until now, the blend has been one that Kerr has had all to herself. "It was made for me when I was going through a really hard time in my life," she says. "I was really depressed, and I called my aromatherapist in Australia, and I was like, 'Do you have any recommendations?' She made this blend for me. It has really helped me transition through such a challenging time—and I really wanted to share that with everyone."
Kerr also formulated Kora Organics Heart Chakra Essence with many of the same essential oils and self-love in mind. "It's a blend of supercharged oils made to nurture your heart. Aromatherapy's been around such a long time, but people don't even realize the benefits—vibrationally, energetically, it's going to sink into the skin," she notes.
Never Mind Your Enemies—Keep Your Crystals Closer
Crystals aren't just pretty to look at, they can bring good juju, too. And for Kerr, good juju comes courtesy of rose quartz. In fact, she's so fond of the mineral, that she's incorporated it into all her skin-care products and her daily lifestyle.
"Rose quartz has just been something that I've naturally gravitated to my whole life. It's a gentle color. I feel like when you hold it, it's very soothing and it feels nurturing for the heart," she says. "I know I'm toughest on myself, like, 'Oh, you can do better.' Most of us are. But we need to be kind to ourselves and love ourselves first before we can be kind and love anyone else. That's why I really like rose quartz because it really encourages that kind of self-love but in a humble way. It's such a gentle reminder of that." Kerr says that she carries rose quartz with her everywhere, and puts it in the most unexpected of places: "I've got a little one that's a polished heart. Sometimes, I keep in my bra." Right near the heart chakra, where else?
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Can anyone stop the Warriors' small lineup?
Eric Freeman
LOS ANGELES, CA - NOVEMBER 19: Draymond Green #23 of the Golden State Warriors and Klay Thompson #11 of the Golden State Warriors react during the second half of a game at Staples Center on November 19, 2015 in Los Angeles, California. NOTE TO USER: User expressly acknowledges and agrees that, by downloading and or using this photograph, User is consenting to the terms and conditions of the Getty Images License Agreement. (Photo by Sean M. Haffey/Getty Images)
Staying on top of the NBA requires near-constant adjustment and innovation. It's a copycat league, as the saying goes, and any opposing coaches worth their salaries will study what worked until they figure out how to solve it or render it so common that it loses its luster. Keeping ahead of that cycle can be the difference between repeating as champions and falling into the ranks of mere contenders.
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Less than a month into the 2015-16 season, it should perhaps not come as too much of a surprise that the title-winning Golden State Warriors are still the best team in the league. However, the 14-0 Warriors — 3 1/2 games ahead of the next-best San Antonio Spurs and Cleveland Cavaliers — have reached heights above what they accomplished during their franchise-record 67-win campaign. A victory Sunday at the Denver Nuggets would tie them with the 1948-49 Washington Capitals and 1993-94 Houston Rockets for the best-ever start to a season. They have already broken the 1957-58 Boston Celtics' mark for the best start by a defending champion.
The Warriors are doing it in large part due to the same small lineup that confounded the Cavs over the final three games of the NBA Finals. The rest of the NBA may very well catch up to it, but there is no need for innovation from Golden State just yet.
The stats are staggering. The Warriors' lineup of Stephen Curry, Klay Thompson, Andre Iguodala, Harrison Barnes, and Draymond Green has played 54 minutes together this season. They haven't all been dominant, but the overall numbers speak for themselves:
That plus-minus does not make this lineup the most effective in the NBA, but they're near the top of the list. Regardless, the raw stats are somewhat misleading, because the Warriors' small lineup is best regarded as a fallback option whenever a game gets close in crunch time.
That plan became particularly evident in the team's last two games. Thursday's comeback win over the Clippers was remarkable for many reasons, including the context of the teams' ongoing feud, but the biggest takeaway was that the hosts simply could not match up with the Warriors at either end as soon as they went to the small lineup. Friday's win against the Chicago Bulls was nearly as impressive and arguably more overwhelming, because the presence of that five-man group seemed to bring a certain inevitability to the result. A title and 14 straight wins have brought immeasurable confidence to a group that had already shown plenty of talent.
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What makes the small lineup so good? It starts with Green, the rare player capable of defending much bigger players on the block and leading a fast break off the subsequent rebound. Listed at 6-7, last season's Defensive Player of the Year runner-up has been even better so far this year and looks set to make his first All-Star team if his form holds. Simply put, this lineup would not work without him, because his defensive versatility allows others to swarm for steals and not worry too much about the difficulties of guarding opposing big men. His growth as a shooter and facilitator is almost unfair given everything else he does for the team.
On the rare occasions that the opponent tries to play two big men against this lineup, Barnes has done a surprisingly competent job defending in the post. More notably, Barnes has become much more consistent as a scorer and helped put away both the Clippers and Bulls with big shots. He turned down a lucrative contract extension in October and now seems likely to garner a max-level offer sheet as a restricted free agent next summer. The Warriors may want to match it just to keep this lineup intact.
