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from distutils.core import setup
try:
    import py2exe
except ImportError:
    pass

# Grab the current version from the version file
import glob
import os
import sys

# edit the path to what the binaries expect
sys.path.append(os.path.join('SmartMeshSDK'))
sys.path.append(os.path.join('views', 'web'))
sys.path.append(os.path.join('views', 'cli'))

from DustLink import DustLink_version

# Create the DustLink package

setup(
    name           = 'DustLink',
    version        = '.'.join([str(v) for v in DustLink_version.VERSION]),
    scripts        = [
        os.path.join('bin',        'dustLinkFullWeb', 'dustLinkFullWeb.py'),
        os.path.join('func_tests', 'dummyDataWeb',    'dummyDataWeb.py'),
    ],
    packages       = [
        'DataConnector',
        'DustLink',
        'DustLinkData',
        'EventBus',
        'Gateway',
        'SmartMeshSDK',
        'SmartMeshSDK.ApiDefinition',
        'SmartMeshSDK.HartMgrConnector',
        'SmartMeshSDK.HartMoteConnector',
        'SmartMeshSDK.IpMgrConnectorMux',
        'SmartMeshSDK.IpMgrConnectorSerial',
        'SmartMeshSDK.IpMoteConnector',
        'SmartMeshSDK.protocols',
        'SmartMeshSDK.protocols.DC2126AConverters',
        'SmartMeshSDK.protocols.oap',
        'SmartMeshSDK.protocols.xivelyConnector',
        'SmartMeshSDK.SerialConnector',
        'views',
        'views.cli',
        'views.cli.dustCli',
        'views.web',
        'views.web.dustWeb',
        'views.web.dustWeb.thirdparty',
        'views.web.dustWeb.viz',
        'views.web.dustWeb.web',
        'views.web.dustWeb.web.contrib',
        'views.web.dustWeb.web.wsgiserver',
    ],
    data_files     = [
        (
            '',
            ['DN_LICENSE.txt']
        ),
        (
            '',
            ['requirements.txt']
        ),
        (
             'bin/dustLinkFullWeb',
            ['bin/dustLinkFullWeb/logging.conf']
        ),
        (
             'views/web/dustWeb/keys',
            ['views/web/dustWeb/keys/README.txt']
        ),
        (
             'views/web/dustWeb/logs',
            ['views/web/dustWeb/logs/README.txt']
        ),
        (
             'views/web/dustWeb/static',
            ['views/web/dustWeb/static/README.txt']
        ),
        (
            'views/web/dustWeb/static/dashboard',
            glob.glob(os.path.join('views','web','dustWeb','static','dashboard','*'))
        ),
        (
            'views/web/dustWeb/static/javascript',
            glob.glob(os.path.join('views','web','dustWeb','static','javascript','*'))
        ),
        (
             'views/web/dustWeb/static/templates',
            ['views/web/dustWeb/static/templates/README.txt']
        ),
        (
             'views/web/dustWeb/static/templates/datatables',
            ['views/web/dustWeb/static/templates/datatables/README.txt']
        ),
        (
            'views/web/dustWeb/static/templates/datatables/css',
            glob.glob(os.path.join('views','web','dustWeb','static','templates','datatables','css','*'))
        ),
        (
            'views/web/dustWeb/static/templates/datatables/images',
            glob.glob(os.path.join('views','web','dustWeb','static','templates','datatables','images','*'))
        ),
        (
             'views/web/dustWeb/static/templates/dust',
            ['views/web/dustWeb/static/templates/dust/README.txt']
        ),
        (
            'views/web/dustWeb/static/templates/dust/css',
            glob.glob(os.path.join('views','web','dustWeb','static','templates','dust','css','*'))
        ),
        (
            'views/web/dustWeb/static/templates/dust/images',
            glob.glob(os.path.join('views','web','dustWeb','static','templates','dust','images','*'))
        ),
        (
            'views/web/dustWeb/static/templates/dust/javascript',
            glob.glob(os.path.join('views','web','dustWeb','static','templates','dust','javascript','*'))
        ),
        (
            'views/web/dustWeb/static/testicons',
            glob.glob(os.path.join('views','web','dustWeb','static','testicons','*'))
        ),
        (
             'views/web/dustWeb/templates',
            ['views/web/dustWeb/templates/README.txt']
        ),
        (
            'views/web/dustWeb/templates/dust',
            glob.glob(os.path.join('views','web','dustWeb','templates','dust','*'))
        ),
        (
            'views/web/dustWeb/templates/white',
            glob.glob(os.path.join('views','web','dustWeb','templates','white','*'))
        ),
    ],
    author         = 'Linear Technology',
    author_email   = "dust-support@linear.com",
    license        = 'see DN_LICENSE.txt',
    # py2exe parameters
    console        =  [
        {'script': os.path.join('bin', 'dustLinkFullWeb', 'dustLinkFullWeb.py'),},
    ],
    windows        = [
    ],
    zipfile        = None,
    options        = {
        'py2exe': {
            #'bundle_files': 1,
            'dll_excludes': ['MSVCP90.dll', 'w9xpopen.exe'], },
    },
)

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John Bryant – Ed Smith Quartet to perform at Musical Arts on February 16
Drummer-percussionist John Bryant is a member of the quartet that will be performing February 16 at Southeastern Oklahoma State University.
The John Bryant — Ed Smith Quartet will perform as part of the Musical Arts Series at Southeastern Oklahoma State University.
The event, free and open to the public, is scheduled for Thursday, February 16, at 7:30 p.m. in the Fine Arts Recital Hall on the Southeastern campus in Durant.
The quartet, which is from the Dallas area, features John Bryant, drums-percussion; Ed Smith, vibraphone-percussion; Jason Bucklin, guitar; and Lyles West, Bass.
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Our National Board of Directors plays a critical role in developing Teach For America's strategic plan and ensuring that we are able to meet the ambitious goals we set for ourselves.
National Board of Directors
Pamela L. Carter
Retired President of Cummins Distribution Inc. and Former Attorney General, State of Indiana
Pamela Carter served as President of Distribution Business Unit at Cummins, Inc. from 2007 until her retirement in May 2015. Prior to joining Cummins, she had a distinguished legal and political career, including serving as Attorney General for the State of Indiana from 1993 to 1997.
Bill Haslam
49th Governor of Tennessee
Bill Haslam is the former governor of the State of Tennessee. He was the first elected in 2010 and was re-elected in 2014 with the largest victory in modern Tennessee history. Under his leadership, Tennessee became recognized as a national leader in education, economic development, efficient and effective government, and fiscal strength.
Kaya Henderson
Region: New York, '92
Kaya Henderson (New York '92) started her career teaching Spanish in the South Bronx. Fueled by this experience, she has played a pivotal role in advancing education in the nation's capital, leading DCPS to become the fastest-improving urban school district in America. She is currently the CEO of Reconstruction US.
Kevin Huffman
The City Fund
Region: Houston, '92
Kevin Huffman is a partner with The City Fund, where he supports the efforts of local leaders in cities across the country working to create great public schools for all children. Huffman is the former Tennessee commissioner of education, where he managed the state department of education in its effort to advance the academic progress of nearly one million students.
David Kenny
Chief Executive Officer, Chief Diversity Officer
David Kenny was appointed Chief Executive Officer at Nielsen in November 2018. In February 2019, he assumed the role of Chief Diversity Officer. Kenny has spent his career in Data Science and Artificial Intelligence, especially focused on the retail, marketing, and media industries.
Michael L. Lomax, Ph. D.
President and Chief Executive Officer
UNCF
Since 2004, Dr. Michael L. Lomax has served as president and CEO of UNCF, the nation's largest private provider of scholarships and other educational support to African American students and a leading advocate of college readiness: students' need for an education from pre-school through high school, that prepares them for college success. Under his leadership, UNCF has raised more than $3 billion and helped more than 110,000 students earn college degrees and launch careers.
Stephen F. Mandel, Jr.
Founder, Managing Director
Lone Pine Capital LLC
Steve Mandel is the founder of Lone Pine Capital, a public equity asset management firm that he started in 1997.
Susan McCaw
SRM Capital Investments
Susan McCaw is a businesswoman, former diplomat and philanthropist. She served as the U.S. Ambassador to the Republic of Austria and is currently President of SRM Capital Investments, a private investment firm. Previously, she was President of COM Investments and a Principal at Robertson Stephens & Co., a San Francisco-based investment bank. Ms. McCaw also worked as an Associate in Robertson Stephens Venture Capital Group.
Kenneth B. Mehlman
Partner, Global Head of Public Affairs & Co-Head of KKR Global Impact
Ken Mehlman has spent 25 years working at the highest levels in government, politics, business and philanthropy. He is a Partner, Global Head of Public Affairs & Co-Head Global Impact at KKR. Since joining KKR a decade ago, Ken has architected KKR's responsible investment efforts that seek to create shared value for KKR investors and other stakeholders. He has also worked to identify investment opportunities by leveraging geopolitical, public policy & ESG trends.
Nancy Peretsman
Allen & Company
Nancy Peretsman is a Managing Director of Allen & Company LLC, a closely held private investment bank, based in New York City. Over the past 25 years, Nancy has had the privilege of working with some of the most influential entrepreneurs and executives in the e-commerce, media and internet businesses. Her clients range from Time Warner, Twitter, Activision and Scripps to The Washington Post Company.


