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Eskimo Limon
(Redirected from Lemon Popsicle)
Israeli film, sex comedy
Eskimo Limon is a 1978 Israeli cult film directed by Boaz Davidson which led to a series of sequels.
1 The original movie
1.1 Memorable Moments
1.1.1 Stella HaMegameret
1.1.2 Nice guys finish last
2 American Remake
3.1 First sequel
3.2 Second sequel
3.3 Third sequel
3.3.1 Spin-off
3.4 Fourth sequel
3.5 Fifth sequel
3.6 Sixth sequel
3.7 Seventh sequel
3.8 Eighth sequel - the new generation
3.9 Rumors of a ninth sequel with the old generation
The original movie
Eskimo Limon (English: "Going all the way", aka "Lemon Popsicle") was first released in February 11, 1978, starring Yftach Katzur (Benzi), Jonathan Sagall (Momo), Zachi Noy (Yudale) and Anat Atzmon (Nili). The movie focuses on three high school kids growing up in Tel Aviv and deals with their relationships with each other and of course girls. The film, although a typical adolescence story, tackles subjects such as abortion and unrequited love, not happily resolved by a neat ending. It contains the memorable scene of an older woman (played by Ophelia Shtruhl) enticing the three kids into have sex with her in sequence, and then earning the nickname "Stella HaMegameret" ("A-cumming Stella"). Anat Atzmon made a great appearance in this movie as Nili - an adolescent girl who falls pregnant. Eskimo Limon recreates a fifties teenagers life - including the clothes, music, behaviour, scenery and cars. The film was a great success all over the world and represented Israel at the 1978 Berlin Film Festival. When the main actors toured Japan, they were mobbed by fans. The main characters had name changes in most international versions, known as Benji, Bobby and Hughie respectively to English audiences.
Stella HaMegameret
Stella, a lonely older woman whose sailor boyfriend is never home, manages to have the street's fresh ice delivery guy (a common practice in the 1950s) send over his helper Benzi to her place with the ice instead of her coming down to the street to take it. When Benzi puts the ice in its place, he breaks a jar of jelly and as they kneel over to pick it up, she picks up some of the leftovers, feeds his mouth and then hers. She then asks a bewildered Benzi to stay over, but he uses the fact his boss calls out to him from the outside to apologize and leave in a hurry. He does so only to ditch work and get his two friends to come along with him to her place.
Stella lets them in, serves them some wine, puts on some music and starts dancing. Afterwards, she takes them in sequence - each in his turn - to have sex with her in her bedroom. Stella's characteristic is that she moans loudly during the intercourse, but as a stereotypical immigrant she mispronounces the language and continuously calls out "I'm a-cumming! I'm a-cumming!" (instead of "cumming"). Momo is the first to take initiative, and once he's done, he leaves her bedroom and sends in Yudale, who hesitates at first but Stella tells him not to be afraid of her. Yudale's scene is the most detailed. After they're done, she gives a suggestive look to Benzi but her boyfriend then returns home. Momo and Benzi manage to quickly dress before he sees them. Stella pretends she was helping her "neighbor boys from upstairs" with their Algebra, but then Yudale walks out of her bedroom still in his underwear and says "She's a nymphomaniac all right." Stella's boyfriend gets furious and the protagonists (with Yudale just half dressed) have to run away.
In the beginning of the movie, Benzi is in love with Anat Atzmon's character (Nini), but she prefers Momo, who uses her and even dumps her when she becomes pregnant by him. At this point Benzi decides to give her the needed emotional and economical help she needs in order to have an abortion. Then, they have sex, but she does not desire to remain with him. During the rest of the movie Benzi tries to make her want to have a relationship with him.
American Remake
In 1982, Davidson wrote and directed an American remake, The Last American Virgin, which wasn't met with the same success as the original.
The series became a success in Germany under the name Eis am Stiel. Most of the films were also dubbed into English enjoying theatrical releases in both the United States and United Kingdom.
First sequel
In 1979 the first sequel Yotzim Kavua ("Going Steady") was released. Anat Atzmon did not take a part in this movie and there was an effort to find a new "Eskimo Limon girl". Like the original film, this film was about the same characters and included soft sex scenes and was similar in tone to 'Eskimo Limon'. This time Benzi tried dating a sensitive girl while Momo cheated on his girlfriend in favor of a large breasted girl.
Second sequel
Additional films in the series were produced, based on the three male actors. The second sequel, Shifshuf Naim, ("Hot Bubblegum") was significantly lighter and breezier, stepping away from some of the heavier conflicts portrayed in the first two films. Most likely influenced by the teen American sex comedies released around that time. Main segments included Momo having sex with Benzi's visiting older blond German cousin (Sibylle Rauch), with Yudale replacing him and eventually getting stuck in her resembling a Bulbus glandis. Another segment had the trio hearing about a local piano tutor who likes receiving handjobs from her students during her lessons. They immediately go to wait outside her place while Momo takes a lesson. During the lesson, Momo casually performs a blowjob on the older large breasted blond tutor (Christiane Schmidtmer in her last acting role). She then gives him an off-screen Fellatio in return. But when Yudale is next, he is paired with her uptight large sister, who is furious when he attempts the same thing.
Third sequel
This lighter trend continued with Sapiches ("Private Popsicle"), which started with the trio convincing a married woman (Bea Fiedler) to have sex with them one night before they enlist in the Israel Defense Forces. As usual, Momo is successful, but Yudale is soon chased out by her husband. The rest of the movie involves their boot camp experiences with new cast member Joseph Shiloach as their Sergeant Shemesh—a stereotypical Persian Jew.
Sapiches had its own spin-off film, Sababa ("Private Manourvers") centering around the characters of Yudale with Shemesh, still in the army. This movie lacked the characters of Benzi and Momo, but had Yudale beating a frustrated Shemesh in getting in bed with The Swiss Ambassador's wife (the series' now regular Sibylle Rauch). This movie isn't counted as part of the series.
Fourth sequel
Reuniting all the characters, the fourth sequel was directed by Dan Wolman, Roman Za'ir ("Baby Love"), which seemingly married the earlier style of the first movie with the later 'sex-comedy' approach. Dolly Dollar plays another of Benzi's large breasted blond German cousins, only the glass wearing dozy cousin is after Benzi. After Yudale loosenes her up by getting her drunk, she spots Benzi's father sleeping. Mistaking him for his son Benzi, she enters his bed and makes up with him before getting caught by his wife. Bea Fiedler also returns as a nerdy looking dental assistant who, when the dentist isn't present, mounts on the dental chair any client who winks at her. As usual, Momo proves the rumors right, but Yudale gets caught in the act by the dentist, who punishes him by a rushed dental treatment.
Fifth sequel
Conflict plagued the fifth sequel Harimu Ogen ("Up Your Anchor") resulting in lead actor Jonathan Sagall not participating in the project and later attempting to sue for the unauthorised use of earlier footage of him within the film. After Yudale is caught trying to have sex by his date's father (a returning Joseph Shiloach), he tries to get away by getting a work on a cruise ship. Benzi joins him in order to get close to one of the female passengers he met on shore. Alas, Shiloach's character happens to be the worker in charge of both of them. Main segments included a Countess passenger (Bea Fiedler) having sex with the comically grateful character of Shiloach. She does so in order to allow her Count husband to plant stolen jewels in his shoes (and thus smuggle them without risking the couple themselves). Later on in a shore leave in Venice, Yudale learns some local fortune tellers are also hookers if being told the right secret phrase. His own fortune teller ignores his phrase though. But after he reaches under her cloak for her large breasts, she suddenly gives him a handjob, then lies down topless and signals for him. When he approaches her, she gives him another handjob but this time taking off her hood to reveal a disfigured face. Before he reacts, she already pulls him down and climbs on top of him. However, her fire breathing husband then comes in and chases Yudale out with fire breaths. The movie ends in a clash between the Count, Shiloach's character and Venice's police, followed up with Benzi finally catching up with his love interest and sharing a romantic moment.
Sixth sequel
The sixth sequel Ahava Tzeira was produced by Germany and seemed a rather effortless affair to cash in on the three character's likeability. The plot reunited the original cast. When they need money to pay for a car they crashed in a tree, they take up jobs in a beach hotel. Sibylle Rauch made her comeback to the series as a hotel guest who invited the hotel worker Yudale to her room to have sex. Alas, her husband soon enters the room to have sex with her himself, forcing Yudale to hide under their bed and pretend to be their dog. Eventually the husband catches him and chases him out.
Seventh sequel
The seventh sequel and final part featuring the original trio was Summertime Blues, largely unseen outside of Germany. In keeping in line with the popular TV edited versions of the earlier films, this had hardly any raunchy content at all but returned the well known versions of songs from the sixties, woefully lacking since the fifth movie, most likely due to budget. The trio open up a club. Sibylle Rauch returns as their worker (she gets the job after deciding to be interviewed in the nude), who also later dates Benzi (which signals the only time in the series they paired up).
Eighth sequel - the new generation
In 2001, a new sequel was made which was called Eskimo Limon - The Party Goes on and was done in an attempt to update the series by using young actors. The movie, directed by Tzvi Shissel, was a commercial success, but not in the magnitude of the first movie in the series. This movie introduced the first topless performances by actresses Miri Bohadana (as a girl who is tempted by Momo to cheat on her boyfriend with him) and Orit Fux (in the character of the large breasted singing teacher in the protagonists' school - in a somewhat new version of the piano tutor in the third movie in the series, Shifshuf Naim - to whom Momo reaches in the pretext of a personal examination for the school's band, and manages to make her ignore his age and sleep with him on the piano's keys, for the amazement of the other examinees in the hall, who hear her moans from beyond the door).
Rumors of a ninth sequel with the old generation
In 2004, director Yoram Globus announced his intention to produce a stage production with the original cast. The play's production is still in progress.
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Extremely simple pagination using ajax -- Designed to provide basic pagination functionality using ajax with minimal effort.