It helps that Iguodala remains capable of guarding four positions at 31 years old. The Finals MVP is not the scorer he once was, but he's a fine shooter who regularly makes teams pay when they pick their poison and leave him open on the perimeter. It's a little unfair that a group can be this defensively solid with him as the fifth offensive option.
Curry and Thompson, the best backcourt in the NBA, are the least surprising part of the operation. You probably know about them already, but it's worth a note that Curry is playing better than ever and Thompson has only looked threatening recently.
It's hard to know how opponents should combat this group. Going small risks playing the game on the Warriors' terms, which is a recipe for a blowout. Yet playing even one big man often leads to devastating runs and easy transition buckets. As long as Green proves able to guard centers, it may be that there is no clear answer. It may take another atypical team — like, say, the San Antonio Spurs with Tim Duncan, LaMarcus Aldridge, Kawhi Leonard, and a seasoned point guard in Tony Parker — to figure it out.
Until then, lesser teams will have to hope for the best. There is no guarantee that the Warriors will beat the Nuggets on Sunday, the Los Angeles Lakers at home on Tuesday (OK, that one seems pretty certain), or any team they play after that. But their small lineup looks near-unbeatable for now. It's every other team's job to figure out how to stop it.
Eric Freeman is a writer for Ball Don't Lie on Yahoo Sports. Have a tip? Email him at efreeman_ysports@yahoo.com or follow him on Twitter!
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Jobs to Be Done
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Hi! I'm Brian.
I help startups design and build the right thing, right now.
If you need help, we can work together.
Jobs to Be Done Interview Guide
There's only so much to be learned by reading about or even listening to someone else conduct a Jobs to Be Done interview. You gotta get out there and put the theory into practice yourself.
That said, you can do some things to prepare yourself for success and this post provides some tips and tricks to allow you to do just that.
Internalize your understanding of the Forces of Progress
Come prepared with a few notes beforehand, including the tools and tips I describe below
Listen to a handful of interviews available online and take notes as if you're doing the interview, and finally
Start scheduling interviews
Internalize the Forces of Progress
Keep the Forces of Progress model top of mind as you're conducting your interviews. If this Forces model is new to you, hop over here real quick and watch the short video I've provided.
It might even be helpful to draw a blank grid on a separate sheet of paper and note the points in the interview that surface each of these forces. I have typically done this during a post-interview debrief with my interview partner, but there's no reason you can't do it as you go along.
First, a couple of tips to keep in mind as you begin your interview, and then we'll talk about the most important tool, The Timeline.
Tip One: Pretend the stakes are low. Even if they aren't.
Open the interview by explaining that you're in the very early stages of doing some low-stakes customer research on your service.
Even if you're in the late stages of an extremely important initiative, its important that the interviewee not feel any pressure about their answers. They need to be relaxed and feel comfortable just sharing their story.
Make this clear: "The stakes are low, some details will end up being important, others won't. What's most important to me is to hear the story of how you ended up signing up for our ____."
If it makes sense, let them know that you aren't the creator of the product itself. If you're selling software, let them know you aren't the designer or developer (even if you're both)!
Read more on keeping the stakes low »
Tip Two: Establish a documentary metaphor for how the interview will unfold.
Tell them to imagine that you're shooting a documentary, so you want all the details around what lead them to make this decision. No detail is too small or silly, everything from the first time they thought about making the purchase to the weather outside when they bought. It's all important.
Tip Three: Listen for, and follow the emotional energy in their story.
As the interview unfolds, the person will typically start to relax a little bit and will even begin to have fun. If you're doing a good job of remaining engaged and genuinely interested in how all of this unfolded for them, they'll really start to open up.
People generally love talking about themselves and you're giving them your undivided attention! As that happens, you'll notice that certain parts of the story cause them to really light up with excitement, annoyance, or any number of big emotions. Follow those threads, there are insights hidden along the way!
Tip Four: Play dumb.
Ask them to level you up or help you understand something.
Even if you're pretty sure you know why they just said the thing they did, play dumb about it. "I'm sorry to ask you to repeat this, but can you help me understand that a little better? When you just said that one service was offering lawn aeration and the other wasn't, what does that mean? What is aeration?"
Pretend you don't know the first thing about your own product so that you aren't bringing in any of your assumptions about why customers hire it and you'll be more likely to discover the real reasons that people do.
Tip Five: Once or twice, retell a detail wrong on purpose.
Don't overdo this, because you want the person to feel like you are hanging on their every word and paying close attention, but once or twice, when you summarize a "scene" from their story, get something wrong on purpose. Sometimes, in correcting you, it'll jog another little detail or it'll give you a natural segue to ask for a little more context on why that particular thing was important.
