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Q: How to check if cursor is inside a rectangle c# I search for checking if cursor positions is inside Rectangle bounds. I see Microsoft documentation for get bounds of the rectangle and see if the cursor is inside but every here i click out of the rectangle it work. http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/22t27w02(v=vs.110).aspx
I searched and see there probably an anwser to my question but it seem very difficult i don't understand how the function "nearest(parameters..)" can help me by getting if yes or no i'm in the rectangle. How to detect if my mouse position is within a rectangle c#?
Here my best i created for now:
    private void Log_MouseDown(object sender, MouseEventArgs e)
    {
       if (Screen.GetBounds(new Rectangle(500, 80, 50, 50)).Contains(e.Location))
          {
             Console.WriteLine("Hi");
          }
    }

A: No one answering question and everyone is lost with this so i post this temporarily. (The function is not optimized).
    private int pointX = 0;
    private int pointY = 0;

    private Boolean isInRect(Rectangle rect, MouseEventArgs e)
    {
        for(int i=0; i < rect.Width; i++)
        {
            if((rect.X + i) == e.X)
                pointX = rect.X + i;
        }
        for(int i=0; i < rect.Height; i++)
        {
            if ((rect.Y + i) == e.Y)
                pointY = rect.Y + i;
        }

        if (pointX != 0 && pointY != 0)
            return true;