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import Preference from './Preference';
import {createEl, qs} from './utils';
import template from '!!raw-loader!./templates/PreferenceGroup.html';
import toggleTemplate from '!!raw-loader!./templates/toggle.html';

/**
 * Groups preferences together and displays them in a manner to reflect that fact.
 */
export default class PreferenceGroup extends Preference {

  /**
   *
   * @param name {String} The name to be used as prefix for all keys of the preferences
   *                e.g windowOptions --> preferences will be windowOptions.optionX
   * @param label {String} The title to be shown to the user
   * @param description {String} The description to be shown to the user
   * @param docUrl {String} A URL to redirect the user too for documentation
   * @param preferences {Preference[]}
   * @param toggleable {boolean} Indicates whether the preferences
   *                    can be toggled on and off together
   */
  constructor({name, label, description, docUrl, preferences, toggleable = false}) {
    super({name, label, description, docUrl});
    for (let preference of preferences) {
      if (!preference.name.startsWith(`${name}.`)) {
        throw `Preference names must start with ${name}`;
      }
    }
    this._preferences = preferences;
    this._toggleable = toggleable;
    if (this._toggleable) {
      this.$container.classList.add('pref-group--toggable');
    }
  }

  _buildEl() {
    const $toggle = createEl(toggleTemplate);
    qs('.pref-group__toggle', this.$container).appendChild($toggle);
    return $toggle.querySelector('.toggle__checkbox');
  }

  _onChange(newValue) {
    this.$container.classList.toggle('pref-group--active', newValue);
    super._onChange(newValue);
  }

  async fillContainer() {
    const $label = qs('.pref-group__label', this.$container);
    $label.innerHTML = this.label;
    this._addDescription($label);
    this._fillDocLink();
    this._createOnChange('change');
    const $preferences = this.$container.querySelector('.preferences');
    return Promise.all(this._preferences.map((preference) => {
      preference.addListener('change', (newValue) => {
        this._triggerEvent('childChange', preference, newValue);
      });
      preference.addListener('childChange', (...args) => {
        this._triggerEvent('childChange', ...args);
      });
      $preferences.appendChild(preference.$container);
      return preference.fillContainer();
    }));
  }

  get() {
    return this._toggleable ?
        this.el.checked
        : false;
  }

  set({value}) {
    if (this._toggleable) {
      this.el.checked = value;
      this.$container.classList.toggle('pref-group--active', value);
      super.set({value});
    }
  }

  async updateFromDb() {
    super.updateFromDb();
    return Promise.all(this._preferences.map((preference) => preference.updateFromDb()));
  }

  update() {
    return Promise.all([super.update()].concat(
        this._preferences.map((preference) => preference.update())
    ));

  }
}

PreferenceGroup.TEMPLATE = template;
PreferenceGroup.TYPE = 'group';


A project in partnership with the Tea Board of India and the Ministry of Commerce, Government of India and funding from the Global Environment Facility, has demonstrated significant energy savings in tea processing units in south India. A cup of tea produces approximately 17 grams of carbon dioxide. A range of energy conservation measures introduced (both thermal and electric) in the energy intensive small-scale tea processing units in the Nilgiri hills have reduced this to around 12 grams of carbon dioxide per cup.
UNDP in partnership with the Tea Board of the Ministry of Commerce, Government of India and the Global Environment Facility initiated a four year project in 2008, aimed at introducing energy conservation measures in small tea processing factories that could help units save between 15 to 30 percent in energy costs.
The project, in partnership with the Ministry of Commerce, Government of India, aims to introduce energy conservation measures in the firewood intensive tea sector in south India by addressing information, technology and financial barriers that stand in the way of greater adoption of energy conservation technologies and practices.
A UNDP project with the Tea Board of India is helping small tea processing enterprises adopt a range of measures to improve energy efficiency in processing. With over USD 2.5 million investments, the tea producers of the Nilgiri hills in south India are leading the way in demonstrating the possibilities of conserving energy and improving profitability in the sector.


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Alex Boyé Completes Musical Journey with the Mormon Tabernacle Choir
Alex Boyé completed his service with the Mormon Tabernacle Choir on Sunday, May 18, 2014. During his time with the Choir, Boyé was featured as a soloist for songs such as "I Want Jesus to Walk With Me," "Goin' Home," and "Rock-a My Soul in the Bosom of Abraham."
Boyé's own musical career has been gaining momentum with a series YouTube videos featuring what he refers to as "Africanized" pop music. The songs are mostly covers of current popular songs with a fresh, new twist. His latest videos are "Roar," by Katy Perry, "Happy," by Pharell Williams and "Let It Go," from the hit movie Frozen. The latter two videos also featured the One Voice Children's Choir. His YouTube star first began to rise when he joined forces with The Piano Guys for "Peponi," which is a cover of Coldplay's "Paradise." The video has been viewed over 26 million times.
While his service in the Choir has come to an official end, Boyé may still appear with the Choir in future for special performances or events. For news and events related to Alex Boyé, follow his official facebook page by clicking here. In the video below, Alex Boyé and the Mormon tabernacle Choir perform the beautiful spiritual, "I Want Jesus To Walk With Me."
The Mormon Tabernacle Choir is a 360-member chorus of men and women, all volunteers who share a faith in God. For more than a century, the Choir has given voice to the hopes, joys, trials and triumphs of people around the world.
Alex Boye: "I Want Jesus to Walk With Me"
Martin Luther King, Jr. Special (January 17, 2010) - Music & The Spoken Word
Come Thou Fount Of Every Blessing: American Folk Hymns & Spirituals (2009)


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By Lasha Mowchun | 00:03:45 | Experimental, Narrative-Fiction | 4/09/18
Picture Day is the worst. Sari needs to escape. But as a young girl with nowhere to go, she escapes into her imagination. In her imagination, she finds validation. There she is not just an awkward teenager, but an ice princess adored by all.
Dancer, The
By Talia Pura | 00:07:00 | Documentary, Drama | 01/03/2015
The Dancer is the story of an elderly woman who puts on her jewelry. Each treasured piece brings a reminder of the life she once had, filled with ballet, love, freedom and joy. Her current reality fades and she is renewed in the world of her past.
Chopin's Heart
By BJ Verot | 00:10:04 | Narrative-Fiction | 01/01/2016
A young student at an international music school has an ill-fated love affair with her professor, an older, married man who seduces her.
Hunger Artist, The
By James Pomeroy | 00:23:00 | Narrative-Fiction | 1/1/1996
A performance artist, Albert X starves himself to fame. An adaptation of Franz Kafka's A Hunger Artist set aside against the backdrop of contemporary Fringe Theatre.
End of War, The
By Bernard E. James | 00:09:11 | Drama | 2014
By Shereen Jerrett | 00:24:00 | Comedy, Documentary | 16 mm | 1992
Listening at Night
By David McGregor | 00:11:23 | Drama, Narrative-Fiction | HD | 1970