Start with those tips, and after a while, they'll be so natural that you don't even think about it. But at first, it'll be good idea to have those discreetly hidden away on some notes.
As for what to ask after you've set up the documentary metaphor, my friend and interview partner, Jason and I walk in to each interview with just one question: "So tell me about how you came to purchase ___." After that, let them talk, and start following the threads.
The Tool: Interview Timeline
As you follow those threads, you're trying to fill in the gaps of this outline:
First Thought (triggers the customer into Passive Looking)
Series of Events (triggers the customer into Active Looking)
Series of Events (triggers the customer into Deciding)
Purchase or Status Quo (non-consumption)
Most purchases tend to roughly follow this sequence of events. Something happens that causes someone to think, "Hm. You know, it might be time for a new pair of skis."
That's the First Thought and that prompts them in to what is called the Passive Looking phase. They aren't deliberately visiting any outdoor retailers to look around, but if the sport comes up in conversation with a group of friends, maybe they'll ask, "So, what type of ski are you on these days?"
Then something else significant happens that kicks them in to Active Looking. In the JTBD Timeline used by most practitioners, this is very unceremoniously referred to as, Event One, but it's important to note that this is not literally one event. Your customer might note a number of events that occur during this phase of Active Looking, but typically there is a touchstone event during this series that triggers them from phase to phase.
In the Active Looking phase, they've pretty much settled upon the idea that they're getting new skis and they're out in the market with a very wide angle lens, looking at and taking in all that is available to them.
Another event comes along that we call, you guessed it, Event Two, and now the customer is in full on Deciding mode. They've narrowed their vision back down to a very limited set of options and one of these select few remaining choices is very, very likely to be the solution they choose to hire.
And so, this is what you'll want to draw on a blank sheet of paper before you begin your interview.
Draw a line from the upper left to the lower right, put in four ticks along the way for First Thought, Event One, Event Two, and Purchase (or Non-consumption).
As you conduct your interview, you'll uncover significant pieces of the story and can begin to attach them to the timeline. By the time you're done, you should be able to retell their story in about thirty seconds, highlighting the first thought, event one, event two, and finally the moment of purchase.
Scattered along the way you should hear some moments signifying Push, Pull, Anxiety, and Habit; and buried within it all is the core job they've hired the product to do, the underlying progress they're hoping to make in their life.
Do a Dry Run with Headphones
If you're feeling a little nervous about doing your first interview with a customer, then just try this:
Get two sheets of paper
Draw the Timeline on one
Draw an empty Forces of Progress grid on the other
Set aside an hour of time, throw on some headphones and listen to this interview
http://jobstobedone.org/radio/the-mattress-interview-part-one/
Take notes as if you're conducting the interview. Listen closely to what the customer is sharing and consider what questions you might have asked if you were in the room. What energy do you hear and what insights might you have wanted to dig into a little further?
Do these dry runs a few times if you need. And, if you're still feeling hesitant, ask a co-worker, friend, or your partner if you can interview them about a recent purchase of more than $50. Repeat purchases and low-dollar items aren't a great place to begin because it's less memorable and less meaningful. As you're getting comfortable with this framework, you want to start with big purchases.
Ok. There you go. An overview, some tips, tools, and links to get you started. Get out there and Get to Know Your Customers!
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I like the lower design but the shoulder and neck area does not work for me.
Should've used the same V like Gk kit for main one.
still a crazy stat. also ronaldo and messi's sheer number of goals in the knockout stages is absurd.
Okay so it was written by football gods. Two players need to return to Anfield to play a CL semi final against their ex recruiters. While one would be cheered and other would face hatredness of 40,000 fans. I am pretty sure, it would tear apart Suarez to play against Liverpool at Anfield.
I am genuinely worried for Coutinho's health for the away leg..
I am genuinely worried for Barca in general lol I feel like this could either be a great back and forth battle or Pool will do to us what they did to City last year.
Nobody is going to hurt Couts. We might be angry with the way he left, but it's not like that.
And 4 Spurs players going back to play Ajax.
Oh I didn't mean his physical health. I was thinking his mental/emotional health if anything will be shaken up. Sorry I should have specified.
Ah alright, his feelings could get hurt for sure. But a ptofessional football er can usually deal with it.
Egyptian Messi vs the Argentinian Salah. Its going to be a cracker of a game.
Damn! NB going out with a Bang.
Why couldnt NB use the current v-neck style t-shirt. That original 82/83 home jersey looks way better.
Minute-by-minute report: Sadio Mane, Mohamed Salah and Roberto Firmino enjoyed themselves at the Estádio do Dragão for the second year in a row, as Liverpool booked a semi-final with Barcelona. Scott Murray was watching.
Lucas, often critisized, but how good is he really?
and a great leader too.


