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Guided 2-Hour Berlin City Tour in Self-Drive Mini HotRod Vehicle
See Berlin in a new and fun way with this 2-hour tour in a hot rod. The roadster is a sure way to have fun while sightseeing. Start in Friedrichshain and pass by the East Side Gallery where this is long and preserved stretch of the Berlin Wall, then head to Alexanderplatz and its massive TV tower. Stop at the glass-domed Reichstag for some photos. And then spend the rest of the 2-hour period cruising around Berlin and looking very cool in the process.
Cold War Walking Tour of Berlin
Discover Berlin as the frontier of the Cold War on this guided historical walking tour. After World War II, Berlin changed from the capital city of Nazi Germany into the pivotal city in a struggle to control war-torn Europe. Retrace the trail of the "death strip" and the Berlin Wall. Visit some of Berlin's most popular Cold War attractions, like the Berlin Wall Memorial, Brandenburg Gate, underground "ghost stations," and more. Learn about the history of Berlin, from its founding to this divided city of the Cold War.
Berlin Historical Bike Tour: Berlin Wall and Cold War
Take a deep dive into some of the most famous places and moments of the Cold War during this laid-back half-day bike excursion in East Berlin. Cycle at a relaxed pace to a number of sites located alongside or near the iconic Berlin Wall, including the Berlin Wall Memorial on Bernauer Strasse. Hear insightful stories about Cold War Berlin from your guide, featuring tales of espionage, communism, daring escapes and a famous airlift. This Cold War-themed Berlin bike tour also includes a beach cruiser bike and helmet.
City Sightseeing Berlin Hop-On Hop-Off Bus & Optional Boat Tour
Explore the best Berlin has to offer on this hop-on hop-off bus tour. Choose from two different routes and visit many of Berlin's top attractions, including Brandenburg Gate, Checkpoint Charlie, and the Berlin Wall Memorial. Select a 24- or 48-hour pass, and then board at any of the stops and get to know the city with live onboard commentary, hopping off whenever you'd like. You can also upgrade to add a scenic boat cruise.
3 Hours Segway Discovery Tour Berlin
If you'd like to cover a lot of ground in a short time while sightseeing in Berlin, this Segway tour is the ideal choice. Your local guide will take you to many unmissable sights and tell you all about their history. You'll get an intimate and up-close view of Berlin just as you would on a walking tour, but in less time. This is a perfect tour for travelers who like to try quirky, fun activities.
Berlin Self-Drive Trabi Tour with Guide
Get behind the wheel of an adorable, undersized Trabi for a self-drive tour of Berlin. Enjoy a fun, unique way of seeing the sights; all eyes will be glued to your 'Trabi Convoy' as you putter through the heart of the German capital. Listen to live commentary throughout the trip from an experienced guide, and finish the day with an official Trabant drivers license souvenir.
Berlin Highlights Small-Group Segway Tour
On this small-group, half-day Segway tour, you'll get an attraction-packed introduction to central Berlin. See Checkpoint Charlie, a symbol of the Cold War, and explore the history of Gendarmenmarkt. Cover more sights in less time as you discover the highlights of the city, without having to walk from place to place.
Third Reich and Berlin Wall History 3-Hour Bike Tour in Berlin
Experience the impact that the Nazi period and construction of the Berlin wall left on Germany's capital. Touring Berlin by bike lets you experience historic sites at a pace you can't access by car. Ride along Berlin's bike lanes and neighborhood streets with an experienced guide who knows the city and its history.
Private Walking Tour: Berlin Highlights and Hidden Sights
Get an insider's look at Berlin on this private, guided, 3- or 4-hour walking tour. Enjoy personalized attention while visiting some of Berlin's most popular attractions — like the Berlin Wall Memorial, Checkpoint Charlie and Brandenburg Gate — as well as a few lesser-known locations. Customize the tour and learn about the history of Berlin, from the time of the Teutonic Knights to its role as capital of the Nazi Third Reich, to the divided city of the Cold War, to the modern-day capital of a unified Germany. Hotel pickup and drop-off included.
Third Reich Berlin WalkingTour - Hitler and WWII
Experience the dramatic final days of the World War II in Berlin during this half-day walking excursion. Visit some of the most important historical sites in Berlin with your guide, discovering the series of events that culminated in the final German surrender. Trace the Soviet attack as it drove ever-deeper into the German capital, ending with the final battle at the Reichstag. View the site of Hitler's former bunker and learn about daily life for residents during the war, particularly those who opposed the Third Reich.
2-Hour Segway Discovery Tour Berlin
Take a 2-hour guided Segway tour through Berlin's historic center to visit some of the city's top attractions. Choose from two different itineraries and whizz past famous sights such as Checkpoint Charlie, Brandenburg Gate, and Potsdamer Platz. Learn about the history of the city and each location from your informative guide as you cruise along the streets of the German capital on a Segway.
Dresden Day Trip from Berlin With Guided Dresden Walking Tour
Absorb the wealth of culture and elegant architecture found in Dresden, longstanding hub of German arts, during this full-day from Berlin. Begin with a guided tour of the city center on foot, learning about its history as you explore the Zwinger palace, Semperoper (Semper Opera) and Frauenkirche (Church of our Lady). Spend the afternoon independently, wandering through the city's lush parks, baroque architecture or lovely riverbanks along the Elbe, offering skyline views. This Berlin to Dresden visit also includes transport by air-conditioned coach.
2 Hour Berlin Small Group Segway Tour
Explore Berlin by Segway and spin to top attractions in style on this 2-hour small-group tour. Hop onto your Segway and — following a little practise — head into bustling Berlin with a guide. Explore iconic squares such as Pariser Platz and Potsdamer Platz, and take in famous landmarks including Brandenburg Gate, the Holocaust Memorial, the Reichstag Building and the Victory Column. Along the way, gain insight into Berlin's rich history and find out what makes the city tick.
3-Hour Alternative Berlin Bike Tour: Vibes of Berlin
Discover the hidden gems of Berlin's alternative neighborhoods on a 3-hour bike tour. Bike along the Spree through the funky neighborhoods of Kreuzberg, Friedrichshain, Neukolln, and Treptow. See the painted walls of the East Side Gallery, check out a few clubs in "Kreuzkolln," and learn about Berlin's underground culture from your informative guide.
Alternative Berlin Bike Tour - Off the Beaten Tracks in Small Groups
Discover Berlin's alternative side on a bike tour that goes beyond the main city sights. Venture off the beaten track with an informative guide, who introduces you to the city from a local perspective as you visit districts like Friedrichshain and Kreuzberg and check out locations such as the East Side Gallery, RAW Tempel and more.
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NewsInternational NewsLula da Silva defends 2016 Rio Olympics, asserts his commitment to truth
Lula da Silva defends 2016 Rio Olympics, asserts his commitment to truth
Former Brazilian President Luiz Inacio Lula da Silva. Photo: Reuters
Brasilia, June 7 (RHC)-- In his first video appearance since being imprisoned nearly 60 days ago, former Brazilian President Luiz Inacio Lula da Silva has given a deposition to Brazil's Federal Court to determine if the South American country gave bribes to host the 2016 Rio de Janeiro Olympics, stressing his commitment "is to the truth, because I doubt there is a Brazilian who seeks the truth more than me."
Speaking via video-conference, Lula recalled the moment when the president of the International Olympic Committee, or COI, opened the letter and announced "Rio de Janeiro" as the host city for the 2016 Olympics. He said it was one of the most emotional moments of his life. "I don't know what is the criteria for this citizen who said that it was cheating (selecting Rio de Janeiro for the 2016 Olympics). This citizen doesn't know anything. The COI was very serious."
Lula noted that Brazil, at the time, was a consequential country, one that "was big enough and capable to host the Olympics. The Brazilian government had the obligation to defend Rio de Janeiro. Until then, except for Mexico, (the Olympic games) were only hosted in rich countries."
When questioned by Judge Marcelo Bretas of the 7th Federal Court in Rio de Janeiro about the strong support Brazil received for hosting the Olympics by African countries, Lula said it came naturally. He affirmed that during his presidency he "traveled 34 times to Africa, visited 29 countries and opened 19 embassies in Africa. It was like saying Africans had a fellowship with Brazil."
During Lula's testimony, Judge Bretas noted that the former head of state "is an important figure in our country. His history is important to us all." He also recalled that when he was 18 years old he attended a mass Lula rally in Rio and was "wearing a hat and T-shirt with his name." Lula responded: "You can wear it now. When I hold another rally I'll call, sir, to attend."
Lula also showed good humor even before his deposition. When viewing his image on the video-conference teleprompter he said: "I look good, huh? This tie is an Olympic winner." The former Brazilian football star Pele was invited to give testimony as a witness in the same case. He denied having discussed a bribe payment in order for Senegal to vote in favor of Brazil hosting the 2016 Olympics.