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Agricultural Development In The Northern Savannah Of Ghana, Tara N. Wood University of Nebraska-Lincoln
Agricultural Development In The Northern Savannah Of Ghana, Tara N. Wood
Doctoral Documents from Doctor of Plant Health Program
Since declaring independence in 1957, the Republic of Ghana has become a stable constitutional democracy. Ghana's economy has grown substantially over the past decade, yet remains primarily agrarian, accounting for 50% of the total employment and 25% of the country's Gross Domestic Product. Smallholder rain-fed farming using rudimentary technologies dominates the agricultural sector accounting for 80% of total agricultural production. Approximately 90% of smallholder farms are less than two hectares in size, and produce a diversity of crops. The major crops cultivated in Ghana include numerous cereal, root and tuber, leguminous, fruit, vegetable and industrial crops. Maize is the most …
Bulletin No. 280 - Sinusitis Of Turkeys And Its Treatment, D. E. Madsen Utah State University
Bulletin No. 280 - Sinusitis Of Turkeys And Its Treatment, D. E. Madsen
UAES Bulletins
Sinusitis has long been recognized as one of the barriers to profitable production of chicken products; and with the growth of commercial turkey production in the west its existence in this bird has become increasingly significant. In Utah areas considerable loss is encountered yearly from this disease in turkeys. This loss has prompted some investigations as to what measures may be adopted for its control.
El Cultivo De Fríjol Phaseolus Vulgaris L Como Un Modelo De Producción Agrícola En La Vereda Mercadillo Del Municipio De Guavatá, José Norvey Mateus García Universidad de La Salle, Yopal, Casanare
El Cultivo De Fríjol (Phaseolus Vulgaris L) Como Un Modelo De Producción Agrícola En La Vereda Mercadillo Del Municipio De Guavatá, José Norvey Mateus García
La progresiva necesidad en la elaboración de alimentos a escala mundial, demanda mayor eficiencia en la creación de excelentes alternativas técnicas especializadas en la producción de cultivos, para colocarlas a disposición de pequeños, medianos y grandes productores de este sector (Escoto, 2013). El proyecto productivo del cultivo de fríjol (P. vulgaris L.) desde el componente agronómico se fundamentó en integrar una estrategia productiva para terrenos con pendientes predominantes, como alternativa transitoria en los lugares donde se realiza renovación de cultivos, principalmente en café (Coffea arabica ), minimizando costos directos en contraste con un aumento de utilidad recaudada. Desde el componente …
La Cebolla De Rama Allium Fistulosum L Como Alternativa De Diversificación De Cultivos En El Corregimiento De La Granja, Municipio De Sucre Santander, José Reinaldo Bautista Peña Universidad de La Salle, Yopal, Casanare
La Cebolla De Rama (Allium Fistulosum L.) Como Alternativa De Diversificación De Cultivos En El Corregimiento De La Granja, Municipio De Sucre Santander, José Reinaldo Bautista Peña
La cebolla de rama (Allium fistulosum L.) es considerada como un elemento fundamental de la canasta familiar, en el desarrollo de este proyectó se logró evaluar su potencial para la agricultura con fines comerciales, para ello se analizaron: a) las ventajas y desventajas biológicas de esta especie vegetal frente a las eventualidades climáticas de la zona; b) las experiencias de agricultores de la zona (focalizados en producción de Mora (Rubus glaucus B.); c) el componente de investigación tuvo como objetivo evaluar el impacto económico en los agentes vinculados al monocultivo de Mora (R. glaucus) y aptitudes frente a la diversificación …
A Brief History Of Corn: Looking Back To Move Forward, Jon Derek Pruitt University of Nebraska-Lincoln
A Brief History Of Corn: Looking Back To Move Forward, Jon Derek Pruitt
Maize was domesticated from teosinte in Mexico some 7,000 to 10,000 years ago and quickly spread through the Americas. It has become one of the most important crops at a local and global level. Two types, Northern Flint corn and Southern Dent corns provided the basis of the genetic background of modern maize hybrids. The development of hybrids, first double-cross and later single-cross hybrids, along with a transition to high input farming provided huge yield increases, which have continued to improve with improving technology.
Increase in maize production also caused a rise in Western corn Rootworm (Diabrotica virgifera virgifera …
Response Of Adult Mosquitoes To Light-Emitting Diodes Placed In Resting Boxes And In The Field, Michael T. Bentley, Phillip E. Kaufman, Daniel L. Kline, Jerome A. Hogsette University of Florida
Response Of Adult Mosquitoes To Light-Emitting Diodes Placed In Resting Boxes And In The Field, Michael T. Bentley, Phillip E. Kaufman, Daniel L. Kline, Jerome A. Hogsette
Publications from USDA-ARS / UNL Faculty
The response of adult mosquitoes to 4 light-emitting diode (LED) wavelengths was evaluated using diode-equipped sticky cards (DESCs) and diode-equipped resting boxes at 2 sites in north central Florida. Wavelengths evaluated were blue (470 nm), green (502 nm), red (660 nm), and infrared (IR) (860 nm). When trapping with DESCs, 15 mosquito species from 7 genera (Aedes, Anopheles, Coquillettidia, Culex, Mansonia, Psorophora, and Uranotaenia) were captured. Overall, approximately 43.8% of all mosquitoes were trapped on DESCs fitted with green LEDs. Significantly more females of Aedes infirmatus, Aedes vexans, and Culex nigripalpus were captured on DESCs fitted with blue …
Producción Y Comercialización De Lechuga Hidropónica Lactuca Sativa L, Como Una Alternativa Económica Para Pequeños Productores De Viotá, Cundinamarca, Johana Marcela Pachón Camelo Universidad de La Salle, Yopal, Casanare
Producción Y Comercialización De Lechuga Hidropónica (Lactuca Sativa L.), Como Una Alternativa Económica Para Pequeños Productores De Viotá, Cundinamarca, Johana Marcela Pachón Camelo
Mediante un módulo de producción de lechuga (Lactuca sativa L.) bajo sistema hidropónico, se brindó una alternativa de producción y comercialización para los productores de la región de Viotá; puesto que, era una propuesta rentable e innovadora que garantizaría el ingreso de recursos económicos alternos al tradicional cultivo de café en la zona. El trabajo realizado encierra cuatro componentes: agronómico, investigativo, empresarial y social. El componente agronómico reporta el trabajo realizado en campo desde la consecución del lote, construcción de la cubierta plástica, montaje del sistema hidropónico con la técnica NTF (Nutrient Film Technique), y las diversas prácticas como: fertilización, …
A Survey Of Image Processing Techniques For Agriculture, Lalit Saxena, Leisa Armstrong Edith Cowan University
A Survey Of Image Processing Techniques For Agriculture, Lalit Saxena, Leisa Armstrong
Computer technologies have been shown to improve agricultural productivity in a number of ways. One technique which is emerging as a useful tool is image processing. This paper presents a short survey on using image processing techniques to assist researchers and farmers to improve agricultural practices. Image processing has been used to assist with precision agriculture practices, weed and herbicide technologies, monitoring plant growth and plant nutrition management. This paper highlights the future potential for image processing for different agricultural industry contexts.
Patterns Of Widespread Decline In North American Bumble Bees, Sidney A. Cameron, Jeffrey D. Lozier, James P. Strange, Jonathan B. Koch, Nils Cordes, Leellen F. Solter, Terry L. Griswold University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign
Patterns Of Widespread Decline In North American Bumble Bees, Sidney A. Cameron, Jeffrey D. Lozier, James P. Strange, Jonathan B. Koch, Nils Cordes, Leellen F. Solter, Terry L. Griswold
Bumble bees (Bombus) are vitally important pollinators of wild plants and agricultural crops worldwide. Fragmentary observations, however, have suggested population declines in several North American species. Despite rising concern over these observations in the United States, highlighted in a recent National Academy of Sciences report, a national assessment of the geographic scope and possible causal factors of bumble bee decline is lacking. Here, we report results of a 3-y interdisciplinary study of changing distributions, population genetic structure, and levels of pathogen infection in bumble bee populations across the United States. We compare current and historical distributions of eight species, compiling …
El Fríjol Vigna Unguiculata Y Phaseolus Vulgaris Como Alternativa Para La Diversificación Agrícola En Yopal, Casanare, Duber Alejandro Pinto Ramírez Universidad de La Salle, Yopal, Casanare
El Fríjol (Vigna Unguiculata Y Phaseolus Vulgaris) Como Alternativa Para La Diversificación Agrícola En Yopal, Casanare, Duber Alejandro Pinto Ramírez
El proyecto implementó una parcela demostrativa de 1.200 m2, que incluyó manejo agronómico (plagas, enfermedades, arvenses, fertilización), la transformación de 2.270 kg del material vegetal en silo, y la comercialización del mismo con precio de referencia de 350 $ / kg, como alternativa de agronegocio a una Unidad Agrícola Familiar (UAF). Por otra parte, el objetivo del componente investigativo fue evaluar el efecto de tres densidades de siembra del fríjol rojo cuarentano (Phaseolus vulgaris) en la producción de grano, a través de la medición de parámetros de rendimiento; número de vainas por planta, número semillas por vaina, masa de 100 …
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Effect Od Different Sources And Application Rates Of Sulfur On Corn And Soybean Production Systems In Louisiana, Diego Mayorga Valladares 2023 Louisiana State University and Agricultural and Mechanical College
Effect Od Different Sources And Application Rates Of Sulfur On Corn And Soybean Production Systems In Louisiana, Diego Mayorga Valladares
LSU Master's Theses
Sulfur (S) is a structural component of amino acids such as cysteine and methionine and is involved in important functions within the plant like photosynthesis, carbon and nitrogen metabolism, protein synthesis of oils, and detoxification mechanisms. Sulfur deficiency in crops has intensified around the world. Some of the reasons are improvement in controlling SO2 emissions from industries, growing usage of high analysis S-free fertilizers and augmented cropping intensity. Sulfur fertilization has become an important factor in crop production systems and fertilization guidelines for S need to be up-to-date to improve use efficiency and compensate for rising prices of fertilizers. …
Grass And Forage Improvement: Temperate Forages, Chris J. Pollock, M. T. Abberton, M. O. Humphreys 2023 Institute of Grassland and Environmental Research, UK
Grass And Forage Improvement: Temperate Forages, Chris J. Pollock, M. T. Abberton, M. O. Humphreys
International Grassland Congress Proceedings
Plant breeding has contributed significantly to the development of effective grassland production systems.
New technologies offer enhanced precision in breeding and access to wider genetic variation.
The requirement for more sustainable production systems will require genetic improvements in complex traits where the use of new technology will be vital.
Improving The Quality Of Products From Grassland, Nigel D. Scollan, R. J. Dewhurst, A. P. Moloney, J. J. Murphy 2023 Institute of Grassland and Environmental Research, UK
Improving The Quality Of Products From Grassland, Nigel D. Scollan, R. J. Dewhurst, A. P. Moloney, J. J. Murphy