        pointX = 0;
        pointY = 0;
        return false;
    }


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Home Other News News Feature The writing was on the wall
The writing was on the wall
THERE was never any question where we would aim for.
It was my university's hitch hike for charity and it began exactly 20 years ago, during the week the Berlin Wall started to fall.
A precursor to my future career as a journalist, there was only one place in the world that I wanted to be.
Just 20 years of age (yes, I am now 40) and half way through a degree in Geography at Manchester University, the opportunity to see this momentous world event close up had an incredible allure.
And despite a later 15-year career covering numerous big stories – including Chernobyl, the Docklands bombing and the death of Princess Diana – it still leaves a bigger imprint on my memory.
Marking the end of the 'Cold War' and the reuniting (or, to be fair, uniting for the first time) of Eastern and Western Europe, for an idealistic student it was a breathtaking time.
Families of West Germans, who stood by Checkpoint Charlie literally handing over wads of banknotes to total strangers as they arrived through the wall in their battered Trabant cars
So much sticks in the memory from the edgy faces of young East German border guards standing nervously on top of the wall, unsure what to do, to the families of West Germans, who stood by Checkpoint Charlie literally handing over wads of banknotes to total strangers as they arrived through the wall in their battered Trabant cars. These were incredible times.
Deeply interested in the rift between communism and fascism from studying the Spanish Civil War during my history A-level, it was incredible to think that this formidable barrier to world peace was finally coming down.
As Gordon Brown put it so well, during celebrations at Berlin's Brandenburg gate this week, the wall had "imprisoned half a city, half a country, half a continent, half a world for nearly a third of a century".
It's impact was enormous with more than 239 people being shot trying to cross the wall into West Germany – the last, Chris Gueffroy in February 1989. The psychological scars of being trapped in their former communist state left a long legacy.
The lack of freedom, the spying on 'suspect' individuals by the Stasi secret police, the imprisonment and torture of anyone who dared to question the regime, this was a totalitarian state of the worst kind.
The wall, of course, had gone up almost overnight. One day Germans from both sides could move freely around the city. The next – August 13, 1961 – anyone in East Germany was prevented from moving by the regime of Erich Honecker.
One man explained how on the day the wall went up his parents had wanted to go to the cinema in west Berlin, but he, then aged 11, had been too tired. Next morning, they awoke to the sound of tanks. In all his adult life, he had never been to the western half of his own city
But eventually, as usually is the way, the will of the people got the better of the regime.
Some 28 years, 91 days after the wall went up, it began to come down.
The unbreakable spirit of people, who dared to dream, finally came to a head on November 11, 1989.
That night, at around 11pm, the border guards finally started letting its citizens leave East Germany. By the Sunday and Monday cracks started appearing in the wall, as more and more people began to leave.
By the following weekend it was a deluge, as families of East Germans and thousands who had travelled up from Czechoslovakia too, made a dash for freedom.
It was an amazing time to be in Berlin. We had managed to get two free flights from the German Advisory Tourist Service from Gatwick to Munich, where we would then hitch a series of lifts, along the autobahn to Berlin.
While it was a few days after the initial opening of Checkpoint Charlie, the autobahns were still lined with high barbed wire fences and soldier-manned checkpoints.
On arrival in Berlin, we were amazed to find the wall still very much intact. When we tried to clamber up to get a look over, armed soldiers pointed guns at us and pushed us down.
This however, did not stop thousands of West Germans making a major frontal assault on the huge blocks of concrete, covered from top to toe in graffiti.
From dawn til dusk they chiseled away with hammers, pickaxes and shovels. Some even brought out hydraulic drills to cut chunks out of this this hated barrier.
Like French president Nicolas Sarkozy, who posted a photograph of himself on Facebook this week, my friend Guy and I bought hammers and chiselled away at the wall, arriving back in the UK five days later with souvenir chunks.
Nobody seemed to be working. Berlin was one big party town and by the weekend another rush of East Germans started heading on their first journeys west.
This flight to freedom was symbolised this week when German Chancellor Angela Merkel – who in 1989 was a physicist employed by the East German politburo – retraced her own journey across the divide. Fittingly, she was accompanied by two men who had made such a peaceful revolution possible: Lech Walesa from Poland and Mikael Gorbachev, the former Soviet leader.
"Because of your courage two Berlins are one, two Germanys are one, and now two Europes are one."
As Gordon Brown later told up to a million Germans who attended the event on Monday: "Because of your courage two Berlins are one, two Germanys are one, and now two Europes are one."
Yet, all is not well in Europe.
While the reunification of Germany eventually ushered in a new, larger and more powerful Europe, it had a double-edged meaning.
While millions regained their basic freedoms, various promises made to Mikael Gorbachev were never kept.
In particular, the Russian leader was promised, but only verbally, that Nato would not expand into the bases left by departing Russian troops in east Germany. Behind Nato's eastwards expansion lay two US presidents, Bill Clinton and George Bush, who heard what the defeated former rival had to say, but went ahead with what they planned anyway.
Millions of eastern Europeans also took the promises of a bright new dawn at face value, only to pay a heavy price in unemployment, economic collapse, and social turmoil.
Despite Germany investing some two trillion euros in East Germany, unemployment and social problems are still higher in the former communist part.
It took Hungary and Poland, the richest of the countries, a full decade to recover economically from where they were when the wall came down, and that is just in terms of average GDP.
There has also been a sharp rise in racism in these former Eastern Bloc countries, a problem which has spread around Europe. Centre right governments, such as those of Nicolas Sarkozy's in France and Berlusconi's in Italy have made immigration a key issue, while extremist parties, such as the BNP, have gained ground in the UK.
These are worrying times, exacerbated by the worst recession for decades.
So large have been the concerns about its ongoing commitments to Europe, that in the UK both the Conservative Party and much of the media have campaigned for a referendum for the country to decide on the issue.
I have seen a horrifying disregard of European laws protecting both human rights and the environment.
In Spain meanwhile – where I have lived for approaching a decade – I have seen a horrifying disregard of European laws protecting both human rights and the environment.
So bad has been the tsunami of cement that has seen Spain's coastlines almost completely destroyed over the last decade, that the country has become a watchword for excess. Thousands of foreigners are facing seeing their homes knocked down, despite acquiring the correct licences.
Only now are both national parties facing up to the fact that massive widescale corruption has allowed the real estate sector to steamroller its way to destroy thousands of protected green spaces.
But after the so-called Auken report into environment and human rights abuse was issued by the EU earlier this year demanding action, absolutely nothing has been done.
And that is where the European Union, as a higher authority, should have stepped in. And indeed it would have done, if a crucial vote to withhold 185 million euros of benefits from Spain next year, hadn't been shelved last month at the final hour.
There is much speculation why this was allowed to happen, some claiming it was the Spanish government threatening to block other planned legislation. But, either way, if such blatant disregard for European laws remain unpunished, what then is the point of the EU?
After all, millions have been spent compiling, interviewing and investigating the excesses, all paid for out of taxpayers' money.
One is left wondering what signals this sends out to the rest of Europe?
Certainly, it is vital that issues like this are addressed, particularly with the spectre of climate change likely to affect countries like Spain more than those in the north of Europe.
Either way, having seen the fall of the wall, it is vital that we Europeans, whether from the East or West, work together to solve these issues.
There is an opportunity coming up in Copenhagen next month, with the Earth summit, which will hopefully take a big step on from Kyoto.
As well as setting tough new limits on pollution, most crucially it will have to work out a way to help subsidise planned emission cuts in the developing world, which will mean all of us putting our hands in our pockets.
It is going to be painful financially and difficult socially. But if we don't work together on this one, it is a wall that is not only going to overshadow Europe, but the whole of mankind.
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Jim 13 Nov, 2009 @ 13:49 at 13:49
Great piece! What is the writer's name and email?
