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🔼The name Israel: Summary
He Retains God
God Is Upright
From (1) the verb שרה (sara), to become rigid from the retention of liquidity, and (2) the word אל ('el), God.
From (1) the verb ישר (yashar), to be upright, and (2) the word אל ('el), God.
• Via שרה (sara): Sarah, Sarai, Serah, Seraiah, Shamsherai, Sharar
• Via ישר (yashar): Ahishar, Asarel, Asher, Asherah, Asriel, Asshur, Asshurim, El-Elohe-Israel, Jashar, Asharelah-Jesharelah, Jesher, Jeshurun, Sharon, Sherebiah, Shiloh, Telassar
🔼The name Israel in the Bible
Israel is the name given to Jacob during his encounter with the Angel of God at the river Jabbok (Genesis 32:28). His older twin brother's name is Esau, his parents are Isaac and Rebekah (Genesis 25), and his grandparents are Abraham and Sarah. The nation of Israel came from four matriarchs — Leah and her servant Zilpah, Leah's sister Rachel and her servant Bilhah — and their twelve sons would become the patriarchs of the twelve tribes of the nation of Israel:
Israel's first born son is Reuben (Genesis 29:32). His mother is Leah. Reuben forfeits his station of first-born son when he sleeps with Bilhah, the mother of his two half-brothers Dan and Naphtali (35:22).
Israel's second son is Simeon, also with Leah (29:33). Simeon forfeits his prominence when he and his brother Levi revenge the rape of their sister Dinah by Shechem the son of Hamor the Hivite (34:2), by killing every male living in the city of Hamor (34:25).
Israel's third son is Levi, also with Leah (29:34). He also forfeits his prominence, along with his brother Simeon.
Israel's fourth son is Judah (29:35). Due to the crimes of his three older brothers, Judah rises to prominence. The land of Judah is central to Israel, and the capital of Israel, Jerusalem, was situated in Judah. King David was from Judah, and Joseph, the father-by-law of Jesus was from Judah as well. By the time of Jesus, the name Judah has been applied to the Roman province of Judea, and the Israelites who made it out of the Babylonian exile became collectively known as Jews, meaning those of Judea.
The fifth son of Israel is Dan (30:6). His mother is Bilhah, the servant of Rachel (30:4).
The sixth son of Israel is Naphtali, also with Bilhah (30:8).
Israel's seventh son is Gad (30:11). Gad's mother is Zilpah, the servant of Leah (30:9).
Israel's eighth son is Asher (30:13). Asher's mother is Zilpah as well.
Israel's ninth son is Issachar, Leah's fifth son (30:18).
Israel's tenth son is Zebulun, Leah's sixth son (30:20).
Israel's eleventh child is a girl. Her name is Dinah and her mother is Leah (30:21).
Israel's eleventh son is Joseph. His mother is Rachel (30:24). In time, the tribe of Joseph breaches in two sub-tribes, named after Joseph's two sons Ephraim and Manasseh. Their mother's name is Asenath (41:50-52).
Israel's twelfth son is Ben-oni or Benjamin (35:18).
The name Israel appears also frequently in the New Testament, 78 times in 12 of the 27 books (all four Gospels, Acts, the Pauline epistles and Revelation — see the full New Testament concordance). In Greek, Israel is spelled Ισραηλ, and the ethnonym Israelite in Greek is spelled Ισραηλιτης. The latter appears 9 times.
🔼Etymology of the name Israel
The meaning of the name Israel is not clear, but yet it's huge. The meaning of Israel is not singular and distinct, but consists of many nuances and facets and bulges with theological significance.
Judging from Genesis 32:28, the form ישראל (Israel) appears to be a compilation of two elements. The final one is the noun אל (El), the common abbreviation of Elohim, meaning God:
The second part of our name appears to be related to the verb שרה I (sara):
שרר
Root שרר (sharar) has to do with rigidity resulting from the absorption and retention of liquids (called turgor in plants), liquidity in economy, or data in IT and so on — and the ultimate effects thereof. The promise of Jesus', that streams of living water would emerge from within (John 7:38), tells of a curing of social lymphedema, when pools of stagnant wealth (whether fat, cash or data) are re-released into society to benefit all (for more on this, see our article on the noun δουλος, doulos).
Noun שר (sar) means chief or ruler (someone in whom a society's wealth is concentrated). Its feminine form, שרה (sara), denotes a princess, noble lady or perhaps a ruling class collectively. The denominative verb שרר (sarar) means to be a chief.
Noun שרירות (sherirut) describes firmness in a negative sense: stubbornness. Noun שר (shor) refers to the umbilical cord and noun שרה (shera) to a bracelet of some sort. Noun שריר (sharir) apparently denotes a sinew or muscle.
Mystery verb שרה (sara) is used only to describe what Jacob did with the Angel (Genesis 32:29 and Hosea 12:4). It's traditionally been translated as "to wrestle," but it obviously metaphorizes Israel's formation into a political unity based on the retention of knowledge and skills. Derived noun משרה (misra) literally means "place or agent of שרה (sara)." It occurs only in the famous prediction that "the misra will be upon his shoulders" (Isaiah 9:6).
Verb שרה (shara) means to fill and release. Noun משרה (mishra) denotes the juice of grapes. Noun שריה (shirya) denotes a kind of weapon and noun שריון (shiryon) or שרין (shiryan) describes body armor — the link between physical, political and intellectual rigidity is obvious (see Ephesians 6:14).
However, even though Genesis 32:28 uses the enigmatic verb שרה — which is assumed to mean to struggle but which might something else entirely — it's by no means certain that this verb is etymologically linked to our name Israel. When we say, "we named him Bob because that seemed like a good idea," we certainly don't mean to say that the name Bob means "good idea".
The first part of the name Israel looks a lot like the verb שרה that explains this name, but this apparent link is possibly a mere case of word-play. In fact, the name Israel may have more to do with the verb ישר (yashar), meaning to be upright. Note that the difference between the letter שׂ (sin) as found in the name ישׂראל (Israel) and the letter שׁ (shin) as found in the verb ישׁר (yashar) didn't exist in Biblical times and as it was invented more than a thousand years after the Bible was written:
ישר אשר
Verb ישר (yashar) means to be straight or level. Adjective ישר (yashar) means right or upright. Nouns ישר (yosher), ישרה (yeshara) and מישר (meshar) mean uprightness or straightness. Noun מישור (mishor) describes a level place or plain.
Verb אשר ('ashar) covers a decisive progression or a setting right, and is often applied to describe happiness and prosperity (right on!). This is not due to a curious coincidence but to the obvious correlation of righteousness and efficiency. Righteousness in the Biblical sense describes a solid grasp of natural law, which leads to high levels of technology, social liquidity and thus peace and prosperity.
Nouns אשר ('esher), אשר ('ashar) and אשר ('osher) mean happiness or blessedness. Nouns אשור (ashur) and אשר (ashur) mean a step, a walk or a going. The noun תאשור (te'ashur) refers to a kind of tree (a happy tree? a progressing tree?).
