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package com.siyeh.ig.junit;

import com.intellij.codeInsight.TestFrameworks;
import com.intellij.codeInspection.ProblemDescriptor;
import com.intellij.openapi.module.Module;
import com.intellij.openapi.module.ModuleUtilCore;
import com.intellij.openapi.project.Project;
import com.intellij.psi.*;
import com.intellij.psi.codeStyle.JavaCodeStyleManager;
import com.intellij.psi.search.GlobalSearchScope;
import com.intellij.psi.util.PsiTreeUtil;
import com.intellij.testIntegration.TestFramework;
import com.intellij.util.IncorrectOperationException;
import com.siyeh.InspectionGadgetsBundle;
import com.siyeh.ig.BaseInspection;
import com.siyeh.ig.BaseInspectionVisitor;
import com.siyeh.ig.InspectionGadgetsFix;
import com.siyeh.ig.testFrameworks.AssertHint;
import org.jetbrains.annotations.Nls;
import org.jetbrains.annotations.NotNull;

public class JUnit5AssertionsConverterInspection extends BaseInspection {
  private String myFrameworkName = "JUnit5";;

  JUnit5AssertionsConverterInspection(String frameworkName) {
    myFrameworkName = frameworkName;
  }

  public JUnit5AssertionsConverterInspection() {
  }

  @Override
  @NotNull
  public String getDisplayName() {
    return InspectionGadgetsBundle.message("junit5.assertions.converter.display.name");
  }

  @Override
  @NotNull
  protected String buildErrorString(Object... infos) {
    String name = (String)infos[0];
    String targetClassName = (String)infos[1];
    return InspectionGadgetsBundle.message("junit5.assertions.converter.problem.descriptor", name, targetClassName);
  }

  @Override
  protected InspectionGadgetsFix buildFix(Object... infos) {
    boolean disabledFix = ((Boolean)infos[2]).booleanValue();
    return !disabledFix ? new ReplaceObsoleteAssertsFix((String)infos[1]) : null;
  }

  @Override
  public BaseInspectionVisitor buildVisitor() {
    return new UseOfObsoleteAssertVisitor();
  }

  private class UseOfObsoleteAssertVisitor extends BaseInspectionVisitor {

    @Override
    public void visitMethodCallExpression(PsiMethodCallExpression expression) {
      final Project project = expression.getProject();
      final Module module = ModuleUtilCore.findModuleForPsiElement(expression);
      if (module == null) {
        return;
      }
      final PsiClass newAssertClass = JavaPsiFacade.getInstance(project)
        .findClass(JUnitCommonClassNames.ORG_JUNIT_JUPITER_API_ASSERTIONS, GlobalSearchScope.moduleWithDependenciesAndLibrariesScope(module));
      if (newAssertClass == null) {
        return;
      }

      AssertHint hint = AssertHint.create(expression, methodName ->
        AssertHint.JUnitCommonAssertNames.ASSERT_METHOD_2_PARAMETER_COUNT.get(methodName), false);
      if (hint == null) {
        return;
      }

      final PsiMethod psiMethod = hint.getMethod();
      if (!psiMethod.hasModifierProperty(PsiModifier.STATIC)) {
        return;
      }

      final PsiClass containingClass = psiMethod.getContainingClass();
      if (containingClass == null) {
        return;
      }

      final String name = containingClass.getQualifiedName();
      if (hint.isMessageOnFirstPosition()) {
        PsiFile file = expression.getContainingFile();
        if (file instanceof PsiClassOwner) {
          for (PsiClass psiClass : ((PsiClassOwner)file).getClasses()) {
            TestFramework testFramework = TestFrameworks.detectFramework(psiClass);
            if (testFramework != null && myFrameworkName.equals(testFramework.getName())) {
              String methodName = psiMethod.getName();
              registerMethodCallError(expression, name,
                                      getNewAssertClassName(methodName),
                                      absentInJUnit5(psiMethod, methodName));
              break;
            }
          }
        }

      }
    }

    private boolean absentInJUnit5(PsiMethod psiMethod, String methodName) {
      if ("fail".equals(methodName)) {
        return psiMethod.getParameterList().getParametersCount() == 0;
      }
      if ("assertNotEquals".equals(methodName)) {
        PsiParameter[] parameters = psiMethod.getParameterList().getParameters();
        if (parameters.length > 0) {
          int lastParamIdx = parameters[0].getType().equalsToText(CommonClassNames.JAVA_LANG_STRING) ? 3 : 2;
          if (parameters.length > lastParamIdx && parameters[lastParamIdx].getType() instanceof PsiPrimitiveType) {
            return true;
          }
        }
      }
      return false;
    }
  }

  private static String getNewAssertClassName(String methodName) {
    if ("assertThat".equals(methodName)) {
      return JUnitCommonClassNames.ORG_HAMCREST_MATCHER_ASSERT;
    }
    else if (methodName.startsWith("assume")) {
      return JUnitCommonClassNames.ORG_JUNIT_JUPITER_API_ASSUMPTIONS;
    }
    else {
      return JUnitCommonClassNames.ORG_JUNIT_JUPITER_API_ASSERTIONS;
    }
  }

  static class ReplaceObsoleteAssertsFix extends InspectionGadgetsFix {
    private final String myBaseClassName;

    public ReplaceObsoleteAssertsFix(String baseClassName) {
      myBaseClassName = baseClassName;
    }