Consumers are increasingly aware of the links between diet and health, and place increasing emphasis on nutritional quality as a component of product quality.
Meat and milk products are rich sources of nutrients such as omega-3 (n-3) fatty acids and conjugated linoleic acid, which offer health benefits to consumers.
Green plants are the primary source of n-3 fatty acids in the food chain.
Grassland production systems have the potential to enhance the content of beneficial fatty acids, improve stability (from higher antioxidant content) and alter sensory attributes of meat and milk.
Grassland offers considerable scope to help …
Rising Demand For Meat And Milk In Developing Countries: Implications For Grasslands-Based Livestock Production2, C. L. Delgado 2023 International Food Policy Research Institute
Rising Demand For Meat And Milk In Developing Countries: Implications For Grasslands-Based Livestock Production2, C. L. Delgado
Meat and milk consumption in developing countries has grown three times as fast as in developed countries over the past 30 years.
By 2020, developing countries will consume 72 million metric tons (mmt) more meat and 152 mmt more milk compared to 2002/3, dwarfing developed-country increases of 9 mmt for meat and 18 mmt for milk.
Ruminant livestock will account for 27% of the increase in global meat consumption between 2003 and 2020, up from 23% over the previous two decades.
The inflation-adjusted prices of livestock and feed grains are expected to fall only marginally by 2020, compared to precipitous …
Grassland In Ireland And The Uk, Myles Rath, S. Peel 2023 University College Dublin, Ireland
Grassland In Ireland And The Uk, Myles Rath, S. Peel
Grassland is the dominant land use option in Ireland and the UK, and is characterised by a long growing season.
Dynamic, interactive systems of grassland management have been developed which combine high grass dry matter intakes with good sward quality. In the better grassland areas milk yields in excess of 7000 kg/cow are attainable with low levels of concentrate supplementation. In the times to come, measures to protect the environment will constrain stocking rates, and fertiliser and manure use on intensive grassland enterprises.
A high proportion of beef and sheep farms participate in voluntary, EU-funded agri- environmental schemes that promote …
How Herbivores Optimise Diet Quality And Intake In Heterogeneous Pastures, And The Consequences For Vegetation Dynamics, R. Baumont, Cécile Ginane, F. Garcia, P. Carrère 2023 Institut National de la Recherche en Agronomique, France
How Herbivores Optimise Diet Quality And Intake In Heterogeneous Pastures, And The Consequences For Vegetation Dynamics, R. Baumont, Cécile Ginane, F. Garcia, P. Carrère
Understanding the interplay between foraging behaviour and vegetation dynamics in heterogeneous pasture is an essential requirement for evaluating the value of the resource for large herbivores and for managing that resource. The orientation of selective grazing behaviour between intake and diet quality depends on the spatial and temporal scales considered. In the short-term scale of a grazing sequence, there is evidence that large herbivores tend to optimise the intake rate of digestible materials by adaptation of their biting behaviour and by patch choice. On a day-to-day scale, there is evidence that large herbivores tend to prioritise the quality of the …
Land Use History And The Build-Up And Decline Of Species Richness In Scandinavian Semi-Natural Grasslands, O. Eriksson, S. A. O. Cousins, R. Lindborg 2023 Stockholm University, Sweden
Land Use History And The Build-Up And Decline Of Species Richness In Scandinavian Semi-Natural Grasslands, O. Eriksson, S. A. O. Cousins, R. Lindborg
Scandinavian semi-natural grasslands have an exceptionally high small-scale species richness. In the past, these grasslands covered extensive areas but they have declined drastically during the last century. How species richness of semi-natural grasslands was built up during history, and how species respond to land use change, are discussed. The agricultural expansion from the late Iron Age was associated with increasing grassland extent and spatial predictability, resulting in accumulation of species at small spatial scales. Although few species directly depend on management, the specific composition of these grasslands is a product of haymaking and grazing. Grassland fragmentation initially has small effects …
Recreating Pastoralist Futures, T. J. P. Lynam 2023 University of Zimbabwe
Recreating Pastoralist Futures, T. J. P. Lynam
Research experience in southern Africa is used to reflect on key determinants of pastoral futures and how they might need to be addressed. The paper begins with a brief review of what we mean by marginality. A set of observations on key issues defining the option sets for pastoralism in the future is then presented. The first of these is that only a small number of structures or processes actually control the behaviour of social-ecological systems such as pastoralist systems. A second observation is that the future is so uncertain that there is a need to learn to design for …
Working Within Constraints: Managing African Savannas For Animal Production And Biodiversity, J. T. du Toit 2023 Utah State University
Working Within Constraints: Managing African Savannas For Animal Production And Biodiversity, J. T. Du Toit
The mean density of livestock biomass on African rangelands now greatly exceeds that of indigenous large herbivores, although livestock cannot fully substitute for wildlife with respect to co-evolved ecosystem processes involving herbivory. The dominance of livestock in semi-arid rangelands is largely due to water provision, which uncouples livestock population dynamics from the rainfall-driven trajectories followed by indigenous ungulate species in wildlife areas. Ecological sustainability cannot be achieved with a few exotic species maintained at unprecedented biomass densities in savanna ecosystems, which are evolutionarily adapted for species-rich communities of ungulates of a wise range of sizes. Integrating wildlife and livestock in …
Challenges And Opportunities For Sustainable Rangeland Pastoral Systems In The Edwards Plateau Of Texas, J. W. Walker, J. L. Johnson, C. A. Taylor Jr. 2023 Texas Agricultural Experiment Station
Challenges And Opportunities For Sustainable Rangeland Pastoral Systems In The Edwards Plateau Of Texas, J. W. Walker, J. L. Johnson, C. A. Taylor Jr.
This paper focuses on pastoral systems in an area of west-central Texas known as the Edwards Plateau. These rangelands have a combination of grass, forb and browse species and are used primarily for combinations of grazing by cattle, sheep, goats and wildlife. A major ecological challenge is woody plant encroachment. Stocking rate is the major factor affecting sustainability and historically this area was heavily grazed. Today the stocking rate is half or less of its historical peak. Species of livestock has shifted from predominantly small ruminant to cattle. About 70 % of pastoralists use some sort of rotational grazing system. …
Diversity And Variation In Nutritive Value Of Plants Growing On 2 Saline Sites In Southwestern Australia, H. C. Norman, R. A. Dynes, D. G. Masters 2023 CSIRO Livestock Industries, Australia
Diversity And Variation In Nutritive Value Of Plants Growing On 2 Saline Sites In Southwestern Australia, H. C. Norman, R. A. Dynes, D. G. Masters
In south-western Australia 10% or 1.8 million ha of the farmed area is affected by dryland salinity and a further 6 million ha are at risk of salinity (NLWRA, 2001). Animal production from saltbush (Atriplex spp.)-based pasture systems represents the most likely large-scale opportunity for productive use of saline land in the short to medium term. Feeding saltbush-based pastures as a maintenance feed during the prolonged autumn feed gap typical in Mediterranean-type climates maximises their economic value. The aim of this study was to explore the diversity and nutritive value of plants that typically persist in saltbush-based saltland pastures.
The Long Road To Developing Native Herbaceous Summer Forage Legume Ecotypes, J. P. Muir, T. J. Butler, W. R. Ocumpaugh 2023 Texas AgriLife Research and Extension Service
The Long Road To Developing Native Herbaceous Summer Forage Legume Ecotypes, J. P. Muir, T. J. Butler, W. R. Ocumpaugh
Only a handful of well-adapted herbaceous summer forage legumes are currently marketed for drier regions of North America and even fewer are true natives. There is a growing demand for native germplasm in the region as a new generation of landowner attempts to return grasslands to a semblance of their original species and diversity. The objective of this paper is to describe preliminary research results of a grasslands team collecting, studying and promulgating native leguminous germplasm in Texas.
Selecting Grassland Species For Saline Environments, M. E. Rogers, A. D. Craig, T. D. Colmer, R. Munns, S. J. Hughes, P. M. Evans, P. G. H. Nichols, R. Snowball, D. Henry, J. Deretic, B. Dear, M. Ewing 2023 Cooperative Research Centre for Plant-Based Management of Dryland Salinity, Australia
Selecting Grassland Species For Saline Environments, M. E. Rogers, A. D. Craig, T. D. Colmer, R. Munns, S. J. Hughes, P. M. Evans, P. G. H. Nichols, R. Snowball, D. Henry, J. Deretic, B. Dear, M. Ewing
In Australia, around 5.7 million hectares of agricultural land are currently affected by dryland salinity or at risk from shallow water tables and this figure is expected to increase over the next 50 years (LWRA, 2001). Most improved grassland species cannot tolerate the combined effects of salt and waterlogging and, therefore, the productivity of sown grasslands in salt-affected areas is low. However, there is potential to overcome the lack of suitably adapted fodder species by introducing new, salt and waterlogging-tolerant species and by diversifying the gene pool of proven species. Potential species include exotic, naturalised and native Australian grass, legumes, …
Mortality Model For A Perennial Grass In Australian Semi-Arid Wooded Grasslands Grazed By Sheep, K. C. Hodgkinson, W. J. Muller 2023 CSIRO, Australia
Mortality Model For A Perennial Grass In Australian Semi-Arid Wooded Grasslands Grazed By Sheep, K. C. Hodgkinson, W. J. Muller
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Grazing Animal Production Systems And Grazing Land Characteristics In A Semi-Arid Region Of Greece, I. Hadjigeorgiou, G. Economou, D. Lolis, N. Moustakas, G. Zervas 2023 Agricultural University of Athens, Greece
Grazing Animal Production Systems And Grazing Land Characteristics In A Semi-Arid Region Of Greece, I. Hadjigeorgiou, G. Economou, D. Lolis, N. Moustakas, G. Zervas
Rough grazing in Greece cover about 40% of the total land area, is publicly owned and managed extensively (Hadjigeorgiou et al., 2002). The Prefecture of Larisa is in the centre of Greece, and has 212,000 ha of rough grazing land, with a variable topography ranging from sea level up to 3,000 m a.s.l. This area is utilized by a total population of 135,000 LU (mainly sheep, goats and some suckler cows), which consumes annually an appreciable fraction of their total nutrient requirements from rough grazing.
The Productivity Of Coastal Meadows In Finland, R. Nevalainen, S. Jaakola, A. Huuskonen, J. Kiljala, E. Joki-Tokola 2023 MTT Agrifood Research, Finland
The Productivity Of Coastal Meadows In Finland, R. Nevalainen, S. Jaakola, A. Huuskonen, J. Kiljala, E. Joki-Tokola