The relative particle אשר (asher) means who or which, and may or may not be related to the previous (but probably does).
🔼Israel meaning
For a meaning of the name Israel, NOBSE Study Bible Name List, BDB Theological Dictionary and Alfred Jones (Dictionary of Old Testament Proper Names) unanimously go with the verb שרה of which the meaning is unsure. Undeterred, NOBSE reads God Strives, and BDB proposes El Persisteth or El Persevereth.
Alfred Jones figures that the mysterious verb שרה might very well mean "to be princely," and assumes that the name Israel consists of a future form of this verb, which hence would mean to become princely. And so Jones interprets the name Israel with He Will Be Prince With God.
Here at Abarim Publications, our contention is that the mystery verb שרה doesn't mean struggle at all, but rather reflects an ability to retain what normally is fluidic.
The history of Israel is of course not the religious history of some elite race but rather the history of information technology within the larger history of science. It tells of the world-wide effort to understand the natural world (Romans 1:20, 1 Kings 4:33) and to store data in symbols, starting with nouns and names (Genesis 2:19; see our article on the noun ονομα, onoma). The latter effort in turn culminated in the development of the Aramaic Hebraic alphabet, which in the Bible is told as the building of the "Temple of YHWH" by Solomon and Hiram. In the New Testament this Temple became known as the Word in the Flesh, "in whom are all the treasures of wisdom and knowledge" (Colossians 2:3).
Our guess: Israel means He Retains God, or slightly more elaborate: He Has Become A Receptacle In Which God Can Be Received And Retained. This most primary Biblical concept was obviously revisited in the story of the manger in which the Word was received.
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John Roberts was named to the Supreme Court in 2005 claiming he would act as a neutral umpire in deciding cases. His critics argue he has been anything but, pointing to his conservative victories on voting rights and campaign finance. Yet he broke from orthodoxy in his decision to preserve Obamacare. How are we to understand the motives of the most powerful judge in the land?
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A pager tower in Springfield was dismantled. Yes, pagers are still a thing.
A common misconception is that pagers are obsolete, said the owner of Midwest Paging.
A pager tower near the corner of Lyon Avenue and Chase Street was dismantled last week.
Arnie's Plumbing, Heating & Air is expanding and recently bought an adjacent property on which the tower stood, said Paul Flagg, with the company.
An internet company offered to take the tower down for free, on the condition that they get to keep the structure, Flagg said.
Flagg said the tower, which he estimated was 140 feet tall, had likely not been in use since at least 2005.
Is it the end of an era? Not so fast, says an area pager company.
Tom Jackson, who owns Purdy-based Midwest Paging, said his company covers the state of Missouri and the northwest corner of Arkansas.
He estimates he rents space on about 30 to 40 towers, including one in Springfield.
A common misconception is that pagers are obsolete, said Jackson.
He said about 80 percent of his customer base is hospitals. He estimates that there are 3,000 to 4,000 pagers in use in Springfield between Mercy Hospital and CoxHealth.
"They're reliable and the technology is old, but it's still functional," Jackson said. "We penetrate buildings real well with what we do. We can get in any place in the hospital, and sometimes cellphones don't."
Some first responders still use pagers as well, according to Jackson.
In 2011, when a tornado devastated Joplin, cellphone service was down for days, Jackson said. However, Midwest Paging's pagers never lost service.
He said pagers aren't as prevalent as they were two decades ago, but he believes the technology won't be disappearing anytime soon.
"You keep tightening your belt, and you can still make a little money on it," Jackson said.


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HOME ESSAYS Stargirl
Topics: High School Musical / Pages: 6 (1383 words) / Published: Feb 6th, 2013
Stargirl by Jerry Spinelli Stargirl is a very thought- provoking book. The author, Jerry Spinelli has an amazing voice throughout it. Like if you read it, you can just know that this book is by Jerry Spinelli without reading the cover. I think he is such an amazing writer. He has this talent to just know to capture the reader- he's not particularly good at anything else, but his writing makes you feel you're in the story because you understand everything. You want to know what happens next, and when you read it, it links to another event, you want to read more, and so on. The way he describes it is that he makes it seem everything is so interesting or exciting or sad or angry and makes the reader so emotional. I wish I could do the same with my writing. Jerry Spinelli's plots are always so unusual. This book talked about individuality and nonconformity. I mean, there are a lot of books that are similar, but this book has this main character called Stargirl. She is new to Mica Area High School, and she is different than anybody else. At first, she is really popular but later she gets shunned for her differences. The narrator, Leo, is also a Mica High student, and he finds her so different and fascinating. They later become in a relationship, but Leo doesn't like it because he is shunned as much as Stargirl. So he goes to Archie. Archie is a mentor and teacher to both Stargirl and Leo. He tells Leo to answer only one question: Who's affection do you value more, hers or them? This part touches me really deeply and I almost cried because this part was really sad. It was also my favorite because this scene finally decided if Leo really did love Stargirl and embrace her individuality. At first, Leo didn't understand the question, but later when he did, he didn't want to answer it because he didn't want to know if his answer was true. Leo wasn't a protagonist or antagonist at the same time. He was the one who made the biggest mistakes in the books, but it seemed
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Throughout the book Stargirl by Jerry Spinelli, there are many literary allusions. Most relate to other books, but some relate to real life. Stargirl is cheering at a basketball game. Unfortunately they are losing. There, Leo makes an interesting observation. "A kid names Ron Kovac. He stood six-foot-eight and averaged thirty points per game. Our players looked like five Davids flailing against Goliath" (69). This quote relates to the biblical story about David and Goliath. In the story, Goliath….
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Christina/Pd. 5 Stargirl Acrostic Poem Stargirl attends Mica High school in Mica Arizona. Stargirl also likes to change her mane to the way she feels. Tons of students in Mica follow her by what she does in school. Stargirl is the next big thing. Stargirl dresses very uniquely like wearing a kimono, dressing like Little Bo Peep, etc… Stargirl is very unselfish and only cares about others and how they feel. All of the cheer leaders think it's a great idea to put Stargirl on the Cheerleading team….
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Preview | Hartlepool United v Gillingham
FA Cup second round place up for grabs as Gills visit Hartlepool in replay.
Victoria Park is the venue as Gills go for a place in the second round of the FA Cup.
HARTLEPOOL UNITED V GILLINGHAM
Emirates FA Cup first round replay
Wednesday November 21
Kick-off, 7:45pm
This game has come too soon for Dean Parrett who continues to get himself match fit, while Callum Reilly (groin) will not be risked ahead of Saturday's game against Luton.
Otherwise Steve Lovell has a fully fit squad to choose from.
Matthew Bates will have further defensive options available to him when Andrew Davies and Carl Magnay both return to contention after bans.