    @Override
    protected void doFix(Project project, ProblemDescriptor descriptor) throws IncorrectOperationException {
      final PsiMethodCallExpression methodCallExpression = PsiTreeUtil.getParentOfType(descriptor.getPsiElement(), PsiMethodCallExpression.class);
      if (methodCallExpression == null) {
        return;
      }

      AssertHint assertHint = AssertHint.create(methodCallExpression, methodName -> AssertHint.JUnitCommonAssertNames.ASSERT_METHOD_2_PARAMETER_COUNT
        .get(methodName), false);
      if (assertHint == null) {
        return;
      }

      String methodName = assertHint.getMethod().getName();
      PsiClass newAssertClass = JavaPsiFacade.getInstance(project).findClass(getNewAssertClassName(methodName),
                                                                             methodCallExpression.getResolveScope());

      if (!"assertThat".equals(methodName)) {
        PsiExpression message = assertHint.getMessage();
        if (message != null) {
          methodCallExpression.getArgumentList().add(message);
          message.delete();
        }
      }

      if (newAssertClass == null) {
        return;
      }
      String qualifiedName = newAssertClass.getQualifiedName();
      if (qualifiedName == null) {
        return;
      }

      PsiReferenceExpression methodExpression = methodCallExpression.getMethodExpression();
      methodExpression.setQualifierExpression(JavaPsiFacade.getElementFactory(project).createReferenceExpression(newAssertClass));
      JavaCodeStyleManager.getInstance(project).shortenClassReferences(methodExpression);
    }

    @Nls
    @NotNull
    @Override
    public String getName() {
      return InspectionGadgetsBundle.message("junit5.assertions.converter.quickfix", myBaseClassName);
    }

    @NotNull
    @Override
    public String getFamilyName() {
      return InspectionGadgetsBundle.message("junit5.assertions.converter.familyName");
    }
  }
}

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Damsel and I were in the office this afternoon when I remarked that I think the winter solstice is today. As I looked up the time of the solstice on the internet I could see that winter had just begun only a little over an hour ago. As of December 20, 2018, 3:23 PM Arizona time, we are officially in the winter season.
We just took the dogs out for their last walk before it gets dark here. The temperature on the patio was still up at 68° F, although it will be falling rapidly after dark. We're expecting a low of 46° F overnight.
The Northern Hemisphere might be getting a cooler winter this year according to arch-weather guru Joe Bastardi of WeatherBELL Analytics. I read a recent article with an analysis of El Niño and La Niña and some sort of Pacific Decadal Oscillation that we might be in for some really cooler weather in 2019.
So, Damsel and I will be shopping for some warmer winter clothing in the post-Christmas sales. The good news is that the forecast isn't so severe as to warrant snow tires or parkas or arctic gear. It's Arizona, after all. The forecast for this weekend will be highs in the 70's and lows in the mid 40's, so the deep freeze isn't here yet!
Screenshot above from the Archaeoastronomy website. Click for a (slightly) larger image.
We drove over to the Community Center this morning to attend the Annual Cops Who Care classic car show. We donated a few unwrapped toys for their Christmas "Toyz for Totz" Gift program. We browsed around the lot where there were scores of Custom and Classic Cars and Trucks. Here are a few photos that one or the other of us took. Click on any image to enlarge.
Earlier today, Damsel and I were at the clinic where I had a follow up appointment for a blood test I took earlier this month. On the way out of the parking lot, Damsel took this photo of a classic mid-50's Ford stepside pickup truck all decked out cowboy style with saddle and rope. Wickenburg is big into rodeo, especially the team roping event and this cowboy's rigs suggest he is one of 'em.
The appointment at the clinic was with my nephrologist (kidney doc). We actually saw the doctor's Nurse Practitioner who analyzed my lab results which show that the kidney functions are currently "good enough." That's good to know that I won't be needing dialysis or a Kidney transplant anytime soon. She forecast that with my numbers the probability is that I wouldn't be needing any of that until I'm 120 years old.
You probably remember our "Cherry Red" Trichocereus Grandiflorus cactus, the one with the bright red or hot pink flowers. Well, today it was time to separate the overcrowded parent from the pups in the original pot.
Bob took his circular saw to the plastic pot in order to cleanly remove the cactus and its roots. The result is seen at the right - the cactus sans pot on a camo tarp. The tarp was there to retain the soil that we brushed away from the roots. The residual soil went into the transplant pots along with some local sandy soil.
The yield was the original main cactus and a bunch of pups ranging from mature to very small. All were transplanted into pots except for the very small pup which went into the ground in my xeriscape garden outside the courtyard main gate.
Before attempting to separate the cactus and pups, we consulted with several on-line sources describing methods for separating cacti of this type. We think that some of the pups that broke off of a main stem without the roots will develop them in their new pots (or in the ground) over time. The main cactus and larger pups had partial root systems that made it into the new pots.
We're hoping that eventually we will have bright red flowers happening all over the courtyard and xeriscape instead of all in one place. You can see from the photos below that we are spread out a bit now. Click on any image to enlarge.