Jon Clarke (Editor) 13 Nov, 2009 @ 20:44 at 20:44
thanks jim,
tis me, jon clarke, the editor of this humble rag…
gwilym rhys-jones 19 Nov, 2009 @ 00:56 at 00:56
Back in the 60s you could see posters up in West Germany to the effect of 'Divided in Three – Never' (Dreimal Verteilt – Niemals) and I think the third bit was in Poland.
I looked at the border not far from Lübeck in 1962 and saw the East German border guards in the watch towers. Awesome and gruesome. I made some hand gestures of encouragement.
Estepona Town Hall put up similar structures for the lifeguards and I nearly fell off a barstool once looking out at the beach as a Policia Local dog handler walked past with a German Shepherd on the seafront with a tower as backdrop. Déjà vu all over again.
Janis Ladds-Howard 29 Nov, 2011 @ 11:28 at 11:28
Re "Dreimals verteilt – niemals" I too saw these posters all over north Germany on a school trip in 1964, The third bit was the former German province of East Prussia which became part of the Soviet Union in 1945. I too waved at the border guards at the border crossing near Luebeck. I'd love to have a copy of that poster but can't find it anywhere on the internet. Can anyone help?
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MusicTop Five
7March 2016
TextAlexandra Pollard
The best songs about self-confidence and loving yourself
We might be the selfie generation but what's wrong with praising your own body and soul?
Last week, Santigold performed her new single, "Can't Get Enough Of Myself", on Jimmy Fallon. "All I wanna do is what I do well," she sang, wearing a wry smile and a dress with a photograph of her own face, "Ain't a gambler, but honey I'd put money on myself."
Given that the theme of consumerism is scratched into the grooves of her entire record, it wouldn't be hard to take the whole thing with a generous pinch of salt. You don't have to dig too deep to find sickliness in its saccharine charm, or a thick layer of irony in the line, "If I wasn't me, I can be sure I'd wanna be." It's just that, in an industry that commodifies insecurity, and hangs women's self-confidence on the approval of men, I'd rather throw that pinch of salt over my left shoulder and just enjoy the radical vanity-laced sugar rush.
We live in a world that fetishises low self-esteem, and treats self-confidence as a sure-fire sign of the decline of civilisation. "It's the selfie generation," despaired Blur's Damon Albarn in a recent interview, as if that was, unequivocally, a Very Bad Thing. Perhaps he should read Rachel Syme's beautiful manifesto on the revolutionary potential of the selfie, in which she describes how people, particularly women, are trained to "never let their self-regard come off as a threat."
That's why songs like "Can't Get Enough Of Myself" are such joyous breaths of fresh air. Because sometimes, in the words – irony-smothered though they are – of Santigold, "vainglory is much better for your health." Here's five unapologetic odes to self-confidence.
NICKI MINAJ FEAT. BEYONCÉ – "FEELING MYSELF"
An ode to both female friendship and to self-empowerment, 'Feeling Myself' - in all its beautiful, triple-entendre glory - sees Beyoncé declaring, "Male or female, it make no difference / I stop the world / The world stop... Carry on." Sometimes, rather than hearing patronisingly vague platitudes like, "You don't know you're beautiful", it's far better to hear someone high on their own brilliance. Self-assurance is infectious, after all.
PERFUME GENIUS – "QUEEN"
No-one finds strength in vulnerability quite like Mike Hadreas, and "Queen" is his crowning glory. His quivering vocals rise above shimmering organs as he demands, "Don't you know your queen?", surfing triumphantly atop a tidal wave of gay panic. "I sometimes see faces of blank fear when I walk by," said Hadreas of the song. "If these fucking people want to give me some power – if they see me as some sea witch with penis tentacles that are always prodding and poking and seeking to convert the muggles – well, here she comes." Try feeling anything other than utterly empowered as you sing, "No family's safe when I sashay."
CHARLI XCX – "BODY OF MY OWN"
"Light out, I'm on / Got my darkness," sings Charli xcx on the song's chorus, "I'm into myself, don't need you." It's pretty obvious what it's about. Other lyrics include, "I'm gonna blow my brains / I don't need you, my touch is better")  but it's not intended to be sultry or titillating. Instead, the lyrics are pretty blasé, and packaged within a playfully jubilant disco anthem. "If [women] are going to be sexualised," she told the Times, "they should sexualise themselves and not let someone else do it for them."
EZRA FURMAN – "BODY WAS MADE"
Ezra Furman's journey to embracing his own genderqueerness hasn't been an entirely smooth one, and there's songs on Perpetual Motion People that attest to that. However, "Body Was Made" puts those insecurities to one side for a moment, and revels in its own lack of apology. "My body was made this particular way," he sings with a groove-laden swagger, "There's really nothing any old patrician can say / You social police can just get out of my face." Amen to that.
CHAIRLIFT – "CH-CHING"
"Nobody will help you 'til you go and help yourself," sings Caroline Polachek with faux auto-tuned vocals, Spaghetti Western whistles and glitchy instrumentals underneath – more to herself than anyone else, "Take it and don't wait for it to come from someone else." Speaking of the song, Polachek told Genius, "As much as individualism manifests itself in really greedy and unethical ways, this was sort of about the feeling of: 'I'm going to go out there and get myself my own, no one can help me.'"
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There are some fab books out at the moment. Unfortunately, I missed the opportunity to talk about them during October, but here are my highlights for the past couple of months. I will also be recommending some November releases next week so keep your ears to the ground!
Crossed by Allie Condie was released back in June and is the next installment after Matched (read my review here). "In search of a future that may not exist and faced with the decision of who to share it with, Cassia journeys to the Outer Provinces in pursuit of Ky - taken by the Society to his certain death - only to find that he has escaped, leaving a series of clues in his wake." I look forward to knowing what happens. The end of Matched was such a cliffhanger!
Wolfsbane by Andrea Cremer was released in July and is the next book on the Nightshade series (read my review of the first book, Nightshade, here) "When Calla Tor wakes up in the lair of the Searchers, her sworn enemies, she's certain her days are numbered. But then the Searchers make her an offer—one that gives her the chance to destroy her former masters and save the pack—and the man—she left behind. Is Ren worth the price of her freedom? And will Shay stand by her side no matter what? Now in control of her own destiny, Calla must decide which battles are worth fighting and how many trials true love can endure and still survive." Another cliffhanger. You just need to know what happens next, don't you?
Settling is the second book by Shelley Workinger and it follows Solid (read my review here). It was released in July and is currently the next book on my reading pile. My hands are itching!!! "Picking up where "Solid" left off, Clio and her friends realize that they aren't ready to go home; they're determined to stay on campus and continue their journey of self- discovery. But someone doesn't feel the same way and will do anything to drive them away – even kill. Friendships will be tested, abilities will evolve, and more secrets will come out as the teens race to stop the killer before he sets his sights on one of them…"
The Power of Six by Pittacus Lore follows the hugely popular book-turned-movie I'm Number Four (read review here). It was released in August and at the time this article went live there were no plans to make it into a movie like its predecessor. However, its eBook was adapted by Booktrack, to have synchronized music, sound effects, and ambient sounds to the text."They caught Number One in Malaysia. Number Two in England. And Number Three in Kenya. They tried to catch Number Four in Ohio—and failed. I am Number Seven. One of six still alive. And I'm ready to fight."
Silence by Becca Fitzpatrick is the third book in the very popular Hush Hush series (read my review of Hush Hush here). It released in October. "The noise between Patch and Nora is gone. They've overcome the secrets riddled in Patch's dark past...bridged two irreconcilable worlds...faced heart-wrenching tests of betrayal, loyalty and trust...and all for a love that will transcend the boundary between heaven and earth. Armed with nothing but their absolute faith in one another, Patch and Nora enter a desperate fight to stop a villain who holds the power to shatter everything they've worked for—and their love—forever."
Muse by Rebecca Lim is another book I am dying to read. It's part of Mercy, one of the series that has become my favourite this year (read my review of Exile, the second book, here). Muse is the third book. "'There's something very wrong with me. When I wake up, I could be anyone…' An angel searching for answers, for her destiny… In the third MERCY paranormal romance, Mercy wakes in a new unknown host: a troubled Russian supermodel on the verge of a very public breakdown. Her love for Ryan and Luc is burning stronger than ever. But who will she make the ultimate sacrifice for?"
Plenty of good reads there so if you haven't heard of any of this series yet, check them out!
Labels: Ally Condie, Andrea Cremer, Becca Fitzpatrick, Crossed, Latest Book Releases, Muse, Pittacus Lore, Rebecca Lim, Settling, Shelley Workinger, Silence, The Power of Six, Wolfsbane