Davies has now completed a three-game suspension following his red card at Wrexham, while Magnay returns after a one-game ban for reaching five yellow cards.
Midfielder Luke Williams remains the only injury absentee for Pools as he continues his recovery from knee surgery.
Manager Comments:
Matthew Bates - "Confidence is lacking. We aren't going great at home, we all know that. It's something I need to look at. Sunday wasn't really good enough."
Steve Lovell – "We have to put in a performance and win the game, then worry about the next one. They will be in the same mental state as us, wanting to win the game and get into the next round."
Previous Meetings:
The Gills have played Hartlepool United a total of 35 times, with Gills taking the edge with 15 wins over Hartlepool's 11. The initial first round fixture at Priestfield resulted in a 0-0 draw, with the winners of Wednesday's game set to take on Slough Town in round two.
We last played Hartlepool in a league match in 2010 at Victoria Park Stadium, when both teams left with a point after a 1-1 draw. The reverse fixture at The Medway Priestfield Stadium ended in a 1-0 defeat for the Gills with James Brown scoring in the 65th minute.
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There are several processes developed for the beneficiation of iron ores. In a number of cases, the combination of magnetic separation and silica flotation from magnetic concentrate is practiced.In the treatment of disseminated nonmagnetic iron ore beneficiation, a combination of selective flocculation reverse silica flotation is practiced.iron ore beneficiation handbook klimaatwebsite.be,Apr 03, 2014· DSO, gravity separation, Iron ore, iron ore beneficiation, magnetic separation, Beneficiation of Iron Or Iron ore is a mineral which is used after extraction and processing for the production of iron and steel The main ores of iron usually contain Fe2O3 (70 % iron, hematite) or Fe3O4 (72 % iron magnetite).
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Screening is an important step for dry beneficiation of iron ore. Crushing and screening is typically the first step of iron ore beneficiation processes. In most ores, including iron ore, valuable minerals are usually intergrown with gangue minerals, so the minerals need to be separated in order to be liberated.(PDF) An overview of the beneficiation of iron ores via,Abstract Flotation is the most effective solution, both technologically and economically, when upgrading iron concentrates. Research regarding iron ore flotation began in 1931, demonstrating that.
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Development and operating status of the flotation processes are relative to the nonmagnetic iron ores. The interest in the iron ore flotation began in the late 1930s and continues to the present day. There are several processes developed for the beneficiation of iron ores.Beneficiation of Oolitic Iron Ores Hatch Ltd,Mineral processing of the ore to generate a commercial iron ore concentrate is very challenging due to the nature of these ores. Accordingly, Hatch and Ironstone are developing a new pyrometallurgical process (Hatch Ironstone Chloride Segregation) to produce metallic iron from high silica and high phosphorus oolitic iron ores.
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Description. Iron Ore (fines) Iron ores are rocks and minerals from which metallic iron can be economically extracted. The ores are usually rich in iron oxides and vary in colour from dark grey, bright yellow, deep purple, to rusty red. The iron itself is usually found in the form of magnetite (Fe 3 O 4), hematite (Fe 2 O 3), goethite (FeO(OH)), limonite (FeO(OH).n(H 2 O)) or siderite (FeCO 3).Technical Resource Document: Extraction and Beneficiation,The United States imported 12.9 million lt of usable iron ore in 1991 for beneficiation and processing. According to the U.S. Bureau of Mines "usable" iron ore implies that less than 5 percent of the material is made up of manganese (U.S. DOI, Bureau of Mines 1991a).
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In the mining industry or extractive metallurgy, beneficiation is any process that improves (benefits) the economic value of the ore by removing the gangue minerals, which results in a higher grade product (concentrate) and a waste stream (tailings).Beneficiation of Iron Ores IspatGuru,Apr 03, 2014· Beneficiation of Iron Ores. Iron ore is a mineral which is used after extraction and processing for the production of iron and steel. The main ores of iron usually contain Fe2O3 (70 % iron, hematite) or Fe3O4 (72 % iron. magnetite). Ores are normally associated with unwanted gangue material. Grade of iron ore is usually determined by the total
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Description. Iron Ore (fines) Iron ores are rocks and minerals from which metallic iron can be economically extracted. The ores are usually rich in iron oxides and vary in colour from dark grey, bright yellow, deep purple, to rusty red. The iron itself is usually found in the form of magnetite (Fe 3 O 4), hematite (Fe 2 O 3), goethite (FeO(OH)), limonite (FeO(OH).n(H 2 O)) or siderite (FeCO 3).ball mill in iron ore beneficiation pdf,Beneficiation is the process where ore is reduced in size of the iron ore from the perspective of semi-autogenous used for ball mill sizing, and is also utilized. Get Price Basics in Minerals Processing Handbook as pdf file SKD
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Jun 30, 2020· Ray Hawk Last Modified Date: June 30, 2020 . Iron ore beneficiation is a multi-stage process that raw iron ore undergoes to purify it prior to the process of smelting, which involves melting the ore to remove the metal content.The process of iron ore beneficiation has two complementary goals and these define the methods used to refine it.Technical Resource Document: Extraction and Beneficiation,Table 1-3. Ore Treated to Product Ratios and Material Handled to Product Ratios for U.S. Surface Iron Ore Mines, in Thousand Long Tons, 1988 .. 1-13 Table 1-4. Beneficiation Methods Commonly Associated With Iron Ores and the Percentage of Ore Treated by Each Method, 1990 .. 1-15 Table 1-5.
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1. Iron ore supply and demand outline 1.1 Types of iron ore Iron ores can be classified in different ways. The most important has to do with the iron content. In many cases, ore with a total iron content of 60% to 63%, or greater, is regarded as high grade, and ore with a lower iron technical due diligence iron ore beneficiation,The iron ore beneficiation flowsheet presented is typical of the large tonnage magnetic taconite operations. Multi parallel circuits are necessary, but for purposes of illustration and description a single circuit is shown and described. Get Price Ore Beneficiation Mining Techniques Animation. technical due diligence iron ore beneficiation.
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Song of the Day: "I See the Light" from Tangled
Dan S. / March 18, 2018
"I See the Light" from Tangled – #23 from "The Top 50 Disney Songs" (2014)
Tangled features an innovative style of computer animation, meant to evoke the aesthetic of rococo oil paintings. Every frame abounds with lush detail, but, with the amalgamated eye-poppingness of tall ships, still waters, castle spires, and ten thousand glowing lanterns taking flight, "I See the Light" is in a league all its own. The sequence provides some of the most breathtaking visuals in an animated feature to date…and the song itself ain't too bad neither. The double-meaning tune has Rapunzel seeing the very literal light of the lanterns she has long-yearned to experience up close, and "seeing the light" in the sense of realizing her growing feelings for Flynn. Flynn has the same "enlightening" epiphany regarding his own feelings, and all this "light-seeing" makes for an unforgettable moment which ranks among Disney's most romantic. But I do have one question: Why did Mother Gothel tell Rapunzel her birthday was the same day as the lantern ceremony? Gothel literally could've picked any day of the year to assign as Rapunzel's "birthday," and avoided a whole lot of questions.