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Q: PyQt5 Fill the table I need to randomly fill out the table. I did this using the for loop. But filling occurs only at the last iteration. That is, only one cell is repainted. This is a function:
def generateTable(self):
    count = random.randint(10, 20)
    item = QtWidgets.QTableWidgetItem()
    predator = QtGui.QBrush(QtGui.QColor(0, 255, 0))
    predator.setStyle(QtCore.Qt.SolidPattern)
    herbivore = QtGui.QBrush(QtGui.QColor(255, 0, 0))
    herbivore.setStyle(QtCore.Qt.SolidPattern)
    for i in range(count):
        x = random.randint(0, 19)
        y = random.randint(0, 29)
        if random.randint(0, 1) == 0:
            item.setBackground(predator)
            self.BoardTable.setItem(x, y, item)
        else:
            item.setBackground(herbivore)
            self.BoardTable.setItem(x, y, item)

I think there is not enough of an important line in the loop.

A: I had to put QTableWidgetItem in the loop:
    def generateTable(self):
    count = random.randint(10, 20)
    predator = QtGui.QBrush(QtGui.QColor(255, 0, 0))
    predator.setStyle(QtCore.Qt.SolidPattern)
    herbivore = QtGui.QBrush(QtGui.QColor(0, 255, 0))
    herbivore.setStyle(QtCore.Qt.SolidPattern)
    for i in range(count):
        item = QtWidgets.QTableWidgetItem()
        x = random.randint(0, 19)
        y = random.randint(0, 29)
        if random.randint(0, 1) == 0:
            item.setBackground(predator)
            self.BoardTable.setItem(x, y, item)
        else:
            item.setBackground(herbivore)
            self.BoardTable.setItem(x, y, item)


Bioxodes to present up-to-date preclinical data during the annual ISTH SSC meeting on Thursday 19 July 2018 in Dublin.
Abstract presentation number: PB503 - "Ir-CPI: an original inhibitor of thrombosis and thrombosis-associated with cancer"
"Ir-CPI a New Potent Inhibitor of Thrombosis and Thrombosis Associated with Cancer"
"Ir-CPI: an original inhibitor of thrombosis and thrombosis associated with cancer"
Abstract Title: "Efficacy of a Novel Contact Pathway Inhibitor, Ir-CPI, on in vitro Clotting Induced by PCI Catheter Segment"
Bioxodes to participate at the ISTH SCC 2016 annual congress.
Bioxodes to present preclinical data for its main product, Ir-CPI, at ISTH 2015 annual congress.


Because of holidays and changes in coding, the WordPress development team is going to skip its next release and combine everything into version 2.5.
They say they have some good things coming and changes to the admin area.
I look forward to this new release.
You can read more on the Weblog Tools Collection, 2.4 Skipped 2.5 is next.