The coastal meadows of Finland have gained a new interest as a summer pasture for cattle. These habitats have great historical, aesthetic and biological value (Pessa & Anttila, 2000). Typical features of the coastal meadows are the varying vegetation zones and wet, sometimes waterlogged, soils. The meadows are important nesting and feeding habitats for many water birds. When grazing ceases, reeds, trees and shrubs take over and the area loses its openness. Lately the amount of grasslands and pastures has drastically declined all over Europe. In Finland, the area of semi-natural biotopes has decreased to 1% of what it had …
Grass And Forage Plant Improvement In The Tropics And Sub-Tropics, Liana Jank, C. B. do Valle, Rosangela M. S. Resende 2023 EMBRAPA, Brazil
Grass And Forage Plant Improvement In The Tropics And Sub-Tropics, Liana Jank, C. B. Do Valle, Rosangela M. S. Resende
The majority of tropical and subtropical forage grass genera and/or species have not yet been collected, or need further collection to be representative of their natural distribution.
New biotechnological techniques will only result in the release of superior forage cultivars if supported by strong breeding programs.
More funding and investment in the formation of strong public research teams in forage conservation and improvement are needed to guarantee the sustainability of tropical and subtropical pasture-based livestock systems in the future.
The creation of a permanent international working group on tropical and subtropical forages is essential to assist the International Plant Genetic …
Linking Soil Properties To Originally Wooded And Afforested Areas, Ashton A. Crowe, Matthew Laun 2023 Murray State University
Linking Soil Properties To Originally Wooded And Afforested Areas, Ashton A. Crowe, Matthew Laun
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Linking Soil Properties to Originally Wooded and Afforested Areas
Matthew Laun, Ashton Crowe
Mentor: I. P. Handayani
Hutson School of Agriculture Murray State University, KY, USA
Afforestation, adding an artificial forest to a piece of land that has been barren of trees for a significant amount of time, has some seriously huge impacts on the environment. These effects can be seen as an increase in the soil organic matter, a decrease in compaction, and enhancement of porosity. Therefore, the soil can support more diverse microbes and fungal communities leading to better micro and macro nutrient transfers between plants. This …
Antibacterial, Antioxidant, And Repellency Potential Of The Essential Oil From Spartium Junceum L. Grown In Lebanon, Hawraa Zahrddin, Mahmoud Khalil, Akram Hijazi 2022 Department of Biology, Faculty of Science, Beirut Arab University
Antibacterial, Antioxidant, And Repellency Potential Of The Essential Oil From Spartium Junceum L. Grown In Lebanon, Hawraa Zahrddin, Mahmoud Khalil, Akram Hijazi
BAU Journal - Science and Technology
The goal of our present study is to assess the pharmacological potential of essential oil extracted from Spartium junceum cultivated in Lebanon. This oil was obtained by hydrodistillation using the Clevenger apparatus. Then, an organoleptic characterization and an evaluation of its antioxidant, repellent/insecticidal, and antibacterial activities have been evaluated. The obtained results showed that this oil had an antioxidant activity reaching 82 % dependent on the dilution used. In addition, it showed an insecticidal effect and an antibacterial effect.
Crop Adaptation And Improvement For Drought-Prone Environments, Michael D. Abrouk, Enoch G. Achigan-Dako, Wafa Achouak, Myriam Adam, Charlotte O.A. Adje, Joseph Adjebeng-Danquah, Hanin Ibrahim Ahmed, Louise Akanvou, Amidou Assima, Jonathan A. Atkinson 2022 King Abdullah University of Science and Technology, Saudi Arabia
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The Waiting Rooms is a character-driven documentary film that uses extraordinary access to go behind the doors of an American public hospital struggling to care for a community of largely uninsured patients. The film – using a blend of cinema verité and characters' voiceover – offers a raw, intimate, and even uplifting look at how patients, staff and caregivers each cope with disease, bureaucracy and hard choices.
The ER waiting room serves as the grounding point for the film, capturing in vivid detail what it means for millions of Americans to live without health insurance. Young victims of gun violence take their turn alongside artists and small business owners who lack insurance. Steel workers, taxi cab drivers and international asylum seekers crowd the halls. The film weaves the stories of several patients – as well as the hospital staff charged with caring for them – as they cope with the complexity of the nation's public health care system, while weathering the storm of a national recession.
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Have you got this precious girl whom you can proudly call the best niece in the whole galaxy? Of course, you have, otherwise you wouldn't visit this page. Yes, the bond between a niece and her aunt or uncle is something special and it's a bit different from the one parents have with their children. If you were her dad or mom, you would constantly face the problem of balancing between being strict and cool. In case of aunties and uncles, there's no balancing – you are just cool and awesome. Period. Your niece is your partner in crime. And we will tell you a little secret– her parents are probably jealous of your relationship with their daughter. It's ok. Let's get to the point, you're here because your niece's birthday is just around the corner and you have no clue what to wish her, right? Start with these short happy birthday quotes to niece and we'll see what else to offer.
Whenever your dad grounds you, whenever your mom scolds you, whenever your teachers punish you, whenever your friends tease you – always remember that you have an aunt who is waiting to hug you. Happy birthday!
No one can measure my love for you and it's not even possible for Google or Wikipedia. Happy birthday. As your aunt, I've the duty to wish you as the very first person on your most special day. Wishing you a happy birthday!
You are beauty, brains, and a real humdinger! Happy Birthday to you, my niece! Love from your favorite 'fun' uncle!
If your mom doesn't allow you to have a big party tonight, then call me, and I will make a few arrangements. And don't feel guilty, aunts are officially allowed to spoil their nieces. Happy birthday!
As you celebrate your birthday this year I want you to know that you are a special girl. My prayer is that God will grant you health, wealth and happiness all the days of your life. Happy Birthday!
If you want to highlight that your niece is the most beautiful girl, this set of birthday quotes will do all the job for you. Simply copy and paste any of them to say 'Happy birthday, my beautiful niece!'.
Is it your birthday AGAIN? Stop getting older! You're starting to catch up to me! Happy Birthday to my beautiful niece! Another year older and another year wiser!
Every year on your birthday, I am reminded of how time flies. It feels like only yesterday that I first held you in my arms, and now you have already grown into a beautiful young woman. Happy birthday, sweetheart!
It is with great joy that we celebrate you today. You are a special part of this family and we know that we are blessed to have you. Happy Birthday to our beautiful niece!
You make the world around you shine bright because of the beautiful light that you have inside. Today, we will celebrate you and that light…and the effect that it has on everyone you meet! You're amazing! Happy Birthday, Niece!
The relationship between you and me is not about the smiles and laughs. You are such a wonderful niece that my heart wants to fly. Happy birthday, beauty!
You are my niece, which gives you the official right to ask me for treats without feeling guilty. I am your aunt, which gives me the official right to spoil you without taking responsibility. How perfect. Happy birthday!
Today is the day to mark a revolution in your life. I want you to grow older and become the brave lady that you have always been. Prove to the world that as the years go, you become even stronger. Niece all I have always wanted for you is a success, and I have seen you accomplish it. More success awaits you and I will not hesitate a moment to wish you all the best in life. Let this day be full of fun, make it a day that you will point out as the day you choose to move even faster to the future. It is my wish that you live to see many more birthdays. Enjoy!
A special little fairy once told me a tale about a little niece I have that I love and know well. That special little fairy told me such good things. It's true! She told me about my special niece, and that special niece is you! Happy Birthday!
Happy Birthday to one lucky girl! You are so lucky to have me as your aunt! I'm also pretty lucky to have you as my niece! The term "Awesome Aunt" remains incomplete if there is no "Wonderful Niece" like you. How perfect we are. Happy birthday!
As a kid, you looked so beautiful I thought the beauty would not last, but now beauty has overwhelmed you as it has also grown. You have grown expressing kindness and generosity to the world, this has been a virtue that I have admired and it is my wish that you express even more love to the world. continue facing this world with an open heart I have looked forward to this big day, to come and spend time with you, as spending minutes with you is like spending years away. All the best wishes, my beautiful niece!
As you enter into another season of your life, I wish for you all the wonderful things that life has to offer. May health, wealth, wisdom and love be yours, as well as longevity and abundance in life. Happy Birthday!
As an aunt, you are supposed to be everything to your niece that the mother or father is not. You are supposed to be dotting and probably the coolest person on the little one's planet. A niece birthday is a perfect opportunity for one as an aunt to seize and express love to her with a sweet message.
It is important that the message passed on shows how much you love her and value her existence. Sweet niece birthday wishes from aunt should portray the importance of the relationship you share with her which is incomparable. Let her feel like your best friend, not your sister's or brother's daughter.
I am officially allowed to allow you to do the things your parents have not allowed you to. Happy birthday!
To my lovely Niece. I'm so thankful I found a friend like you; a friend who fills my life with a pleasant dew every single day. Happy Birthday my Niece and may every wish of yours turn to reality.
Dearest Niece, Happy Birthday to you. You are a very wonderful person and we pray that God will send you abundant blessings to fulfill your life today and always.
Birthday wishes are sometimes like leaves that the wind just carries along. May you catch them all and hold on to them on your birthday and all the year-long! Happy Birthday, Niece!
I had everything in life until the day you were born… when I realized that I had nothing until the day I had a niece like you. Happy birthday!
These are a thing to go for as they are bound to bring a big smile to your niece face. Express the things that you love doing together. Let her feel pampered and spoiled, give her something she could never get anywhere else.
Lack of responsibility is the best part about our uncle-niece relationship. You can irresponsibly ask your uncle to give you treats and I can irresponsibly spoil my niece with expensive treats. Happy birthday!
Fun and fab! Those are the two words I would choose to describe you, my favorite niece! Best wishes to you on your big day! Happy Birthday!