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Another absolutely outstanding opinion by Brian. His spirited tribute to the ballad from the excellent Tangled challenged me to re-listen to it with open ears, and it's become a favorite Disney song of mine since. I particularly love his attention to the visuals of the scene: It's a stunning moment.
If you want to fall even more in love with the song, watch its adorable voice actors, Mandy Moore and Zachary Levi (aka Chuck) recording their vocal parts.
(Brian's got a point about the birthday plot hole, though… I suppose it was a symbolic choice that resonated with Gothel and she assumed Rapunzel would never escape? Maybe keeping Rapunzel psychically linked to the trauma of her kidnapping somehow makes her hair magic even more powerful? Just speculating.)
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The Earthquake Engineering Research Institute dispatched a team of scientists and engineers to study the impacts of the 7.7 Bhuj Earthquake that devastated the State of Gujarat, India on January 26, 2001. Funded by the National Science Foundation as part of EERI's Learning from Earthquakes Program, EERI's joint India/US team was led by structural engineering Professor Sudhir Jain, India Institute of Technology, Kanpur, and geologist William Lettis, William Lettis and Associates, Walnut Creek, California. The team included earth scientists, civil and structural engineers, and an Indian government official. The nine U.S. team members spent ten days in the field with their Indian counterparts in an investigation of the impacts of the earthquake on the built environment, lifelines, port facilities, emergency response, shelter and interim housing. The team began their reconnaissance investigation in the city of Ahmedabad, and then moved to the more severely damaged epicentral areas. The preliminary report and photos are posted below.


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What can really be deemed as the specimen of unique medieval stone and a mansion with woodcarvings, Hotel Castle at Naggar perched high on a cliff and was the stronghold of the rulers of Kullu for over two centuries. Situated on the left bank of river Beas at an altitude of 1851m, the castle was built by Raja Sidh Singh of Kullu. The medieval Castle was converted into a Rest House approximately hundred years back. However, in 1978 this ancient building was handed over to HPTDC to run as a Heritage hotel. The Hotel overlooks the Kullu Valley and apart from the spectacular view and superb location, this has the flavor of authentic western Himalayan architecture.
A fine example of timber-bonded building of Western Himalayas, the vicinity and the atmosphere at Nagger is pleasant and unhurried which makes it is good place to stop a while. Here a gallery houses the paintings of the Russian artist Nicholas Reorich, Naggar also has three other old shrines. Now a HPTDC Heritage Hotel, it offers a grand view of the valley.
The amazing location and spectacular atmosphere added with a unique charm of medieval stone and a mansion with woodcarvings, Hotel Castle at Naggar makes you breathe in what can really be called as the nature's heaven. The antique architecture that withstood the massive earthquake of 1905, the hotel Castle at Nagger lets you live in the sheer luxury that only Raja used to enjoy.
Raison: At a distance of 13 km and near to the banks of the Beas – and on the Kullu- Manali highway- Himachal Tourism runs an adventure and camping site.
Jagatipatd Temple: In the upper courtyard of the castle there is a tiny temple -a small square structure which contains "Jagtipatt" a slab of stone measuring 5'x8'x6″ which is said to have been brought from a place near Vashisht by honey bee. This is also place for meeting of local deities of Kullu.
Tripura Sundri Temple: This pagoda shaped wooden temple is situated in the upper part of the village. This is also a rare example of architecture.
Nacholas Roerich Art Gallery: Prof. Late Nicholas Roerich and illustrates interestingly reputed artist had chosen Naggar as his residence when he came to India in 1929, the house has now been converted in an art gallery which houses many numbers of rare paintings of Roerich and other specimen of art. The gallery is open for visitors.
Gauri Shankar Temple: At the foot of small bazaar below the Castle is the Gauri shankar Temple dedicated to Lord Shiva. There is a charming example of architecture and carving of its particular period.
Apart from the scenic splendor and antique architecture, the place also serves as a ground for some adventure and fun loving people. The Kullu Valley has numerous places for trout fishing. These includes Katrain, Raison, Kasol and Naggar; then along the river Tirthan near Larji, in the Sainj valley and in the Hurlakhund. The valley is the nucleus of several trek routes. Some major ones are over the chanderkhani Pass to Malana village, over the Jalori Pass or Bashleo Pass to Shimla, and over the Pin parvati Pass to Sarahan. Additionally, the river Beas offers excellent opportunities for white water rafting.


Sooooo, as everyone knows when you skim your attk troops against an EB, you make more gold then if you unload. This is easy to see, as you unload your troops, your troop plunder decreases, skim from max troops, and you earn more plunder.
But what about spies? Well if it's a steal bar, then obviously you would make more by skimming, steal plunder drops even more sharply then attk plunder. But what if it's an assass bar?
When you assass you do more or less the same damage on the last hit as you do the first.
So, if the damage done from 1 full bar of assass is the same as 1 hr of skimming, and the number of actions from 1 full bar is the same as 1 hr of skimming then surely the end bonus would be the same?
But............. over the last few months I have seen more and more people mentioning that you get more gold from skimming spies then you do from unloading. Are all these people wrong? Are they confusing troop plunder with assass rewards? Why are so many of them so sure that skimming spies makes more gold?
Today I decided to test it for myself. I did 2 hauntings back to back. In each haunting I only did one action. A single Assass. The first haunting I did my 1 assass from very low spies (1 regen above empty) The second Haunting I did my 1 assass from full spies.
So this thread is for all of you who like me didn't realise that there was more to this EB plunder reward then meets the eye.
Congrats to all of those who are reading this thinking "no  Sherlock, I knew that ages ago." Aren't you Mr Clever Clogs.
And a big thank you to the guys and gals at Osiris for running some fast hauntings so that I didn't have to sit around too long with full troops / spies waiting for the EB to finish.
On page 1 of this thread Val said.
Val is quite well known to many forumers as being an expert in all thing hansel, but I felt the need to test this for myself just in case.
I used my large hansel alt who has 3.5m spy attk to do 1 single assass against a Haunt from full spies.
Where my attk build with 500k spy attk made 3m, my hansel made 30m.
So yes it would seem that once again Val is exactly correct. Assass works EXACTLY like steals work. Except you get the plunder AFTER the EB is completed as oppose to directly. Furthermore like steals, builds with large spy attk stats make significantly more gold per assass then builds with smaller spy attk stats.
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Cool...never was sure if I should skim assassinate.
Thanks for the comparison, i skim on haunts myself but i never truly knew how different the outcomes were when it comes to unloading or skiming.
That's crazythe morale of the story is to not hit as soon as you regen like I do.
Note to self " skim spy's aswell. " thanks!
Skimming spies pays tons more.