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Q: url rewrite .htaccess - Once redirected to a folder, redirects all pages to this folder I am using rewrite rules in the .htaccess file like the following:
RewriteEngine on
RewriteRule start$ index.php?content=start
RewriteRule folder/name$ index.php?content=name

The problem is, once i opened the site 'folder/name', and want to go back to 'start', it doesn't go up one folder and the displayed url is 'folder/start'.
Why is that?
I know i should use regex, but this would be too time intesive for me to solve, as the rules would be quite complicated and i don't have the time to get into regex at this point.
I need to solve it with single 'RewriteRule' statements.


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This beautiful Holiday Home looks over the picturesque Main Beach and Shelly's Beach. It is within walking distance to the IGA and local shops, newsagent, bank, tavern and parks. This lovey Queensland style home boasts a massive wrap around veranda, 3x bedrooms all with double beds, 2x bathrooms, 2x toilets, open plan living, separate dining and a fully fenced yard to have piece of mind if you have children playing outside.


Internet of things (IoT) is emerging as the next big revolution in the world of technology. A place where devices are smartly connected to communicate with each other. It can be anything; your smart phones, smart TVs, smart watches and smart homes. With the potential to transform almost everything IoT has a tremendous impact on business.
So What Exactly is Internet of Things (IoT)?
IoT is an environment of humans, objects, or things, where everyone has assigned with a unique identity and has the ability to transfer the data over a network without any human to human (H2H) and machine to human (M2H) involvement.
All your devices can be connected with the other ones not only laptops, desktops, or smartphones but from doorbells to light bulbs. Everything is operated with the help of mobile/web application where devices are allowed to share the data with others.
The soft touch of the mobile application gives you superpower to operate your devices remotely. You can setup and adjust all the settings according to your day to day routines.
What is the Impact of Internet of things on Business?
In the era of technology when things are changing in a rapid way, businesses are also running with pace to get the first position.
In the present scenario, the impact of the Internet of things on business is huge. IoT has given the opportunity to drive the business efficiently by connecting the inert devices/sensors with the process and prospects to get valuable data over the internet.
Before going ahead wait for a sec !!!
As innovation becomes noticeably less expensive and more effective, a vast part of the development has moved toward empowering the intelligent gadgets and smart devices to interact with each other in a bigger space.
Many travel industries start the initiative to utilize the IoT devices in their operations and are trying different approaches to give the innovation something to do for their customers.
With the potential to change almost all parts of the travel industry, the IoT will empower these organizations to gather and coordinate huge informational data collected from various sources to customize and enhance the customer experience.
In Airline industry, IoT has come up with numerous benefits. It encourages air travelers to discover what they want and industries to offer more personalized services to their customers. Airlines and passengers both are equally benefited with the blends of connected technology and connected peoples.
Industrial Manufacturing is the second biggest industry embraced by the IoT and digital transformation. In manufacturing, IoT is at newer peaks and termed as IIoT (Industrial Internet of things) or Smart manufacturing or Industry 4.0. Basically, IIoT is the utilization of IoT technologies to enhance the proficiency and efficiency of the manufacturing and supply chain operations.
Now, manufacturers across the globe are confident enough to adopt IoT in their business decisions. In a survey initiated by Industry Week states that- 40% of the manufacturers think that this is the right time to invest in IoT.
The usage of the Internet of Things in healthcare industry means a lot. Industries can get the data from medical devices to improve the services for their patients. To reach the new level of efficiency, precision, patient monitoring and safety, organizations need real-time visibility and intelligence into their data generated by the sensors, wearables and other IoT devices.
However, the actionable insights from the data are who take the organization to the next level. A study of Aruba networks reveals that globally 60% of healthcare organizations have adopted IoT devices into their facilities and 73% reports cost saving with this technology. This indicates that the IoT wave is expanding and those who ignore it, will be left behind.
The automotive industries have been entirely transformed by the unstoppable rise of the Internet of things. Today, vehicles are not only a means of transportation but are more coupled with technology than any other time in the recent past.
Nowadays, automotive industries are becoming more superior by utilizing the mobility and IoT in their products and services. One of the best example is a self-driving car by Google.