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Q: What are these controller parameters in controller file? I am turning over my head to understand angular. I am unable to make sense of this. Online guides are only basic as far as I have seen. Please explain to me
app.register.controller('viewTests', ['$scope', '$modal', '$http', '$route', 'pinesNotifications', '$location', '$route', '$routeParams', '$timeout', '$modal', function($scope, $modal, $http, $route, pinesNotifications, $location,  $routeParams, $timeout){

1) How do they work and interact?
2) Is the parameter order important?
Thanks

A: The convention that you are using is one of the convention that can be used with angular. In that particular convention, you are injecting the dependency as well as using them for that particular controller, and order of the dependencies matters for that, else your use of dependency won't work as you are expecting.
app.register.controller('viewTests',function($scope, $modal,$http,$route,){

})

In the convention above, the order does not matter. I believe i have answered your number 2 question.
Now, for number 1 question. The working logic is similar to normal require that you use in javascript, however in angularjs you have a main module where you inject all your dependencies, and access them on your controllers. There are certain dependencies that are readily available in angularjs such as $scope, $http. However, if there are any external plugins that you require, then you inject it in your main module. For example: In order to use $state in the controller you would require the 'ui.router' which you inject as follows.
var app = angular.module('yourAppName', ['ui.router']);

app.config(function($stateProvider, $urlRouterProvider) {

    $urlRouterProvider.otherwise('/home');

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        // HOME STATES AND NESTED VIEWS ========================================
        .state('home', {
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            templateUrl: 'partial-home.html'
        })

        // ABOUT PAGE AND MULTIPLE NAMED VIEWS =================================
        .state('about', {
            // we'll get to this in a bit
        });

});
app.register.controller('viewTests',function($scope, $state){

})

Likewise, you inject the necessary dependency and use only necessary dependencies in your controller as well.

A: 1) These are injections, like your scope or the http service for http actions. you will find most of them well documented, because they are part of angular js. for example: $http https://docs.angularjs.org/api/ng/service/$http
2) order is not important inside the array (i assume you forgot the closing bracket) but the parameter order of the controller is important.

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Back to the drawing board for Winnipeg's NHL hopes...
By Jerry Brown - NHL.com Correspondent
GLENDALE, Ariz. -- It took two years and more possible ownership scenarios than you can shake a hockey stick at, but the Phoenix Coyotes are staying right where they are -- in Glendale.
After a meeting that ran more than four hours, the Glendale City Council on Tuesday voted 5-2 to approve a $197 million deal that will keep the team, which has been owned by the NHL for more than a year, in town. As a result, Chicago businessman Matthew Hulsizer took a huge step toward becoming the fourth owner of the franchise since it moved to the desert from Winnipeg in 1996.
"I'm happy the council went this way and the hard work starts now," said Hulsizer, who added that he expects to assume control of the team within weeks, not months. "We have a long process, but in the end I think we're going build a great product."
Hulsizer and NHL Commissioner Gary Bettman addressed the council in a jam-packed chamber filled with more than 300 Coyotes fans who came to urge Mayor Elaine Scruggs and the council to keep the team in town – and some Glendale citizens who were opposed to more city investment. Hulsizer received a standing ovation from most of the crowd after he spoke.
Bettman said the NHL is relieved that the process of finding a new owner is coming to an end with the approval of the lease.
"We're very pleased that this difficult process that we have been engaged in the last two years is finally coming to a conclusion, and one that we were seeking from the outset," said Bettman, who added that Glendale has also been promised an All-Star Game within three years -- with the likely scenario being the 2013 game.
"As always, we seek to make relocation an absolute last resort," Bettman said. "We believe that the Coyotes and NHL hockey can be successful in Glendale, and the circumstance we went through a year and a half ago (when former owner Jerry Moyes filed for bankruptcy) weren't indicative of whether we were in a position to see things done right."
The city is betting that Hulsizer, who will use $100 million of the approved money to help purchase the team from the NHL for a reported $170 million, has the business ability and hockey background to give the team footing, on and off the ice. In return, the city claims ownership of parking around Jobing.com Arena, which was free in the past for Coyotes games and other arena events, but will now be looked to a revenue stream that, along with ticket surcharges, will allow the city to recapture its investment.
Hulsizer said those who felt that Glendale was giving a rich man more money "don't understand economics very well."
"I'm certainly risking money and putting money up and the city is buying parking from us, which is revenue we could use but we're not going to get. We're going have to make do without it, like most other hockey teams. This is not a team that has been profitable, that's why it's in bankruptcy. We need to do a lot of work and we need to make a lot of investment to make this thing successful and we expect to do that."
Hulsizer said he doesn't expect to make money "for a long time," and then was asked how long.
"Certainly not in the next few years," he said. "But I will tell you that 10 or 15 years from now, I think, along with the economy, things are going to come back. This is a big bet by us on Arizona and specifically this area, but I think we're going to come out of this."
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Le barrage de Kettle est un barrage au Manitoba au Canada sur le fleuve Nelson. Il est associé à une centrale hydroélectrique de 1 220 MW. Sa construction s'est terminée en 1973. Il aurait coûté 224 millions de dollars. Il fait partie du projet hydroélectrique du fleuve Nelson.

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Système hydrologique du Nelson-Winnipeg

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Hope you all are well and will have a good Easter. Here in Skåne we still have snow and cold weather which is very unusual for this time of the year. So we don't expect to be able to sit outside this year to enjoy our Easter lunch. What we eat for lunch is the usual, the same as we have for Christmas and midsummer, that is of course herring in different forms.
We celebrate Easter together with some old friends and their families. We start with Easter lunch, which is herring and snaps. Later we rolls eggs. This is something for you to try. Everyone should have a very hardboiled egg which you have painted. Build a course so you can roll down your eggs, not too high. You start with everybody rolling down their egg. Then the youngest picks up her egg and rolls it and tries to hit one or more eggs. Everyone is equipped with a candy bag, so if you hit any egg you can pick a candy from that person's candy bag. Then it's the next youngest's turn. We continue until almost every egg is broken.
Thanks, Mikael! A great Easter to all the Pauls and Stolts!
She's not a dinosaur, she's kept up with technology.
Cartoon by Isabella Bannerman. For reprints, go to King Features.
The Easter Bunny visits the salad bar.
If only they'd eat the grass instead of the hosta.
Cartoon by Isabella Bannerman. For reprints, contact King Features.
And then it's time to do the kids' homework for them. Send this cartoon to a permissive parent you know using one of the buttons below.
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I love this drawing. What a cute little vampire kid. Click to see detail. Have you Liked "Isabella Bannerman Cartoons" on Facebook yet? And did you know you can order her book, "Pacifists in Bomber Jackets," here?
Two big bottles for $5.69. Below, what to do with them: Harley Spiller's best chicken wings recipe ever. Click to enlarge, you won't be sorry.


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Air Chief Marshal Kapila Veedhiya Bandara Jayampathy WWV, RWP, RSP MSc (Intl Rel), MSc (Def & Strat) is the 16th Commander of the Sri Lanka Air Force. After his retirement he is now appointed as Sri Lanka's High Commissioner to Malaysia.

Early life and education
Kapila received his education at Nalanda College Colombo and is a graduate of PLA National Defense University in Defence Studies. He is the first SLAF officer to be nominated and appointed to the National Defense University of China, where he graduated with distinction and a fellowship.

He was presented with Nalanda Keerthi Sri award by Nalanda College in 2016.

Military career
Kapila joined Sri Lanka Air Force on 5 March 1982 as an Officer cadet and was commissioned as a Pilot officer in General Duties branch of No. 4 Squadron SLAF in 1985. Kapila is a Qualified Helicopter Instructor (QHI) with an exceptional A-2 Instructor grading to his credit and a VVIP Pilot.

He was the Commanding Officer of the No. 7 Squadron SLAF at Sri Lanka Air Force Base Hingurakgoda. Later in the year 2000 Kapila was appointed as the Commanding Officer of the No. 6 Squadron SLAF and he was flying the Mil Mi-17 helicopters.

In January 2005 he was appointed as the Defense Advisor to the Sri Lankan High Commission in Islamabad, Pakistan.

In December 2009, he took over duties as the Base Commander Sri Lanka Air Force Base China Bay. Latyer when SLAF Base China Bay was upgraded and renamed as the Air Force Academy, he was re-designated as the Commandant of the Air Force Academy.