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Ce tableau présente la liste de tous les monuments historiques classés ou inscrits dans la ville de Gray, Haute-Saône, en France.

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It is interesting to see that Robert Schuller Jr. was removed from the pulpit by his father because his sermons have been full of direct references to the Bible. Pray for Robert Schuller Jr. Pray that God would use him to be a bold messenger for the gospel according to the scriptures.
The elder Schuller announced Saturday that he was removing his son, the Rev. Robert A. Schuller, as the show's only preacher three years after turning the program over to him. The show will now be hosted by different pastors, and even businessmen, from around the country and Latin America.
"We kept talking to board members and said we ought to have a broader audience," said Mysse, who was involved in discussions leading to the change. "This one message from one person is just not broad enough right now."
Mysse said the change, discussed in the last year and made during the last few weeks, has strained the relationship of a father and son who once seemed to be a solid team. "We're trying to do the best we can and bring about a deeper reconciliation," Mysse said. Their relationship "is not irreparable, but it's gone through some difficult days."
Zenobia Coe of Lake Forest said she preferred the young Schuller's Scripture-laden sermons. "But because God called me to this church, I intend to keep coming . . . whatever the church decides."


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Q: Docker running a command on container start up I have a docker container, for which I need to run the following command
php /var/www/html/artisan queue:work &

It starts a worker process that looks for jobs and executes them.
I can run it by doing exec -it when the container is running.
But I need to do it using Dockerfile so that when my container re-deploys, it starts this automatically. I have tried
RUN php /var/www/html/artisan queue:work

CMD ["php","/var/www/html/artisan","queue:work"]

ENTRYPOINT ["php","/var/www/html/artisan","queue:work"]

separately of course. but none of them work. In the case of CMD and ENTRYPOINT my container starts giving out a 502 error and my service becomes inaccessible.
What am I doing wrong?

A: You could do this in multiple ways.
You could write a shell script that starts the background process first and then starts your API.
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You could also do this through a docker entrypoint shell script
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However, what I recommend is, if they are separate type of workloads, run them in separate container. If the background processing task crashes, there is no one to restart it. If you run it as a separate container, you could use a system to restart it.

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Step 1: Please make sure that playlists have been shared from iTunes. Firstly open iTunes and head to "Preferences", then select "Advanced" and tick "Share iTunes Library XML with other applications".
Step 2: Open Spotify and click on "File" in the menu bar. Then select import playlists from the drop-down menu and click iTunes.
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Launch iTunes DRM Audio Converter on Windows. Click "Add" button, then you will see a pop-up window which will show you all the iTunes folders. You can add iTunes playlists or songs you want to import to Spotify.
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Now, all the converted iTunes playlists or songs are saved to your local computer, you just need to import these files to Spotify.
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School's Out: Best Summer Horror Films
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Summer is finally here! Classes are coming to an end. The days are longer. Somewhere a sandy beach is calling your name. Maybe you can already smell that burning campfire. To celebrate the first day of summer, in this edition of The Chopping Block, I take a look at some of the better summer-themed horror films. While fall is understandably the more common horror season, summer campsites and ocean beach sides offer plenty of subject matter for the horror genre. So wait for the summer sun to set, pull out a sleeping bag, and check out some of the films below.
Madman (1982)
I could have easily started this list off with The Burning, but I've discussed it earlier this year in Underrated Slasher Films piece. Madman is also a bit of hidden gem for slasher fans. Yet another cheap rip-off that followed on the heels of Friday the 13th, Madman is an odd film that offers more idiosyncratic charms than you might expect. After a summer campfire story about the legend of Madman Marz, naive camper Richie inadvertently summons the killer's spirit and carnage ensues.
For the most part, Madman is a cheaply shot film with a strange blue tint in much of the lighting. What separates Madman from the host of other-budget slasher knockoffs are a few gruesome death scenes and a surprisingly grim ending. Besides how many other slasher villains have their own folk theme song? It's one of those films that may fallen off your radar but is worth a look.
Sleepaway Camp (1983)
Sleepaway Camp had one of the better cover art images in the VHS era. It was one of those movies sitting along the top shelf that you begged your parents to rent. Essentially a cheapie knock-off of Friday the 13th, Sleepaway Camp distinguished itself from the dozen or so summer camp horror films in two ways. First, Sleepaway Camp has a noticeable mean streak missing from a lot of 80's slasher films. There are a couple of death scenes that border on distasteful. Second, the gender-bending twist ending is not only genuinely shocking but also unsettling. Felissa Rose is excellent as shy, orphaned camper, Angela. It's her performance in those final moments that will unnerve audiences.
I Know What Did You Did Last Summer (1997)
Following the success of Scream, the late 1990's and early 2000's saw a slasher-lite resurgence. These slasher films had higher production values, better acting, less sex and nudity, and more sanitized violence. During this brief slasher renaissance, I Know What You Did Last Summer was probably the best of the films not called Scream.
A loose version of the Lois Duncan novel of the same name fused with 'The Hook' urban legend, IKwYDLS was penned by Scream screenwriter, Kevin Williamson. The cast was stacked with young-up-coming talent including Jennifer Love Hewitt, Sarah Michelle Gellar, Ryan Phillippe, Freddie Prinze Jr. Anne Heche, and Johnny Galecki. With all the talent in front of and behind the camera, IKwYDLS is a surprisingly rote effort. It's slick and competent, but not particularly scary. Most of the death scenes are fairly tame and the film's central mystery won't blow anyone's mind. Overall, it's a perfectly serviceable slasher film that boasts one terrific final jump scare.
It wouldn't be summer holidays without a camping trip or a long weekend at the cottage. Friday the 13th is the king of summer camp horror films. Boasting some of the best make-up effects work from master Tom Savini and a landmark horror score from Harry Manfredini, Friday the 13th rises above it's paper-thin story to deliver a genuinely scary experience. Its death scenes still set the bar for the slasher subgenre and the final jump scare is among the best in horror film history.
Could any other film sit at the top of this list? Jaws is the quintessential summer horror film. Steven Spielberg has you in the palm of his hand from the gripping opening scene. Even with the shark hidden for much of the film, Spielberg employs a grab bag of innovative tricks to keep the audience in suspense. The shark's first full appearance is an absolute scene-stealer. Even when Jaws is stuck on land, the performances from Roy Scheider, Richard Dreyfus, and Robert Shaw ensure that nothing slows down or becomes dull. Jaws is box office filmmaking at its best – a movie that can be watched over and over without ever losing any of its fun and terror.
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First impressions last. The first impression for the buyer is the garden and the outside appearance of your home.
Mow the lawn and ensure that garden tools and hose pipes are neatly packed away.
Ensure that your swimming pool is clean and sparkling and that all water features are operating.
Spend a little time to ensure that exterior walls, woodwork and gutters are in good repair.
Make your braai and entertainment areas attractive.
Make sure your front door invites visitors in.