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Andrzej Zabłocki (ur. 27 stycznia 1945 w Wilnie) – polski inżynier, górnik, działacz polonijny w Ameryce Południowej.

Życiorys
Syn Kazimierza. Podjął studia na Wydziale Budownictwa Politechniki Wrocławskiej, a po dwóch latach przeniósł się na Wydział Geoinżynierii, Górnictwa i Geologii tej uczelni, gdzie ukończył studia w 1968. Następnie podjął pracę w Strzeblowskich Kopalniach Surowców Mineralnych i Kombinacie Górniczo-Hutniczym Miedzi. Po kilku miesiącach, w 1970, wyjechał do Finlandii, gdzie podjął pracę w górnictwie. Został również autorem dwóch fińskich podręczników. Następnie został inżynierem sprzedaży w koncernie Atlas Copco. Później objął w nim funkcję dyrektora ds. górnictwa. W 1982 jako przedstawiciel tej firmy trafił do Chile, gdzie podjął działalność w instytucjach górniczych. W 2005 został dyrektorem w Zarządzie Chilijskiego Instytutu Inżynierów Górnictwa.

Publikuje w czasopismach specjalistycznych branży górniczej ukazujących się m.in. w Polsce, Chile, Peru i Finlandii.

Był wiceprezesem Zjednoczenia Polskiego w Finlandii. W 1989 współtworzył Zjednoczenie Polskie im. Ignacego Domeyki w Chile, a następnie objął funkcję jego prezesa. Został również wiceprezesem Unii Stowarzyszeń i Organizacji Polskich w Ameryce Łacińskiej.

Odznaczenia i wyróżnienia
Za wybitne zasługi w działalności polonijnej, w 1994 prezydent Lech Wałęsa odznaczył go Krzyżem Oficerskim Orderu Zasługi Rzeczypospolitej Polskiej, a w 2004 prezydent Aleksander Kwaśniewski przyznał mu Krzyż Komandorski tego orderu.

W 2004 otrzymał Medal Uznania Izby Deputowanych Chile, a w 2011 Nagrodę Ministra Górnictwa Chile. W 2009 otrzymał przyznawany przez chilijski rząd oraz organizacje branżowe tytuł "Górnika Roku". Został również uhonorowany "Medalem za 25 lat pracy w zawodzie".

W 2021 otrzymał od Ministra Spraw Zagranicznych Odznaką Honorową "Bene Merito".

Publikacje
 Górnictwo, podręcznik, 1982,
 Inżynieria Cywilna, podręcznik, 1987.

Przypisy

Bibliografia

 Spotkanie z wybitnym inżynierem górnikiem, "Pryzmat" nr 201, kwiecień 2006

Absolwenci Politechniki Wrocławskiej
Działacze polonijni
Ludzie urodzeni w Wilnie
Odznaczeni Krzyżem Komandorskim Orderu Zasługi Rzeczypospolitej Polskiej
Odznaczeni Krzyżem Oficerskim Orderu Zasługi Rzeczypospolitej Polskiej
Odznaczeni Odznaką Honorową Bene Merito
Polacy w Chile
Polonia w Finlandii
Polscy inżynierowie górniczy
Pracownicy KGHM Polska Miedź
Urodzeni w 1943

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Nintendo has released System Menu 1.4 in Europe and in America. It was released on 29 July 2009 in Japan an on 30 July 2009 in Europe and in America.
(Be aware of your Wi-fi!) As Nintendo may update it automatically without you knowing (its in the terms of agreement). If you do not want to update I'd recommend to turn off your wireless connection in your DSi settings off.
It currently nulls 1.3/1.2 users from accessing the "DSi Shop app".
If you don't update, you can't access in the DSi Shop.
team acekard is working on it. give it time.
Brakken has already bricked his DS flashcart testing this so if any shop owners out therewould be kind enough to send him a new one, please contact him over at TehSkeen.