## Installation

Add this line to your application's Gemfile:

    gem 'pagination_ajax'

And then execute:

    $ bundle

Or install it yourself as:

    $ gem install pagination_ajax

## Usage
### Setup
Once you have installed the gem you need to run the install generator:

    rails g pagination_ajax:install

This will look for a javascript file in your assets directory named ```application.js``` or ```application.js.coffee``` and add several require statements that will load the needed javascript for this gem to work.

### Drawing content to the page
Once you have ran the install generator you can now use the provided ```draw_pagination_links()``` view helper to automatically build pagination links into the page.  This method takes one argument, a hash, and requires that two key/value pairs be present:

1) A ```template``` key/value pair must present in the passed in hash so the response from the server can be automatically drawn to the page.  By default, rails will convert any files in the ```app/assets/templates``` folder with a ```.jst``` exstention into a javascript template.  Provide the template argument in the format of ```templates/<name_of_file_without_exstention>```.
2) A ```url``` key/value pair must be present so that the gem knows where to issue the request for data.  Provide this argument in the form of ```/<controller_name>/<action_name>```.

Given just these two arguments, the view helper will create a set of directional links with the text values ```prev``` and ```next```.  But you probably want numbered links rather than just those simple directional links.  This gem will automatically draw numbered links as long as you provide two additional key/value pairs in the hash:

1) A ```per_page``` key/value pair. And
2) a ```total``` key/value pair.

These two values will be used to determine the total number of pages that will be needed to display your content and will create the pagination links accordingly.  If the number of pages needed to display all the data is greater than seven, the gem will truncate the links so that only the first and last pages, as well as two pages in either direction of the current page, are visible.

#### What gets sent to the server when someone clicks a pagination link?
Along with the four key/value pairs mentioned above you are free to provide any additional data by simply passing it into the hash.  Every key/value pair in the hash that is passed to the ```draw_pagination_links()``` helper method will be added to the container div of what is drawn to the page as a html data attribute.  All these data attributes will be sent to the sever each time a pagination link is clicked.  So, given a hash of the following values:
```Ruby
    @pagination_options = {:per_page => 2, :current_page => 0,
                           :url => '/comments/get_comments',
                           :total => 20, :template => 'templates/comment',
                           :parent_id => 22, :created_at => "2014-05-23 18:10:00" }
```
The following html will be rendered to the view:
```Html
<div class="pagination_container" data-created_at="2014-05-23 18:10:00" data-current_page="0" data-parent_id="22" data-per_page="2" data-template="templates/comment" data-total="20" data-url="/comments/get_comments">
<span class="link_canvas">
    <a href="#" class="pagination_link selected_page" data-element_number="0">1</a></span><div class="pagination_canvas">
</span>
<div class='pagination_canvas'>
</div>
</div>
```
Notice that at this point there is only one child element in the ```link_canvas``` span and no child elements in the ```pagination_canvas``` span.  The gem will first render the "scaffolding" to the page and then trigger a click event on the single link inside of ```link_canvas```.  This click event will then send a ```get``` request the url you specified in the ```url``` argument.  The request that will hit your server will contain all the data attributes that are listed in the ```pagination_container``` div.  The above html would send the following data to the server whenever a ```pagination_link``` is clicked:
```
Processing by CommentsController#get_comments as */*
Parameters: {"url"=>"/comments/get_comments", "total"=>"20", "template"=>"templates/comment", "per_page"=>"2",
"parent_id"=>"22", "current_page"=>"0", "created_at"=>"2014-05-23 18:10:00"}
```
By default, even if you don't provide a ```current_page``` value in your hash argument to the ```draw_pagination_links()``` helper method, the gem will default the ```current_page``` value to the ```0``` on the first request and then start updating it as the user clicks on the pagination links.  The ```current_page``` value, along with the ```per_page``` value can be used create an offset value with which you can query the database.  An example implmentation could be something like:
```Ruby
  def get_comments
    offset_value = params[:current_page].to_i*params[:per_page].to_i
    comments = Comment.where(:parent_id => params[:parent_id]).offset(offset_value).limit(params[:per_page])
    respond_to do |format|
      format.json {render json: comments}
    end
  end
```
#### How is the response from the server handled?
**IMPORTANT** The response from the server must be an array as the response will be looped through and each contained value will be passed to the JST template you specified.  If you are new to javascript templates I would suggest using Embedded Javascript(EJS) as it provides familiar ERB syntax.  There is an EJS gem so just add the follwing line to your gemfile: ```gem 'ejs'``` and you can now include files inside your ```assets/javascripts/templates``` directory with the file extension ```.jst.ejs``` and write templates that look exactly like ERB:
```
### filename: comment.jst.ejs
<div class='comment'>
	<%= comment %> - <%= author %>
</div>
```
The responses will be rendered inside the ```pagination_canvas``` div.

### Styling the links
Styling the links is entirely up to you.  Regardless of any what you pass into the view helper, the "scaffold" of what is rendered to the page will remain the same:
```Html
<div class="pagination_container" <!-- all the data attributes will be contained in here --> >
	<span class="link_canvas">
   	<!-- The links will be drawn here -->
	</span>
	<div class='pagination_canvas'>
	<!-- The templates will be rendered here -->
	</div>
</div>
```
No styling has been applied to any element so, by default, your links will be a block element that sits at the top left of the element in which it is contained.  The links that are generated will all be of class ```pagination_link``` and the currently selected page's link will have an added class of ```selected_page```.
## Contributing

1. Fork it ( https://github.com/[my-github-username]/pagination_ajax/fork )
2. Create your feature branch (`git checkout -b my-new-feature`)
3. Commit your changes (`git commit -am 'Add some feature'`)
4. Push to the branch (`git push origin my-new-feature`)
5. Create a new Pull Request

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Tuesday morning, Chief Justice of the N.C. Supreme Court Cheri Beasley officially asked for a statewide recount against challenger Justice Paul Newby in their neck-and-neck election battle.
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It was last Friday when it became clear that the Beasley-Newby race would not be ending anytime soon because of the lead continuously flip-flopping back and forth, that Woods issued a statement saying that the chief justice "… is honored and grateful for the trust voters across North Carolina have placed in her. While there is likely a longer process ahead of us, one that requires patience and faith in our election process, we are confident Chief Justice Beasley will remain the Chief Justice of the North Carolina Supreme Court in January."
Prior to that statement, Justice Newby came out of Election Night leading by some 4,000 votes. By the time of Woods' statement, Beasley had not only eaten away at Newby's considerable lead, but had taken the lead by just 35 votes. But all of the counties had not reported in.
Indeed, two counties had a problem with their final counts.
Washington County counted its mail-in ballots twice, while Robeson County neglected to count ballots from one of its early voting sites. Both problems amounted to roughly 1900 ballots outstanding that needed to be corrected before final counts could be assigned to the tight Beasley-Newby contest.
Beasley, a Democrat, is the first Black woman ever to serve as Chief Justice of the N.C. Supreme Court. She was appointed to the post by Gov. Roy Cooper on February 2019 after having been appointed to the High Court in 2012 by former Gov. Beverly Perdue. Beasley began her career in 1999 in District Court.
Newby, a Republican, has served on the State Supreme Court since 2004, the longest serving. He was angry when Gov. Cooper chose Beasley to serve in the Chief Justice's seat, feeling that he had the appropriate seniority for the post.
Prior to this election, Newby was the only Republican on the seven-member state Supreme Court.
Now he may be one of three Republicans on the court, given the victories by justices-elect Tamara Barringer and Phil Berger Jr.
Cash Michaels is a news writer, who covers state news for the Carolina Peacemaker. He is based in Cary, N.C.