Recently John Deere comes up with their new concept of Machine Health Monitoring Center (MHMC). Their agriculture and construction machines are now equipped with the IoT devices and sensors, which make it possible to connect all machines with each other. The usage of sensors provides the ease to collect the data of your machine's health. All the data is being stored and further analyzed for identifying the patterns and trends to predict the breakdown and downtime. The reduction in maintenance cost will result in the higher productivity.
3. The Internet of Things (IoT) has a potential economic impact of $2.7 to $6.2T until 2025. – McKinsey & Company.
4. Gartner has predicted that 20.4 Billion connected things will be in use by 2020.
Nowadays, businesses need expert assistance to maximize the use of IoT.
If your organization is planning to get the most out of technology, then these 3 points you should keep in mind.
1. What do you need to know before you get started with the internet of things?
2. What are the risks to your business and infrastructure when adopting IoT?
3. How to leverage the power of IoT with data analytics?
So, before going ahead to discuss the major advantages, consequences, and pitfalls, let's take a deep dive that how the Internet of Things (IoT) works.
1. What do you need to know before getting started with the Internet of Things?
The Internet of Things or (IoT) is referred as the environment where web-enabled devices are connected with embedded sensors, communication hardware, and processors to collect and send the insightful information over the defined network.
The Edge: This is the initial point, where the data originates or you can say, the point where data is collected with the help of the external devices such as sensors and other hardware.
Since all the devices are connected with each other they generate the huge amount of data and internet traffic which make it useful for various purposes. Many of us have dreamed about the smart homes in which you can control all your things automatically. Now think about the automotive industry where thousands of smart vehicles are producing tons of data every second, here comes the second component.
The User: This is the point where a human interacts with the real data and analyze it to drive the business with powerful decisions.
For implementing any IoT device, security always a major concern. Devices are web-enabled and it's a priority to give the better control with customer interactions. Since the devices and control parts are in modules it gives the ease to hackers to attack or exploit its configurations or in worst destroy its operations at different levels.
DDoS stands for Distributed Denial of service. It is a type of attack when multiple compromised computer systems flood the bandwidth of the target websites, servers or network resource. Most of the time target systems are injected with Trojan, Malware or other malicious data packets which force to slow down, crash or even shut down the system.
Traffic Attacks: In this type of attacks the target is flooded with the huge volume of spam data packets, as a result, the real requests get lost. These attacks are usually operated by injecting trojans and malware.
Bandwidth attacks: Bandwidth attacks, over-burdens the target with TERAbytes or even PETAbytes of garbage data. This outcome in lost system data transmission, server crash or even complete shutdown.
Various IoT devices lack advanced security in their designs, which could open the entryway for hackers to penetrate these devices by implanting malicious code and other vulnerabilities to exploit their operations. To get rid of these vulnerabilities, it's important to implement best practices for testing IoT devices.
IT infrastructure might be something that people do not think of, but when you talk about Internet of things Or IoT your infrastructure plays a crucial role.
Just take a scenario when your IoT application is generating Terabytes or Petabytes of data every second and your infrastructure is not scalable enough to handle; the results may have loosened the valuable data.
Planning for the monstrous take-up of Devices, applications, traffic, and the usage data will request scalable IoT infrastructure. A study on IoT foretells – by 2020, around 90 percent of applications will be hosted on cloud based data platforms.
The usage of cloud storage and virtualization allows you to reduce the cost and improvise the delivery performance. The managed cloud platform allows devices to connect securely to cloud applications and store their data over cloud data warehouses.
The Internet of Things has quickly become the most hyped technology, so the businesses are also wondering to get the most out of this technology. But for driving the business growth one of the crucial components is advanced data analytics.
Advanced analytics enable you to become more familiar with IoT devices and their performance. Companies started storing the tons of data generated by IoT devices (i.e. sensors and modules) and stepping it in further processes for analyzing patterns and insights to improve their business decisions.
IoT has incredible potential to transform the industry. A study conducted by the Verizon predicts- By 2025, best-in-class organizations that extensively use IoT technologies in their products and operations will be up to 10% more profitable. It multi folds the organization's operational efficiency to become more rooted in the world of the integrated environment.
Apple's HomePod: What's In It for Developers?