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It's the first time Pinterest has released monthly user figures. The company continues to make the case that its audience is uniquely receptive to marketing.
For the first time in its five-year history, Pinterest has released its user total, and it's a big round one: 100 million monthly active members.
That's still well behind Twitter and Instagram's 300 million+ and Facebook's 1.5 billion, but Pinterest has been making the case that it should be considered less a social network and more a search and discovery service. It would rather be compared to Google and argues that because Pinterest users are uniquely interested and engaged with products, the platform is an especially good environment for marketers. Earlier this week, the Wall Street Journal reported that the company was pitching advertisers for a piece of their search advertising budgets.
Until today, the Pinterest audience could only be gauged by third-party estimates. In July, ComScore data pegged Pinterest with 76.2 million US visitors, an increase of 24 percent since last year. EMarketer's forecast was significantly lower, predicting that the network would reach 47.1 million monthly active users by the end of 2015.
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In the last year, Pinterest has been focusing on more ways for businesses to reach its audience. In January, it officially launched its Promoted Pin advertising product. It also added several new ad features, including a video ad unit. And in June, it rolled out Buyable Pins, a way for retailers to sell their goods directly on the network.
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During the 1990's and early 2000's, Osama bin Laden planned terrorist attacks that killed thousands of people around the world. In 2011, President Obama gave the order to send the Navy SEALS into Pakistan to kill bin Laden, the world's most wanted terrorist. The country celebrated bin Laden's death, Dems praised Obama for the mission's success, and President Obama lauded himself. The SEALS were rightfully called heroes. Now in 2020, President Trump made an identical decision to take out the world's most dangerous terrorist, and the Democrats' true colors have emerged. Those colors are an ugly red over their hatred of Trump and bright green with envy over his decisive leadership. Trump Derangement Syndrome has the Dems, the media, academia, Hollywood, and liberals (known as the leftist cabal) frothing at the mouth as they have sided with Islamic terrorists. Proof that the leftist cabal has sided with the enemy is their reaction to the killing of General Qassim Soleimani, Iran's deceased terror commander. Instead of celebrating Soleimani's death and cheering Trump's leadership, the leftist cabal came out howling, screaming, and gnashing their teeth at Trump's decision to kill the terror leader.
WHO WAS Soleimani and why does it matter that he's room temperature? Soleimani was Islam's most dangerous terrorist. He was a bad dude. He was head of Iran's Quds Forces, a combination of our Special Forces and CIA - intelligence gathering and direct action. For years, Soleimani planned attacks throughout the Middle East that resulted in thousands of deaths. He's responsible for the deaths of hundreds of U.S. military from IEDs, weapons, and training he provided to terror groups throughout the region. Under Soleimani, Quds supported Hezbollah in Lebanon to attack Israel, expanded their presence in Syria and Iraq, and supported Houthi rebels in Yemen. Soleimani planned the 2012 attack on the U.S. consulate in Benghazi that killed four Americans. (Obama and Hillary lied and said a Youtube video was responsible for that attack.) A retired U.S. Army general said, "this man (Soleimani) was responsible for every death and major injury we had in our brigade in Baghdad."
SOLEIMANI WAS killed in Iraq on Jan. 3, two days after Iranian backed militia attacked the U.S. embassy in Baghdad. His presence in Iraq, immediately after our embassy was attacked, should be adequate proof for any logical person of his terror leadership. (Note: Hadi al-Amiri, Iran's man in Baghdad, led the militia attack against the U.S. embassy in Baghdad. Turns out, back in 2011, al-Amiri was part of an Iraqi delegation that Barack Obama welcomed to the White House.)
AS A former infantry officer and intelligence analyst, I guarantee that every U.S. intelligence agency and military planners spent thousands of hours gathering and analyzing information to develop courses of action for the president. I'm 100% certain that Soleimani was targeted a number of times over the past decade. The decision to strike was never made (drone missile strike, airstrike, raid similar to that on bin Laden, assassination – are examples of options available). However, when the president received further intel that Soleimani was planning an imminent attack, Trump made the decision. Bravo President Trump and kudos to the military for a successful mission.
SO KILLING Soleimani was a good thing, right? If you're part of the leftist cabal (LC) the answer is NO – that's because President Trump was the one who made the decision. I wish the leftist cabal's Trump hatred wasn't so disgusting but it is. Killing a Muslim terrorist responsible for hundreds of dead Americans shouldn't be controversial. However, the LC is against anything and everything that Trump says or does. Trump says, "Enforce the law and keep illegals out of the country." The cabal shouts "racist" and demands amnesty. Trump says, "China is ripping us off in trade." The LC sides with China. Trump says the economy is great; the LC claims a recession is imminent. Trump gives the order to kill a terrorist; the leftist cabal sides with the terrorist.
FOLLOWING ARE specific examples of the leftist cabal's lunacy over the killing of Soleimani: Outside the White House, Leftist protestors condemned Soleimani's killing and criticized Elizabeth Warren, a fellow leftist, because she called Soleimani a "bad guy." In Canada, sympathizers held a prayer vigil in front of the U.S. embassy. Actress Rose McGowan tweeted, "Dear Iran, the USA has disrespected your country, your flag, your people. We are being held hostage by a terrorist regime. Please do not kill us." Actor John Cusack, "Trump in full fascist 101 mode – steal and lie until there's nothing left and start a war. He's idiotic, doesn't know he just attacked Iran." CNN's Jake Tapper gave airtime to Trita Parsi, Iranian propagandist, so that Parsi could criticize Trump. Leftist protestors carried signs bearing Soleimani's picture that read, "Murdered by Trump." Colin Kaepernick called the attack – racist. Joe Biden called the president's decision "erratic and unstable." (Remember: In 2011 Biden was AGAINST killing Osama bin Laden. He's that stupid.) Nancy Pelosi and the Dems didn't praise the attack. They're upset that they weren't notified in advance. Hey, Dems, two reasons you weren't notified: First, you're actively trying to overthrow the president; and second, President Trump wants to save American lives and you Dems are responsible for countless leaks of classified information, proving you're totally unreliable with critical operational information. Over the last four months, the House Intelligence Committee (led by Democrats), instead of doing its job of protecting the country has been orchestrating a coup attempt. Finally, I've read numerous Facebook postings by liberals criticizing the president's decision to kill Soleimani. Given all of these examples, whose side are the Democrats on? Not ours.
MEANWHILE LAST week in Nigeria, Boko Haram, a Muslim terror group, beheaded a Christian bride and her bridal party. The Dems were silent.
FINAL THOUGHT: Obama could have killed Soleimani. Instead, he chose to give Iran billions to appease them. Biden agreed.
Sloan Oliver is a retired Army officer who writes a weekly column for the Reporter. Email him at sloanoliver@earthlink.net.
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Bio-Accoustical studies in the National Parks.
The impact of invasive plant species in national parks and forests in Vietnam is undocumented and management plans have yet to be developed. Ten national parks, ranging from uncut to degraded forests located throughout Vietnam, were surveyed for invasive plant species. Transects were set up along roads, trails where local people access park areas, and also tracks through natural forest. Of 134 exotic weeds, 25 were classified as invasive species and the number of invasive species ranged from 8 to 15 per park. An assessment of the risk of invasive species was made for three national parks based on an invasive species assessment protocol. Examples of highly invasive species were Chromolaena odorata and Mimosa diplotricha in Cat Ba National Park (island evergreen secondary forest over limestone); Mimosa pigra, Panicum repens and Eichhornia crassipes in Tram Chim National Park (lowland wetland forest dominated by melaleuca); and C. odorata, Mikania micrantha and M. diplotricha in Son Tra Nature Conservation area (peninsula evergreen secondary forest). Strategies to monitor and manage invasive weeds in forests and national parks in Vietnam are outlined.
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 Nhi, H.D. Decision #1828/Q?-BNN-TCLN: Publicized Forest Status in 2010; Ministry of Agriculture and Rural Development: Hanoi, Vietnam, 2011.
 Triet, T.; Kiet, L.C.; Thi, N.T.L.; Dan, P.Q. The Invasion of Mimosa pigra in Wetlands of the Mekong Delta, Vietnam. In Proceedings of the 3rd International Symposium on the Management of Mimosa pigra, Darwin, Australia, 22-25 September 2002; Julien, M., Flanagan, G., Heard, T., Hennecke, B., Paynter, Q., Wilson, C., Eds.; CSIRO: Canberra, Australia, 2004; pp. 45–51.
 Triet, T.; Thi, N.T.L.; Storrs, M.J.; Kiet, L.C. The Value of Awareness and Early Intervention in the Management of Invasive Alien Species: A Case-Study on the Eradication of Mimosa pigraat the Tram Chim National Park; Secretariat of the Convention on Biological Diversity: Montreal, Canada, 2001; pp. 37–38.
 Thu, P.Q. Forest Invasive Species and Their Impacts on Afforestation in Vietnam, The Unwelcome Guests. In Proceedings of the Asia-Pacific Forest Invasive Species Conference, Kunning, China, 17-23 August 2003; FAO: Rome, Italy, 2003; pp. 137–141.
 Vanna, S.; Nang, K. Cambodia-The Mimosa pigra report,The Unwelcome Guests. In Proceedings of the Asia-Pacific Forest Invasive Species Conference, Kunning, China, 17-23 August 2003; FAO: Rome, Italy, 2003; pp. 78–79.
 Baguinon, N.T.; Quimado, M.O.; Francisco, G.J. Country Report on Forest Invasive Species in the Philippines,The Unwelcome Guests. In Proceedings of the Asia-Pacific Forest Invasive Species Conference, Kunning, China, 17-23 August 2003; FAO: Rome, Italy, 2003; pp. 108–113.
 Kiapranis, R.; Nimiago, P. A Status Report on Some Invasive Forest Species in Papua New Guinea,The Unwelcome Guests. In Proceedings of the Asia-Pacific Forest Invasive Species Conference, Kunning, China, 17-23 August 2003; FAO: Rome, Italy, 2003; pp. 102–107.