CANNON BALL, N.D. (AP) — American Indians and others who oppose the construction of the Dakota Access oil pipeline have set up a new camp on private land in North Dakota, moving their long-running protest directly in the project's path for the first time.
Many of those gathered at the encampment Monday vowed they would stay put until the four-state pipeline is scrapped. The group erected tents and teepees over the weekend, arguing that the land, which was recently purchased by the pipeline development company, rightfully belongs to Native Americans under a more than century-old treaty.
"We never ceded this land," Joye Braun, a protest organizer, said.
But the local sheriff's office called it trespassing.
A spokeswoman said the office wouldn't immediately remove the more than 100 people because it didn't have the manpower. Morton County Sheriff Kyle Kirchmeier said at a news conference Monday that authorities put out a call for help earlier this month and six states are sending officers. He would not say if the goal was to remove the protesters.
Safety remains the No. 1 priority, and authorities are attempting to negotiate with camp leaders, he said.
The development company, Texas-based Energy Transfer Partners, didn't return a request for comment Monday.
The $3.8 billion pipeline, most of which has been completed, crosses through North Dakota, South Dakota, Iowa and Illinois. Opponents worry about potential effects on drinking water on the Standing Rock Sioux Tribe's reservation and farther downstream on the Missouri River, as well as destruction of cultural artifacts, including burial sites.
On Monday, dozens of people were milling around the new protest site, some cooking over campfires.
Loren Bagola, who joined the protest from the Cheyenne River Reservation in South Dakota, said the demonstrators want to remain peaceful.
But Vanessa Dundon, a Navajo from White Cone, Arizona, said the protesters were ready to use the hay bales and large logs stacked at the site to block the adjacent highway.
Protests have been going on in the area for months, including at a much larger encampment on U.S. Army Corps of Engineers' land about a half-mile away.
Demonstrators do not have a federal permit to be on the Corps' land, but the agency has said it wouldn't evict them due to free speech reasons. Authorities have criticized that decision, saying the site has been a launching point for protests at construction sites in the area.
In September, protesters and private security clashed after construction crews removed topsoil on the ranch. Authorities said four security guards and two guard dogs were injured; the tribe says protesters reported that six people had been bitten by security dogs, and at least 30 people were pepper-sprayed.
More than 260 people have been arrested since demonstrations began in August, nearly half of whom were arrested over the weekend during a large protest at a pipeline construction site.
Douse them in Maple Syrup and FIRE ANTS ! —– That's Make Them MOVE !


The first of the ladies are done. Skinny Ann looking fine!
Really like the lush yet rotten look of the dress and the wig set precariously on top. Fun stuff!
I also feel that the green tinge came better off here.
Cool and grotesque. Where do you get all the bits from? As in which kits? I often find it hard to bit spot your creations.
Lovely. I need a friend like that haha.
So the answer is a little bit of everything. I blend a lot of old kits with new.
Excellent work mate – as I've said before, the concept is superb, and the minis are certainly living up to it!


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Gooch Creek Arch is a natural sandstone arch in Rhea County, Tennessee. It is  high with a span of , making it one of the largest arches in Tennessee. While the arch was first described by Wilbur Nelson in 1915, it could not be located by Corgan and Parks in 1979.

The landform is near the Laurel-Snow State Natural Area and the Cumberland Trail.

References

External links
 Gooch Creek Arch at Tennessee Landforms
 Cumberland Trail
 Laurel-Snow Natural Area at Tennessee.gov

Landforms of Rhea County, Tennessee
Landmarks in Tennessee
Natural arches of Tennessee

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Back by popular demand, but within The Old Woollen, a different space at Sunny Bank Mills. Built in 1829, The Old Woollen has been disused since the middle of the 20th Century.
The Fair will feature 25 stalls of original vintage, devoted to the home, all set within an industrial space. True vintage finds from mid-Century to industrial, rustic to reclaimed, brocante finds to Art Deco. Furniture, lighting, textiles, art work, ceramics and more….everything you need for a stylish, individual, beautiful home. No reproductions allowed!
A unique combination of atmospheric industrial setting and proper vintage for the home, of all eras and styles. Enjoy the gallery, tea room and textile archive whilst you're at Sunny Bank Mills, it's a fascinating place.
As it's Heritage Weekend, Sunny Bank Mills will be running guided tours and Open Studios, and (on Saturday morning) hosting an Aston Martin rally.
Free parking available, disabled access, under 16's in free.


HARTFORD, Conn. – The sixth-seeded Wesleyan University men's squash team cruised to a 9-0 sweep over No. 11 Connecticut College Friday night in first round action at the 2016 NESCAC Men's Squash Championship at the George A. Kellner Squash Center on the campus of Trinity College.
The Cardinals cruised past the Camels with seven, 3-0 sweeps and two, 3-1 wins as they improved to 8-4 in dual-matches this season.
At the top of the lineup, Guy Davidson '16 claimed the No. 1 position with wins of 11-3, 11-2, 11-3. Raheem Logan '16 took the No. 2 spot (11-8, 11-6, 11-5) and Chris Hart '17 earned a 3-1 win on the No. 3 court (11-6, 9-11, 11-3, 12-10).
In the middle of the lineup, Wesleyan earned 3-0 wins from Alex Kamisher '17 and David Sneed '17. Kamisher claimed the No. 4 position by scores of 11-7, 12-10, 11-2, and Sneed earned a victory in the No. 5 spot with scores of 11-8, 11-9, 11-5. Zach Roach '17 dropped the first set on the No. 6 court but retaliated with wins of 11-3, 11-3, 11-9.
Grant Lounsbury '17, Yahya Ladiwala '19 and Jason Brandner '16 each swept their opponents from courts No. 7, 8 and 9, respectively.
Alex Bakes '16 also earned a 3-0 sweep in an exhibition match.
The Cardinals will square off against third-seeded Bates tomorrow at 10:30 a.m.
Conn. College drops into the consolation round and will play No. 9 Tufts at 10 a.m. at the Rosenbaum Squash Center, hosted by Wesleyan.