Lula, Brazil's most popular politician and a poll favorite for upcoming presidential elections, was imprisoned in March after Brazil's Supreme Court rejected his habeas corpus appeal against a 12-year prison sentence previously issued over corruption and money-laundering charges. His two terms in office were marked by a slew of social programs, lifting millions of Brazilians out of poverty and removing the country from the United Nations World Hunger Map. He left office with a record approval rating of 83 percent in 2011, according to Datafolha.
Legal experts and observers, however, argue that his sentencing stems from a carefully orchestrated 'lawfare' and media campaign to sideline one of Brazil's most popular politicians from participating in this year's presidential election.
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Spencer H. Larche
Mobile, AL Immigration Law Lawyer with 12 years of experience
(251) 441-9230	1 St. Louis Street, Ste. 4000
Mobile,	AL 36602
Immigration, Business, Health Care and Real Estate
Spencer Larche has broad, large firm experience that he brings to organizations of all sizes in South Alabama. He represents major health care providers, banks and financial institutions, and companies covering a range of industries in their immigration and transactional matters.
From closing SBA and other loans to handling acquisitions, Spencer has a broad range of transactional and corporate experience that also includes advising clients on matters of corporate governance, commercial contracts and regulatory compliance. Spencer is known for his practical and passionate approach to clients, as well as his approachability, accessibility, and responsiveness.
Spencer has become a sought-after lawyer by businesses...
Sujin Kim
Mobile, AL Immigration Law Attorney with 12 years of experience
Free ConsultationImmigration
University of Maryland School of Law and The George Washington University
Sujin Kim, Esq., founded Gulf Coast Immigration to meet the growing need for comprehensive and sophisticated services in all aspects of immigration, including legal services, in the southern Gulf Coast region, in particular Alabama, Florida, and Mississippi.
Ms. Kim's practice includes guidance, advice, counsel and representation for businesses and individuals in matters of immigrant and nonimmigrant visas with a subspecialty focusing on the U.S. Immigration Investor Program (EB-5 Program). She has represented U.S. and international clients, including institutional, business and individual clients pertaining to both employment-based and family-based visas before the U.S. Citizenship.
She earned her BBA in...
Rebecca Ding-Lee
(251) 327-7321	209 N. Joachim Street
Immigration, Criminal Defense and Juvenile
University of Alabama School of Law and Central China Normal University School of Law
Michael Tonder
(251) 472-4998	601 Bel Air Blvd. Ste. 406A
Immigration, Education and Social Security Disability
The Law Office of Michael Tonder, P.C., provides representation to clients along the Alabama, Mississippi, and Florida Gulf Coast who are having difficulty with governmental agencies, such as Social Security Disability/SSI/Children's SSI, Veteran Compensation claims, School District Special Education Disputes, and Immigration cases. Navigating these cases can be confusing to someone not familiar with governmental agencies. There are numerous statutes, regulations, agency rulings, procedural requirements, and case law that make the process overwhelming. The Law Office of Michael Tonder, P.C., guides you through the process every step of the way.
Amanda B Cook
Montgomery, AL Immigration Law Attorney with 8 years of experience
(334) 356-7879	4142 Carmichael Road
Montgomery,	AL 36106
Immigration, Business, IP and Trademarks
Thomas Goode Jones School of Law, Faulkner University
Cook and Associates provide a range of legal services to clients in Montgomery and throughout Alabama, including real estate transactions and litigation, business planning, contracts and contract litigation, immigration, estate planning and litigation, commercial real property, and copyrights/trademarks. We represent clients from small mom and pop restaurants to global manufacturing corporations.
Mary Carstarphen
Gadsden, AL Immigration Law Attorney with 39 years of experience
(256) 251-5155	2600 East Meighan Blvd
Gadsden,	AL 35903-1924
Howard University School of Law
Immigration Attorney and Consultant
Represents clients before USCIS* Board of Immigration Appeals
30 plus years of federal law practice
Former Law Clerk to the Honorable Damon J. Keith, U. S Court of Appeals for the Sixth Judicial Circuit
30 plus years of practice in Federal law
Past Chief Executive Director of D.C. Housing Finance Agency
Steven P. Gregory
Birmingham, AL Immigration Law Attorney with 29 years of experience
(205) 314-4874	2700 Corporate Drive
Immigration, Arbitration & Mediation, Divorce and Domestic Violence
University of Alabama School of Law
Steven P. Gregory has practiced law for twenty-seven years.
Today Mr. Gregory's law practice focuses on collaborative law, collaborative divorce, mediation of all types of disputes, commercial and consumer arbitration, FINRA arbitration and mediation, and selected complex litigation matters.
Mr. Gregory has been admitted on a pro hac vice basis to practice in federal courts in many other states, and he has appeared and presented oral argument on several occasions before the Judicial Panel on Multidistrict Litigation. Listed in the Marquis Who's Who in American Law, Mr. Gregory is a member of the Birmingham Bar Association, the Alabama State Bar, the American...
Michael Moosavi Shabani
Birmingham, AL Immigration Law Lawyer with 23 years of experience
(886) 975-8472	5500 Southlake Park suite 200-250
Immigration, Criminal Defense, Divorce and Family
Birmingham School of Law(AL) and Birmingham School of Law
I am an attorney practicing US Immigration Law. I have dual nationality and a proud Iranian/American. Our goal is to provide the best advice a lawyer can provide at reasonable fee and always keep the client's best interests in mind. Our services extend to adoption, Family and Criminal Law as well as auto injury and workman compensation
Brian W Moore
Montgomery, AL Immigration Law Attorney with 31 years of experience
(334) 293-0568	2740 Zelda Road, 4th Floor
Immigration, Elder, Estate Planning and Probate
University of Alabama School of Law and Thomas Goode Jones School of Law, Faulkner University
Justina Doss
Birmingham, AL Immigration Law Lawyer
(205) 202-5190	2021 Tyson Drive
Free ConsultationImmigration, Bankruptcy and Family
John Adam Chavez
Birmingham, AL Immigration Law Attorney with 5 years of experience
(205) 538-7359	301 Beacon Pkwy W
Immigration, Criminal Defense, DUI & DWI and Landlord Tenant
Birmingham School of Law, Birmingham Alabama
Hoover, AL Immigration Law Attorney with 42 years of experience
(205) 252-9321	2 Chase Corporate Drive
Hoover,	AL 35244
Immigration, Arbitration & Mediation, Civil Rights and Employment
Constangy, Brooks, Smith & Prophete, LLP - Birmingham Office Head Labor and Employment
Boyd F Campbell
Montgomery, AL Immigration Law Lawyer with 32 years of experience
(334) 832-9090	PO Box 11032
Montgomery,	AL 36111-0032
Immigration and Business
Boyd F. Campbell has practiced immigration and nationality law in Montgomery, Alabama, since 1988. He is an active member of the American Immigration Lawyers Association and and has served as a speaker at numerous AILA conferences.
Enefaa Saturday Fenny
IRONDALE, AL Immigration Law Attorney with 33 years of experience
(205) 383-1617	525 20TH STREET SOUTH
IRONDALE,	AL 35210
Immigration, Family, Personal Injury and Trademarks
Samuel Lee Masdon III
Montgomery, AL Immigration Law Attorney
(334) 262-8395	2808 Chestnut St
Immigration, Arbitration & Mediation, Business and Family
Samuel L. Masdon, III is a licensed attorney practicing law in Montgomery, Alabama, and currently serves as the Indigent Defense Counsel for the Montgomery County District Courts. Mr. Masdon is a graduate of The University of Alabama Law School, and has over thirty years of experience. He served as the Winston County District Judge from 2000 to 2007. He is retired from the United States Air Force as a Major, and is fluent in Spanish, Italian and French. Current areas of practice are criminal law; DUI/DWI; Workman's Compensation; Immigration; accidents, divorce, family law, custody, child support,...
Brian Jay Bogdany
Auburn, AL Immigration Law Lawyer
(334) 539-8778	165 E Magnolia Avenue
Auburn,	AL 36830
Immigration and Criminal Defense
Brian J. Bogdany is the founder of The Bogdany Law Firm, L.L.P.
Brian is a member of both the Alabama State Bar and the Florida State Bar. Brian has represented clients regarding immigration matters nation wide. He also represents clients in criminal and civil matters within the States of Alabama and Florida.
Brian's family has deep roots in Auburn stretching back generations.
Michelle Ortiz
Cullman , AL Immigration Law Lawyer with 9 years of experience
(877) 862-7310	409 2nd Avenue SW
Cullman ,	AL 35055
Cumberland School of Law, Samford University
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HOW DOES TOAD-CHARGE™ WORK? The TOAD-CHARGE™ kit connects between your motorhome and dinghy vehicle, using the motohome's 12 volt electrical system to supply charging current to your dinghy vehicle's battery. The kit supplies whatever amount of current your dinghy vehicle battery needs to keep it charged (up to a maximum of 10 continuous amps). This current is available whenever the motorhome engine is running.
WILL TOAD-CHARGE™ WORK WITH MY PARTICULAR BRAND OF MOTORHOME AND DINGHY VEHICLE? Yes, the kit is designed for universal installation, and works with ALL motorhomes and dinghy vehicles equipped with 12 volt electrical systems.