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Ancient history and archaelogy
Medieval history and archaeology
Sort by -- Publication date: oldest first Publication date: newest first Price: lowest first Price: highest first Product Name: A to Z Product Name: Z to A In-stock first
Show: 10 20 50 products by page
Revue Française d'Histoire du Livre, numéros 112-113 (2001-2)
Société des Bibliophiles de Guyenne | Revue Française d'Histoire du Livre
BOMBELLES
T. V, 1795-1800
Librairie Droz | Journal du Marquis de Bombelles
Tome V of the Marquis de Bombelles's diary covers the years 1795 to 1800, as he and his family are forced to flee Ratisbonne by the advance of the French armies, and to seek refuge in Brünn in Moravia, where the Marquis is subjected to tedium...
Registre-journal du règne de Henri III
Tome V, 1585-1587
Librairie Droz | Pierre de L'Estoile: Registre-journal du règne de Henri III
The fith volume of Pierre de L'Estoile's Journal is probably the most important document and the most astonishing one in French historical and literary studies from the end of the XVIth...
Agrippa AUBIGNÉ
Tome XI, Index général
Librairie Droz | Agrippa d'Aubigné
This volume provides the reader with all the last names, French and foreign, mentioned by the historian. The names are numerous: naturally, persuaded that they are the engines of History, there are members of both the royal and military aristocracy...
Tome IV, 1582-1584
This text is the fourth volume of Pierre de l'Estoile's Journal. It is assumed to be the most important and precious document regarding the historical and literary events which took place during the end of the XVth...
Tome X et dernier, 1620-1622
Last book of the remarkable critical edition of the Histoire...
Humanisme et Renaissance 7.
Librairie Droz | Humanisme et Renaissance n° 7

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package jfxtras.scene.layout.trial;

import javafx.application.Application;
import javafx.scene.Scene;
import javafx.scene.paint.Color;
import javafx.stage.Stage;
import jfxtras.scene.layout.CircularPane;
import jfxtras.scene.layout.HBox;

public class CircularPaneTrail6 extends Application {

    public static void main(String[] args) {
        launch(args);
    }

	@Override
	public void start(Stage stage) {

		CircularPane lCircularPane = new CircularPane();
//		lCircularPane.setStyle("-fx-border-color:black;");
		lCircularPane.setShowDebug(Color.GREEN);
//		lCircularPane.setStartAngle(30.0);
		for (int i = 0; i < 20; i++) {
//			javafx.scene.shape.Rectangle c = new javafx.scene.shape.Rectangle(10,10);
//			lCircularPane.add(c);
			lCircularPane.add(new javafx.scene.control.Button("X X X"));
		}

        // setup scene
		Scene scene = new Scene(lCircularPane);
		scene.getStylesheets().add(this.getClass().getName().replace(".", "/") + ".css");

        // create stage
        stage.setTitle(this.getClass().getSimpleName());
        stage.setScene(scene);
        stage.show();
	}

}


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Audi Sales to Return to Pre-Pandemic Levels in Two or Three Years
Audi has always been recognized as one of the leading car brands worldwide. With over 90,000 employees, Audi has established their presence in a multitude of countries.
However, it seems that Audi has suffered a big blow following the coronavirus. In an interview with a German business daily, CEO Markus Duesmann stated that Audi have had a "very difficult second-quarter". As reported by Autonews, the car company is hoping to sell roughly 57,000 E-tron models by the end of the year. Duesmann admitted that Tesla was performing much better, already two years more technologically advanced than other automotive companies:
"Currently, Tesla has larger batteries because their cars are built around the batteries. Tesla is two years ahead in terms of computing and software architecture, and in autonomous driving as well."
With government incentive, Audi had entered the growing electric vehicle (EV) market. Duesmann says that Audi should return to their pre-pandemic level of sales by 2022 or 2023. The E-tron SUV model made history, as it was the company's first mass-production electric car.
Other articles in the category: Audi
2024 Audi Q4 e-tron Pricing Jumps $9,050 in Canada; Heat Pump, Charger Credit Axed for 2023
Audi is making some changes to the electric Q4 e-tron in Canada, introducing price increases and removing a heat pump that came with previous models. According to the e-tron forum, Audi informed customers the 2024 Q4 e-tron will come with a $4,050 CAD price increase, taking the vehicle's MSRP from $59,950 CAD to $64,000 CAD. […]
Audi Unveils Q8 e-tron with Increased Range and Efficiency
Audi has unveiled the Q8 e-tron electric vehicle (EV) with range options of up to 600 kilometers (372.8 miles) with its Sportback trim, as detailed in a press release shared on Wednesday. The Q8 e-tron also offers as many as 582 km (361.6 miles) in the SUV edition, with both ranges verified according to the […]
Audi Says It Will Launch 20 New EV Models by 2027
Audi AG plans to launch 20 new electric vehicles (EVs) between 2023 and 2027, the company's head of technical development Oliver Hoffman said during a recent press briefing — reports Automotive News. The luxury automaker has had a rough time these past couple of years. Audi, like most other automakers, has been racked with component […]