Why maintain your access floor?
The data processing operations of your business is a significant investment. In fact, based on a square-foot analysis, for most companies, the data center is the largest single real estate investment. The service that the data center provides is just as important, if not more, than the significant investment. For most operations, it is critical that this service not be interrupted. Maintaining the structural integrity and the cleanliness of the environment can help ensure the continuity of service.
The purpose of an access floor maintenance program is to maintain the structural integrity of the access floor system and to bring the floor back within its original installed specifications. There are a number of reasons why the access floor system and the sub-floor plenum should be maintained. Listed below are the adverse conditions that occur in a data center and how they can create problems.
A variety of conditions contribute to an unstable access floor, including trim edge breakdown, panel breakdown, panel instability, and understructure failure.
Older access floor panels have an edging material around the perimeter. The purpose of this edging, or trim edge, is to protect the high-pressure laminate (HPL) that covers the panel. HPL is a hard surface that can chip easily. With a trim edge, the HPL is protected and less likely to chip. Trim edge breakdown can simply occur because of age.
But it can also occur when panels are incorrectly re-installed in an access floor system. Often, a panel is placed in its approximate position and stamped into place. The stamping puts an inordinate amount of strain on the trim edge and can cause it to either break or contribute to premature failure.
The absence of a trim edge can create a number of problems.
The HPL edge of the panel is exposed. This exposure is mostly a factor in areas where there is caster traffic (aisles and areas where there are chairs). If the HPL is damaged, that panel will need to be replaced.
The 24-inch dimension of the panel is reduced, allowing the panel to move horizontally. In some wood core systems, the movement can be significant enough to allow the panel to fall through the stringer system that supports it.
From an environmental standpoint, missing trim edges create a pocket for dirt and dust to collect in and fall through to the sub-floor. This process creates additional material that is combustible. More impor- tantly, if the sub-floor is being utilized as an air supply plenum, the dust and dirt can be blown into computer equipment.
Deformation. Panel deformation occurs most often when the panel is subjected to a load that exceeds its performance rating. In almost all cases, a panel will not break, but the deflection the panel experiences becomes permanent. As a result, the panel will not sit properly in the understructure.
Wood core panels. Because of their construction, wood core panels are more subject to panel breakdown than the welded panels (all steel and cementitious-filled panels). Wood core panels are held together with adhesive. The top sheet and the bottom pan are adhered to the particleboard core. Although this is an economical method to construct an access floor panel, there are some inherent problems. Adhesive break-down, caused by age, water, or excessive humidity, will result in panel breakdown.
Often referred to as "rockers", panel instability is caused by panel deformation (as described above) and the existing condition of the panel support system or understructure. Panel instability increases the amount of vibration of the access floor system. Microprocessor-controlled equip ment, subjected to vibration, undergoes additional stress, which could reduce its life.
Instability can be caused by missing components. Some access floor systems have sound-deadening gaskets (pedestal pads and stringer covers). If these gaskets are missing on one pedestal or stringer and not the other, the panel will be resting on slightly different elevations and will become unstable.
In this phase, a post-project review is executed to ensure that all work has been accomplished successfully. In addition, final technical information is transitioned and any remaining administrative tasks are finalized. Finally, final project documentation is compiled and presented.
» Plan, plan, plan. Before a data center migration is executed, clearly define exactly how it should go. Outline the migration step by step—no matter how minute a step may seem. The plan should also include taking inventory of every piece of equipment that is being relocated and where its destination is. Finally, it is critical to determine relationships among all applications.
» Prioritize equipment. Determine the order that the servers can be taken offline, migrated, and re-started. Move the most important equipment first.
» Perform an additional backup. Whether it's regularly schedule for that time or not, perform a backup immediately before the migration.
» Label everything. Label equipment racks and servers by color. Make it clear what servers go in which rack. Label the equipment racks with their corresponding destination grid number.
» Conduct a post-move audit. Always double check to ensure that the data center migration accomplished the tasks that were laid out, in the sequence that was determined, and with the results needed.
Data center migration requires focus and determination. Understanding exactly what steps are involved and following proven best practices will ensure a successful project.
All access floor understructure systems have the capability to be manually leveled according to field conditions. The pedestal head or base has a leveling nut. Over time, and due to the floor being accessed, the leveling nut is turned and requires re-adjusting.
Occasionally, instability is caused by understructure failure, which is addressed below.
Pedestal deterioration. Rust will cause the breakdown of a pedestal. Rust occurs most often near the packaged air conditioning units or chillers due to water spills or high humidity conditions over long periods of time.
Pedestal failure. This occurs most often in aisles where, over the course of time, heavy loads are moved in and out of the data center. It also occurs in areas where there is a significant concentration of electrical cables. When cables are pulled, the significant lateral force can break the pedestal adhesive and "kick out" the pedestal base slightly. If the base is not perpendicular to the floor system, the welds that attach the base plate to the tube can break.
A clean data center, both under the floor and in the room, can result in a dramatic increase in system reliability.
There is an abundance of technical information available describing the behavior and effects of airborne contamination in high-tech equipment rooms. For example, studies published by the American Society of Heating, Refrigeration and Air Conditioning Engineers (ASHRAE) demonstrate the tendency of contamination to seek out electrical components. Airborne particles pick up static charges as they float about in the data center environment. This causes them to seek oppositely charged surfaces and to plate out over them. In an electronic circuit board, dust finds its natural home. Since nearly all particulate can conduct electricity when heated to a liquid state or when it has absorbed moisture, the result of plating on a circuit board is often a short circuit. At best, such a short may be a momentary event without ill consequence. However, the short may also cause board failure and equipment shutdown or, in extreme cases, a flash fire.
It is important, then, to keep the amount of dirt and dust within a data center facility to a minimum. Regular cleaning by a professional, experienced staff is the best course of action. Experts agree that a regular janitorial staff should not be used to clean a computer room since they are not aware of its unique requirements. For example, a janitorial staff may make the data center look clean by vacuuming, but will have blown a lot of dust and sub-micron particles out the back of the vacuum, creating more problems instead of helping to deter them.
Regular, professional cleaning will help data center managers avoid the problems associated with airborne contaminates and will therefore improve network reliability.
» A clean data center reduces the possibility of unwanted fire alarms since dirt causes smoke detectors to alarm, resulting in loss of data (if your detection system is tied to your EPO or circuit) and unnecessary evacuation of the building.
» A clean data center optimizes equipment performance and the investment of a regular scheduled data center cleaning service equates to a fraction of the overall investment of running your operations center.
» Clean data centers minimize maintenance and filter replacement on computer room air conditioning units.
» All components within the operations center are at risk when a data center is not kept clean.
» Cleaning below raised access flooring will help keep unwanted dirt and dust from mixing into the data center air.
Re-leveling of understructure to eliminate unstable floor panels. A laser level should be used where appropriate.
Replacing missing or cracked trim edges. This will significantly reduce the amount of gapping that occurs. Trim edges should be supplied on a unit price basis.
Replacing damaged or missing understructure parts if required. Parts should be supplied on a unit price basis.
Replacing permanently deformed panels if required. Panels should be supplied on a unit price basis.
Adhering any pedestals that have become dislodged.
Ensuring that all stringers are secured with fasteners and that the fasteners are sufficiently tightened.
Replacing stringer covers or pedestal pads where required. Covers should be supplied on a unit price basis.
Cleaning the surface of the access floor as well as vacuuming and wiping down the stringers and under- structure.
Vacuuming sub-floor using special equipment designed to trap all particles that are drawn into the vacuum equipment and any particulate that may become airborne during the lifting of the access floor panels.
The environmental vacuums used should be designed to entrap particles as small as .3 microns with over 99.97 percent effectiveness. Some vacuums use a three-stage High Efficiency Particulate Airfilter (HEPA) filter system. This includes a primary paper filter, an impact printer, and the HEPA filter on the vacuum motor. The vacuum should be acceptable for Class 100 Clean Room usage.
The access floor surfaced with HPL is designed for years of service with a minimum of care and cleaning. By following these simple do's and don'ts, you will get the maxi- mum life from this unique floor surface.
Keep floor clean by damp mopping with a mild house hold detergent.
Provide protection from sand and chemicals traced in on shoes by providing "walk-off" mats at entrances.
Rotate panels in high use areas to areas of low traffic.
Wax. It is never necessary.
Use anything but a damp mop. Copious quantities of water can attack the adhesive and cause de-lamination.
Use string abrasives or scrapers to remove stains.


Much has already been told about the importance of smart navigation, appealing design and fresh content for a website to be a success.
Below you will find several tips how to make a fast website.
Don't add too many images to one page. Images are a great visual tool that can help you convey the message, but be careful not to use too many pictures. The problem is that when your visitors are trying to load a page, their browsers are requesting these files from a server. The more files/images are there on the page, the longer it takes to load it. That's why, ask your graphic designer to limit the number of pictures on one page.
It is also important to optimize images for the Web. Many web designers prefer using personal photos to taking stock images from the Web? Which is a very good idea – the website is going to look unique, unlike numerous clones that are generated by stock photo resources. BUT, don't forget to optimize raw images for at least by changing their size (As a rule an 8-megapixel camera will give you approximately a 2mb image). Try to reduce resolution to less than 640×480 pixels and less than 250 kilobytes. This will make your images viewable on most screen sizes while making the page load fast enough. Besides, you can convert the images to an optimum JPEG or PNG … and your webpage will load at 50 times faster.
Don't overdo with scripts and code. Adding third party scripts and code to a page can make it load longer. These scripts usually contact external servers to allow your webpage to load. So, avoid including too many code snippets or scripts.
Make content your priority. By using a lot of text you will help your website not only run fast but also get the best search engine position possible. Search engine spiders read the content on your website to learn what your website is all about, providing higher ranking for it.
If you follow these tips, you will be able to reduce the loading time up to 3-4 seconds.