He has followed Bell Helicopter Transition Courses at Bell Textron, Texas, USA- 1986, Joint Air Warfare Course at IAF in India -1992,  Junior Command and Staff Course at PAF in Pakistan -1992, Air Crew Instructors Course at RAF, Cranwell, UK -1996, Defense Resource Management Course, Bangkok, Thailand- 1997, Air Doctrine symposium, Guam, USA- 1998,  Cobra Gold Combined Exercise, Bangkok, Thailand- 2001, Defense Resource Management Course – Naval Post Graduate School, Monterey, California USA - 2004, National Defense Course, China in 2008/2009, during his service career.

See also
List of Sri Lankan non-career diplomats

References

External links
 President appoints new Air Force Chief
 New Sri Lanka Air Force Chief takes over command
 Jayampathy new SLAF Chief
 Air Marshal Kapila Jayampathi is the Air Force Commander!

Living people
Sri Lankan Air Chief Marshals
Sinhalese military personnel
Alumni of Nalanda College, Colombo
Sri Lankan aviators
Date of birth missing (living people)
Year of birth missing (living people)


For our last festive countdown, we will focus on our furry friends. They make every day a fun adventure. If you're feeling down, they are always there to cheer you up and they are also very useful when it comes to leftovers!
Be patient with them, as the dogs will inevitably be in the way, as they 'help' you get the turkey out of the oven and the feline ingenuity knows no bounds where poached fish is concerned. However, they are amazing at keeping the festive cheer going!
No mince pies! From my own experience, you need to keep an eye on your guests, as they get into the port and mince pies, they inevitably feed the cute animal, which is giving them the 'I haven't eaten in weeks' look.
Dogs are amazingly clever when it comes to digging out chocolates from the boxes. Trees have been mounted and inevitably pulled down to get at that chocolate that is 'surely out of their reach' and cupboards opened and truffles demolished. To be on the safe side, just leave the choccies on a high shelf behind closed doors.
This is toxic to dogs (not that over doing it great for the humans either..), so be careful with things like Christmas pudding. This dessert is also packed with dried fruit and lots of suet or other fat and too much of this is also a big no no!
This seems like an insane suggestion to many, but cooked leftover bones are brittle and can cause serious harm when ingested. Be careful with your leftovers – ideally dispose of them immediately. We all know the feeling after a large meal, when a nice comfy sofa beckons and that glass of wine is not going to drink itself and the last thing you want to do is ANY cleaning. Just do the important bits or close the door to the kitchen.
Macadamia nuts are particularly bad for our furry friends, so keep them away.
These cover onions, garlic, leeks and chives and can make dogs quite sick.
This is an artificial sweetener, which is found in a large variety of products (some nut butters, sweets, toothpastes,etc.) and is poisonous do dogs. Read labels and keep dogs away from any products containing xylitol.


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Ten Minutes with Peyton Reed and Kevin Feige #AntManEvent
Ten Minutes with Peyton Reed and Kevin Feige
Last month I attended the Ant-Man press event in Los Angeles. We were given our list of interviewees before we arrived for the event. We were all excited to talk with the talent from the film. We arrived at the Disney Lot early on a Saturday morning to get started with the interviews and it was while we were there we learned that in addition to interviewing Peyton Reed – director of Ant-Man, he would be accompanied by President of Marvel Studios – Kevin Feige. Cue the panic and nerves. This was my very first Marvel press junket. Last fall I had the honor of visiting the set of Agent Carter before it premiered on ABC Television. We met a few people from Marvel but this was huge.
Our interview with Reed and Feige was right after our #Antourage interview and I assumed that would be a tough act to follow. The next ten minutes though was epic in its own way. Looking at Reed talk about his inspiration during filming, learning about the ants he used and seeing the look in Feige's eyes when Enza of Enza's Bargain showed him some fan art on her laptop. I wish you all could see the wheels spinning in his head at that moment. Ant-Man is now playing, everywhere and if you haven't had the opportunity to see the movie during opening weekend, I urge you to go see it this week. This post does contain spoilers, so if you haven't seen the film and you don't want spoilers – you've been warned.
Ant-Man is probably the funniest Marvel movie to date, so we of course asked Reed about directing a humorous superhero.
Reed: "Well, I think that was one of the things that appealed to me about it in the first place was that particularly in the context of Marvel movies it was sort of smaller, more intimate Marvel movie and it did kind of revolve around family. Scott Lang, has one goal in the movie – is to when he gets out of prison is to become a part of his daughter's life. That's it, that's all he wants. And it's a really strong, relatable personal goal. You know, of course he has to go on a crazy journey and achieve a lot of crazy things to–– to become a part of her life but that's it. And I also liked that it was always a part of the movie.
Michael Douglas and Paul Rudd's characters, they both have daughters and they both have kind of strange relationships. They want to be closer to their daughters. That's sort of a bond that they have. They may not realize that's their bond at all, but it is. And with Hank Pym and Hope, it's crucial to the success of pulling off this heist they have to repair that relationship. 'Cause they're never gonna achieve that goal unless they find some peace with each other."
These relationships make the movie very relatable to the audience. You can really identify with these characters in a way you may not be able to with others. Reed also shared that he knew with Paul Rudd at the center of the movie, there's no way it wasn't going to be funny. One of his goals was to make this a repeat movie going experience and having seen the film twice I have to say he achieved this goal.
Q: This is a pretty big departure from a lot of the types of movies that you typically direct and what's it like directing something like this and joining the Marvel Cinematic Universe?
Reed: "Well it's a kind of movie that I've wanted to do for a really long time and technically, it's a big departure, I mean, there are I think 1600 visual effects in the movie, it's a big deal in that regard. But it really is what Marvel does extremely well. I mean, we have Jake Morrison who's our Visual Effects Supervisor. I spent a lot of time with him and sort of talking about the look of the movie and the realism that we wanted. We were gonna be doing what's hopefully the definitive "shrinking movie" for 2015. And it had to look as photorealistic as possible.
And it really had to put the viewer down in that environment. When he shrinks down we were gonna be shrinking the audience down with him. And what would that look like and feel and how are we gonna achieve that? 'Cause if he's running across a table I wanted to really feel like the texture of the table and all that. So Marvel just happens to employ the top people in Hollywood for doing that and it was a huge education for me in that regard and I loved it. It was amazing and the stuff that they are able to pull off is, it's kind of mind-boggling."
Reed shared that when he started on the project he would pour through old comic books looking for images that appealed to him. He wanted to find ways to add them to the movie. He had a few ideas that did make it while some didn't. Ant-Man is sort of heist movie and Reed had to look somewhere for inspiration, he found it…
Reed: "Actually I did go back and look at a bunch of heist movies like Oceans Eleven and Thomas Crown Affair, things like that. But there's a certain rhythm that these heist movies have and they're sort of tropes that appear in these movies. I wanted to be really kinetic and have a lot of movement to it. And I think there is a big correlation between how a comedy plays and how you shoot a comedy to how you build tension. It was something that was always there in the original scripts Edgar and Joe wrote where it was a heist movie structure and there's something really fun about that.
When Adam McKay and Paul Rudd came on to write I really wanted to sort of enhance that and we had a lot of fun with it. We knew there was gonna be a moment where Scott Lang was gonna be tempted to go back into a life of crime. And he had to know that the tip was solid so he goes to Michael Peña he goes, 'Tell me about that tip.' Now, if you ask Louis about a tip it might not be a straight answer, you know. We loved the idea and we sort of added that in pre-production as we were writing like this is a fun element of a guy who sometimes goes off point as he tells these stories. And it also kinda helped build Michael Peña's character as this guy who, he has this unsuspected depth to him, he's a connoisseur of wines and he's into expressionist art and he waffles for the guy.
Marvel does an excellent job at connecting all their films. If you're a fan of the comic books you know that Ant-Man does play a huge role in the Avengers. With Captain America Civil War on the verge the idea came up to put Ant-Man against another Marvel character and he wasn't quite prepared. Reed said he loved the idea and immediately started thinking of how it would go if these characters did have to fight each other who it would work out. If you've seen the previews or the movie you know that Falcon makes a cameo in the movie. Yes it's all connected. Which also brings me to reminding you to stay through both sets of credits for the end scenes because you don't want to miss those either.
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Q: When creating these films, how do you try to incorporate things to get the women a little more involved and excited about the film as well?
Feige: "Well, I think all of our movies have appeal to both. This is our 12th movie so I'm not sure why it still seems surprising but in test screenings oftentimes the movies are rated higher by the women in the audience than by the men. So when people go, 'Oh, you know, these, women don't usually like these kind of movies,' I go, 'Well, that's not true.' I mean there are men that don't like them, there are women that don't, but it really is a huge huge portion of the fan base now.
We want to see the powerful women because we all have powerful women in our lives. That's the way of the world, so when it comes to Hope it was a big part of the development of the development of the movie, in particular when Peyton came on board and when Evangeline was about to come on board the big question was, 'Well, why isn't she in the suit?' She could easily be in the suit. She is clearly more capable than Scott Lang is to be in the suit.
It became the crux of her issues with her dad and her issues with the relationship they had growing up. It becomes a big reveal in the movie. This is why I'm so adamant about it, leading up to the moment at the very end of the movie where he gets over those and she says, which I think is one of my favorite quotes of any of our films, 'It's about damn time.'
Q: So what made you go and want to do this? I know you had talked about you had drawn an ant and saying you wanted to be Ant Man, what made you direct this movie?
Reed: "Well, as I said, I'd wanted to do this kind of movie for a long time and then specifically I had wanted to do a Marvel movie for a long time. I developed Fantastic Four for a time and that's where I first met Kevin. And I did not end up doing that movie but it was something that I really wanted to do and I actually came in and pitched on Guardians of the Galaxy. So when Ant Man came about I really jumped at the chance. I knew the character from the comics, I had wanted to work with Paul Rudd for a long time, I had known Paul and we had never had a chance to work together, so it just made sense."
Q: What would you say has been possibly the most challenging scene?
Reed: "Paul Rudd's shirtless scene was very challenging. [LAUGHTER] As strange as it was to watch him work out, to sit and have a really nice lunch and watch him eat one almond for lunch (he jokes). Probably the most challenging thing was essentially Ant-Man has a couple of powers, shrinking, how are we gonna realize the shrinking and make it seem absolutely real? But the second power, he controls ants. I was intrigued by that story wise, it's so absurd as a power and I loved that the movie really answers the audience's question about, "Well, how can that be cool?" or "How can that achieve anything?"
And I loved that we were able to tell the story of these distinct types of ants and they have specific skill sets. And they're all based in reality. I love that a kid can see the movie and he's like, 'Oh a carpenter ant, how could that happen?' They go on Wikipedia or they read a book about them and it's all based in fact and how do these fire ants make rope ladders and they can make bridges and they actually can. That would've appealed to me as a kid, but that was a big challenge is how we create these ants and make them seem like real ants, give them specific qualities and characters.
And I think specifically with the character of Antony we talked about a lot. Like how can we create a Lone Ranger/Silver dynamic?" as Roy Rogers is with Ant Man? 'Cause in the comics that's one of the big iconic images is Ant Man on the wings of a carpenter ant. It's a potentially kind of silly thing but we wanted to make it real and like really cool and maybe go further and what if they had this kind of nice relationship and then what if something happened to poor Antony, it really appealed to us about creating a real sort of relationship between these two and I loved that we were able to do that."
Q: Do you now have a favorite type of ant?
Reed: "Yeah I'm a big Bullet Ant fan. I love them just because they look amazing. You know, they're like these sort of armored tanks and there's something prehistoric looking about them. But then like there's the painting, there's real documentaries if you go on YouTube there's an Australian guy who does these travel shows. [He starts imitating the guy] 'I've heard so much about how painful the sting can be. I'm going to be bit by one of these things.' And he puts his hand, they have a ceremony where there's a glove and there are bullet ants in it and you have to put your hand in it and it's this rite of passage.
It goes wrong it's insanely painful but the pain lasts for hours and he's shivering and sweating and they have to give him adrenaline, but go on YouTube and find the video."
Everyone we interviewed before Reed talked about how well he knew all the scientific terms for the ants and Michael Douglas even commented on how Reed knew his lines better than him. It was clear that he did a lot of research and it shows in the end product. Marvel's Ant-Man is now playing everywhere. If you haven't seen it yet go see it and if you did what did you like the most about the movie? Remember to stay through the end credits. Parents if you're worried about taking your kids to see this movie don't be. It's family friendly, check out my review. Also check out this clip from the movie.
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Also be sure to check out my interview with Paul Rudd and Evangeline Lilly, Michael Douglas,Corey Stoll, and the Antourage (Michael Pena, T.I., and David Dastmalchian).
Like ANT-MAN on Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/antman
Follow ANT-MAN on Twitter: https://twitter.com/antman
Visit the official ANT-MAN site: http://marvel.com/antman
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This 23-Year-Old Girl Had Daddy Buy Her an Entirely New Body For Christmas
This certainly isn't the first time we've heard of someone seeking body modification from someone as a gift, Christmas or otherwise...
...but this might just be the weirdest such story we've ever come across. An overweight 23-year-old asked her dad for a new body...and got it. Here's how it went down, complete with all the strange details.
Haleigh York was a self-described "emotional eater" who would add Mountain and Pop Tarts to almost every meal.
via: NY Post
As a result, her weight ballooned up to 285 pounds at one point.
She was self-conscious about airplanes and theme park rides, fearing that the seat belt wouldn't fit around her body.
Fed up with the way she looked and felt about herself, Haleigh took action.
She had 80% of her stomach removed and went on a rigorous regimen of diet and exercise.
And while the results were powerful, she still faced one big problem...
She was plagued by excess skin almost everywhere from her weight loss.
That too made her self-conscious, as she couldn't wear the clothes she wanted to for fear of having her skin "fall out."
"I didn't feel like I could fit into clothes made for my size because everyone could see the ripple of excess skin through my clothing."
Fortunately for her, Daddy was willing to help...and not just with that.
"My dad has always wanted what was best for me and didn't want me being uncomfortable anymore after all I had achieved, so he said he would pay for my skin removal surgery."
"Daddy" ponied up not just for skin removal surgery, but for a boob job and tummy tuck as well.
The total bill? $27,000.
That's one hell of a Christmas gift, but I suppose it's nice that Haleigh's hard work is paying off with a body she's proud of. And then some...
"Male interest in me has gone up, it's an odd feeling that I get asked out more and talked to at bars, even in retail stores."
Her dad sees it as money well spent if it makes her happy.
"Seeing someone go through bariatric surgery and dealing with the life changes is rough," he said.
Now with her future wide open, what does Haleigh plan to do?
"She was always beautiful, but now she is being asked to do modeling." Of course.