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 Shimura, J. Invasive Alien Species-A Threat to Forest Diversity. In Proceedings of Asia and the Pacific Forest Health Workshop—Forest Health in a Changing World, Kuala Lumpur, 2008; HeokChoh, S., Ed.; IUFRO: Vienna, Austria, 2008; pp. 14–16.
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 Peh, K.S.-H. Invasive species in Southeast Asia: The knowledge so far. Biodivers. Conserv. 2010, 19, 1083–1099, doi:10.1007/s10531-009-9755-7.
 Youang, C.C.; Haack, J.L.; Morrison, L.W.; DeBacker, M.D. Invasive Exotic Plant Monitoring Protocol for Hearland Network Inventory and Monitoring Program; National Park Service: Fort Collins, CO, USA, 2007.
 Ho, P.H. An Illustated Flora of Vietnam (in Vietnamese), 2nd ed.; Youth Publishing: Hanoi, Vietnam, 1999; Volume 1, p. 991.
 Ho, P.H. An Illustated Flora of Vietnam (in Vietnamese), 2nd ed.; Youth Publishing: Hanoi, Vietnam, 2003; Volume 2, p. 951.
 Ho, P.H. An Illustated Flora of Vietnam (in Vietnamese), 2nd ed.; Youth Publishing: Hanoi, Vietnam, 2003; Volume 3, p. 1020.
 Ban, N.T.; Can, V.V.; Dung, V.V.; Khoi, N.K. Vietnam Forest Trees (in Vietnamese); Agricultural Publishing House: Hanoi, Vietnam, 2000; p. 460.
 Chinh, N.N.; Chung, C.T.; Can, V.V.; Dung, N.X.; Dung, V.V.; Dao, N.K.; Hop, T.; Anh, T.T.; Quynh, N.B.; Thin, N.N. Vietnam Forest Trees; Forest Inventory and Planning Institute: Hanoi, Vietnam, 2009; p. 795.
 Ban, N.T. Checklist of Plant Species in Vietnam(in Vietnamese); Agricultural Publishing House: Hanoi, Vietnam, 2001; Volume 1, p. 1181.
 Ban, N.T. Checklist of Plant Species in Vietnam (in Vietnamese); Agricultural Publishing House: Hanoi, Vietnam, 1203; Volume 2, p. 1203.
 Ban, N.T. Checklist of Plant Species in Vietnam (in Vietnamese); Agricultural Publishing House: Hanoi, Vietnam; Volume 3, p. 1248.
 IPANE. Invasive Plant Atlas of New England (IPANE) Survey Form. Available online: http://www.eddmaps.org/ipane/volunteers/TerrestrialForm.pdf (accessed on 29 February 2011).
 MIAPG. Final Report: The Evaluation of Non-Native Plant Species for Invasiveness in Massachusetts; Massachusetts Invasive Plant Advisory Group: Conway, MA, USA, 2005.
 MONRE, Dicision # 22/2011/TT-BTNMT. In To Assign Criteria of Invasive Species and List of Invasive Species (in Vietnamese); Ministry of Nature Resource and Environment: Hanoi, Vietnam, 2011.
 Morse, L.E.; Randall, J.M.; Benton, N.; Hieber, R.; Lu, S. An Invasive Species Assessment Protocol: Evaluating Non-Native Plants for Their Impact on Biodiversity; Version 1; NatureServe: Arlington, VA, USA, 2004; p. 40.
 Randall, J.M.; Morse, L.E.; Benton, N.; Hiebert, R.; Lu, S.; Killeffer, T. The invasive species assessment protocol: A tool for creating regional and national lists of invasive nonnative plants that negatively impact biodiversity. Invasive Plant Sci. Manag. 2008, 1, 36–49, doi:10.1614/IPSM-07-020.1.
 Long, C. Tram Chim national park: An alert named "Mimosa pigra"! (in Vietnamese). Available online: http://news.socbay.com/vuon_quoc_gia_tram_chim_bao_dong_mang_ten_mai_duong_-600718496-268435456.html (accessed on 21 August 2011).
 Tri, N.V. Potential control Mimosa pigra at Tram Chim National Park by 5 Chemicals (in Vietnamese). Available online: http://www.baocantho.com.vn/index.php?mod=detnews&catid=63&p=&id=44962 (accessed on 21 August 2011).
 Quoi, L.P. Report on Vegetation Mapping of Tram Trim National Park, Dong Thap Province, Vietnam; Department of Science and Technology of Long An Province: Long An, Vietnam, 2006.
 Allen, J.A.; Brown, C.S.; Stohlgen, T.T. Non-native plant invasions of United States National Parks. Biol. Invasions 2009, 11, 2195–2207, doi:10.1007/s10530-008-9376-1.
 Bauer, J.T. Invasive species: "Back-seat driver" of ecosystem change? Biol. Invasions 2012, 14, 1295–1304, doi:10.1007/s10530-011-0165-x.
 Macdougall, A.S.; Turkington, R. Are invasive species the drivers or passengers of change in degraded ecosystems? Ecology 2005, 81, 42–55, doi:10.1890/04-0669.
 Didham, R.K.; Tylianakis, J.M.; Hutchison, M.A.; Ewers, R.M.; Gemmell, N.J. Are invasive species the drivers of ecological change? Trends Ecol. Evol. 2005, 20, 471–474.
 Haysom, K.A.; Murphy, S.T. The Status of Invasiveness of Forest Tree Species Outside Their Natural Habitat: A Global Review and Discussion Paper; Forest Health and Biosecurity Working Paper FBS/3E; Forestry Department, FAO: Rome, Italy, 2003; p. 76.
 Leuangkhamma, T.; Vongsiharath, V. Forest Invasive Species in Lao PDR, The Unwelcome Guests. In Proceedings of the Asia-Pacific Forest Invasive Species Conference, Kunning, China, 17-23 August 2003; McKenzie, P., Brown, C., Jianghua, S., Jian, W., Eds.; FAO: Rome, Italy, 2003; pp. 98–99.
 Bista, M.; Chaudhary, M. Forest Invasive Species Country Paper-Nepal, The Unwelcome Guests. In Proceedings of the Asia-Pacific Forest Invasive Species Conference, Kunning, China, 17-23 August 2003; McKenzie, P., Brown, C., Jianghua, S., Jian, W., Eds.; FAO: Rome, Italy, 2003; pp. 100–101.
 Weerawardane, N.D.R.; Dissanayake, J. Status of Forest Invasive Species in Sri Lanka, The Unwelcome Guests. In Proceedings of the Asia-Pacific Forest Invasive Species Conference, Kunning, China, 17-23 August 2003; McKenzie, P., Brown, C., Jianghua, S., Jian, W., Eds.; FAO: Rome, Italy; pp. 114–120.
 Murphy, S.T. Alien Weeds in Moist Forest Zones of India: Population Characteristics,Ecology and Implications for Impact and Management. In Proceedings of the Workshop on Ailen Weeds in Moist Tropical Zones, Peechi, India, 2-4 November 1999; Sankaran, K.V., Murphy, S.T., Evans, H.C., Eds.; Kerala Forest Research Insititute: Kerala, India, 2001; pp. 20–27.
 Hoang, T. Eradication Mimosa pigra (in Vietnamese). Available online: http://www.tienphong.vn/tuong-tac/ban-doc/513046/tan-diet-ngay-cay-mai-duong.html (accessed on 21 August 2011).
 Hoang, P.C. Eradication Mimosa pigra-A species invaded agricultural lands of Ninh Thuan province (in Vietnamese). Available online: http://www.ninhthuan.gov.vn/chinhquyen/sonnnt/Pages/Tieu-diet-Mai-duong---loai-thuc-vat-ngoai-lai-dang-xam-chiem-vung-dat-nong-nghiep-tinh-Ninh-Thuan.aspx (accessed on 21 August 2011).
 NhanDan, E.O. Da Nang: A critical warming of hugely apprearing Mimosa pigra at villages (in Vietnamsese). Available online: http://www.xaluan.com/modules.php?name=News&file=article&sid=188941 (accessed on 25 August 2011).
 DaNang, E.O. Worries of Mimosa pigra threats (in Vietnamese). Available online: http://hn.24h.com.vn/tin-da-nang/noi-lo-tu-cay-mai-duong-c498a303806.html (accessed on 25 August 2011).
 Toan, D. Mimosa pigra attacked Hue sity (in Vietnamese). Available online: http://tuoitre.vn/Chinh-tri-Xa-hoi/377767/Cay-mai-duong-tan-cong-thanh-pho-Hue.html (accessed on 25 August 2011).
 Cuong, H. Mimosa pigra species-a high risk invasive plant species (in Vietnamese). Available online: http://www.baoyenbai.com.vn/12/67251/Cay_Mai_Duong_Ke_xam_lan_nguy_hai.htm (accessed on 25 August 2011).
 Hung, D.T.; Vinh, D. South-western region: Felt "dizzy" because of Mimosa pigra species (in Vietnamese). Available online: http://vietbao.vn/Phong-su/Mien-Tay-Nam-Bo-chong-mat-vi-cay-mai-duong/40036524/263/ (accessed on 25 April 2011).
 DongNai, E.O. Mimosa pigra: "Silent killer" of Tri An Lake (in Vietnamese). Available online: http://www.dongnai.gov.vn/cong-dan/tin_khoahoc-congnghe/mlnews.2007-09-28.0245464441 (accessed on 21 August 2011).
 Agency, V.N. Mekong delta: Mimosa pigra became crushing calamity (in Vietnamese). Available online: http://www.dichvuthuyloi.com.vn/vn/Tin-Tuc/thong-tin-ve-linh-vuc-nong-nghiep/dong-bang-song-cuu-long-mai-duong-da-thanh-dai-hoa/ (accessed on 16 April 2011).
 Luwum, P. Control of Invasive Chromolaena odorata. An Evaluation in Some Land Use Types in KwaZulu Natal, South Africa; Internatinal Institute for Geo-Information Science and Earth Observation: Enschede, The Netherlands, 2002.
 Wilgen, B.W.V.; Richardson, D.M.; Maitre, D.C.L.; Marais, C.; Magadlela, D. The economic consequencee of alien plant invasions: Examples of impacts and approches to sustainable management in South Africa. Environ. Dev. Sustain. 2001, 3, 145–168, doi:10.1023/A:1011668417953.
 Huebner, C.D.; Olson, C.; Smith, H.C. Invasive Plants Field and Reference Guide: An Ecological Perpective of Plant Invaders of Forests and Woodlands; USDA Forest Service: Washington, DC, USA, 2006; Volume 1, p. 84.
 Huebner, C.D.; Olson, C.; Smith, H.C. Invasive Plants Field and Reference Guide: An Ecological Perpective of Plant Invaders of Forests and Woodlands; USDA Forest Service: Washington, DC, USA, 2008; Volume 2.
 Moncrieff, A. Invasive Plant Early Detection and Rapid Response in British Columbia: An Initial Farmework. In Western Australia, Working draft Verstion 4; Department of Environment and Conservation: Perth, Australia, 2006.
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Bloggfærslur mánaðarins, maí 2012
April colder than March in almost half of Iceland in 2012
April was colder than March in many parts of Scandinavia (met.no; smhi.se). This was also the case in the Eastern part of Iceland. On a whole this happened at 44% of the automatic stations. (Results are not in from all of the manned ones).
That April happens to be colder in March is not that unusual, however. If all of the stations in all years are taken into the batch March is warmer than April about 17% of the time. On about 36% of the years at least one station is colder in April than in March.
One April out of 10 is colder than March at almost all (or all) of the stations. A majority of the stations had a colder April than March in 2010, but one has to go back to 1977 to find an all out April colder than March.
The likelyhood of a colder April after March is of course largest when March has been unusually warm. This was the case now.
But as a whole April was a rather warm month in Iceland, most of the stations had average temperatures above the 1961 to 1990 normal. Only a few stations in the East had below average temperatures.
The lowest temperature in the country was -25.7°C on the 2. (Brúarjökull, in the Eastern highland), but the highest 18.2°C on the 30. (Hallormsstaður, in a deep eastern valley).
April was rather dry in most areas.
Official IMO April overview (in Icelandic only).
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With an open build deck, the Wismec Guillotine V2 RDA can accommodate single or dual coil builds. The Guillotine V2 allows you more control over your airflow and the RDA can be completely disassembled for easy cleaning and maintenance.
The installation of coils and cotton is easy thanks to the open build deck. Capable of accepting a single or dual coil build, the Guillotine V2 RDA is simple to build.
With a multi-functional atomizer tube the airflow can either be at the top or the bottom. You can also control the amount of airflow by simply twisting the atomizer tube.