Your company will be exhibiting at FABTECH Expo this year, what is it that makes this an important event for your company?
Fabtech is the largest and most focused north American show for metal fabrication, and with this year offering the most live product demonstrations than ever before, we are expecting Robotmaster to really stand out by demonstrating its unparalleled robotic cutting and welding capabilities at multiple booths. Robotic cutting and welding are significantly increasing in recent years and demands for fast and flexible programming has seen a sharp increase due to short-batch and high-mix applications.
The first thing visitors will see when they come by the Robotmaster booth, in the welding pavilion, is a live demonstration of a Fanuc robot programmed with Robotmaster performing a welding operation on a metal dome. Furthermore, at the main Hypertherm booth, in the cutting pavilion, we will have an ABB robot also programmed with Robotmaster which will be demonstrating plasma cutting capabilities by cutting our icon onto the same dome used in the Robotmaster booth. Both booths will have live simulation demos accompanying the robot cell.
We will also be using Fabtech as the ideal event to reveal a special case study video. This video highlights how we are helping shops with little to no robotic and programming experience remain competitive in the manufacturing industry and expand their capabilities in plasma cutting and welding using robots.
We have a new suite of specialized tools for cutting and welding which we will be demoing at Fabtech. These new software tools provide the user an easy way to optimize their cutting and welding processes, radically saving time and money. Users will also be able to quickly create optimized paths for plasma, water-jet and laser cutting. These new one-click automatic programming features provide ultimate robot control for error-free programs from simple to complex cuts and welds.
I always enjoy walking through the exhibit hall and seeing new and familiar companies. I always focus on observing new technologies, and the more disruptive these technologies are, the more I am thrilled. This year, I will be looking out for specific ways in which robots will be used for short run cutting and welding applications.
FABTECH has over 100 educational sessions, is your company involved in any of them this year?
In the past we have attended some of these sessions and have also on occasion presented. This year, we are not involved.
Of course a primary goal is to find new prospective customers. However, we also use this occasion to strengthen and forge collaborations, alliances and synergies with other exhibitors.
Robotmaster is an off-line programming software that provides quick and easy tools for industrial robotics and manufacturing. Robot programmers can drastically reduce programming time and effort by adopting Robotmaster while maximizing a rapid return on their investment.


Orange Mold Safe To Eat – If you have actually ever stood in the kitchen area and lookinged at a piece of bread while having an internal argument on whether to toss it due to the fact that of some green mold on the crust, then this short article is for you.
For some foods, it is completely OKAY to cut off the moldy area and continue consuming … if you truly wish to.
More challenging foods are typically much safer to consume since "it's more difficult for the mold to permeate these foods," stated the Center for Sports Medicine at the University of Pittsburgh Medical Orange Mold Camembert Cheese, Size and Plastic.
Examples of "difficult" foods are carrots, company cheeses and pears. You need to cut around it if mold is any color other than blue.
"Some molds can be rather toxic to the body. You can establish breathing signs, intestinal signs and in some cases allergies. Some are extremely harmful," Bonci stated.
With softer foods, it can be more complex to inform if all the mold has actually been gotten rid of, according to Today.com.
It's finest to simply toss the product away to avoid getting ill if you are not sure. If you have some moldy grapes, toss the whole lot away. Cleaning them does not remove the mold.
Mold on tough fruit/veggies: Cut about 1/2 inch around the mold to obtain rid of it.
Tough cheese: cut about 1/2 -1 inch around mold, rewrap cheese with brand-new covering Orange Mold In Compost, The Bad Problem and Dangers. Tough salami/dry treated ham: OK to make use of, mold includes taste to the salami, can scrub the mold off the finishing of the ham.
Gorgonzola/Bleu cheese: Cut out the moldy area.
You can utilize your other senses to identify if it's great to consume if you cannot inform by the sight of something whether or not it's bad. By the time the fuzzy development is seen on the surface area, deep "roots" might have permeated the item, Today.com reported.
"If anything tastes moldy, that's a respectable sign that there is mold therein," Bonci stated. A bad, excessively pungent fragrance is a telltale sign that you ought to toss the food out, too.
You can decrease mold by consuming leftovers 3-4 days after making the dishes, cleaning your refrigerator routinely and scrubbing noticeable mold off of any surface areas. You're food craving a piece of toast, go to the cabinet and take out your loaf of bread. It's a couple of days past its 'finest prior to' date and has some mould areas on it.
Do you toss the entire thing away instantly then desperately clean anything that's entered into contact with it? Or do you get hold of a knife, cut off the green bits and pop it in the toaster?
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Ruminating about death and Wikipedia and Swells and the various levels of famousness, at Prospect.
You see, I'm in two minds about Michael Jackson. Of course, he was a genius, despite everything. So what I really wanted to do was to find a copy of the NME cover that ran after Elvis died, when they used a pic of him in his ducktailed, knock-kneed, 1956 glory with the legend: "REMEMBER HIM THIS WAY", acknowledging that he was so much more than the bloated Vegas abomination.
I was going to say something about how sad I am that Slaminsky's chucked in the towel, but then I thought, hey, it's her call, it's not like she's dead or anything.
Then I found out that Steven Wells (aka Seething Wells/Swells/Susan Williams) had lost his three-year battle with cancer.
But at the same time, I knew him intimately, first because of my teenage obsession with performance poetry; and later because for several years he was the cleverest, funniest writer in the NME, in that late-80s/early 90s phase when it was past its best but still the best thing going. What was great about him was that even if you disagreed utterly with what he said (he loathed the Smiths, and I'm sure it was he who argued that Sonia had made a greater contribution to pop history than Morrissey ever could), he was still more readable that a dozen hacks who just regurgitated your own prejudices and served them back to you. Which is why, presumably, there was no longer a place for him at the NME, and he plied his trade instead at The Guardian, the Philadelphia Weekly and online spaces such as Quietus (where this gorgeous pisstake of Radiohead comes from).
PS: Everett's collated some of the many tributes; another from Akira the Don; and here's the man himself on sport and blogging and stuff.
Can't for the life of me remember where I found this, and it was only two days ago. I feel like one of those respectable ladies who enters the menopause and starts nicking evaporated milk from Fortnum & Mason. Anyway, if it belongs to anyone, please yell, and I'll acknowledge, and get my medication changed. And give the evaporated milk back.
and these and these (at the excellent FryingPanFire blog) rather put received notions of rebellion and criminality into some kind of perspective.
PS: That said, here's more evidence that Banksy's outlaw brand has eaten itself.
It probably entirely contradicts everything I was saying last week about the faux subversion of Banksy's Bristol event, because this is just as hypey and adolescent, but National Art Hate Week does strike me as being a rather amusing wheeze.
PS: The word I was striving for with regard to the Banksy gig: authenticitude.
Snippet from an encounter with Jonathan Meades. Why eat if you aren't hungry, asks the interviewer, Hermione Eyre.
• The Times wins the right to unmask police blogger Nightjack, a move that seems to serve no purpose than allowing old media to remind the blogosphere who's boss. The whole thing makes me exceedingly angry; fortunately, Chicken Yogurt is clear-headed enough to point out the essential hypocrisy of The Times's position.
• On similar lines, tight-collared reactionary Simon Heffer in the Telegraph spews extraordinary quantities of nonsense about the rubbishness of Facebook, never once questioning the privilege that accords him a platform.
• Ann Kirschner tackles the format question that's got publishing in knots, by consuming Dickens as book, audiobook, Kindle and iPhone.
• Everett True offers a quantitative comparison between blogs now and fanzines then.
PS: More on the Nightjack case from Paperhouse, Anton Vowl and Girl With A One-Track Mind, who suffered similar indignities at the hands of Rupert's catamites, and also ties the whole grubby affair up with what's occurring in Tehran.
PPS: And the bloggers, inevitably, strike back.
This is why I was always a little resistant to the charms of the Young British Artists; it wasn't that their stuff was bad as such; it was just that Marcel had done most of it before. The only aspect over and above Duchamp that the Sensation generation offered (Did I ever tell you I was at the preview? The wine was frightful, darlings!) was a very 90s focus on celebrity and money; which Warhol had done anyway, 30 years previously.
But Banksy was different. He didn't justify his art as art, because he didn't justify anything, because he wasn't there. And he didn't put it in a gallery. The whole point of it was that it wasn't in a gallery. It didn't just ask "is it art?" It asked questions about public space, about ownership, about offence, about subversion and surveillance, about us and them.
It couldn't last of course. He had to go into galleries, because that's what artists do, and the celebrity and the money may have had a part in it as well. Oh well. But there's something a little desperate about the hype surrounding his current show at the Bristol City Museum; the whole preposterous story that the council wasn't told about it until the eve of the opening is just silly. The show would have been a huge success anyway; this smacks not of Duchamp, but of that old fraud Dali.
The thing is, Banksy's been out-Banksy-ed. Conor Casby, the artist who put unauthorised, unflattering portraits of the Irish prime minister into two Dublin art galleries, Just Did It, which is surely closer to the graffitist model that propelled Mr Gunningham to fame. And closer to Duchamp as well, and the questions he raised: it's art because it's in an art gallery; but should it be?
If, like me, you've been made quite angry by the current financial crisis, without properly understanding it, take a while (it's rather long, I'm afraid) to read this. It's mainly about the Royal Bank of Scotland, Fred Goodwin and all that; but also touches on Lehman, AIG, Northern Rock, HBOS and all the other companies that you know sort of arsed up somehow, but you'd get a bit fuzzy if someone asked you for the precise details.
Oddly, it's not in the FT or the Economist; it's in the London Review of Books. And it's not by a financial journalist, but by John Lanchester, who I know best for some elegantly cruel novels that combine elements of Kazuo Ishiguro and Roald Dahl; the cool misanthropy does ooze through here as well.
Once you've read it (and, I reiterate, it's by no means short - well over 10,000 words, I reckon - maybe make a pot of tea and a plate of ginger nuts first), you should understand the crisis a little better. However, you will also be a hell of a lot angrier.
A long while back, probably around the time I was writing strongly worded letters to The Independent about their reviewers' abysmal taste in sturdy footwear, I worked for the PUSH University Guides. One of my bright ideas was to write to hundreds of famous people (this was before celebrities were invented) to ask if they had any anecdotes, advice or sardonic one-liners about their time in higher education.
For some reason, one of the people I contacted was Enoch Powell. Why I thought that yer average A-level student might be interested in the reminiscences of a right-wing politician whose greatest (in)fame had arisen a quarter-century before, I'm not sure. But in due course, a communication was forthcoming from his Eaton Square eyrie, manual typewriter, notepaper not A4, pale blue to match his scary eyes. He let it be known that looking back at his time at Cambridge in the early 1930s, he regretted not having availed himself more of the social life; and he wished me to pass this on to our readers.
I immediately fashioned an image of the young Powell, an awkward, provincial, lower-middle-class youth, thrust into the lush, louche decadence of Cambridge; on a Saturday night, in his room, ploughing through Thucyides and Pliny while beautiful, confident, gilded aristocrats drink and flirt and smoke and cavort in the quads and fountains, their joys filtering through his window. And he wanted to join them, even for half an hour, but he knew he never could. For all the harm he'd done to race relations and social cohesion, from then on, I felt rather sorry for him. Even as I read the text of his notorious Rivers of Blood speech, he seemed less like a wannabe dictator, more like the butler in Ishiguro's The Remains of the Day, fatally unable to make that crucial human connection; hugely intelligent, but entirely lacking in understanding.
And on vaguely related matters, however cheesed off you are with the gimps and chancers who pretend to run this country, please don't vote for the BNP today. The reason they can't make a human connection is that they're subhuman.
I'm often uneasy about those sites that giggle at Chinglish and Thinglish and Japlish and so on, mainly because a site consisting of hapless Anglo attempts to get to grips with foreign tongues would be just as funny: see here for an example.
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As the construction continues for the replacement of the Bell Bridge at I-40, so does the traffic nightmare. The Texas Department of Transportation has issued another closure for tonight regarding the construction project.
Starting at 7 pm tonight through 6 am tomorrow (Thursday), traffic will be detoured from the I-40 eastbound frontage road at Bell to Eric. Traffic will then be detoured from Eric to Hancock and then back on the frontage road. Motorists will then be able to continue driving on the frontage road or get on I-40 East.
The closure is to allow for signal work.
If your will be traveling this route this evening or early in the morning please allow for extra time.