The red and blue, Red5 and BlazeDS are available for push mechanisms similar to what Comet is trying to accomplish with sockets essentially that use the AMF format and AMF3 format with Flash/Flex that is extremely optimized for size and thus network traffic is less bulky.
Welcome to BlazeDS! BlazeDS is the server-based Java remoting and web messaging technology that enables developers to easily connect to back-end distributed data and push data in real-time to Adobe® Flex™ and Adobe AIR™ applications for more responsive rich Internet application (RIA) experiences.
The evolution to more engaging RIAs has created the need for better data connectivity options. Remoting simplifies the reuse of existing server logic automatically marshalling calls between the Flash client and the Java methods on the server. In addition, the use of a AMF binary data transfer format increases performance, allowing applications to load data up to 10 times faster than with text-based formats such as XML or SOAP.
Previously available only as part of Adobe LiveCycle® Data Services ES, Adobe is contributing the proven BlazeDS technologies to the community under the LGPL v3. BlazeDS gives the rapidly growing Adobe developer community free access to the powerful remoting and messaging technologies developed by Adobe.
The odd thing about all this is both Red5 and BlazeDS are Java based. The AMF integration with Java is pretty solid with two major push capable servers using that (again with sockets behind the scenes but highly optmized with AMF/AMF3 and in multiuser case with remote shared objects – red5).
Push mechanisms are needed more and more and having this capabilty right into flash with AMF format remoting data proves to be very easy to integrate and if the backend is java then a pretty robust back end as well.
I use PyAMF for Python and Flourine for .NET as well as the usual AMFPHP but the need to push and have more optimization than a basic object socket connection might be in order.


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La nazionale di pallavolo femminile del Canada è una squadra nordamericana composta dalle migliori giocatrici di pallavolo del Canada ed è posta sotto l'egida della Federazione pallavolistica del Canada.

Rosa
Segue la rosa delle giocatrici convocate per il campionato mondiale 2022.

Risultati

Giochi olimpici

Campionato mondiale

Campionato nordamericano

Volleyball Nations League

World Grand Prix

Coppa del Mondo

Volleyball Challenger Cup

Giochi panamericani

Coppa panamericana

NORCECA Champions Cup

Norceca Pan American Cup Final Six

Montreux Volley Masters

Goodwill Games

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check] The driver needs an explosion-proof flashlight or a chemlight to signal the fueler when to shut off the fuel.
We had opted to land to the left and aft of the chemlight lane they had set up; we didn't want to blow the chemlights off into the desert on the first landing.
If the target house changes during infiltration, a red chemlight on the new house indicates its position to all.
During their discussions the battalion commander continued to track ongoing operations via his helmet-mounted display, and at one point a red chemlight icon appeared on his display.
The helo steadied out in a 40-foot hover just left and aft of the survivors, as I popped a chemlight and put my mask on my head.
There isn't much room in the back of the Dolphin, so after a quick gear check, we concluded it must have been a chemlight.
One chemlight for Alpha Company, two for Bravo Company, and three for Charlie Company.
In addition, at night each member should wear a road guard vest and either attach a chemlight or a flashlight to their LBV once they reach the road.
We had the FM locate and mark a viable landing zone (LZ) with chemlights for the litter recovery.
First, the company marked the AUP and his motorcycle with reflective belts and VS-17 panels during the day and infrared (IR) chemlights at night.


The mission at Care Plus Homehealth Care, Inc is to enhance the health and lives of those we are privileged to service. When you or your loved one has health issues, you want health care you can rely on. Care Plus Homehealth Care, Inc. is here for you.


What happens when a goddess falls in love with mere mortal? The journey of love is an arduous trek. Love is more than sweet, because it gives us the purpose to live, love, think and plan. Love is worth fighting for but sometimes you can't be the only one fighting.
STARRING: Ebele Okaro, South Anthony, Don Brymo Uchegbu, Kelechi Chukwukelu. Regina Daniels.