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Q: Removing an Event Listener is not working A mousemove listener has been placed on a <canvas> tag. The listener works as expected. The problem is with attempting to remove the listener.
The program structure is that a check box is used to call the main function which has the following structure:
main_function(el) {
    if (el.checked) {
        // ....
        sub_function();
        canvasEl.addEventListener('mousemove', mousemoveList);
        sub_function() {
            // ....
            mousemoveList() {
               // ....
            }
        }
     } else {
        canvasEl.removeEventListener('mousemove',mousemoveList);
     }
}

When the check box is clicked main_function() is called, the el.checked path is followed, the sub_function() is called - which has the mousemoveList() function - and lastly the listener is successfully added.
When the check box is unchecked the else path is followed where the listener is supposed to be removed. The problem is that the listener is not removed.
Keeping the above structure of the program how can the event listener issue be solved?

A: Why are you declaring nested functions like that? In general there is no reason to declare function definitions inside other functions, just make calls to them. Something like this might work better:
main_function(el) {
    if (el.checked) {
        // ....
        sub_function();
        canvasEl.addEventListener('mousemove', mousemoveList);
     } else {
        canvasEl.removeEventListener('mousemove',mousemoveList);
     }
}

sub_function() {
    //...
}

mousemoveList() {
    // ....
}

and if you need to call your sub functions within higher functions, just call them
sub_function() {
    mouseMoveList();
}

A: I think you are complication things where It's not needed, I've made a simple codepen example you can check, hope It will help

const el = document.querySelector("input[type=checkbox]");

function mousemove() {
  console.log("mousemove");
}

el.addEventListener("click", function(e) {
  if (e.target.checked) document.addEventListener("mousemove", mousemove);
  else document.removeEventListener("mousemove", mousemove);
});
<input type="checkbox" />

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package org.thymeleaf.model;

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public interface IAutoCloseElementTag extends IElementTag {

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Australia's manufacturing sector is earmarked for revival over the coming years, as the nation forges a pathway into advanced manufacturing - redefining its reputation as a global leader in innovation.
CBRE's latest Viewpoint: How can manufacturing survive in Australia, highlights a major transformation underway in Australia's manufacturing sector, underpinned by the nation's shift from mass to specialised production.
CBRE Research Analyst James Melville said while manufacturing had been steadily in decline – moving from 9.1% of GDP in 1999 to 6.0% in 2015 – Australia's skilled workforce provided competitive advantage over other countries.
"Australia's relative high wages – even for unskilled labour – has steadily put pressure on the manufacturing sector, making it unviable to compete with other nations that specialise in cheaper mass production," Mr Melville said.
With Australia unable to compete globally in manufacturing on a cost and quantity basis, the focus is shifting to specialisation – a trend that is expected to transform the nation's industrial landscape.
Mr Melville said Australia's key advantage was its skilled workforce and increasing focus on innovation.
"Industries where there is a stronger relationship between research and production, such as medical equipment and biotech industries, are better positioned for growth and to leverage off Australia's strengths," Mr Melville explained.
The report highlights technology intensive manufacturers such as Cochlear, located at the Macquarie University campus, will shape Australia's manufacturing future.
"Their production processes involve the use of 3D printing techniques in order to create a superior product. The synergies gained from the relationship with Macquarie University and the high value nature of the product have gone a long way to insulate them from macroeconomic pressures," Mr Melville said.
The rise of modern advanced manufacturing will transform Australia's industrial landscape, with a greater need for more specialised and purpose-built facilities.
While manufacturers will require a smaller footprint in the logistics network, proximity to population centres and universities will be pivotal.
"For other industrial occupiers integration with the logistics network is key, but for advanced manufacturers, integration with the knowledge economy is increasingly important in order to attract the desired workforce and stay at the frontier of innovation," Mr Melville commented.
CBRE Director, Industrial & Logistics – NSW, Michael O'Neill said the priority of location and specialist facilities would emerge as a key growth driver propelling the industrial market.
"The rise of this relatively new manufacturing subsector will underpin demand for facilities that contain a higher office mix, laboratory space and high quality security systems," Mr O'Neill said.
In New South Wales – Australia's largest manufacturing state – high-tech spaces in precincts such as Macquarie Park, the North Shore and Central West are expected to see increased tenant demand.
"There is also likely to be the emergence of precincts around Sydney's major universities as they look to collaborate more with businesses, particularly Western Sydney University which is located within close proximity to Sydney's industrial heartland," Mr O'Neill said.
Highlighting the growing importance of collaboration between businesses and education providers is the Sydney Science Park project – to be located near Badgerys Creek airport.
"This facility will be one of the largest centres for research/development and innovation, covering more than 280 hectares to be developed progressively over the next 25 years," Mr O'Neill added.


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Home Experiences Gabriel's House in Bruntál
Gabriel's House in Bruntál
The local square showcases the history of the oldest town in the Czech Republic. The landmark, so-called Gabriel's House, tells the town's story. It's clearly has medieval origins but its current look comes from around 1600, i.e. from the time the town flourished and was ruled by the Lords of Vrbno.
The house stands at the corner of the square and is one of the most beautiful burgess houses in Silesia. In spite of reconstruction in the 18th and 19th centuries, it has retained its original features, including the crow-step gable, which is typical for Silesian architecture. The false arcades and bars in the windows are also original. In the 1950s, this former house became a municipal museum.
History lovers can visit Gabriel's House to whet their appetite before visiting the local castle with its exhibition dedicated to the town's history.
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E-mail: mic@mubruntal.cz
Web: https://www.mubruntal.cz
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Ostravsko region
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The Beskydy Mountains
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Castles, chateaux and monuments
Churches and temples
Lookouts and viewpoints
Nature and asset
Technical gems
Our worldly region
Playful borderland
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Q: How to set datepicker value to selected date android I have value Birthdate but I want to display/selected in the datepicker dialog the birthdate. for example March 1 1997  - > This date is selected in the datepicker dialog. I tried but only goes with error. I cant find where the error is.
CODE:
public void setDate(){

        dateView = (TextView) findViewById(R.id.showBirthDate);

        //get birthday
        int id = Integer.parseInt(dbhandler.getLatestProfileId());
        String data=dbhandler.getBirthdate(id);

        //split string for date
        String[] parts = data.split("/");
        month = Integer.parseInt(parts[0]);
        day = Integer.parseInt(parts[1]);
        year = Integer.parseInt(parts[2]);

        //current
        calendar = Calendar.getInstance();
        calendar.set(Calendar.DATE, day);
        calendar.set(Calendar.MONTH, month);
        calendar.set(Calendar.YEAR, year);
        year = calendar.get(Calendar.YEAR);
        month = calendar.get(Calendar.MONTH);
        day = calendar.get(Calendar.DAY_OF_MONTH);

        showDate(year, month, day);

    }

A: You can set the date in date picker dialog during initialization as follow:
  datePickerDialog = new DatePickerDialog(
                context,
                null,
                calendar.get(Calendar.YEAR),
                calendar.get(Calendar.MONTH),
                calendar.get(Calendar.DAY_OF_MONTH)
        );


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Park Renovations – The Greenway in Chinatown
3, Aug, 2021
The Greenway Conservancy is thrilled to announce the completion of the first round of park renovations on The Greenway in Chinatown. These upgrades are focused on safety and community use and were informed by community feedback and input, as well as by recommendations of the Conservancy's Chin Park Lighting Study, funded and supported by the Greenway Business Improvement District.
Auntie Kay & Uncle Frank Chin Park on The Greenway
In May 2021, the Conservancy removed 5-year old safety tiles from underneath the Greenway PlayCubes in Auntie Kay & Uncle Frank Chin Park on The Greenway. A new, colorful, continuous surface was poured in their place and the park was reopened to the public. This new surface creates a safer play area while adding a playful pop of color to the Chin Park plaza. Thank you to all of our partners and community members that made this possible and came out to watch this exciting upgrade. We invite families and children of all ages to enjoy our renovated PlayCubes, the only one of its kind on The Greenway.
In June 2021, the Conservancy replaced and upgraded the uplights in the triangle garden in the northwest corner of the plaza in Auntie Kay and Uncle Frank Chin Park. Additionally, the Conservancy replaced and upgraded the lights in the sampan sail along the Serpentine Path.
Mary Soo Hoo Park on The Greenway
In April 2021, at the request of the community, the Conservancy removed five granite structures in Mary Soo Hoo Park on The Greenway. A concrete surface was poured in their place and the park was reopened to the public. The removal of these granite structures, which did not provide positive use for the community, allows the Conservancy and the community to reimagine the use of this space. When public health conditions and budget allow, the Conservancy looks forward to piloting new fitness and play infrastructure, creating a unique space on The Greenway for families and visitors to discover.
These new park improvements are focused on community input and feedback around safety, park use, activation, and aesthetics, and will further enhance The Greenway as a welcoming public park for all. Park upgrades are supported in part by the Greenway Business Improvement District, City of Boston Community Preservation Act Fund, Massachusetts Cultural Facilities Fund, the George B. Henderson Foundation, the Cabot Family Charitable Trust, Commonwealth Places Program created by Mass Development, and the WANG Foundation.
We want to especially recognize the Greenway Business Improvement District (BID), which has contributed a significant amount of its capital repair spending to focus on renovations and upgrades in Chin Park. The Greenway BID, comprised of abutting businesses along The Greenway, provides reliable funding to the Conservancy as well as additional enhancements funds that support transformative projects like this throughout The Greenway.
To learn more about The Greenway and the work of the Greenway Conservancy, check out our website at rosekennedygreenway.org. Please feel free to reach out with any questions and concerns to [email protected].
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Central Job Monitoring for Transcoder, Ingest, QC and File Transport Tools.
It can be used to show the job list in transcoders, video standard converters, audio processors, re-wrappers or QC tools as well as workflow systems. It adds a GUI that can be accessed via a standard web browser.
ONE GUI gives access to all information and controls that are relevant to the software operators. And it hides all options and controls that a user at his role level should not have access to. Different access levels based on a user/group/role definition can be configured. A login dialogue grants access and gives access to the options according to the user's role. This said the processing farms "customers" for instance can be limited to watch the status while only operators can change priorities but just supervisors can stop and delete a job within the job list of a processing farm.
The search functionality allows filtering by job name, status, date, GUID, progress. Based on this ONE GUI allows making non-tenant systems multi-tenant. It splits views per customer based on backend filtering. It makes sure no information about any customer jobs is accessible by any other customer.
The machines view allows supervisors and administrators to monitor the machines and services status.
But it also visualizes the tasks that are executed by a certain service. That's why it's great for troubleshooting.