DJ Koze has been one of the most adventurous and consistently entertaining techno producers of the 2000s and 2010s.
Fusing a good ear for warm melodies with an enthusiastic attitude toward experimentation as well as a cheeky, offbeat sense of humor, his productions are highly inventive crowd-pleasers. He grew up a hip-hop fanatic before getting into house, and by the mid-2000s he was somewhat of a secret weapon of the esteemed Cologne-based techno label Kompakt. Remixes for the likes of Matthew Dear, Battles, and Caribou helped raise his profile, and he broke through with the acclaimed 2013 full-length Amygdala, his most pop-minded release yet.
The Hamburg, Germany native, born Stefan Kozalla, was known first for his exceptional DJ skills. In 1988, at the age of 16, he finished second in a DMC (Disco Mix Club) contest. During the '90s, he was a member of hip-hop group Fischmob and debuted later in the decade as Adolf Noise. Music Is Okay, issued in 2000 on Yo Mama, was his first mix album, released prior to the formation of International Pony -- a whimsical dance act that was signed to Columbia in Europe. It was around this time that Kozalla became one of the Kompakt label's leading artists, beginning with September 2003's "Der Säger Von St. Georg" (a track on Speicher 11) and a three-track 12" titled The Geklöppel Continues. The following month, he recorded his second commercially released mix, All People Is My Friends, which was released on Kompakt the following January. He continued to release thrilling, rule-breaking singles and remixes, as well as albums: Wo Die Rammelwolle Fliegt (Buback, 2005); Kosi Comes Around (Kompakt, 2005); and, on his own Pampa label, the guest-heavy Amygdala (2013). Reincarnations: The Remix Chapter 2001-2009 (Get Physical) and Reincarnations: The Remix Chapter 2009-2014 (Pampa) collected his considerable, often spellbinding, remix work.
Listen to DJ Koze now.