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Q: When use UIImage(named:"") and Bundle.main.path(forResource:) compositing images, why is the performance very different? I need to combine two images into one, one of which is used as the background. The method when I use
let a = UIImage(named: "234")
let b = UIImage(named: "720")

let aRect = CGRect(x: 0, y: 0, width: image.size.width, height: image.size.height)
let bRect = CGRect(x: 0, y: 0, width: backgroundImg.size.width, height: backgroundImg.size.height)

  ...
  let render = UIGraphicsImageRenderer(bounds: bRect)
  let result = render.image { renderContext in
      backgroundImg.draw(in: bRect)
      image.draw(in: aRect)
  }
  return result

It took 2ms.
but when i use
let aPath = Bundle.main.path(forResource: "234@3x", ofType: "png")
let bPath = Bundle.main.path(forResource: "720@3x", ofType: "png")

let a = UIImage(contentsOfFile: aPath!)
let b = UIImage(contentsOfFile: bPath!)

  ...
  let render = UIGraphicsImageRenderer(bounds: bRect)
  let result = render.image { renderContext in
      backgroundImg.draw(in: bRect)
      image.draw(in: aRect)
  }
  return result

It took 20ms,What led to a 10 fold increase in time?
My puzzle is that both methods load two images of a b into memory before image combine. But why is there such a difference in the process of image combine?
Code like this:
enter image description here

A: It is not the image compositing that takes longer. It is the file loading. In the first code, the images are cached in memory, so they take zero time to load after the first time. In the second code, the images are not cached so they have to be read from disk every time, which is slow.

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NERO promotes large-scale market uptake of the developed nearly Zero Energy Wood Buildings low-carbon solutions, applicable for construction industry design and procurement process.
NERO project develops and demonstrates technical solutions, which significantly reduce the overall costs of new nearly Zero-Energy Wooden Buildings (nZEB) and districts compared to the current situation.
The European energy policy push the member states to transform building stock into nZEBs. By the end of 2020 (2018) all new buildings owned by public authorities should comply with the Energy Performance of Buildings Directive (EPBD, 2010) obligations.
Many member states have already shifted minimum energy performance requirements to the cost optimal level. In Nero we are also presenting the report "nZEB energy performance requirements in Nordic vs. EC recommendations". The direct comparison of the building energy performance between the EC recommendation and the countries nZEB primary energy values produced inconsistent results because of the variation of both the primary energy factors and the energy calculation input data in national regulations.
NERO project has in the first step collected data from eleven (11) existing during 2013 – 2017 built wooden public, indirect public or private owned buildings in Estonia, Finland, Norway and Sweden, in order to be able to assess possible differences between predicted and actual energy and indoor environmental performance, as well as differences in building structures and technical systems.
Focusing on five (5) day care centres Nero report D2.2. (location mentioned down here) showed that in general, the thermal environment and indoor air quality responded to the highest indoor climate categories I and II. Heating and ventilation systems in these and all buildings are working without major problems. Good indoor climate conditions also reflected in the day care centre personnel satisfactory questionnaires. For most of the studied buildings, over 80% of the people marked all indoor environment condition parameters (thermal comfort, indoor air quality, acoustics, odour and illuminance) acceptable.
Energy consumption analysis showed that problems exist between the calculated and measured values. In the most of these 5 studied buildings, measured energy consumption is higher or even significantly higher than designed values. Most potential causes of the higher actual energy consumption are differences of measured and designed solutions, methodology of the energy calculations and the differences in the user behaviour.
Lessons are from previously constructed nZEB buildings now learnt, and they will further be utilized in Nero in planning which kind of building properties could guarantee fulfilment of new or existing national nZEB requirements.
For an overview of the full reports, see the www.neroproject.net Research – section under work package (WP) 5 "nZEB energy performance requirements in Nordic vs. EC recommendations".
NERO - WHAT IT IS?
NERO develops and demonstrates technical solutions, which significantly reduce the costs of new nearly Zero Energy Wood Buildings and districts compared to the current situation. On site and nearby renewable energy system solutions are studied in order to provide real addition of renewable energy production and to provide solutions, which are optimal on local grid and energy system level.
NERO implements a life cycle analysis (LCA) in chosen cases in order to quantify the effect of embodied energy in energy balance.