Caught a bad bug recently. The "Kamen Rider (KR)" bug to be exact. It started off with pain and aches in all my joints, that was right after I finished the MG Son Gokou for Leon Chen. And the symptoms got progressively worse after I saw Leon Ku's Mask Rider Accel .
So I went to Hobby Art Clinic (HAG) and the friendly doctor prescribed me with two types of medicine, antibiotic - MR "Cyclone Joker" and muscle relaxant - MR "Accel". Both to be taken three hours before bedtime everyday and to stop when all symptoms are relieved.
Told me if there is no improvement after five days, I need to see him again and he will prescribe stronger MR medication.
I have being working on this for the past one week. A break from Gunpla (not that I need it) but something refreshing. Bandai has been producing these MG figures but I did not attempt to do them. I personally do not like the joints although it provide articulation. Nevertheless, I gave it a try and it didn't turn out to be that bad. In fact, I enjoyed the process!
This would be my first figure and I was like painting for the "first" time all over again. I did not follow the colours and ratio recommended by the manual and mixed some custom ones. I was totally clueless about flesh tones and Mr Leon Ku was a big help (there is nothing this guy doesn't know)!!
Two sets of decals were given. One water-transfer and the other, stickers.
Tackling the seam lines on the arms.
Seam lines aplenty on the arms, legs, torsos, and the worse, the hair!


Saigon's Notre-Dame Cathedral (or Basilica of Our Lady of The Immaculate Conception, as it is officially called) is a twin-towered cathedral and one of the most prominent architectural landmarks in the city. Built from 1863 to 1880 with materials imported from France, it now stands between two busy streams of traffic. While the streets outside are always bustling with tourists, locals and street vendors, inside is an austere oasis of peace and calm. It does, however, comes alive as a church during services.


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The Section is pleased to announce the creation of a test Document Library!
In response to the 2021 CCLGL Section survey, over 75% of respondents indicated that they would value a database where Section members could share resolutions, pleadings, and other documents for reference by other members. After thorough review of the benefits, risks, legal implications, and workload requirements for maintaining such a database, the Executive Council approved creating of a test database, which is now live. The database is a member benefit and thus is password-protected. You can access the database at: https://www.cclgl.org/document-library/. The password will be emailed to all members. (If you are a member and do not have the password, please email [email protected] and it will be provided to you.)
For the initial test, the Document Library is limited to member-submitted previously-filed pleadings, adopted resolutions, and executed contracts, as well as CCLGL-sponsored resources such as CLE materials on hot topics, and the retired Local Government Law Desk Book (which is now posted under "Resources"). If you have a document you would like to add to the Library, use the following instructions.
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Q: 3en1compteur V3: PHP hit counter 3en1Compteur is a hit counter written in PHP
http://www.petit-kiwi.com/3en1compteur-compteur-visites-php
we have a website that offers three language
"English, French, Spanish"
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A: A couple of things here:
Where is your counter.php file located? In this case /counter.php means that the file is located in your root directory. Make sure you know which directory that counter.php is in, and include that path appropriately.
Another major thing to note here, assuming that $language is an array variable which is initialized and located in your counter.php file, there are two ways to access it in a string:

*

*Concatenate it.
Example: echo "The language is: " . $language['Aujourd'];

*Parse it directly within the string, which you can read about here. Example: echo "The language is: {$language['Aujourd']}";
So try reading up on these basics and give it another shot, and see if you can come back with some more specific questions!

A: 500 error
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Coming for the 2020 Season.
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The breed originated from the island of Java, Indonesia and have probably been used for centuries in religious and mystical purposes. The breed was first described by Dutch colonial settlers and first imported to Europe in 1998 by Dutch breeder Jan Steverink. Their beck and tongue, comb and wattles, even their meat bones and organs appear black, The blood of the Ayam Cemani is normally colored. The birds' black color occurs as a result of excess pigmentation of the tissues, caused by a genetic condtion known as fibromelanosis. This gene is also found in some other black fowl breeds.
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