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New York Vs Boston NBA Betting Preview
Written by Jordan Walters on December 26, 2015
NBA News and Rumors
We are fast approaching the New Year, which is usually the time when teams in the NBA start to take a serious look at where they are and what they need to do to get better for the second half of the season. The Boston Celtics and New York Knicks are both on the outside looking in at the playoffs right now, and need something good to happen soon. These two will hook up on Sunday, December 27 at the TD Garden. Tip-off for this NBA odds match is set for 7 PM EST on NBA TV.
New York Knicks Vs Boston Celtics NBA Betting Preview
This is one of those games that is fun to bet on because you really have to dig deep into the numbers to see who will have the edge in what is sure to be a close one. Neither team is playing very well at the moment, making this one very tricky indeed. The odds will be made available soon, so check back to MyBookie.ag to see where your money should go for this one.
ICYMI: @kporzee meets LBJ at the rim in this week's Top 5 Plays! #Knicks https://t.co/ESKubJl4BU pic.twitter.com/smz7iWs0jf
— NEW YORK KNICKS (@nyknicks) December 26, 2015
Why bet on the New York Knicks
At 14-16, the New York Knicks are sitting 3 games off the pace being set by the final seed in the Eastern Conference. They are also 2.5 games back of the Boston Celtics in the Atlantic Division, and know that they need to start cutting into those deficits. The good news for the Knicks this season is that they are a perfect 4-0 SU in division play. The downside here, though, is that they are just 4-6 in their last 10 games, and have now lost 2 straight after winning 4 in a row. The Knicks have been good against the spread so far this season, going 18-12-0. They have been particularly good on the road at 11-4-0 ATS. They are right down the middle in the OVER/UNDER at 14-15-1, although the over has hit in 5 of their last 6 games. The Knicks are averaging 97.9 PPG, and are giving up 99.0 PPG.
Why bet on the Boston Celtics
In years past, a 16-13 record in the Eastern Conference at this stage of the season would be good enough to have a team sitting comfortably in a playoff spot, but not this year. The Boston Celtics are carrying that record, but find themselves sitting in 9th. They are just 5-5 in their last 10 games, but have won 2 in a row after posting a 3-game losing skid. Boston is 16-12-1 ATS, but do a better job of covering on the road than they do at home. The Celtics have a 14-15-0 OVER/UNDER record, but the OVER has been more prevalent on home court, coming up 9 times in 15 games. Boston is averaging 103.3 PPG, and are giving up 99.1 PPG.
Expert Pick and Final Score Prediction
The key to the Boston Celtics winning on a consistent basis is to keep their opponents under 100 points, as they have a 15-2 record this season when they do that. This plays into their favor here with the Knicks not exactly what you would call an offensive powerhouse.
My Pick: New York Knicks 98 Boston Celtics 102
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Trump considers raising the federal gas tax
By Bob Fredericks
May 1, 2017 | 2:17pm | Updated May 1, 2017 | 4:24pm
California gas prices set to soar again as tax hike takes effect
Hacker group Xenotime has sights on US electric grid: report
US officials to put off oil leases near sacred tribal land
New Yorkers' poop will soon be used to fuel their own homes
President Trump said Monday he would raise the federal tax on gasoline to pay for infrastructure improvements — and called the tax-overhaul outline he released last week only the beginning of negotiations.
"It's something that I would certainly consider," Trump told Bloomberg News in the Oval Office, "if we earmarked money toward the highways."
Trump released a tax plan on April 26 that would cut the maximum corporate tax rate to 15 percent from the current 35 percent. The same reduced rate would apply to partnerships and other "pass-through" private businesses — such as his own sprawling real estate empire.
The plan also called for nearly doubling the personal exemption for individuals but eliminating deductions for state and local taxes.
The president told Bloomberg he was willing to surrender parts of the tax plan in negotiations with Congress but refused to specify which parts.
He also repeated his call for a "reciprocal tax," which would be aimed at imposing levies on imports to match the rates that each country charges on U.S. exports.
"Everything is a starting point," Trump said of his tax plan.
The Trump proposal also would eliminate the alternative minimum tax and the estate tax, cut individual income-tax rates and repeal an investment-income tax for high earners, fulfilling a conservative wish list from the past several years.
The one-page plan was silent on both a gas tax or the notion of a reciprocal tax. Trump said he has made no commitments on an increased gas tax but, "it's something I would certainly consider."
The federal per-gallon taxes of 18.4 cents on gasoline and 24.4 cents on diesel were last raised in 1993.
Since that year, revenue from the taxes has dropped because of inflation and that the average fuel economy of a passenger vehicle increased by 12 percent, according to the US Department of Transportation.
New York tacks on an additional 42.6 cents per gallon to the federal levy, while New Jersey and Connecticut add 37.5 cents per gallon.
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It felt so nice to remove all those checks (if a key exists … otherwise …) and it cleaned up the code nicely, making it more intent revealing. A big plus!
So, I wanted to see how Ruby would do. And gues what? It didn't feel as natural at first sight.
But, very fishy things started to happen, making feel lost quite a bit. A correct description of issues with this approach is summarised in this Stackoverflow question.
The effect is such that with Groovy the default value is never changed, and you pile up items in your hash by accessing non-existent items.
In effect, this makes Ruby nested hash behave as Groovy one: creating non-existent keys when accessed. At the above link, you can find a solution to have endlessly deep hash if you're interested.


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Featured amenities include a 24-hour front desk, luggage storage, and laundry facilities. Free self parking is available onsite.


text:
/* @flow */

import watcherFinderMerger from './watcherFinderMerger';

import LiveSet from 'live-set';
import { TagTree } from 'tag-tree';
import delay from 'pdelay';
import tagAndClassName from '../testlib/tagAndClassName';

function setupPage() {
  if (!document.documentElement) throw new Error();
  document.documentElement.innerHTML = `

blah

A

A1

A2

B

  `;
}

setupPage();

function serializeEc(ec) {
  return [
    tagAndClassName(ec.el),
    ec.parents.map(({ tag, node }) => ({
      tag,
      el: tagAndClassName(node.getValue())
    }))
  ];
}

const { documentElement, body: documentBody } = document;
const commentA = document.querySelector('.comment.a');
const commentA1 = document.querySelector('.comment.a1');
const commentA2 = document.querySelector('.comment.a2');
const commentB = document.querySelector('.comment.b');
if (
  !documentElement ||
  !documentBody ||
  !commentA ||
  !commentA1 ||
  !commentA2 ||
  !commentB
)
  throw new Error();