WILL TOAD-CHARGE™ OVERCHARGE MY DINGHY VEHICLE'S BATTERY? No, the Charge Controller supplies only the amount of current being demanded by your dinghy battery to keep it charged. Up to 10 amps of charging current is available, but just a fraction of that amount is typically supplied (depending on how much current is being drawn by the ignition/accessory switch, dashboard lights, supplemental braking system, etc.).
HOW EASY IS IT TO DISCONNECT TOAD-CHARGE™ FROM MY DINGHY VEHICLE WHEN I'M NOT TOWING IT? Although the kit is installed permanently, it has plug-in connectors at the back of the motorhome, at the front of the dinghy vehicle, and on both ends of the tow bar. This allows the tow bar to be completely removed and stowed, or left attached to either the motorhome or dinghy vehicle when not in use. The kit also comes with a snap-on dust cap for every connector to protect them when they aren't in use.
DOES THE TOAD-CHARGE™ KIT ALSO WORK WITH GELL-CELL OR AGM BATTERIES? Yes, TOAD-CHARGE™ works with all lead-acid battery chemistries - Gell-Cell, AGM and conventional Flooded-Cell.
WHAT HAPPENS IF I START EITHER VEHICLE WHILE TOAD-CHARGE™ IS CONNECTED? The Charge Controller prevents your motorhome from supplying excessive current through the wire harness when you start the dinghy vehicle's engine. Similarly, the Charge Controller will not allow any current to flow from the dinghy back to the motorhome, thereby preventing excessive current draw when you start the motorhome engine.
ON MY DINGHY VEHICLE, THE BATTERY IS NOT LOCATED IN THE ENGINE COMPARTMENT. CAN I STILL INSTALL TOAD-CHARGE™? Yes, the Charge Controller is still installed in the engine compartment, but is connected to the Jump-Start terminals in your engine compartment, rather than directly to the posts on the battery.
CAN I CONNECT THE TOAD-CHARGE™ KIT TO MY MOTORHOME'S HOUSE BATTERIES INSTEAD? Yes, this approach has the advantage of allowing you to charge your dinghy vehicle overnight, using AC shore power and your motorhome's DC power converter or inverter/charger to supply the charging current. As soon as the motorhome engine is started, its electrical system takes over the process, continuing to supply charging current to the dinghy vehicle. The installation instructions describe how to connect the kit in this manner.
WHY CAN'T I INSTALL THE CHARGE CONTROLLER IN MY MOTORHOME, RATHER THAN MY DINGHY VEHICLE? The Controller measures your dinghy battery voltage. This measurement is only accurate when the Controller is located near the dinghy battery (i.e., within several feet). Locating it at the motorhome end of the wire harness instead can introduce enough measurement error to make Controller operation unreliable.
MY BUS CONVERSION HAS A 24 VOLT ELECTRICAL SYSTEM. WILL TOAD-CHARGE™ WORK WITH IT? On 24 volt buses equipped with a 12 volt house battery bank, TOAD-CHARGE™ usually can be connected to the 12 volt house batteries (provided they receive a charge from the engine while the bus is being driven). It can NOT be connected directly to a 24 volt electrical system.
WHERE CAN I DOWNLOAD THE INSTALLATION INSTRUCTIONS? Click HERE.
(8.) a heat gun for installing the heat-shrink sleeves over the connnectors. (NOTE: Although using a heat gun gives the best results, a small butane torch or lighter can be used instead).
I WANT TO TOW A SECOND DINGHY VEHICLE BEHIND MY MOTOR HOME - CAN I BUY JUST THE TOAD-CHARGE™ PARTS THAT INSTALL ON THE DINGHY VEHICLE? Yes, a "2nd Dinghy Vehicle Kit" is available for $78.95, plus $5.95 shipping. Click HERE to order it.
CAN I USE MY MOTORHOME'S EXISTING REAR HITCH CONNECTOR, INSTEAD OF YOUR CONNECTORS AND MOTORHOME WIRE HARNESS? Yes, a "Dinghy Kit Without Connectors" is available separately (see below) for this purpose, and contains only the parts that install in the dinghy vehicle (i.e., Charge Controllerr, nylon wire ties, battery terminal connectors, mounting screws, etc.) - You simply connect it to your motorhome's existing hitch connector and tow bar interconnecting cable. However, your existing wiring and hitch connector must be adequate for supplying up to 10 amps to the TOAD-CHARGE™ Charge Controller, plus any other dinghy vehicle loads (i.e., transmission lube pump, supplemental braking system, etc.).
Note that the motorhome wire harness included in our complete TOAD-CHARGE™ kit includes a dedicated ground wire and connector pin, in order to avoid the combined voltage drops from the dinghy's running lights, lube pump, supplemental braking system and TOAD-CHARGE™ Charge Controller. If you use your existing motorhome wiring and connector instead, this important advantage may be lost. Also, note that an adequate circuit breaker or fuse MUST be present on your existing motorhome power wire - Without it, a fire hazard exists in the event of a wiring fault. If this protection isn't already present in your motorhome's wiring, please consider installing the 15 Amp Waterproof Circuit Breaker (available below).
TOAD-CHARGE™ Dinghy Kit Without Connectors (includes Charge Controller & dinghy mounting hardware) @ $78.95 + $5.95 shipping: Click HERE to order.
TOAD-CHARGE™ 15 Amp Waterproof Circuit Breaker @ $12.95 (free shipping when ordered with Dinghy Kit): Click HERE to order.
DOES THE 15 AMP CIRCUIT BREAKER NEED TO BE INSTALLED NEAR MY MOTORHOME BATTERIES? It needs to be installed as close to the battery end of the motorhome wire harness as possible. This ensures that the entire length of the harness is protected against short circuits and overcurrent. Installing it at some midpoint in the harness (or at the motorhome hitch connector) defeats this important protective feature, and is NOT recommended.
HOW DO I MAKE IT EASIER TO INSERT THE BARE HARNESS WIRE ENDS INTO THE CONNECTORS? Hold the connector so that its 2 screw heads are facing up while inserting the wires. This position uses gravity to make the wire clamps inside the connector fall to the bottom, providing maximum room for inserting the wires.
AFTER I'VE INSTALLED THE TOAD-CHARGE™ KIT, HOW DO I KNOW THAT IT'S WORKING? After plugging in the tow bar and motorhome connectors, plug in the dinghy vehicle connector while observing the Charger Controller's status lights - The green POWER light will immediately illuminate to confirm that the Controller is receiving power from the motorhome. When the motorhome engine is running, the yellow CHARGING light should be illuminated to confirm that the motorhome is producing sufficient voltage to charge the dinghy battery. If the CHARGING light is not illuminated, the dinghy vehicle will not receive a charge.
AFTER I UNPLUG MY DINGHY FROM MY MOTORHOME, WHY DO THE CHARGING OR POWER LIGHTS STILL REMAIN ON? The Charge Controller only measures the DC voltage coming from the motorhome every several minutes. So, the lights will remain on until the next time the Regulator makes this measurement.
WHEN I INSTALLED MY KIT, I CONNECTED IT TO MY MOTORHOME'S HOUSE BATTERIES, RATHER THAN THE STARTING BATTERY. WHY ISN'T IT KEEPING MY DINGHY BATTERY CHARGED? On most motorhomes, the house batteries receive their charging current from the engine alternator through a battery isolator relay. Often, the contacts on this relay go bad, preventing any current flow. Consequently, the TOAD-CHARGE kit slowly discharges the house batteries as the motorhome is being driven, until battery voltage drops down to the Charge Controller's disconnect voltage - at which point the dinghy battery receives no charge.
Typically, failure of the battery isolator relay goes unnoticed, because your house battery charger still recharges the house batteries as soon as you hook up to AC shore power.
WHEN MY MOTORHOME IS RUNNING AND PLUGGED INTO MY DINGHY, WHY DOES THE YELLOW "CHARGING" LIGHT ON THE CHARGE REGULATOR BLINK ON AND OFF? Typically, this indicates a poor electrical connection somewhere between the motorhome battery and the Charge Controller. Essentially, the Controller measures adequate DC voltage coming from the motorhome to connect the dinghy battery - at which point the dinghy battery draws enough current to cause excessive voltage drop through the poor connection - which in turn causes the Controller to disconnect. With the dinghy now disconnected, the motorhome voltage rises again, and the entire cycle repeats.
Check for poor connections at the Charge Controller terminals and hitch connectors, and for loose crimps on the ring terminals at the circuit breaker and motorhome battery.
WHY ARE THE CHARGE CONTROLLER'S GREEN "POWER" AND YELLOW "CHARGING" LIGHTS BLINKING ALTERNATELY? This indicates that the Controller isn't measuring any DC voltage at all coming from the dinghy battery, and is usually caused by a poor connection between the regulator and dinghy battery terminals. Also, check to see if you have accidentally swapped the Controller's motorhome and dinghy battery connections.
I DON'T HAVE A HEAT GUN TO INSTALL THE HEAT-SHRINK SLEEVES OVER THE CONNECTORS. WHAT CAN I USE INSTEAD? A small butane torch or lighter works OK, if you take care to apply the heat gently and slowly. Appying too much heat (or applying it too fast) may scorch the sleeve or harness wire insulation.
If using a heat gun, select the "LOW" heat setting (approx. 750 watts).
You can't use a hair dryer - It doesn't produce high enough temperatures to shrink the sleeving.
CAN I BUY SPARE CONNECTORS AND DUST CAPS? Yes, a "Spare Connector/Dust Cap Kit" is available for $16.95 (free shipping). It includes 2 Male and 2 Female connectors, 4 vinyl dust caps with bead chain lanyards, and enough shrink sleeving for all 4 connectors. Click HERE to order it.
CAN I USE THE NEW DUST CAPS AND HEAT-SHRINKABLE SLEEVING ON MY EXISTING TOAD-CHARGE CONNECTORS? Yes, the sleeves and dust caps will fit any a TOAD-CHARGE kit that uses the green 2-pin connectors. A "Dust Cap/Sleeving Kit" is available for $9.95 (free shipping). It includes 4 dust caps with bead chain lanyards, and enough sleeving for all 4 of your TOAD-CHARGE connectors. Click HERE to order it.