Make it as bright and light as you can. Switch on the lights if necessary and open all the curtains to ensure ample light in all the rooms.
Make sure that bathrooms are clean, towels hung up neatly and all products packed away.
Baths, basins, toilets, taps and showers must be shiny.
Kitchen, stove and oven must be sparkling clean and all dishes and washing packed away.
Pick up all toys and pack away any items which make the rooms feel cluttered.
Pack away any clothes lying and hanging around.
In summer, open doors and windows as far as possible and allow light and fresh air to circulate.
In winter, make your home warm, cosy and inviting.
Make sure that visitors can view all the outbuildings.
Put fresh flowers in a vase on a prominent spot.
Play classical music to create a pleasant atmosphere.
If possible, try housing pets elsewhere for the day.
Do not hang about and make sure that family and friends are away during show times – it allows prospective buyers to be at ease, unobserved, comfortable and free to voice their feelings.


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Universal Display Mines for Opportunities in Fujifilm OLED Patents
João-Pierre S. Ruth
In a move to beef up its opportunities, Universal Display Corp. (NASDAQ: PANL) in Ewing, NJ plunked down $105 million last week to grab more than 1,200 patents and patent applications for organic LED technology from Fujifilm.
Organic LED—OLED for short—is a technology used to create new types of light sources as well as ultrathin electronic displays for mobile devices and televisions. The addition of this patent portfolio gives Universal Display, which develops and supplies OLED material and technology, a deeper well to draw from.
The company's technology is licensed by Samsung and other manufacturers. The addition of the Fujifilm OLED patents nearly doubles Universal Display's portfolio and should help expand its licensing and materials businesses, says Janice Mahon, vice president of technology commercialization. "We decided it was a great strategic play for us was to acquire [Fujifilm's] portfolio," Mahon says.
OLEDs can be used to design thinner electronic screens compared with LED and LCD technology. In spite of the prospects for this innovation, thus far the screen sizes of OLED devices have been relatively small. Smartphones such as Samsung's Galaxy S line use the technology, with larger screens in development. Manufacturers Samsung and LG Electronics both plan to release 55-inch OLED televisions sometime this year. The LG OLED television boasts a screen that is 4 millimeters thin at its narrowest edge.
Future uses of OLED material could include thin, flexible electronic displays mounted as visors in soldiers' helmets. Light panels made with OLEDs could lay flat against walls and ceilings and potentially drain less energy than some traditional light sources. Mahon says Universal Display has sought ways to help advance the manufacturing methods used to make OLEDs. The company raised $250 million in March 2011 through a public offering in order to make such investments as the Fujifilm portfolio acquisition.
The long-term effects of this and another recent deal by Universal Display may be on investors' minds when the company holds its second quarter earnings call on Aug. 8. The company has taken some bruising on the stock market over the past year. Its shares closed at $32.44 on Monday, down from a 52-week high of $60.28 during trading last Sept. 20.
For the first quarter of 2012, the company did not meet analysts' earnings forecasts. Universal Display lost three cents per share for the period ended March 31, rather than earning four cents per share as analysts expected. The company reported a net loss of $1.2 million on $12.6 million in revenue for the first quarter, compared with a net loss of $11.9 million on revenue of $9.6 million a year earlier. In short, the company made gains, but not to the extent that the market expected.
Universal Display seems to be responding by pouncing on more opportunities. Now, the company has a new vault of patents to work with in addition to another recent deal. On July 19, the company announced a $4 million investment in Pittsburgh-based Plextronics, a manufacturer of printed electronics technology. In addition to the money, Universal Display formed a three-year development agreement with Plextronics to help spur the commercialization of materials from both companies.
Mahon says the current manufacturing method typically uses solid OLED materials that are set onto a surface in thin layers through a process called vacuum deposition. If the process can be performed instead by printing liquids on to surfaces, she says it might lead to a cost-effective way to produce high-volume, large displays. "There's been ongoing research to develop liquid OLED materials that could be inkjet printed, nozzle printed, or put down as large area coatings," she says.
Though Mahon could not specify what patents exist in the Fujifilm OLED portfolio, the scope may be substantial. Fujifilm was researching the technology for more than 10 years and was a longtime archrival of Kodak in this field.
"It was apparent to many that Kodak was a key player in the development of OLED," Mahon says. "It was less obvious to the general public that Fujifilm was essentially doing the same thing." Buying up the patents, she says, will bolster Universal Display's position as a provider of OLED technology to manufacturers.
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Roundabout PlayPump
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Laura Bush announcing partnership with Case Foundation to support the provision and installations of PlayPump water systems
The Roundabout PlayPump is a system that uses the energy created by children playing to operate a water pump. It is manufactured by the South African company Roundabout Outdoor. It operates in a similar way to a windmill-driven water pump.
The PlayPump received heavy publicity and funding when first introduced, but has since been criticized for being too expensive, too complex to maintain or repair in low-resource settings, too reliant on child labor, and overall less effective than traditional handpumps. WaterAid, one of the biggest water charities in the world, opposes the PlayPump for these reasons.[1][2]
3 Criticism
The PlayPump water system is a playground merry-go-round attached to a water pump. The spinning motion pumps underground water into a 2,500-liter tank raised seven meters above ground. The water in the tank is easily dispensed by a tap valve. According to the manufacturer the pump can raise up to 1400 liters of water per hour from a depth of 40 meters. Excess water is diverted below ground again.[3]
The storage tank has a four-sided advertising panel. Two sides are used to advertise products, thereby providing money for maintenance of the pump, and the other two sides are devoted to public health messages about topics like HIV/AIDS prevention.[3]
The PlayPump was invented in South Africa by Ronnie Stuiver, a borehole driller and engineer, who exhibited it at an agricultural fair in 1989.[3] Trevor Field, an agricultural executive, saw the device at the fair and licensed it from Stuiver.[4] Field installed the first two systems in KwaZulu-Natal province in South Africa in 1994, and began receiving media attention in 1999, when Nelson Mandela attended the opening of a school which had a PlayPump.[3] In 2000, PlayPump received the World Bank Development Marketplace Award,[3] and it became internationally prominent following a 2005 PBS Frontline report in 2005.[5] At a 2006 Clinton Global Initiative ceremony, donors pledged $16.4 million to install more PlayPumps.[6]
By 2008, 1,000 PlayPumps had been installed, and Field set a goal of installing 4,000 by 2010.[7] However, in 2009 PlayPumps International turned its inventory of uninstalled PlayPumps over to Water For People, and stopped installing new PlayPumps in order to focus on maintenance of existing ones.[8]
The Guardian calculated in 2009 that children would have to "play" for 27 hours every day to meet PlayPumps' stated targets of providing 2,500 people per pump with their daily water needs.[1]
In June 2010, PBS's Frontline/World aired an update about the failure of PlayPumps, particularly in Mozambique.[2] Many older women, who were not consulted prior to the installation of the PlayPumps, found operating them to be difficult, especially when there were few children around. PlayPumps were also breaking down, with no way for villagers to make the expensive necessary repairs. A comprehensive report about these failures was released by UNICEF in 2007.[9]
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^ a b Chambers, Andrew (2009-11-24). "Africa's not-so-magic roundabout | Andrew Chambers". The Guardian. ISSN 0261-3077. Retrieved 2019-02-06.