French American Bakery is looking for experienced barista /waitstaff, both fluent in French and English to join our team.
You must have valid work papers.
We opened in 2015 and have a growing activity. Culinary/pastry/coffee training would be a big plus!
French American Bakery rechecrche un serveur/barista, parlant Français et Anglais pour rejoindre notre équipe.
Le poste est un CDI à temps complet.
Merci d'envoyer votre CV et motivation.


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Pulsatile diameter and elastic modulus of the aortic arch in essential hypertension: A noninvasive study
Isnard R
Pannier B
Laurent S
Journal of the American College of Cardiology (1989) 13(2) 399-405
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A noninvasive evaluation of the aortic arch diameter was performed in 16 subjects with sustained essential hypertension and in 15 normal subjects of similar age, gender and boyy surface area. In all subjects, measurements were obtained of brachial mean arterial pressure and pulse pressure, cardiac mass (judged on echocardiography) and carotid-femoral pulse wave velocity together with ultrasound determinations of aortic arch diastolic and systolic diameter (suprasternal window). For each subject, pulsatile change in aortic diameter, strain and aortic arch elastic modulus were calculated. Compared with normal subjects, the hypertensive subjects showed an increase in aortic arch diameter (diastolic diameter 29.6 ± 1.0 versus 25.4 ± 1.0 mm, p < 0.01), in elastic modulus (1.071 ± 0.131 versus 0.526 ± 0.045 105 N·m-2, p < 0.001) and pulse wave velocity (11.8 ± 0.5 versus 8.90.3 m/s, p < 0.001). In the study group, a positive correlation was observed between diastolic aortic arch diameter and mean arterial pressure (r = 0.54, p < 0.01) and between elastic modulus and cardiac mass (r = 0.60, p < 0.01). Elastic modulus and age were positively correlated (r = 0.73, p < 0.01) in hypertensive but not in normal subjects (r = 0.08, NS). This study is the first to demonstrate noninvasively that both the aortic arch diameter and the elastic modulus are increased in patients with sustained uncomplicated essential hypertension. These findings suggest that the increase in elastic modulus could influence the development of cardiac hypertrophy, and that both age and blood pressure act independently as factors that alter the arterial wall of subjects with sustained essential hypertension. © 1989.
Isnard, R. N., Pannier, B. M., Laurent, S., London, G. M., Diebold, B., & Safar, M. E. (1989). Pulsatile diameter and elastic modulus of the aortic arch in essential hypertension: A noninvasive study. Journal of the American College of Cardiology, 13(2), 399–405. https://doi.org/10.1016/0735-1097(89)90518-4


March 15 (UPI) -- Brothers Prince Harry and Prince William are splitting up their royal household.
Harry and Markle will appoint new communications staff to their team. The couple have named Jason Knauf senior adviser and Christian Jones communications secretary, with Sara Latham to head up communications.
Harry and Markle married in May and announced in October they are expecting their first child. The couple celebrated Commonwealth Day by attending a service at Westminster Abbey with the royal family this week.


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Töpen er en kommune i Landkreis Hof i den nordøstlige del af den bayerske regierungsbezirk Oberfranken i det sydlige Tyskland. Den er en del af Verwaltungsgemeinschaft Feilitzsch. Kommunen ligger i den nordlige del af landkreisen, ved grænsen til Sachsen og Thüringen. Til kommunen hører også den bayerske del af den tidligere grænseby til Østtyskland Mödlareuth.

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Töpen ligger i dalen til Kupferbach; Hovedbyen Töpen har 829 indbyggere, og i alt har kommunen 1.213 indbyggere. Ud over Töpen er der disse landsbyer og bebyggelser:

 Fattigsmühle (fra 1971) 8
 Hohendorf 37
 Isaar (fra 1971) 179
 Königshof 14
 Mödlareuth (bayerske del) 23
 Moosanger 10
 Tiefendorf 72

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The start of the cherry blossom season in Japan normally takes place in March/April.
This year, however, something truly bizarre has taken place: the cherry blossoms have made an appearance in October.
According to WNI, a Japanese meteorology website, there have been 354 reported cases of cherry blossoms across the nation so far, from the more sub-tropical shores of Kyushu to the chillier realms of Hokkaido.
According to WNI, as spotted by NHK World meteorologist Sayaka Mori, it appears that typhoons are to blame.
In the summer, when the bulk of plant growth protein, known as FT, release is happening, the leaves also release hormones into the buds that stop them accidentally flowering too soon.
The typhoons that have recently slammed into Japan, however, have thrown powerful winds their way, stripping many of these leaves from the trees.
Salt, dragged up from the ocean, has also damaged many remaining leaves. This, it is thought, is why there's been a highly unusual October bloom.
Without the leaves releasing the suppressant hormones, the middling temperatures in autumn are similar to those of spring's, which has tricked the cherry trees into erupting into color.


Oracle's 12c exam for implementers covers a reasonable mix of topics.
Ample time, no exhibits, and a shallower depth than the 12c DBA track make this one of the easier Oracle certification exams to achieve.
1Z0-497: Oracle Database 12c: Essentials is targeted at the employees of Oracle partners who will be selling or performing initial implementation of the Oracle 12c database. The information covered by this exam is not the "deep dive" that is expected of Oracle professionals who will be acting as database administrators. Instead, it covers subject areas that would be of most use to someone installing, configuring and troubleshooting a new Oracle 12c database.
For the most part, what is covered on this exam is a subset of the topics that are in Oracle's 12c Database Administration track. The exam does, however, cover a number of reasonably advanced topics that are outside the scope of that track. These largely revolve around the new Maximum Availability Architecture (MAA) features that Oracle has implemented with 12c. The exam does not, on the other hand, cover these areas in sufficient depth for professionals who will be implementing them. The intent is presumably to ensure that test candidates are knowledgeable enough about the capabilities to be able to talk intelligently about them with customers. While I do not have a need for any of the MAA capabilities at the moment, I found them very interesting to read about. If I ever develop a need for that level of availability, I will be in a much better position to suggest a course of action to my employer.
As I noted earlier, the exam topics are mostly a subset of the Oracle 12c DBA track. Since I have already completed the 12c DBA OCP track, I did not find this exam to be particularly challenging. In addition, I took the exam several weeks after my experience with 1Z0-062 and I had done considerably more research on Oracle 12c between the two exams. That makes it difficult for me to judge how hard it would be for someone without the same background. I would certainly say that it was not the wolf in sheep's clothing that I found the 1Z0-062 exam to be. This is especially true since I took the beta version of 1Z0-497, and the production exams tend to be a bit easier and have a lower time pressure.
The production version of the exam has 85 questions and a time limit of 120 minutes. This gives you about a minute and a half for each question. Since the exam had no exhibits, I doubt many test takers will feel any significant time pressure on the exam. Obviously you should pay attention to the clock, but for most people there should be enough time that rushing will be a greater danger than running out of time before finishing the exam. It is never wise to underestimate (and therefore under-prepare), but I believe most candidates will find 1Z0-497 to be one of the easier hurdles to clear. Good luck on the exam.