const { tagTree, nodeA } = (() => {
  let nodeA, nodeA1, nodeA2, nodeB;
  const tagTree = new TagTree({
    root: documentElement,
    tags: [{ tag: 'comment', ownedBy: ['comment'] }],
    executor(tagTreeController) {
      nodeA = tagTreeController.addTaggedValue(
        tagTreeController.tree,
        'comment',
        commentA
      );
      nodeA1 = tagTreeController.addTaggedValue(nodeA, 'comment', commentA1);
      nodeA2 = tagTreeController.addTaggedValue(nodeA, 'comment', commentA2);
      nodeB = tagTreeController.addTaggedValue(
        tagTreeController.tree,
        'comment',
        commentB
      );
    }
  });
  if (!nodeA || !nodeA1 || !nodeA2 || !nodeB) throw new Error();
  return { tagTree, nodeA, nodeA1, nodeA2, nodeB };
})();

const watcherValues = [
  { el: commentA, parents: [{ tag: null, node: tagTree }] },
  {
    el: commentA1,
    parents: [{ tag: null, node: tagTree }, { tag: 'comment', node: nodeA }]
  },
  {
    el: commentA2,
    parents: [{ tag: null, node: tagTree }, { tag: 'comment', node: nodeA }]
  },
  { el: commentB, parents: [{ tag: null, node: tagTree }] }
];

test('watcher only', async () => {
  const { liveSet: input, controller } = LiveSet.active(
    new Set(watcherValues.slice(0, 1))
  );

  const logError = jest.fn(),
    next = jest.fn(),
    complete = jest.fn();
  const output = watcherFinderMerger(
    LiveSet.defaultScheduler,
    tagTree,
    'comment',
    { ownedBy: ['comment'] },
    input,
    null,
    logError
  );

  output.subscribe({ next, complete });
  expect(Array.from(output.values()).map(serializeEc)).toEqual(
    watcherValues.slice(0, 1).map(serializeEc)
  );

  for (let i = 1; i < watcherValues.length; i++) {
    controller.add(watcherValues[i]);
    await delay(0);
    expect(
      next.mock.calls
        .slice(i - 1, i)
        .map(([changes]) =>
          changes.map(({ type, value }) => [type, serializeEc(value)])
        )
    ).toEqual([
      watcherValues.slice(i, i + 1).map(ec => ['add', serializeEc(ec)])
    ]);
    expect(Array.from(output.values()).map(serializeEc)).toEqual(
      watcherValues.slice(0, i + 1).map(serializeEc)
    );
  }

  expect(logError).toHaveBeenCalledTimes(0);
  expect(complete).toHaveBeenCalledTimes(0);
  controller.end();
  await delay(0);
  expect(complete).toHaveBeenCalledTimes(1);
});

test('finder only', async () => {
  const finder = {
    interval: 20,
    fn(root) {
      return root.querySelectorAll('.comment');
    }
  };

  const logError = jest.fn(),
    next = jest.fn(),
    complete = jest.fn();
  const output = watcherFinderMerger(
    LiveSet.defaultScheduler,
    tagTree,
    'comment',
    { ownedBy: ['comment'] },
    null,
    finder,
    logError
  );

  output.subscribe({ next, complete });
  expect(
    next.mock.calls.map(([changes]) =>
      changes.map(({ type, value }) => [type, serializeEc(value)])
    )
  ).toEqual([]);

  await delay(50);
  expect(Array.from(output.values()).map(serializeEc)).toEqual(
    watcherValues.map(serializeEc)
  );
  expect(
    next.mock.calls.map(([changes]) =>
      changes.map(({ type, value }) => [type, serializeEc(value)])
    )
  ).toEqual([watcherValues.map(ec => ['add', serializeEc(ec)])]);
  expect(logError).toHaveBeenCalledTimes(0);

  const commentA1parent = commentA1.parentElement;
  if (!commentA1parent) throw new Error();
  commentA1.remove();

  await delay(50);
  expect(
    next.mock.calls.map(([changes]) =>
      changes.map(({ type, value }) => [type, serializeEc(value)])
    )
  ).toEqual([
    watcherValues.map(ec => ['add', serializeEc(ec)]),
    [
      [
        'remove',
        [
          'div.comment.a1',
          [{ tag: null, el: 'html' }, { tag: 'comment', el: 'div.comment.a' }]
        ]
      ]
    ]
  ]);
  expect(logError).toHaveBeenCalledTimes(0);

  commentA1parent.appendChild(commentA1);
  await delay(50);

  expect(
    next.mock.calls.map(([changes]) =>
      changes.map(({ type, value }) => [type, serializeEc(value)])
    )
  ).toEqual([
    watcherValues.map(ec => ['add', serializeEc(ec)]),
    [
      [
        'remove',
        [
          'div.comment.a1',
          [{ tag: null, el: 'html' }, { tag: 'comment', el: 'div.comment.a' }]
        ]
      ]
    ],
    [
      [
        'add',
        [
          'div.comment.a1',
          [{ tag: null, el: 'html' }, { tag: 'comment', el: 'div.comment.a' }]
        ]
      ]
    ]
  ]);
  expect(logError).toHaveBeenCalledTimes(0);
});