The hotel SBH Royal Mónica has 215 rooms distributed in 5 buildings of 3 floors, where we can accommodate a maximum of 440 guests.
With a surface area of 25 m2 and located on the ground floor. With terrace.
With 42 m2 of surface, located on 1ª and 2ª floor, with living room, separate bedroom and balcony.
And if what you want is exclusive accommodation, with more space and privacy, we recommend the superior suites, 9 units that have 67 m2 of surface area, living room, two bedrooms and balcony, located on the 2nd floor, so the views are even better.


Probate is the court process through which a deceased person's estate is administered and distributed. There may or may not be a will by the deceased person. If the deceased person's property is minimal or very carefully provided for by will that is not contested or trust, then an informal and lest costly probate process is possible. If there is no will, the will is contested, or the will or trust is not clear, then a formal (more costly) court probate is necessary to administer and distribute the estate.


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module Flockers
  class WebApp < Sinatra::Application

		get '/profile' do
			authenticate!
			user = Account.first(:id => session['userid'].to_i)
			profile = user.profile

			content_type :json
			profile.to_json
		end

		get '/profile/events' do
			authenticate!
			response = {}
			flocks = []
			user = Account.first(:id => params[:id].to_i)
			events = user.events
			events.each do |i|
				flocks.push(i.ename)
			end
			response["flocks"] = flocks
			content_type :json
			response.to_json

		end
		put '/profile' do
			authenticate!

			profile1 = params[:profile];
			user = Account.first(:id => session['userid'].to_i)
			user.profile.update(:Name => profile1[:Name],:semester => profile1[:semester],:gender => profile1[:gender],:email => profile1[:email],:phone => profile1[:phone],:college => profile1[:college],:description => profile1[:description]);
			user.profile.reload
			content_type :json
			user.profile.to_json
		end

		get '/gameprofile' do
			authenticate!
			user = Account.first(:id => session['userid'].to_i)
			gameprofile = user.gameProfile

			content_type :json
			gameprofile.to_json
		end

		get '/gameprofile/badges' do
			authenticate!
			response = {}
			gameprofile = GameProfile.first(:id => params[:id].to_i)
			badges = []
			gameprofile.badgesowned.each do |i|
				badges.push(Badge.first(:id => i.id).name)
			end
			response["badges"]=badges

     	content_type :json
	   	response.to_json
		end

		get '/topgameprofiles/points' do
			authenticate!
			response = {}
			gameprofiles = []
			profiles = []
			gameprofiles12 = GameProfile.all(:limit => 10,:order => [:points.desc]);

			gameprofiles12.each do |i|
				profiles.push(Profile.first(:id => i.id))
				gameprofiles.push(GameProfile.first(:id => i.id))
			end

			response["gameprofiles"] = gameprofiles;
			response["profiles"] = profiles;
      content_type :json
      response.to_json

		end

		#get '/topprofiles/points' do
			#authenticate!
			#gameprofiles = Profile.all(	:limit => 10,:order => [ :point.desc ])

      #content_type :json
      #gameprofiles.to_json

		#end

	end
end

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"I really believe it makes sense for North Korea to come to the table and make a deal that's good for the people of the North Korea and the people of the world," Trump told journalists following bilateral meetings with South Korean President Moon Jae-in. However, he added that, "The United States stands prepared to defend itself with the full range of our military capabilities if need be," trumpeting the "billions of dollars" of military equipment that he said South Korea will be ordering from the U.S. "We cannot let North Korea threaten all that we have built," Trump said, calling for China and Russia to put more pressure on Pyongyang.
The more measured tone on the second stop of Trump's 12-day, five-nation Asian tour differed from a Monday press conference with Japanese Prime Minister Shinzo Abe in Tokyo, where Trump insisted a military option remains on the table and that "the era of strategic patience is over." Abe agreed that "there is no point in dialogue for dialogue's sake" in the race to stop Kim's escalating missile and nuclear tests.
However, in Japan Trump did carefully distinguish between ordinary North Koreans, whom he called "great people," and the "very repressive regime" in Pyongyang. That is a pertinent distinction for Moon, the son of refugees from the North, who returned the liberals to power in South Korea by pledging to both put pressure on and restart dialogue with the North.
But on home turf, Moon lavished Trump with all the pomp and flattery of which he is so fond, welcoming the former reality television star at the presidential Blue House with a full regalia of flag-bearers in traditional Korean dress and local children fluttering the Stars and Stripes. He even broke with protocol by meeting Trump's plane at Camp Humphreys, a U.S. military base 40 miles south of Seoul, an honor no U.S. president has received before.
"You are already making great progress on making America great again," Moon said.
There are 28,500 American troops in South Korea, and the relationship between Washington and Seoul is of crucial importance given that Japan's pacifist constitution currently precludes it from taking a more active role in defense matters. (Though Japanese Prime Minister Abe is desperate to change that.) The U.S., South Korean and Australian navies held joint drills off the Korean peninsular Monday and Tuesday in actions that Pyongyang deems a dress rehearsal for invasion. More drills involving three U.S. strike groups are due to begin soon in a massive show of force.
Still, demonstrators both for and against Trump's aggressive approach to North Korea faced off in central Seoul on Tuesday. The anti-Trump demonstrators shouted "We hate Trump!," and "No THAAD," referring to the U.S. anti-missile system that South Korea hosts.
"We ask Trump to get rid of THAAD and talk to North Korea without any preconditions," said mom-of-two Yesug Kim, 52, an NGO worker from Seoul staging a sit-in by Seoul's regal Gwanghwamun Square. "The U.S.-South Korea military exercise should be stopped and North Korea should stop testing nuclear weapons: a freeze for freeze," she added, referring to a diplomatic solution backed by China but rejected by Washington and Seoul.
Moon will be hoping that Trump strikes a measured tone in his speech to South Korean lawmakers on Wednesday. "Trump has a real opportunity in his speech at the national assembly to completely shoot down dialogue and call it 'appeasement' again, or he can recognize that it will probably have to be part of the solution, but just not now," says Prof. John Delury, a East Asia expert at Yonsei University in Seoul.
Most of all, Moon will want Trump to refrain from taunting the 33-year-old tyrant Kim Jong Un, whom he has previously mocked as "Little Rocket Man" on Twitter. The 38 North analysis group reports new activity by North Korean nuclear test sites, while South Korean intelligence says the regime may be preparing another rocket launch soon.


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Prosperity for everyone
Our new Housing and Economy Convener, Cllr Kate Campbell, sets out her vision to bring prosperity to every neighbourhood in the city in today's Scotsman.
It is very well known that Edinburgh remains the most prosperous UK city outside London.
In my new role as Housing and Economy Convener of the City of Edinburgh Council, my first priority is going to be to ensure that this prosperity reaches everyone, in every neighbourhood of the city.
I recognise that jobs growth alone has not been sufficient to deliver sustained improvements in living standards for everyone and the time has come to take a good look at why there are still people living in Edinburgh who are not sharing in this prosperity. At the heart of our economy strategy is the message that everyone must have the opportunity to benefit from Edinburgh's success.
Our economy is going from strength to strength and has shown great resilience during tough economic times but we need to be fairer to everyone in terms of wages, opportunity, access to housing, education and good careers if we are to help it to grow further. It is also vital to the city's economy that housing remains affordable in the city.
The economy strategy, which will be presented in June 2018 for approval, will set out an action plan to tackle inequality and poverty. This is an important shift in the focus of our work.
My passion lies in tackling Edinburgh's chronic housing shortage. My first task, as chair of the homelessness task force, is to stop families with children being temporarily housed in bed and breakfasts by June, as we know this can make schooling children and access to cooking facilities difficult. I will also reduce the number of people being temporarily housed in B&Bs and the time they spend in them. It is also vitally important that we reduce the number of people sleeping rough.
Along with our housing association partners, we are delivering the biggest council-led affordable housing programme in the UK with 20,000 affordable homes planned for the next decade. This will help us to tackle the shortage of good quality homes for people on low and middle incomes in the city. There are currently over 2000 affordable and low cost homes under construction on 31 sites across the Edinburgh. This will make a big difference, but it's just the start.
To help support the Capital's continued growth, as a Council, we are also taking a proactive approach to stimulate development.
One of our priorities is to unlock brownfield sites for house builders and developers so that they can deliver the quality housing that we so desperately need and the space to allow businesses to start up, grow and thrive.
Last month we bought the National Grid site at Granton on Edinburgh's Waterfront. This purchase is another step towards the delivery of The Granton Masterplan. An ambitious vision that will see the area transformed into a vibrant new community.
This is hugely important to us as the Waterfront is one of seven key strategic development areas identified in the Edinburgh and South East City Region Deal, signed by all partners last summer.
In addition to the land for housing, community and business development, the site, set in parkland, includes an iconic last remaining gas holder in the city and the former Granton railway station, both of which are grade B listed buildings. Given the significance of these structures they will form a key role in the development proposals for the land and give a focus and identity to the new community.
Over in the west of the city we built industrial units after carrying out research which identified an increasing shortage of good quality industrial space. These units are now fully let. It is clear that there is a need for quality accommodation for businesses that are struggling to expand. Although all of the units are now let, officers are still receiving enquiries and this is a model we are keen to replicate elsewhere in the future.
The population in Edinburgh is at an all-time high and continues to grow at an unprecedented rate. This growth brings challenges of increased pressure on housing, transport and public services and I look forward to playing my part in ensuring that everyone in the city has the opportunity to access quality jobs and housing in the future.
This entry was posted by Media Team on 04/05/2018.
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Seto Ohashi Bridge under construction in 1986, Kurashiki.
Inside former Minakuchi Public Library. Now it is sometimes used as an art gallery.
Toyosato Elementary School was renovated and reopened in May 2009.
Tokyo Tower in its Diamond Veil illumination.
At Hakone-machi on the shore of Lake Ashi, a fantastic reconstruction of the Hakone Sekisho Checkpoint. This is the main office. After years of research, excavations, and construction, the reconstruction was finally completed in 2007 based on accurate records of the major buildings. The reconstructed buildings were built on the exact spot of the original sekisho buildings.
Amasake Chaya, a teahouse for travelers in Hakone. There is a bus stop in front of this teahouse.
Imazu Church, designed by William Merrell Vories. Next to the former bank building also designed by Vories.
Sumo ring near Azuchi Station. It was built in 1988 and once used for a exhibition sumo tournament. It was removed in late 2014 due to a redevelopment of this train station area.
In Kita-Ibaraki, Tenshin used Rokkakudo to listen to ocean waves and gaze at the scenery. On March 11, 2011, it was washed away by the tsunami, but it was rebuilt in 2012.
Izura Rokkakudo (五浦六角堂) is now being maintained by Ibaraki University and it continues to be a sacred spot for Japanese artists.
Opened in 2012, Maizuru Brick Park is a complex of 12 large brick buildings near the Japanese navy base. They were built from 1901 until the 1920s to store munitions (arsenal) for the Imperial Japanese Navy. Eight of the buildings are National Important Cultural Properties and a few of them have been renovated and opened to the public. This is the first building you enter, the Maizuru World Brick Museum (赤れんが博物館).
Hours 9:00 am–5:00 pm, closed Dec. 29–Jan. 1. 15-min. walk from JR Higashi-Maizuru Station (JR Maizuru Line and Obama Line). Parking available.
Inside the huge Maizuru World Brick Museum.
These brick buildings are not open to the public.Maizuru Brick Park, Kyoto Prefecture.
Inside Brick Building No. 5 (赤れんが5号棟), the park's largest building. Built in 1918 to store torpedoes, depth charges, and mines. After the war, it was used by a warehouse company.Now used as an event hall and cafe space (cafe open only on weekends). It can be rented to hold exhibitions or events (concerts, weddings, etc.). It has been reinforced with these steel girders for earthquake resistance. National Important Cultural Property.
The ryokan's annex building was left unused and decrepit for many years and was on the verge of being torn down until a citizens group got together to clean, renovate, and preserve the building. They finally decided to make it a Western-style restaurant serving navy cuisine. It just opened on Oct. 11, 2018. Glad that they preserved the building.
The 1st floor is the main dining room. It even has a Noh stage.
Private dining room at Shoeikan.
Shishinden Hall is the most important building at Kyoto Imperial Palace. In houses the emperor'a throne called Takamikura looking like an alcove. The enthronement ceremony for Emperor Taisho and Showa were held here.
A symbol of Kobe, Kobe Port Tower is 108 meters high, designed like the tsuzumi taiko shoulder drum.
Bottom of Kobe Port Tower.
Phone booth at Nankinmachi, Kobe's Chinatown.
Police box in front of JR Kurayoshi Station.
Near the station is Nagoya City Hall (Shiyakusho) which also sports a castle motif.
Caban Street's most prominent bag shop is this one called Artisan Avenue. The front has a woven basket motif. Toyooka, Hyogo Prefecture.
Eirakukan (永楽館), the Kansai Region's oldest kabuki theater built in 1901. Toward the left was the theater's front entrance that is not used anymore because of the road right in front. They now use a side entrance.
Eirakukan Theater in Izushi, Toyooka, Hyogo.
You can also go underneath the stage and see the revolving stage. It's rotated by hand. Wow neat, how often can you see something like this?
Ichinoyu, perhaps the most famous public bath in Kinosaki Onsen. Looks like a kabuki theater. 一の湯Toyooka, Hyogo Prefecture.
Gosho-no-yu public bath in Kinosaki Onsen, Toyooka, Hyogo. Looks palatial. (御所の湯).
Bus stop shelter near Kou-no-Yu in Kinosaki Onsen, Toyooka, Hyogo.
Komaba Museum is open to the public. Free admission. This was the former university library.
Eitaibashi Bridge spans over the Sumida Bridge. Lit up in blue at night.