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Groupware applications vendor Momentum Business Systems has rolled out In Motion, an integrated suite of Lotus Notes-based sales automation applications for the healthcare and pharmaceutical industries. In Motion allows pharmaceutical sales people to access information about physicians' buying habits and history and develop customer profiles and build sales strategies. Pricing varies from $1,200 to $1,500 per user and shipment begins in January, according to the company.


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Describes five higher education facilities programs that won the Association of Higher Education Facilities Officers' award for 2004. The awards recognize new and revamped programs and processes that enhance service delivery, lower costs, increase productivity, improve customer service, generate revenue, or otherwise quantifiably benefit the educational institution.


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3 at trauma center, 19 treated, released after deck collapse
WILDWOOD, N.J. - Nearly two dozen people were taken to hospitals after a deck collapsed over the weekend at the New Jersey shore, but authorities said almost all of the victims were treated and released.
The multilevel deck collapsed at about 6 p.m. Saturday in Wildwood during the annual New Jersey Fireman's Convention, which attracts thousands of current and former firefighters to the resort town.
Cape May Regional Health System spokeswoman Susan Staeger said Sunday that 19 of the 21 patients were treated and released, including three children. AtlantiCare Regional Medical Center's trauma center reported receiving three patients, but spokeswoman Jennifer Tornetta said family members had asked that no information be released.
Wildwood's fire chief said Sunday the second- and third-story front decks of the seven-unit condo building "suffered a complete pancake-type collapse." Chief Daniel Speigel hailed the efforts of first-responders gathered in the area for the convention and parade who jumped into action to help free those trapped.
"Whoever they were, I wanted to throw a shout out to them for helping us get the victims removed," Speigel said. "All victims were removed in under an hour and transported (to the hospital), which is pretty phenomenal."
The cause of the collapse remains under investigation. City fire and construction crews are working with the building owners, engineers and contractors to secure a roof currently unsupported due to the collapse, the fire department said in a statement.
Australia mining company apologizes for losing highly radioactive capsule
3 former Cameron High School athletes dead after police chase ends in fiery crash


Rucu Pichincha, is a volcano that is literally on Quito's doorstep and erupted spectacularly in October 1999. This one day climbing adventure in Quito is a great opportunity for hikers to acclimatize without venturing far from the city. At 4 784m, it is fairly high by South African and even European standards. But here, it is just a bump in an extraordinary landscape.
Getting there fairly easy and I caught taxi ride from the Mariscal to the Teleferico (Quito's cable car). The cost was around US$5 and took 10 minutes. After meeting my guide, Felipe, we paid around US$9 and took a 15 minute ride to the top. The ride is breathtaking and the views of this city are incredible.
Once at the top station (Cruz Loma, 4050m), you will find two main routes that lead to the summit. The first is an exciting scramble along the ridge through El Paso Del Muerte. This is a fairly straightforward scramble but it has an exposed traverse. The second route, forks off to the right and takes one around the "back" of the volcano. This route is less dangerous but one does need to slog up the sandy ash slopes for about 45 minutes. The original plan was for us to go through El Paso Del Muerte using ropes. Unfortunately, mountain conditions were wet and foggy, so we decided not to gamble on the ridge.
A well trodden path leads you to the slopes of the volcano.
We took the longer route and two hours after exiting the Teleferico, we arrived at the summit. There was no view to revel in and I believe when it is a clear day, one can see three 5000m volcanoes, including Volcan Cotopaxi. After a small lunch, we made our way back down and an hour later, we arrived back at the Teleferico. I was worn out from the downhill walking, but grateful for an awesome climbing adventure in Quito.
Three liters of water, some light snacks, rain Jacket, stiff walking shoes, gloves and hiking poles. Bring sun block and sun glasses even if it is overcast. Important: One needs a 3-5 days of acclimatization in Quito before attempting this peak.
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Leadership The Book by Tony Oyatedor
Leadership by Tony Oyatedor
Leadership by Tony Oyatedor is the best-selling book by the Author and Preacher of Peace, World Wide. Leadership by Tony Oyatedor was released in 1995., and to date, the book has proven to be a lasting solution to the problem of Leadership in Nigeria, Africa, and beyond.
THE BOOK'S DESCRIPTION
This is the essential Nigerian story. In order to tell it, one has to live it, one has to acquire the skill of telling the story and the perspective to see it whole. TONY OYATEDOR has done all these and more. This is an exhilarating book. DR. EPHRAIM OKORO, Ph.D., Howard University, Washington, D.C. Tony Oyatedor started his journalism career as a reporter with the NEW BAYVIEW newspaper in San Francisco, California, United States of America, from 1979-1981. He returned to Nigeria in 1981 where he first worked at OPHELIA magazine as a reporter and later moved to RADIO NIGERIA TWO AM/FM where he worked as a broadcaster. He hosted a Wednesday prime time program called the "Dawn Show" from 7:00 a.m. – 9:00 a.m., "Reggae Time" every Monday from Noon – 1:00 p.m., "Teen and Twenty Beats" and other variety programs. Tony interviewed many eminent personalities including musicians such as Millie Jackson, Kool and the Gang, Fela Anikulapo-Kuti, Sonny Okosun, Everlyn Champaign King, Ebenezer Obey, Sunny Ade along with many others. He was also Master of Ceremonies for numerous events at the National Arts Theater Lagos. He later moved to the Nigerian Television Authority (N.T.A.) where he first worked in the programs department organizing variety shows including serving as host of the network program "Young World" which brought him much acclaim. He then switched to the network news department where he became a news reporter and news-caster. Later he served as a U.S. correspondent for the now-defunct THIS WEEK magazine and subsequently worked as a consultant to the AFRICAN GUARDIAN magazine. Tony Oyatedor was the editor of the DESCENDANT newspaper, based in Washington, D.C., United States of America, and he is the publisher/editor-in-chief of NEWSTIME magazine and President of NEWSTIME foundation. He is also the President/Chief executive officer of NEWSTIME LTD., a publishing/consulting firm. Tony Oyatedor is a speaker, international consultant and philanthropist.
Product details Via Amazon
Publisher  :  Seaboard Press (July 1, 2005)
Item Weight  :  1.31 pounds
Dimensions  :  6 x 0.81 x 9 inches
WORLD WIDE REVIEWS
At last, Glad tidings (good news), A book "Leadership" by Mr. Tony Oyatedor. It is on sale in all book stores Worldwide, also in Walmart, eBay, Barnes and Noble book stores and on-line at Amazon.com. Solution News for all the Problems of Nigeria in particular and Africa in general. All Nigerians and Africans should read "Leadership" and ponder and take heed. No more Lamentation Songs, only Solutions. Please Share this with all your family and friends and all your Contacts. Solution News Worth Sharing. Thanks, Almighty GOD continue to bless you and your entire family always. Amen and Amen.
When a book has been written with sincererity of purpose & genuine mind ,the truth there in, will leave even after the writer has forgotten about the content;such a book will have a profound impact on everyone that read the book. Your Experience & Knowledge is indeed worthy of emulation .
– From Tunde Bakare producer NTA
Mr. Tony Oyatedor, I am on Page 51 of your book (Leadership). I love the sincerity running through the pages I have read. The boldness in expressing your views and philosophical perspectives of your analysis. Written 20 years ago ( that's a surprise to me), some of the issues sound so now or contemporary or even Prophetic.
– Chris Ngwu, State House, ASO Rock, Abuja, NTA Network News Reporter, June, 26, 2015.
"The Best Book for 2020 is 25 years old (" Leadership " by Mr. Tony Oyatedor). A Timeless Classic "
– General Yakubu Gowon, Former Head-of-State and Commander-in-Chief of the Federal Republic of Nigeria.
WHERE TO BUY LEADERSHIP BY TONY OYATEDOR
Leadership by Tony Oyatedor is available In every major book store and e-store. Below is a list of authorized websites to purchase the book.
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References for Leadership by Tony Oyatedor
Poverty, poor leadership responsible for security challenges – Via Vanguard News
The problem of Nigeria is Leadership – Tony Oyatedor – Via News Reserviour
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