^ a b "FRONTLINE/World | Southern Africa: Troubled Water | Synopsis And Video | PBS". www.pbs.org. Retrieved 2019-02-06.
^ a b c d e "Tapping into ingenuity". Media Club South Africa. 1 July 2008. Retrieved 28 November 2014.
^ "When Innovation Is Child's Play". World Intellectual Property Organization. March 2009. Retrieved 28 November 2014.
^ "PlayPump not a Panacea for Africa's Water Problems". Circle of Blue. 24 July 2010. Retrieved 28 November 2014.
^ Michael Hobbes (17 November 2014). "The Problem With International Development - And A Plan to Fix It". New Republic. Retrieved 28 November 2014.
^ "PlayPumps International: Gaining User Buy-In". Stanford Graduate School of Business. April 2012. Retrieved 28 November 2014.
^ "Letter from the CEO". PlayPumps International. 27 October 2009. Archived from the original on 16 November 2009. Retrieved 28 November 2014.
^ https://www.pbs.org/frontlineworld/stories/southernafrica904/flash/pdf/unicef_pp_report.pdf Please note that page 9 of the report is missing at this link.
Roundabout Water Solutions
One Water — official One Water site
"Why pumping water is child's play" (2005-04-25) - BBC News article
"The Play Pump: Turning water into child's play" (2004-10-24) - article with streaming video
Lawrences Roundabout Well Appeal — Roundabout PlayPump charity
2D — official Two Distribute site
African Well Fund
Trevor Field PlayPumps International | Black and White — interview with Trevor Field of PlayPumps International, discussing the product
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The Final Days of Fitch Bishop
This weathered stone marks the grave of Fitch Bishop, patriarch of my husband's ancestors in Portage County, Ohio. Pitted with age, the letters indistinct and barely legible, the stone reads: "FITCH BISHOP, DIED May 22, 1868, AGED 56 yrs, 9 mos."
Fitch's death was unexpected and sudden. On May 17, 1873, his wife, Sarah, wrote in her diary, "5 years today since my husband was stricken down in full health with his last sickness, I cannot realize it." On May 19, she recalled, "I was watching by the bed of a sick and dying husband."
It appears that Fitch may have suffered a stroke or heart attack that did not immediately kill him, but left him lingering in a greatly weakened state. The concern was immediate. A will was hastily drawn up and witnesses gathered. On May 17th, the same day he was stricken, Fitch scrawled his signature on a paper that read:
Freedom, May 17th, 1868
The last will and testament of
Fitch Bishop
I hereby give and bequeath all my
property both real and personal
to my wife Sarah Ann Bishop
This is my last will and Testament
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Witnesses { J. J. Hutchins
I imagine that a doctor was called and everything possible done to make Fitch comfortable. Fitch and Sarah's three living children no doubt drew near. Annette, 21, and Walter, 16, living at home, could have been by his side at once. George, almost 27, had to be summoned. If George was still working as a wagon-maker in Hiram, as he had been in 1860, it was a short ride to Freedom. Augusta Bishop, widow of Fitch's oldest son, Albert, might have brought eight-year-old Theodore to his grandfather's bedside.
Work in the fields and routine household chores likely stopped for a time. Neighbors and friends, alerted to the crisis, might have come by to see Fitch and offer words of comfort to Sarah. But in the end, all they could do was wait.
Five days later, Fitch succumbed. The Portage County Democrat reported only, "In Freedom, on the 22d of May, ult., of heart disease, after a few days illness, Mr. Fitch Bishop, aged 57 years." A grieving Sarah had to make funeral arrangements and prepare for another trip to Freedom West Cemetery, where she had already laid two sons and a granddaughter to rest.
I feel fortunate to have such a variety of records to draw on regarding the end of Fitch's life, sad as it was. What I wouldn't give for just one to tell me about his beginnings!
1. Portage County Genealogical Society, compiler, Portage County, Ohio Cemeteries, Volume IV: Freedom Township and Windham Township (Ravenna, Ohio: the society, 1993), p. 90-91.
2. Sarah Ann Barnum Bishop, Pocket Diary 1873, entries for May 17 and May 19. This diary passed from Theodore H. Bishop to Annah L. Bishop to Robert F. Bishop; privately held by Shelley Bishop.
3. Portage County, Ohio, probate file 2108 (loose papers), Fitch Bishop, Portage County Historical Society, Ravenna.
4. Fitch Bishop obituary, Portage County Democrat (Ravenna, Ohio), 3 June 1868, p. 2 col. 8.
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PSLV | IRS-P1
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Sept. 20, 1993, 5:12 a.m. - Sept. 20, 1993, 5:12 a.m.
Mission: Earth Science
Low Earth Orbit Satish Dhawan Space Centre First Launch Pad Sriharikota, Republic of India
IRS-1E (Indian Remote Sensing Satellite) satellite was an experimental Indian earth observing satellite, which was derived from the engineering model of IRS-1A incorporating a Monocular Electro-Optical Stereo Scanner developed by DLR, Germany, and a LISS-I camera similar to that on IRS-1A.
PSLV
Family: PSLV
The Polar Satellite Launch Vehicle (PSLV) is an expendable medium-lift launch vehicle designed and operated by the Indian Space Research Organisation (ISRO). It was developed to allow India to launch its Indian Remote Sensing (IRS) satellites into sun-synchronous orbits, a service that was, until the advent of the PSLV in 1993, commercially available only from Russia. PSLV can also launch small size satellites into Geostationary Transfer Orbit (GTO).
$21000000
Indian Space Research Organization
Chairman: S. Somanath Founded: 1969 Successes: 66 Failures: 13 Pending: 18
The Indian Space Research Organisation (ISRO) is the space agency of the Government of India headquartered in the city of Bangalore. Its vision is to "harness space technology for national development while pursuing space science research and planetary exploration."
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What's all this talk about de Blasio….???
You get what you pay for, or is it –you get what you VOTE for? Either way-New York City folks, dropped the ball when electing De Blasio as mayor, it's a mess out there now and the chain of command is broken!
Last week two New York Police officers (Wenjian Liu and Rafael Ramos) were assassinated in their patrol car by Ismaaiyl Brinsley, a man who had been fueled by the nationally growing resentment against men and women in uniform and the decision to not indict the officer in charge of the death of Eric Garner, just tipped this guy over the edge! Before carrying out this horrific crime, Brinsley wrote on Instagram: "I'm Putting Wings on Pigs Today,"(real classy) then he also wrote, "They Take 1 Of Ours . . . Let's Take 2 of Theirs," (that doesn't even make sense) he ended his post with: "This May Be My Final Post" (and it was).