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We had another flight training this week. This time Reach Air Medical Services landed on top of Mirkwood. The flight programs are taking advantage of the better spring weather to fit in this training for our Ski Patrol and Base Services crews. Reach is our closest air transport service with a base in Buena Vista, CO. They can be on the ground here at the ski area in about 20 minutes after notification. We have several designated landing zones in our parking lots and on the mountain just in case this type of service is needed.


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Q: Django - using Foreign key mode attribute I have two Django models and connected via Foreignkey element and in the second model I need to use the firs model's attribute - example (pseudocode):
Class Category(models.Model):
      c_attribute = "Blue"

Class Object(models.Model):
      o_category = models.ForeignKey(Category)
      o_color = o_category.c_attribute

The key here is the last line - I got error saying that ForeignKey object has no attribute c_attribute.
Thanks

A: Because o_category is a Key to a Category, not a Category itself!
you can check by type(o_category) to check is not Category!
so you have access to related Cateogry of a Object in other parts of application when connected to database.for example in shell you can write:
c = Category()
c.save()
o  = Object(o_category = c, ...)  #create Object with desired params
... #some changes to o
o.save()
o.o_category.c_attribute #this will work! :)

A: You can use to_field='', but that might give you an error as well.
Class Object(models.Model):
      o_category = models.ForeignKey(Category)
      o_color = models.ForeignKey(Category, to_field="c_attribute")

The best thing is do create a function in your Object model, that would get you the categories c_attribute like so:
def get_c_attribute(self):
    return self.o_category.c_attribute

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Q: los datos de $_session['nombre'] no llegan a las demás páginas
Estoy desarrollando un proyecto web de práctica con la típica configuración PHP, MySql y apache2.
**nota:**
Durante la edición de ésta pregunta pude detectar y solucionar el error. Aún así, quiero formular la pregunta y dejar mi aportación a la comunidad, porque considero que nadie habla sobre este error con claridad.
Un poco de contexto:
Estoy trabajando el área de registro y login.
Todo lo relacionado con el registro lo he completado y me funciona perfectamente.
Básicamente consiste en una primera página llamada registro.php que contiene el siguiente código:
<?php session_start();
/*
  *la funcion Session_start debe de estar arriba del todo en el documento,
  *para que sea lo primero que cargue en header y para que
  *las sesiones creadas en otros documentos, inicien aquí también.
*/
?>
<!DOCTYPE html>

<?php
    require_once ('fragmentosPHP/head.php');
?>

    <?php
        require_once('fragmentosPHP/header.php');
    ?>

Registro de nueva cuenta

            <?php require_once ('fragmentosPHP/registrarUsuario/formularioRegistro.php'); ?>

    <?php
        require_once('fragmentosPHP/aside.php');
    ?>

    <?php
        require_once ('fragmentosPHP/footer.php');
    ?>

Dentro de formularioRegistro.php tengo el siguiente código:
<?php
    /*Verifico primero si se han creado estas sesiones que vienen de datosNuevoUsuario.php*/
    require_once './phpScripts/funciones.php';
    if(isset($_SESSION['errores'])){
        $errores = $_SESSION['errores'];
    }
    if (isset($_SESSION['datosErroneos'])) {
        $datosErroneos = $_SESSION['datosErroneos'];
    }
    if(isset($_SESSION['errores']) || isset($_SESSION['datosErroneos'])){
        $mensajeAvisoId = 'avisoErrorServidor';/*esto es para asignar un nombre al id del
div contenedor y así poder ponerle estilos CSS*/
    }
?>

<form action="/fragmentosPHP/registrarUsuario/datosNuevoUsuario.php" method="POST" id=formRegistro>
    correo
    <input type="email" placeholder="correo" name="correo"
    value="<?php
       if(isset($datosErroneos['correo'])){echo $datosErroneos['correo'];}
       /*Con esto consigo que no se borre lo que el usuario ha introducido*/
       ?>"
    required/>
    <?php if(isset($errores['correo'])){echo mensajeAviso('errores', 'correo', $mensajeAvisoId);}
/*con esto muestro los errores de validación. mensajeAviso() pide tres variables:
la primera el nombre de la sesion, la segunda el nombre del campo del valor
y la tercera el nombre del id para poder darle estilos CSS y me imprime un
div con el mensaje de error*/?>

    Nombre público de usuario
    <input type="text" minlength="4" maxlength="10" placeholder="Nick" name="usuario"
    value="<?php if(isset($datosErroneos['usuario'])){echo $datosErroneos['usuario'];}?>"
    required/>
    <?php if(isset($errores['usuario'])){echo mensajeAviso('errores', 'usuario', $mensajeAvisoId);} ?>

    Nueva contraseña
    <input type="password" minlength="4" maxlength="20" placeholder="create a password" name="pass"
    value="<?php if(isset($datosErroneos['pass'])){echo $datosErroneos['pass'];}?>"
    required/>
    <?php if(isset($errores['pass'])){echo mensajeAviso('errores', 'pass', $mensajeAvisoId);} ?>

    Repita la nueva contraseña
    <input type="password" minlength="4" maxlength="20" placeholder="repeat password" name="repPass"
    value="<?php if(isset($datosErroneos['repPass'])){echo $datosErroneos['repPass'];}?>"
    required/>
    <?php if(isset($errores['repPass'])){echo mensajeAviso('errores', 'repPass', $mensajeAvisoId);} ?>

    <input type="submit" value="Registrarse" id ="btnEnviarFormularioRegistro">

    <?php
        /*si existe la sesion de 'MySqlConexion' significa que los datos eran válidos
y NO habían coincidencias (el usuario o correo no estaban ya en la base de datos)*/
        if(isset($_SESSION['MySqlConexion']) &&
        !isset($_SESSION['errores']) &&
        !isset ($_SESSION['MySqlConexion_error']) &&
        !isset($_SESSION['MySqlConexion_errorNick']) &&
        !isset($_SESSION['MySqlConexion_errorCorreo'])){
            $mensajeAvisoId = 'avisoServidor';/*cambio el nombre, para CSS.*/
            echo mensajeAviso('MySqlConexion', 'aviso', $mensajeAvisoId);
/*mostrará un aviso de confirmación: usuario registrado correctamente*/
        }
        elseif (isset($_SESSION['MySqlConexion_error'])) {
            echo mensajeAviso('MySqlConexion_error', 'aviso', $mensajeAvisoId);
        }
/*mostrará aviso de error*/
        elseif(isset($_SESSION['MySqlConexion_errorNick'])) {
            echo mensajeAviso('MySqlConexion_errorNick', 'aviso', $mensajeAvisoId);
        }
/*mostrará aviso de error*/
        elseif (isset($_SESSION['MySqlConexion_errorCorreo'])) {
            echo mensajeAviso('MySqlConexion_errorCorreo', 'aviso', $mensajeAvisoId);
        }
/*mostrará aviso de error*/
        session_destroy(); //Destruimos las sesiones para que al recargar, cerrar o volver a entrar,
        //no recuerde nada
    ?>
</form>

Aquí es donde está todo el procesamiento de datos (datosNuevoUsuario.php):
<?php
session_start(); /*He notado que esta funcion se necesita tanto aquí como en
registro.php para funcionar correctament no entiendo muy bien por qué la necesita aquí y no solo en la de registro.php*/

//recojemos los datos, saneamos y le asignamos variables si están seteados. Tres pasos en uno:
if (isset($_POST)) {
    $correo     = isset($_POST['correo'])  ?
    strip_tags(trim($_POST['correo']))  : null;
    $usuario    = isset($_POST['usuario']) ?
    strip_tags(trim($_POST['usuario'])) : null;
    $pass       = isset($_POST['pass'])    ?
    strip_tags(trim($_POST['pass']))    : null;
    $repPass    = isset($_POST['repPass']) ?
    strip_tags(trim($_POST['repPass'])) : null;
}
//con strip_tags quitamos tags de html
//con Trim eliminamos cualquier indicación de espacios o saltos de linea (ACTUALIZABLE
PARA FILTRAR MAS SIMBOLOS)