Robert Stockton Green ( born March 25, 1831 in Princeton, New Jersey; † May 7, 1895 in Elizabeth, New Jersey ) was an American politician and 1887-1890 Governor of the State of New Jersey. From 1885 to 1887 he also represented his country in the U.S. House of Representatives.
Robert Green attended until 1850, the Princeton University. After a subsequent law degree, he was admitted in 1853 as a lawyer. After that he began in the village of Elizabeth to work in his new profession. Between 1857 and 1868 he was the legal representative of this city and of 1862 and 1867 he was employed in Union County. He was from 1868 to 1873 Presiding Judge of a Court of Appeal.
Green was a member of the Democratic Party, whose national party day he visited in 1860, 1880 and 1888 as a delegate. Between 1863 and 1873 Green City Council was in Elizabeth. In 1873 he was a member of a commission to reform the constitution of New Jersey. Between March 4, 1885 to January 17, 1887, he represented his country as a deputy in Congress. After he was elected on November 2, 1886, for the new governor of New Jersey, where he had prevailed with 47:44 percent of the vote to Republican Benjamin Franklin Howey, he resigned his seat in Congress down on 17 January 1887.
Green began his three -year term on 18 January 1887. During his reign the laws affecting the militia of the state have been improved. A health committee was set up and established a statistical department within the administration. The Landwirtschaftssausschuss was restructured. After the expiration of his term of office on January 21, 1890 Green Vice Chancellor was ( Vice Chancellor ) of New Jersey. This office he held until 1894. From 1894 until his death the following year he was a judge in a court of appeal. With his wife, Mary Mulligan, the governor had four children.


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Q: Attempted access to web server In the list of 404 errors on my web server I keep finding attempted accesses to /admin/Y-ivrrecording.php, /admin/cdr/counter.txt, /modules/extensions_batch/libs/download_csv.php or /c0nfig(!). I suspect that these are attempts to find a vulnerability in my setup.
Can anybody tell me, what they are trying to find? I can't make sense of any of these paths.

A: Yes, this is the usual background noise you will see in your logs.
They are trying out vulnerabilities on a large amount of servers and hope one doesn't reply with a 404.
These specific ones seem to be for a project called FreePBX (search for the second filename) and Elastix (http://sysadminman.net/blog/2011/elastix-1-5-and-1-6-security-vulnerability-2086).
Not sure about the /c0nfig - with that one they might want to provoke a 404, as this usually also gives them the webserver and/or version of the webserver you are using.

A: I have found exactly the same attempts (all the listed above)in my server stats, they have been tried more than 5 times. However by a search on them I have found that malevolent people are trying to use them to detect security leaks in servers and find a way to hack systems.
So keep an eye on them and secure your applications. I am still asking myself if the same people came to your website and mine!


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Q: Subset data frame to exclude values where three columns have NA values I have a data frame that includes three columns that have numerical data. I would like to exclude cases where all three columns contain NA values, but not exclude columns where zero, one, or two of the columns contain NA values.
BA_B1_Con.2016 = data.frame(Cm20 = c(0.3, 0.4, 0.3, NA, NA, NA), Cm40 = c(NA, 0.3, 0.3, NA, 0.5, NA), Cm60 = c(0.5, NA, 0.5, NA, 0.4, NA))
I would like the 4th and 6th cases to be excluded since they equal NA values in all three columns, but would like the other NA values to remain in the data frame. I've tried to subset by indicating to exclude cases where all three columns equal NA, but that doesn't quite work right.
I've tried:
BA_B1_Con.2016 <- subset(BA_B1_Con.2016,Cm20 != "NA" & Cm40 != "NA" & Cm60 != "NA")
This doesn't quite work right. I believe I should be able to do this with the subset() function, but am open to other thoughts.
Thanks!


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Home » Views From Readers » Project Umubano: A Close Look At How Politics Can Kill
Project Umubano: A Close Look At How Politics Can Kill
Gakwerere 30th September 2020 Views From Readers 1,407 Views
By: Joyce Uwase
The United Nations is a by-product of the "Declaration of United Nations" created first by Winston Churchill, Franklin D. Roosevelt, and Harry Hopkins. Therefore, it's easy to see how the United Kingdom has long held influence within the UN. After World War II, fifty separate allied countries worldwide signed this document to further peace and human rights standards around the world. Since then, nearly every independent country has become a member state of the UN.
Unfortunately, not every member state citizen is always fully aware where their country's designated funds go to — and this is especially the case for the UK. It is important for UN member nations to examine where aid is distributed and who stands to benefit from aid programs. In the example of Project Umubano — a peacekeeping and social action effort started by Andrew Mitchell — the Kagame Regime and the Tories both directly benefited from the project's image being upheld.
Who is Andrew Mitchell
Andrew Mitchell (born 23 March 1956) is a British politician who has been Member of Parliament (MP) for Sutton Coldfield since 2001. A member of the Conservative Party, he served in the Cabinet as Secretary of State for International Development from 2010 to 2012. For activists worldwide, one of the reasons Andrew Mitchell will be remembered is by his coziness with Kagame's regime and his unilateral decision (2012) to re-instate 16M pounds of British aid to be spent by Paul Kagame's government, which was being accused of fomenting conflict in neighbouring Congo where more than 6M people have been killed.
Dictator Paul Kagame and Andrew Mitchell
UN Member Nation Aid: An Overview
As part of the United Nations, each member nation takes an oath to uphold basic human rights standards. In return, member countries provide financial and physical assistance to those countries in the wake of disasters and terrorism acts. Rwanda joined the United Nations in 1962 after gaining its independence. It was only a member for a mere thirty years before the Rwandan Genocide of 1994 happened. The genocide was a clear violation of these terms, and Rwanda continues to violate the terms even in the wake of the genocide.
Unfortunately, aid and support from the UK after the 1994 genocide ended up exacerbating the civil war in Rwanda, wherein the effects in the Eastern part of the country are still being felt. Despite Rwandan claims that human rights abuses have been quelled in the aftermath of the genocide, the war, and the subsequent election of President Paul Kagame, it is clear that this is not true and that the Rwandan government continues to violate the conditions of UN Member statehood.
Why Would Andrew Mitchell Have Reinstated Aid Before He Left Office?
The UK and other Western UN nations (like the US) tend to turn a blind eye to Kagame's regime. This is mostly due to the Rwandan government's efforts to cover up any wrongdoings and promote projects that showcase restoration efforts within the country — like project Umubano. In 2017, Andrew Mitchell essentially said that UK aid in Rwanda was outshining the bad that the government has done and continues to do.
David Cameron and Andrew Mitchell both praised and supported Project Umubano, so Rwanda's support has long been a point of pride for the UK, especially for the Tory party. Indeed, the UK has even been known to provide over £80 million annually to Rwanda. But the UK has since begun to scrutinize the Rwandan Government after human rights investigations by the UN, Human Rights Watch, and other organizations. The UN recently caught wind of potential hits placed on former Rwandan activists living in the UK and had to warn and protect them against these hits. As can be seen with the recent Paul Rusesabagina kidnapping, Kagame is no stranger to the continued terrorization of anyone who speaks out against his regime.
Project Umubano masquerades as aid, but with half of the aid going directly to President Kagame, it is easy to see how he is able to continue his domestic and international terrorism against Rwandan Dissidents.
Andrew Mitchell's last act as Secretary of State for International Development is an increasing tactic being used by political parties worldwide to gain and keep control. They utilize aid in unethical ways and highlight the good that the support is doing while working in tandem with allied political parties to drown out the governments' damage. While some of the UK's aid to Rwanda went directly to Project Umubano, nearly half of it went straight to President Paul Kagame and his regime. And as more and more stories come out highlighting the silencing of citizens and former citizens against the Rwandan government, UN country members can only assume that aid is going directly toward those silencing campaigns.
Andrew Mitchell is Paul Kagame's chief lobbyist
Therefore, all UN Member Country Citizens need to speak out against direct funding of the Rwandan government. Unless the government can agree to protect and uphold freedom of speech under the UN's founding rules, it cannot be the direct recipient of global aid.
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WE UNCOVER RWANDA'S MILITARY INTELLIGENCE OPERATIVE – PETER MUGISHA, THE MAN BEHIND HELL OF MANY RWANDANS IN NORWAY.
PRESIDENT FELIX TSHISEKEDI MEETS RWANDAPHONE LEADERS – TUTSI AND HUTU LEADERS.
LOUDSPEAKER, OLIVIER NDUHUNGIREHE ALIAS BUDOMO FEELING GOOD ALONGSIDE HIS BOSS – DICTACTOR PAUL KAGAME AT THE UNGA 74 IN NEW YORK.
THAT TIME OF THE YEAR WHEN RWANDA'S DEADLY DIRECTORATE OF MILITARY INTELLIGENCE RECRUITS POTENTIAL CANDIDATES FROM AN ARRANGED PROJECT – 'MISS RWANDA.'