Now Al Sharpton is buddies with Obama (ughhh having a race baiting "reverend" as your friend is a whole other blog in itself) but he's also buddies with Bill de Blasio, the mayor of New York City. De Blasio sided with the protestors, not out right….but he didn't come out against the chanting of harmful things against the police. Now I am all for free speech….but for a mayor (withholding his own ability to exercise free speech) to not come out against people chanting wanting to harm those who protect the city he oversees, is asinine!
Shortly after this march the two officers were shot dead.
Now the police have no respect for de Blasio, turning their backs on him at every speech he has given since.
So I naturally got a little curious about this De Blasio guy, who won in a landslide -mind you, last November by 45 percentage points! Whaaaaa??
Right out the gate he caused some controversy when he became mayor wanting to get rid of all of NYC's notable and famous horse drawn carriages…..because it's "inhumane." This caused quite a controversy actually, because the horses just road around Central Park…but De Blasio wanted to replace the carriages with a car-which has got to be more friendly to the environment (sarcasm….lots of sarcasm) which Libs are all about right?….so this of course makes no sense, which makes me think that whole idea was a backdoor deal…anyways the horse drawn carriages are still there!
De Blasio, then decided to go after jaywalking, tickets for jaywalking went up 800% yikes!!! That is until he was caught JAYWALKING!
De Blasio, also wanted to ticket more people in NYC for speeding….and of course that was until he was caught SPEEDING!
The thing is, I am still trying to figure out what made NYC so excited about him, I honestly don't get it…in fact I don't know how the majority of these stooges get elected!
His latest though is the worst, because his response or lack there of to the protesting, has caused a total mistrust, and break in protocol, as well as a total increase in divisiveness and hatred! The police no longer respect him and this is NOT GOOD. If those who swear to protect and serve, don't respect the one giving orders….it's no bueno people! But worst, I think those two officers would still be alive, if some real leaders would have stood up to the loud voices, to the overwhelming crowds, to the intense anger, and proclaimed love and not hate!
"Darkness cannot drive out darkness; only light can do that. Hate cannot drive out hate; only love can do that." -Martin Luther King.
I think Mr. De Blasio, needs to kindly bid the people of NYC ado…aka RESIGN!


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Most companies invest in SkyBitz Local Fleets tracking technology because a real-time view of their most basic assets helps them maximize routing efficiency, track employee vehicle usage, stay on top of maintenance schedules, and even drive down their insurance premiums. For Kline Construction, a New Jersey-based, family-run utility support contractor that's been in business since 1945, the motivation was more fundamental.
PROVIDING MORE THAN DATA
Bruce Whitlock, an IT specialist for Kline, says that, yes, they certainly take advantage of the maintenance interval notifications, the geo-fencing capabilities of SkyBitz, and the monitoring of employee personal use, but mostly it's about total asset control.
Kline initially tried other tracking solutions before finding a system—the SkyBitz Local Fleets system—that worked for them. "They weren't responsive to our needs," Whitlock says of those initial providers. "Whereas SkyBitz Local Fleets has bent over backwards to accommodate us."
That's led to complete satisfaction for Kline, especially when it comes to what the company wanted most from a tracking system. "We have so many vehicles and equipment that our supervisors really want the answer to one question: 'Where is the equipment or the vehicle?'" Whitlock says. "We've tried three different vendors, and SkyBitz is the only one that answers that question day in and day out."
Compared to those more conspicuous benefits of SkyBitz Local Fleets—the ones that show up in the numbers every day—there's another that's easy to overlook, one that flows from knowing where every tracked asset is at any given moment: theft detection. In one sense, it's a bit like an insurance policy. That is, having theft detection is a subtle source of comfort, but that comfort helps you forget it's even there.
ABORTING A THEFT
As Kline Construction quickly learned, though, it's always there. At this writing, Kline has been using the SkyBitz Local Fleets SA3000 and DT3000 series for a little more than a year, and Kline is presently deploying 175 SkyBitz Local Fleets units in its various trucks and pieces of equipment. They'll grow that figure in the coming months. That's because not long after the initial install, they swiftly realized the benefits of knowing exactly where every vehicle and piece of equipment is at every moment.
One night, at about one o'clock in the morning, two would-be thieves climbed the fence of a Kline facility in Williamstown, New Jersey, and roughly 90 minutes later, burst through the front gates at the wheel of a Kline-owned crash truck. Being towed by the truck was a brand new Ditch Witch underground trencher with 10 pneumatic boring missiles attached. They'd just made off with several hundred thousand dollars of Kline assets.
Fortunately, the SA3000 was in place in the truck and the DT3000 on the trencher, and were all the while providing their customary uninterrupted stream of GPS vehicle tracking data—data that included real-time location for every equipped asset. In this instance, the piece of Kline equipment was tracked to the precise spot at which it was buried in the woods five miles off the main road and 30 miles from where it belonged back at the Kline facility. As for the truck, the two perpetrators attempted to jump an eight-ft ravine with it, but were unsuccessful. SkyBitz Local Fleets tracked them all the while.
Within 15 minutes of being notified, Kline supervisors had a visual location of the truck and trencher and retrieved them with the help of local law enforcement and a couple of tow trucks. Suffice it to say, that's a prompt and abundant return on Kline Construction's investment in SkyBitz. "We had the vehicle and the piece of equipment back to our yard in less than two hours," Whitlock says. "That was a very satisfactory conclusion."
DATA WHEN YOU NEED IT
Without reliable equipment, though, that satisfactory conclusion of which Whitlock speaks may have proven elusive. On that point, the SA3000's slim, credit card-size profile allows for covert installation—it's concealed far under the dashboard with no audible directions or external antennae. That's important when you don't want employees to know their vehicle usage is being tracked, but it's also important for when would-be thieves make a cursory check for any tracking devices they can rip out prior to stealing your assets.
As well, the SkyBitz Local Fleets devices are mounted, so there's much less risk of it coming dislodged. "Because we are a construction company," Whitlock says of those earlier efforts, "our vehicles bounce around a lot, and some devices would bounce out and have intermittent connectivity. These hardwired devices don't have that problem."
Whitlock also cites that convenience and portability of the SkyBitz Local Fleets mobile app, which allows employees to monitor gear location from anywhere via their smartphones or tablets.
The intuitive interface on the SkyBitz system is another point of merit for Whitlock, as is the training that comes with the system and, in his words, the "above and beyond" customer service support team.
In the end? "Everything worked out exactly the way it was supposed to," Whitlock says of the attempted theft that SkyBitz helped thwart. Theft detection probably isn't the first thing you think of when you think about the many benefits of the SkyBitz Local Fleet tracking system, but sometimes—one o'clock in the morning, for instance—it can be the most important thing.
Find out more about SkyBitz products and services, visit www.skybitz.com.
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