//creamos una variable tipo array para guardar ahí todos los mensajes de error que vayamos acumulando:
$error = array();

//VALIDACION de cada uno de los datos antes de utilizarlos en la base de datos:
    if (!is_null($correo) && filter_var($correo, FILTER_VALIDATE_EMAIL)) {
        /*en el caso de que el campo correo esté rellenado y tenga un formato válido
        lo convertiremos en minusculas:*/
        $correo = mb_convert_case($correo, MB_CASE_LOWER, "UTF-8");
        //esto es para que de igual si ingresas el correo en mayusculas o minusculas
    } elseif(is_null($correo)){
        $error ['correo'] = '❌ El campo correo es obligatorio';
    } else{
        $error ['correo'] = '❌ El correo introducido es incorrecto';
    }

    if (!is_null($usuario) && is_string($usuario)
        && strlen($usuario) >= 4 && strlen($usuario) <= 10
        && !preg_match_all('/[^a-zA-Z0-9\-_]/', $usuario))
        /*Significa que para cumplir la condición NO tiene que haber ningun caracter
no-alfanumerico salvo el guion y barra baja*/
        {
    } elseif (is_null($usuario)){
        $error ['usuario'] = '❌ El campo usuario es obligatorio';
    } elseif(strlen($usuario) < 4 || strlen($usuario) > 10){
        $error ['usuario'] = '❌ El usuario debe tener entre 4 y 10 caracteres';
    } else{
        $error ['usuario'] = '❌ El usuario NO es válido. Use mayusculas, minusculas,
        números, guiones o barras bajas.';
    }

    if (!is_null($pass) && is_string($pass)
        && strlen($pass) >= 4 && strlen($pass) <= 20
        && !preg_match_all('/[^a-zA-Z0-9\-_]/', $pass) && $usuario != $pass) {
    } elseif(is_null($pass)){
        $error ['pass'] = '❌ El campo contraseña es obligatorio.';
    } elseif(strlen($pass) < 4 || strlen($pass) > 20){
        $error ['pass'] = '❌ La contraseña debe tener entre 4 y 20 caracteres.';
    } elseif($usuario = $pass){
        $error ['pass'] = '❌ La contraseña NO puede ser igual al usuario.';
    } else{
        $error ['pass'] = '❌ La contraseña NO es válida, utilice sólo mayusculas, minusculas,
        números, guiones o barras bajas.';
    }

    if (!is_null($repPass) && is_string($repPass)
        && strlen($repPass) >= 4 && strlen($repPass) <= 20
        && !preg_match_all('/[^a-zA-Z0-9\-_]/', $repPass) && $repPass == $pass) {
    } elseif(is_null($repPass)) {
        $error ['repPass'] = '❌ El campo: repetir contraseña, es obligatorio';
    } elseif($repPass !== $pass){
        $error ['repPass'] = '❌ Las contraseñas NO coinciden';
    }

/*COMPROBAR COINCIDENCIAS EN BASE DE DATOS*/
if (count($error) == 0) { //esto solo se va a cumplir SI NO HAY errores:
    //Cargamos las funciones PHP y las funciones SQL:
    require_once('../../phpScripts/funciones.php');
    require_once('../../phpScripts/funcionesSQL.php');
    //Cargamos la información de la base de datos:
    require_once('../SQLinfo.php');
    //Reasignar variables para SQL (IMPORTANTE ANTES DE CARGAR LAS SENTENCIAS)
    $correo     =   mysqli_real_escape_string($conexion, $correo);
    $usuario    =   mysqli_real_escape_string($conexion, $usuario);
    $pass       =   mysqli_real_escape_string($conexion, $pass);
    $repPass    =   mysqli_real_escape_string($conexion, $repPass);
    //ciframos la contraseña de una vez:
    $hashPass   =   encriptar($pass);
    //Cargamos las sentencias:
    require_once('../sentenciasSQL.php');
    //Conectamos a la base de datos y Seteamos la codificación:
    formatearNamesBD($conexion, $formateoSQL);
    //Realizamos las consultas:
    //revisamos que no hayan usuarios con el mismo correo
    if(coincidenciasBD($conexion, $sentCorreos, 'correo',  $correo) === true){
        $_SESSION['MySqlConexion_errorCorreo'] = array(
            'aviso' => '❌ Este correo ya ha sido registrado');
            //creamos la sesion con los datos que metió el usuario para devolverlos:
            $_SESSION['datosErroneos'] = array(
                'correo'  => $correo,
                'usuario' => $usuario,
                'pass'    => $pass,
                'repPass' => $repPass);
        header('location: ../../registro.php');
    }
    //revisamos que no hayan usuarios con el mismo nombre en la BD:
    if(coincidenciasBD($conexion, $sentNicks, 'nick', $usuario) === true){
        $_SESSION['MySqlConexion_errorNick'] = array(
            'aviso'     => '❌ Este nick ya ha sido registrado');
        $_SESSION['datosErroneos'] = array(
            'correo'    => $correo,
            'usuario'   => $usuario,
            'pass'      => $pass,
            'repPass'   => $repPass);
        header('location: ../../registro.php');
    }

    //Si no hay coincidencias ni en usuario ni en correo, procedemos a hacer el registro:
    if(coincidenciasBD($conexion, $sentNicks, 'nick', $usuario) === false
    && coincidenciasBD($conexion, $sentCorreos, 'correo',  $correo) === false){

        //->acceder a la base de datos y registrar los valores en la misma:
        $registrarUsuario =
        ejecutarSentenciaBD($conexion, $sentRegistrar, $hashPass, $usuario, $correo);

        /*Nos aseguramos que ha sido creado y creamos la sesión con el mensaje
de confirmación y volvemos a pagina del formulario: */
        if($registrarUsuario){
            $_SESSION['MySqlConexion'] = array(
                'aviso' => 'usuario registrado correctamente');
            header('location: ../../registro.php');
        }else{
            $_SESSION['MySqlConexion_error'] = array(
                'aviso' => '❌ El usuario no se ha podido registrar. Inténtelo más tarde'
            );
            $_SESSION['datosErroneos'] = array(
                'correo'  => $correo,
                'usuario' => $usuario,
                'pass'    => $pass,
                'repPass' => $repPass
            );
            header('location: ../../registro.php');
        }

    }
} else {
    /*En el caso de que haya errores, creamos una var superglobal de tipo session 'errores'
    para poder mostrar los mensajes de error.*/
    $_SESSION['errores'] = $error;
     /*creamos una var superglobal de tipo session 'datosErroneos' para poder devolver todos
     los datos introducidos al formulario mediante un array*/
    $_SESSION['datosErroneos'] = array(
        'correo'  => $correo,
        'usuario' => $usuario,
        'pass'    => $pass,
        'repPass' => $repPass);
    header('Location: ../../registro.php'); //redireccionamos a la misma página para que no se salga.
}
?>

El problema:
Con lo anterior terminado y funcionando correctamente, procedí a hacer el área de login.
El trabajo era similar, por lo que no había que cambiar demasiado el modelo de trabajo (un formulario de usuario y contraseña, validar, verificar, contrastar con base de datos y con ello generar las sesiones correspondientes). Mas sin embargo el código no funcionaba; sí lo hacía en estructura, al comprobar en la base de datos el usuario y la contraseña hasheada pero a la hora de redirigir al login.php, los datos de las sesiones desaparecían.
login.php contenía el siguiente código:
<?php
session_start();/* la funcion se hereda a todos los require/include aquí mencionados.
Session_start debe de estar arriba del todo en el documento.
*/
?>
<!DOCTYPE html>

<?php
    require_once ('fragmentosPHP/head.php');
?>

    <?php
        require_once('fragmentosPHP/header.php');
    ?>

Iniciar sesion

            <?php require_once('fragmentosPHP/iniciarSesion/formularioLogin.php');?>

    <?php
        require_once('fragmentosPHP/aside.php');
    ?>

    <?php
        require_once ('fragmentosPHP/footer.php');
    ?>

Los datos del formularioLogin.php, se procesaban aquí: datosLogin.php
<?php
    //RECIBIR LOS DATOS
    if (isset($_POST)) {
        $usuario = isset($_POST['usuario'])  ?
        strip_tags(trim($_POST['usuario']))  : null;
        $pass    = isset($_POST['pass'])     ?
        strip_tags(trim($_POST['pass']))     : null;
    }
    //VALIDAR Y SANEAR DATOS
    $error = array(); //Array para acumular los mensajes de error

    if (isset($usuario) && is_string($usuario)
    && strlen($usuario) >= 4 && strlen($usuario) <= 10
    && !preg_match_all('/[^a-zA-Z0-9\-_]/', $usuario)) {
    }elseif (strlen($usuario) >= 10 || strlen($usuario) <= 4) {
        $error ['usuario'] = '❌ El usuario debe tener entre 4 y 10 caracteres';
    }elseif(preg_match_all('/[^a-zA-Z0-9\-_]/', $usuario)){
        $error ['usuario'] = '❌ Existen caracteres inválidos en el usuario';
    }
    else {
        $error ['usuario'] = '❌ Por favor introduzca el nombre de usuario';
    }

    if (isset($pass) && is_string($pass)
    && strlen($pass) >= 4 && strlen($pass) <= 10
    && !preg_match_all('/[^a-zA-Z0-9\-_]/', $pass)) {
    }elseif (strlen($pass) >= 10 || strlen($pass) <= 4) {
        $error ['pass'] = '❌ La contraseña debe tener entre 4 y 10 caracteres';
    }elseif(preg_match_all('/[^a-zA-Z0-9\-_]/', $pass)){
        $error ['pass'] = '❌ Existen caracteres inválidos en la contraseña';
    }
    else {
        $error ['pass'] = '❌ Por favor introduzca la contraseña';
    }