Do you want to help someone on what could be the hardest day of their life? Do you want to share compelling stories about the work the Red Cross does every day? Do you want to send resources to someone who has just lost everything? You can with the Red Cross. More than 90% of the Red Cross workforce is volunteer based and we need you! Are you available to help us in the following, high-need areas?
Disaster Action Team Member: If you like stepping into action and helping others in your community, consider joining our Disaster Action Team. Disaster Action Team members respond to local disasters (mainly house fires) and connect with the individuals to begin a casework process, guiding them on their road to recovery. Volunteers must have access to their own transportation and be willing to sign up to be on-call for 4, 6-hour shifts a month.
The Dispatcher: Regional Duty Officer (RDO) / Dispatcher is the on-call operations lead for the Cascades Region and ensures a timely and appropriate response to emergencies that occur with the region. The RDO receives the initial request for assistance from first response agencies and individuals that have experienced a disaster; coordinates the mobilization and deployment of initial responders to the disaster scene; and provides ongoing technical assistance and deployment of additional support resources as needed. Commitment: Volunteers in this role must sign up for an average of 4 shifts per month (minimum shift duration is 4 hours) and commit to staying in this role for 1 year. Initial training for this position will be done at a Red Cross office; once training is completed, this volunteer work may be done remotely, from any location.
Communications / Content Creation Volunteer: if you have great communications skills or if social media have no secrets for you, this might be a perfect fit! Communications volunteers assists with writing/reviewing press releases, brochures, newsletters, blogs, social media posts and other written materials. Volunteers must have exceptional written communication skills and be available 15 hours per month; schedule is flexible.
Disaster Public Affairs Volunteer: sends media alerts about Red Cross disaster responses throughout the region. This is an on-call position that can be done from a Red Cross office, from home or any remote location. Volunteers must be able to accept at least 1 on-call evening or weekend shift per week and have access to reliable internet, a computer and phone during their on-call time.
The Transportation Specialist / Driver: the Red Cross supplies blood to more than 60 hospitals in Oregon and Washington. We need great drivers to assist with the transport of blood products throughout the region in a safe and timely manner. This position requires a good driving record and a commitment of driving one run per week.
See something you can help with? volunteer.cascades@redcross.org to apply. We can't do what we do without you!


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Luigi Barral (Meano, 23 de març de 1907 – Lió, 7 de novembre de 1962) va ser un ciclista italià, que fou professional entre 1929 i 1939. El 1949 es nacionalitzà francès.

Bon escalador, va obtenir les principals victòries en les curses que es disputaren a la Costa blava: dues edicions del Gran Premi de Niça, quatre edicions de la cursa a Mont Faron i cinc a la Niça-Mont Agel. També va guanyar el Giro di Campania el 1931. El 1932 va prendre part en el Tour de França, finalitzant en la 9a posició final, primer dels individuals.

Va morir de resultes d'una caiguda soferta en una cursa ciclista per a veterans.

Palmarès
 1931
 1r al Giro di Campania
 1932
 1r al Gran Premi de Niça
 1r a Mont Faron
 1933
 1r a la Niça-Mont Agel
 1934
 1r a Mont Faron
 1r a la Niça-Mont Agel
 1935
 1r al Gran Premi de Niça
 1r al Circuit Justin Berta
 1r a La Turbie
 1r a la Niça-Mont Agel
 1936
 1r a la Masella-Niça
 1r al Gran Premi de la Victòria (Niça)
 1r al Puy-de-Dôme
 1r a la Niça-Mont Agel
 1937
 1r al Circuit Pirenàic
 1r a Mont Faron
 1r a la Niça-Mont Agel
 1939
 1r a Mont Faron

Resultats al Tour de França
 1932. 9è de la classificació general

Resultats al Giro d'Itàlia
 1931. 34è de la classificació general
 1932. 8è de la classificació general
 1934. 10è de la classificació general
 1937. 15è de la classificació general

Resultats a la Volta a Espanya
 1935. ??. 2n del Gran Premi de la muntanya

Enllaços externs
 Fitxa de Luigi Barral a sitiodeciclismo.net
 Fitxa i biografia de Luigi Barral a museociclismo.it

Ciclistes piemontesos
Persones de la ciutat metropolitana de Torí
Morts a Lió
Ciclistes francesos
Naixements del 1907


There in also lies a secret of effective leadership and management.
As a result, leaders and managers need to carefully manage their nonverbal communication. To help you do so, we discuss the eight most important nonverbal cues below, and provide questions that allow you to self-evaluate your level of effectiveness with each cue.
Together, these nonverbal signals communicate your interest and investment in others. Critically important: these elements are experienced much more intensely in the pauses between words. Interruptions in the flow of language offer us our best opportunities for emotional communication. How well you are able to navigate pauses and send these signals will depend on your ability to manage stress and experience your own emotions, as well as those of the other person.
Are you interested in improving your nonverbal communication but struggling to evaluate yourself? Ask a trusted peer for their feedback on what you do well and where you can improve, or to partner together to work on each other's nonverbal communication.
The tips in this post are adapted from Chapter 6 of "Solving Employee Performance Problems," co-written by Connect the Dots' Brenda Hampel and Erika Lamont.