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New bushfire relief fund established, people urged to donate
24/12/2019 | Steven Marshall MP
The Marshall Liberal Government has established a new emergency relief fund to help people directly affected by the devastating Cudlee Creek bushfire – pledging $1 million to kick-start the donation drive.
And, South Australians are being encouraged to give generously to the South Australia Cudlee Creek Fire Appeal.
The State Emergency Relief Fund (SERF) has been activated following a formal declaration of the Cudlee Creek fire as a declared emergency by the Governor late yesterday.
The fund – to be managed by a five-member committee – will accept and distribute financial donations to the families and businesses who have lost their homes and livelihoods in the wake of the tragedy.
The committee, comprised of four State Government employees and one community member, will manage the fund and ensure public donations are distributed appropriately and fairly.
Premier Steven Marshall said the Government commitment would build on the outpouring of community support which has already occurred.
"The Government is pleased to be able to provide $1 million to kick-start the relief fund, which will go some way in helping Hills communities start rebuilding their lives," said Premier Marshall.
"We know South Australians give generously in tough times and we're encouraging South Australian businesses and community members to consider making a donation.
"Every little bit helps - no matter how big or small.
"The loss of property and land across the state has been immense and in the coming months, the community can use financial donations to help rebuild and get back on their feet."
There are four ways to donate to the SERF:
* Electronic funds transfer to the State Emergency Relief Fund, Commonwealth Bank of Australia, BSB 065 266, Account 10020160, Description must state 'donation'
* Credit card – visit the State Emergency Relief Fund BPoint payment website at bpoint.com.au/payments/serf or dial 1300 276 468 (1300 BPOINT) and enter biller code 1002359
* Cash – go into any branch of the Commonwealth Bank and donate over the counter giving the details: BSB 065 266, Account 10020160
* Cheque – send to State Emergency Relief Fund, Donations, QA Finance, GPO Box 292, Adelaide SA 5001
For more information about current grants and to stay up to date with the latest recovery information, visit www.dhs.sa.gov.au/recovery


The special meeting of the Stanley County Commissioners was called to order at 8:01 a.m. by Chairman Jacobson with Commissioners Booth, Iversen, Scott and Jacobson present. Director of Equalization Don Wiedemer, Highway Superintendent Leo Sullivan, States Attorney Tom Maher and Auditor Kris Kroll were also present.
MINUTES: Motion by Booth, seconded by Scott to approve the minutes of the May 31, 2011 special meeting, the June 7, 2011 regular meeting and the June 20, 2011 special meeting. All voted aye. Motion carried.
2011 FLOOD: Jacobson presented an email from the State regarding flooding and homes that were built in the flood plain.
AMR UPDATE: Booth stated that the AMR contract will expire today and the Committee suggests that they wait for any further action.
WAKPA SICA: Wakpa Sica Attorney Chuck Schroyer, Stacey LaCompte, President of Wakpa Sica John McCauley Sr., Bob Wilcox and Mike Jandreaux were present. Jacobson stated that the deed read NE1/4SE1/4 and should have read SE1/4SE1/4. Schroyer asked the Comm. to sign the Reconciliation Place Corrective Quitclaim Deed stating the correct legal description. Iversen asked what the plans are at the Reconciliation Place. LaCompte stated that they are still making improvements at the site and they are still working with various entities for funding. She said that the site is being used on a regular basis for meetings and they are working on storing artifacts there as well. McCauley said that they are trying to solicit funding for the location as it is used by many tribes. Discussion followed regarding a Tribal Supreme Court and concerns with the BIA. Motion by Booth, seconded by Iversen to sign the Corrective Quitclaim Deed on Reconciliation Place Addition Lot 1. All voted aye. Motion carried.
BREAK: Break at 8:53 a.m. Jacobson called the meeting back to order at 9:02 a.m.
2011 FLOOD: Emergency Manager Rob Fines was present. Monday and Tuesday of next week FEMA will begin assessing damage to individual homes. They will begin on Frontier Road. Getting approval is a difficult process. No word at this time about the Corps opening the spillway. People need to keep in mind that when the water goes down, the disaster is far from over. The ground water is not going to go away once the CFS is reduced. They are trying to keep 12,000-15,000 filled sandbags available for critical infrastructure. At this time, they are sandbagging in Pierre and transporting them to Stanley County/Fort Pierre as well as using them in Hughes County/City of Pierre. They are down to 126 members of the National Guard who will stay for the next 21 days.
EXECUTIVE SESSION: Motion by Booth, seconded by Iversen to go into Executive Session for personnel at 9:25 a.m. All voted aye. Motion carried. Out at 10:05 a.m.
VACANCY – COMM #2: Rick Cronin and Marsha Davenport were present. Motion by Booth, seconded by Scott to approve Marsha Davenport as Interim Commissioner for Precinct #2. Roll call vote: Booth, Scott and Jacobson voted yes, Iversen voted no. Motion carried. Kroll swore Marsha Davenport in as Interim Commissioner for Precinct #2.
2011 FLOOD: Sullivan brought a picture of damage to War Creek Road due to flooding. Sullivan will track all damage to roads for FEMA. The roads that were used for hauling from the pits during the flood event are going to need rebuilt.
CH REMODEL: Dudley Rumrill with SHP was present. Sharpe Enterprises, Inc. submitted a change order for the windows at the CH. Jacobson stated that the change order is for new materials plus labor but that the labor should already have been included in the original bid and should be deducted from the change order. Since the windows were installed and there was some water leakage, Maher suggests that the contractor run a water test after the windows are recaulked and ask Maintenance to be available to oversee the test. Rumrill will check with Midwest Construction on their progress. Jacobson asked if Midwest Construction had fixed the sprinkler system that was broken when the concrete was installed. Jacobson will followup with maintenance and let Rumrill know.
EXECUTIVE SESSION: Motion by Scott, seconded by Iversen to go into Executive Session for personnel at 11:02 a.m. All voted aye. Motion carried. Out at 11:10 a.m.
SDSU LETTER OF INTENT: Kroll will not write a letter of intent at this time.
EXPO BLDG: Booth informed the Comm. that the Expo building will be closed until August.
2011 FLOOD: If there are any other needs for sandbagging sites, Booth will inform Brad Lawrence that they can use the Schomer Barn vs. the Expo building.
US DEPT. OF INTERIOR – PILT PAYMENT: Letter was presented and allocation of the money will be decided at the next regular meeting.
ADJOURNMENT: Motion by Scott, seconded by Iversen to adjourn the meeting. Unanimous vote aye. Meeting adjourned at 11:46 a.m.