    if (count($error) == 0) {
        //Cargamos la información de la base de datos:
        require_once('../SQLinfo.php');
        //Cargamos las funciones PHP y las funciones SQL:
        require_once('../../phpScripts/funciones.php');
        require_once('../../phpScripts/funcionesSQL.php');
        //Reasignar variables para SQL
        $usuario =   mysqli_real_escape_string($conexion, $usuario);
        $pass    =   mysqli_real_escape_string($conexion, $pass);
        //Cargamos las sentencias:
        require_once('../sentenciasSQL.php');
        //Conectamos a la base de datos y Seteamos la codificación:
        formatearNamesBD($conexion, $formateoSQL);
        //COMPARAR CON LA BASE DE DATOS
        if(coincidenciasBD($conexion, $sentNicks, 'nick', $usuario) === true){
            $hashPass = ejecutarSentenciaConsultaBD($conexion, $sentExtraerHash, $usuario);

            if(validarPass($pass, $hashPass['pass']) === true){
            //Llegados a este punto hemos comprobado que Existe el usuario y que coincide con su hash
            //por lo tanto, extraemos todos los datos del usuario y creamos la sesión.
                $datosPerfilUsuario = ejecutarSentenciaConsultaBD($conexion, $sentExtraerPerfil, $usuario);
                $_SESSION['usuarioLogueado'] = array(
                    'usuario'   => $datosPerfilUsuario['nick'],
                    'correo'    => $datosPerfilUsuario['correo']
                );
                //var_dump($_SESSION['usuarioLogueado']);
                header('Location: ../../index.php');
            }else{
                $_SESSION['MySqlConexion_error'] = array(
                    'aviso'  => '❌ Contraseña Incorrecta, inténtelo de nuevo'
                );
                $_SESSION['datosErroneos'] = array(
                    'usuario' => $usuario
                );
                header('Location: ../../login.php');
            }
        }else{
            $_SESSION['MySqlConexion_error'] = array(
                'aviso'     => '❌ Este nick NO se encuentra registrado');
            $_SESSION['datosErroneos'] = array(
                'usuario'   => $usuario
            );
            header('Location: ../../login.php');
        }
    }
    //CREAR SESIONES EN CASO INCORRECTO
    else{
    //En el caso de que haya errores, creamos una var superglobal de tipo session 'errores'
    //para poder mostrar los mensajes de error a modo de array.
    $_SESSION['errores'] = $error;

    //creamos una var superglobal de tipo session 'datosErroneos' para poder devolver todos
    //los datos introducidos al formulario mediante un array
    $_SESSION['datosErroneos'] = array(
        'usuario' => $usuario
    );
    header('Location: ../../login.php');
    }
?>

** y esto en index.php:**
<?php session_start();/* la funcion se hereda a todos los require/include aquí mencionados.
Session_start debe de estar arriba del todo en el documento.
*/

?>
<!DOCTYPE html>

<?php
    require_once ('fragmentosPHP/head.php');
?>

<?php

?>
    <?php
        require_once('fragmentosPHP/header.php');
    ?>

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    <?php
        require_once('fragmentosPHP/aside.php');
    ?>

    <?php
        require_once('fragmentosPHP/footer.php');
    ?>

Como podéis ver ambos contenían su sesion_start(); correspondiente. pero login seguía sin funcionar.
Al introducir erroneamente un usario o su contraseña, no me generaban ningúm mensaje de error. Y si consultaba var_dump($_SESSION['nombreDelaSesionEnCuestion']) aparecían todos como NULL.

A: La solución:
Finalmente, revisando el código, me dí cuenta de la solución en datosNuevoUsuario.php, ya que durante mi práctica comenté lo siguiente en la primera línea:
session_start(); /*He notado que esta funcion se necesita tanto aquí como en
registro.php para funcionar correctamente no entiendo muy bien por qué la necesita aquí y no solo en la de registro.php*/

Según toda la documentación y manuales de PHP que leí, mencionaba la importancia de declarar session_start() al principio del documento en la página de destino  para poder "importar" todas las sessiones y sus datos creados. Pensar que funcionaba así fue el origen del error y la confusión.
Al incluir session_start() en datosLogin.php, funcionó todo correctamente, ya que allí no estaba declarado.
En resumen:
Para entenderlo, he imaginado que funciona como un puente:
Mis datos salen de datosNuevoUsuario.php -y van hacia-> formularioNuevoUsuario.php
por lo tanto en ambos debo "abrir la entrada" con session_start().
Igualmente para datosLogin.php --> index.php.


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Sarah Sanders isn't too bad looking. If you can get past the trump part.
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Theses, Dissertations and Culminating Projects
The Effects of Ketamine Administration on Novel Object Placement and Hippocampal AMPA Receptor Expression in the Male Long Evan Rats
Ruchael McNair, Montclair State UniversityFollow
College of Humanities and Social Sciences
Department/Program
Thesis Sponsor/Dissertation Chair/Project Chair
Alan Pehrson
Jennifer Pardo
Erin Kang
Many psychiatric and neurological disorders such as major depressive disorder (MDD) and mild cognitive impairment (MCI) present with deficits across many cognitive domains including spatial memory and structural dysfunction of the hippocampus. The dorsal hippocampus is indicated to play a special role in spatial memory. Synaptic plasticity mechanisms are also critical in memory function in the hippocampus. Long-term potentiation (LTP) is one type of synaptic plasticity that is directly associated with memory function. Mechanisms of LTP increase α-amino-3-hydroxy-5-methyl-4- isoxazolepropionic acid (AMPA) receptors through n-methyl-d-aspartate (NMDA) receptor activation. Ketamine is an NMDA antagonist that has recently gained attention for its rapid and sustained effects on synaptic plasticity, improvements in depressive symptoms and improvements in cognitive performance. The extant literature suggests that ketamine increases AMPA receptor expression, LTP and other mechanisms in the hippocampus that govern cognitive performance. Furthermore, the literature suggests that ketamine administered 24 hours prior to cognitive tasks improves some aspects of memory. The mechanisms through which ketamine may produce changes in synaptic plasticity remains unknown. We sought to investigate ketamine's effects on AMPA receptor expression in the dorsal hippocampus. We hypothesized that ketamine would produce dose-dependent improvements in spatial memory performance in the NOP task, and increases in AMPA receptor binding in the dorsal hippocampus. We found that ketamine had no effect on spatial memory performance or AMPA receptor binding, which does not support some of the previous findings in the literature. Further research is important in determining the mechanism underlying ketamine effects on synaptic mechanisms.
McNair, Ruchael, "The Effects of Ketamine Administration on Novel Object Placement and Hippocampal AMPA Receptor Expression in the Male Long Evan Rats" (2021). Theses, Dissertations and Culminating Projects. 766.
https://digitalcommons.montclair.edu/etd/766
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Marriage on My Mind
by Susan Wiggs, author of Marrying Daisy Bellamy and co-author (with her daughter!) of How I Planned Your Wedding: The All-True Story of a Mother and Daughter Surviving the Happiest Day of Their Lives.
I've had weddings on my mind lately–both fictional and real. Marrying Daisy Bellamy has been a long labor of love for me. Daisy first sprang to life on the pages of Summer at Willow Lake, the first of the Lakeshore Chronicles. A troubled teen with a chip on her shoulder, she exuded attitude and pathos, stealing every scene. As the novels progressed, so did Daisy, stumbling her way through life, falling apart and putting herself back together.
To my surprise, readers embraced this challenging young lady, rooting for her as she struggled through her parents' divorce, an unplanned pregnancy, single motherhood, school and career. Fans were divided between Daisy's two love interests–Julian Gastineaux, the hunky, ambitious adrenalin junkie in pursuit of a career in the air force, and Logan O'Donnell, the handsome heir to a shipping fortune who stepped up to take responsibility as the father of her child. Readers on Team Julian are in love with his romance and passion. The devotees of Team Logan value his devotion and commitment to family and tradition.
As for Daisy, she's torn. Both men have been vying for her heart, and in Marrying Daisy Bellamy, she finally makes her choice. But like all things Daisy, the road to happily-ever-after takes some dramatic twists and turns, pushing her to the emotional brink again and again. She has to figure out exactly what it means to follow where the heart.
While writing this book, my own life was taking some twists and turns as well. My adorable (and adored) daughter, Elizabeth, was swept up in a whirlwind of her own, falling in love, getting engaged and planning the biggest celebration of her life–aka The Wedding. Her road to romance was not nearly as challenging as Daisy's, since she only had one hunky hero vying for her hand–the brilliant and handsome law student she met her senior year of college. It was thrilling to see her find the one precious thing we all want for our child–the perfect mate.
But as in any good story, the wedding was not without its moments of drama or, as Elizabeth put it, eating-icing-straight-out-of-the-can rage. Yet somewhere in between, we managed to find the right balance and pull off the happiest day of her life.
So both my girls–the fictional Daisy and the all-too-real and hilarious Elizabeth–will find their happily-ever-after in the pages of a book. Mira Books and Harlequin have given them first-class artwork, so they're all dressed up and ready to go home with you. I hope you enjoy Marrying Daisy Bellamy and How I Planned Your Wedding: The All-True Story of a Mother and Daughter Surviving the Happiest Day of Their Lives.
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Missions › Luna 09
The Soviet Union's Luna 9 was the first spacecraft to make a survivable landing on the Moon. This also was the first soft landing on a world beyond Earth.
Luna 9 sent back nine images from the surface of the Moon.
The lander proved spacecraft would not simply sink into lunar dust, a finding that paved the way for future Moon landings, including the Apollo missions.
Nation Union of Soviet Socialist Republics (USSR)
Objective(s) Lunar Soft-Landing
Spacecraft Ye-6M (no. 202)
Spacecraft Mass About 3,500 pounds (1,583.7 kilograms)
Mission Design and Management GSMZ imeni Lavochkina
Launch Vehicle Molniya-M + Blok L (8K78M no. U103-32, also U15000-49)
Launch Date and Time Jan. 31, 1966 / 11:41:37 UT
Launch Site Baikonur Cosmodrome, Kazahkstan (NIIP-5 / Site 31/6)
Scientific Instruments 1. Imaging System
2. Gamma-Ray Spectrometer
3. KS-17M Radiation Detector
First survivable landing on the Moon: Feb. 3, 1966
With this mission, the Soviets accomplished another spectacular first in the space race, the first survivable landing of a human-made object on another celestial body and the transmission of photographs from its surface.
Luna 9 was the 12th attempt at a soft-landing by the Soviets. It was also the first deep space probe built by the Lavochkin design bureau that would design and build all future Soviet (and Russian) lunar and interplanetary spacecraft.
All operations prior to landing occurred without fault. A 48-second mid-course correction at 19:29 UT on Feb. 1, 1966 some 145,000 miles (233,000 kilometers) from the Moon directed the probe to its target in the Ocean of Storms. About one hour before touchdown at a distance of 5,200 miles (8,300 kilometers), Luna 9 was put in proper attitude for retrofire. Just prior to engine ignition, two side compartments were jettisoned, followed by inflation of two shock-absorbing airbags covering the lander to a pressure of 1 atmosphere. Its main S5.5A engine ignited at an altitude of 46.5 miles (74.885 kilometers) above the surface and fired for 48 seconds until the probe was just 850 to 870 feet (260 to 265 meters) above ground, thus decelerating Luna 9 from 8,500 feet (2,600 meters) per second to a few feet per second.
Just above the surface, a long boom sensor made contact with the lunar surface, thus issuing a command to eject the 23-inch (58-centimeter) spheroid ALS capsule weighing 220 pounds (99.8 kilograms) from the main bus. The ALS (still enclosed in surrounded airbags) landed a few yards (meters) away. The impact time was recorded as 18:45:30 UT on Feb. 3, 1966 west of the Reiner and Marius craters in the Ocean of Storms (reported as 7 degrees 8 minutes north latitude and 64 degrees 32 minutes west longitude but closer to 8 degrees north latitude and 64 degrees west longitude).
About four minutes after landing, the airbags split open, and the petals covering the top of the ALS were deployed.
Precisely 4 minutes and 10 seconds after touchdown, Luna 9 began transmitting initial telemetry data back to Earth, although it would be another 7 hours (at 01:50 UT on Feb. 4, after the Sun climbed from 3 degrees to 7 degrees elevation) before the probe began sending back the first of nine images (including five panoramas) of the surface of the Moon.
The first panoramic images arrived very early in the morning in Moscow, and because officials were afraid to wake up Soviet space program curator Dmitriy Ustinov (1908-1984) (whose permission was required for publication in the Soviet media), the first panoramic images were actually published in the British media courtesy of Sir Bernard Lovell (1913-2012) at the Jodrell Bank Observatory who had intercepted and analyzed the same data.
The later images had the Sun much higher, up to 41 degrees, thus causing the shadow relief of the images to change. These were the first images sent back from the surface of another planetary body.
Controllers noticed at one point that Luna 9's vantage point had slightly shifted over the sequence of images, possibly caused by the diminishing water supply of its thermal control system which changed its weight distribution. This change in perspective (of about 4 inches or 100 mm) opened up the possibility of stereo photography of the surface.
The KS-17M radiation detector measured a dosage of 30 millirads per day.
Perhaps the most important discovery from the mission was determining that a foreign object would not simply sink into the lunar dust, i.e., that the ground could support a heavy lander.
Mission controllers expected that the last communications session would be on Feb. 5, 1966 (from 16:00 to 17:41 UT) but were pleased to have an additional one, on Feb. 6, 1966 (from 20:37 to 22:55 UT). By the time contact was lost, controllers had communicated with Luna 9 over seven communications sessions lasting 8 hours and 5 minutes.
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Home> Research & Publications> Perspectives on History> Issues> April 2011> In Memoriam> Lawrence E. Gelfand (1926-2010)
Lawrence E. Gelfand (1926-2010)
Michael Hogan and Ellis Hawley | Apr 1, 2011
Honorary life member of the AHA; leading diplomatic historian
Lawrence E. (Larry) Gelfand, professor emeritus of history at the University of Iowa, passed away on November 30, 2010, in Irvine, California. The cause of death was heart failure. He was 84.
Born in Cleveland, Ohio, in 1926, Gelfand attended public schools in Cleveland Heights. He served in the U.S. Army (Infantry) and the Military Police in 1944–46 before returning to his education at (Case) Western Reserve University, where he received his BA in 1949 and his MA in 1950. He completed his PhD at the University of Washington in 1958, where he worked with W. Stull Holt. His doctoral dissertation, published as The Inquiry: American Preparations for Peace, 1917–19 (Yale University Press, 1963), excavated the fascinating—and until that point little-known—story of the American preparatory commission, a group of scholars empanelled by Woodrow Wilson to lay the groundwork for the peace.
Gelfand began his academic career at the University of Hawai'i in 1956 and taught at the University of Washington (1958–59) and the University of Wyoming (1959–62) before settling at the University of Iowa in 1962. He taught at Iowa for 32 years before his retirement in 1994. During that time, he had stints as a visiting professor at the University of Oregon (1966), the University of Montana (1970), the University of Washington (1974), and—a year of which he was particularly fond—as the Mary Ball Washington Distinguished Fulbright Professor of American History at University College Dublin (1987–88).
At Iowa, Gelfand taught many courses but his bread-and-butter was the immensely popular two-semester survey on the U.S. in World Affairs and an equally popular course on World War II. His early research had also left him with a deep and continuing interest in the history of planning, and in 1984 he and his colleague Ellis Hawley taught an NEH Seminar for College Teachers on "The New Rationality: Planners and Politicians in Wartime and Interwar America, 1917–45." He was also active in Iowa's graduate program, directing more than 60 MA theses and more than 20 doctoral dissertations. In addition, his career at Iowa included service as department chair, and a term as president of the university's Faculty Senate. He played a significant leadership role in the State Historical Society of Iowa at a critical period of its development and actively supported the professional work of Iowa Teachers of College History. In 1979 he was a key member of an investigating team that surveyed and reported on history teaching in Iowa's public high schools. His contributions to public history also included service on the board of the Harry S. Truman Presidential Library.
Gelfand was one of the leading diplomatic historians of his generation. He was a driving force behind the development of the Society for Historians of American Foreign Relations (SHAFR), and served as its president in 1982. His leadership in SHAFR is recognized by the annual Lawrence Gelfand-Armin Rappaport Dissertation Fellowship. In addition to The Inquiry, he published numerous articles and A Diplomat Looks Back (Yale, 1968), an edition of the memoirs of Lewis Einstein. But Gelfand's research interests extended well beyond diplomatic history and included work on migration, political, and Iowa history. In 1979 he edited Herbert Hoover: The Great War and Its Aftermath, a volume growing out of the Hoover Centennial Seminars. And the breadth of his interests is well captured in his work (alongside Ellis Hawley) with Iowa's Center for the Study of the Recent History of the United States, a center he helped to found in 1975 and of which he was director from 1981 to 1994. In this role, he edited or co-edited The New Deal Viewed from Fifty Years (1984), Changing Patterns in American Federal-State Relations (1985), Agricultural Distress in the Midwest (1986), and Constitutional Issues of the Twentieth Century of Special Interest to Iowans (1989). Gelfand retired from teaching in 1994, but not from his research. He had just completed a manuscript, "Democracy and Tyranny," surveying American relations with dictatorial regimes in the middle years of the 20th century. He was a prolific author of book reviews.
Students who had the good fortune to work with him know well the personal kindness and protective devotion he showed to them. Nor will they forget his love of research, especially archival research, his tolerance of opposing points of view, and his willingness to be helpful long after they had launched careers of their own. Indeed, he seemed to take more pride in their success than he did in his own many accomplishments.
Gelfand is fondly remembered as a scholar, a teacher, and a colleague. He is survived by his wife Miriam, daughter Julia, sons Daniel and Ronald, grandson Benjamin, and sisters Betty (Forchheimer) and Eileen (Manning).
—Michael Hogan
—Ellis Hawley
Tags: In Memoriam


3. Off of a home loss or 1 run squeak by win where 3 to 10 runs were scored.
4. Not the last game of a series.
This team comes out with a false sense of self and a resulting flat performance next game going just 69-168 (29.1%) SU -75.15 units and a huge +19.0% roi to fade.
Keep this one in your back pocket for next month!
Written by: pcg on July 22, 2015.


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Q: Should I expect any problems for regularly querying PeakWorkingSet64 and other similar counters in Process object? Here's my scenario. I have a 64 bit COM client process that runs C# code. The COM client process instantiates an unmanaged C++ COM server using DCOM, obtains the process id of that COM server (the server has an interface that has a method which returns that process id) and then calls
System.Diagnostics.Process.GetProcessById( processId );

to obtain a Process reference and stores this reference for the lifetime of the COM server.
The client then instantiates an object in the COM server and calls one of its methods to process data and so feeds chunks of data to the server one by one. Sometimes it so happens that after the method has been called for some thousands of times (which typically takes dozens of hours) the COM server process runs out of memory and the next request to it yields E_OUTOFMEMORY HRESULT and once that happens the client lists all the processes in the system and dumps the fields of all Process objects such as PeakWorkingSet64 and others and then restarts the server process.
I reviewed several dozens of such dumps and clearly the server process looks quite overweight at the point it returns E_OUTOFMEMORY - something like 1,5 gigabytes of memory are consumed while it typically consumes something like 100 megabytes when it serves usual requests.
So I suspect there's some resource leak which I have to trace. To do so I need to detect the moments at which counters like PeakWorkingSet64 change significantly. So I want to add the code that dump this counters after processing each chunk which is something like once in ten seconds.
My question is - will this likely cause any problems such as for example some deadlocks or resource shortage or anything else caused by this counter possibly not designed for frequent reading?