test('consistent watcher and finder', async () => {
  const { liveSet: input, controller } = LiveSet.active(
    new Set(watcherValues.slice(0, 1))
  );

  let finderFn = root =>
    Array.from(root.querySelectorAll('.comment')).slice(0, 1);

  const finder = {
    interval: 20,
    fn(root) {
      return finderFn(root);
    }
  };

  const logError = jest.fn(),
    next = jest.fn(),
    complete = jest.fn();
  const output = watcherFinderMerger(
    LiveSet.defaultScheduler,
    tagTree,
    'comment',
    { ownedBy: ['comment'] },
    input,
    finder,
    logError
  );

  output.subscribe({ next, complete });
  expect(Array.from(output.values()).map(serializeEc)).toEqual(
    watcherValues.slice(0, 1).map(serializeEc)
  );

  await delay(0);
  watcherValues.slice(1).forEach(ec => {
    controller.add(ec);
  });
  finderFn = root => root.querySelectorAll('.comment');

  await delay(50);
  expect(Array.from(output.values()).map(serializeEc)).toEqual(
    watcherValues.map(serializeEc)
  );
  expect(
    next.mock.calls.map(([changes]) =>
      changes.map(({ type, value }) => [type, serializeEc(value)])
    )
  ).toEqual([watcherValues.slice(1).map(ec => ['add', serializeEc(ec)])]);
  expect(
    logError.mock.calls.map(([err, el]) => [err.message, tagAndClassName(el)])
  ).toEqual([]);
});

test('bad watcher and good finder', async () => {
  const { liveSet: input, controller } = LiveSet.active(
    new Set(watcherValues.slice(0, 1))
  );

  let finderFn = root =>
    Array.from(root.querySelectorAll('.comment')).slice(0, 1);
  const finder = {
    interval: 20,
    fn(root) {
      return finderFn(root);
    }
  };

  const logError = jest.fn(),
    next = jest.fn(),
    complete = jest.fn();
  const output = watcherFinderMerger(
    LiveSet.defaultScheduler,
    tagTree,
    'comment',
    { ownedBy: ['comment'] },
    input,
    finder,
    logError
  );

  output.subscribe({ next, complete });
  expect(Array.from(output.values()).map(serializeEc)).toEqual(
    watcherValues.slice(0, 1).map(serializeEc)
  );

  await delay(0);
  watcherValues.slice(2 /* skip 1 */).forEach(ec => {
    controller.add(ec);
  });
  finderFn = root => root.querySelectorAll('.comment');

  await delay(50);
  const reorderedWatcherValues = watcherValues
    .slice(0, 1)
    .concat(watcherValues.slice(2), watcherValues.slice(1, 2));

  expect(Array.from(output.values()).map(serializeEc)).toEqual(
    reorderedWatcherValues.map(serializeEc)
  );
  expect(
    next.mock.calls.map(([changes]) =>
      changes.map(({ type, value }) => [type, serializeEc(value)])
    )
  ).toEqual([
    reorderedWatcherValues.slice(1, 3).map(ec => ['add', serializeEc(ec)]),
    reorderedWatcherValues.slice(3).map(ec => ['add', serializeEc(ec)])
  ]);
  expect(
    logError.mock.calls.map(([err, el]) => [err.message, tagAndClassName(el)])
  ).toEqual([
    [
      'PageParserTree(comment) finder found element missed by watcher',
      'div.comment.a1'
    ]
  ]);

  const commentA1parent = commentA1.parentElement;
  if (!commentA1parent) throw new Error();
  commentA1.remove();

  await delay(50);
  expect(
    next.mock.calls.map(([changes]) =>
      changes.map(({ type, value }) => [type, serializeEc(value)])
    )
  ).toEqual([
    reorderedWatcherValues.slice(1, 3).map(ec => ['add', serializeEc(ec)]),
    reorderedWatcherValues.slice(3).map(ec => ['add', serializeEc(ec)]),
    [
      [
        'remove',
        [
          'div.comment.a1',
          [{ tag: null, el: 'html' }, { tag: 'comment', el: 'div.comment.a' }]
        ]
      ]
    ]
  ]);
  expect(logError).toHaveBeenCalledTimes(1);

  commentA1parent.insertBefore(commentA1, commentA1parent.firstElementChild);
  await delay(50);

  expect(
    next.mock.calls.map(([changes]) =>
      changes.map(({ type, value }) => [type, serializeEc(value)])
    )
  ).toEqual([
    reorderedWatcherValues.slice(1, 3).map(ec => ['add', serializeEc(ec)]),
    reorderedWatcherValues.slice(3).map(ec => ['add', serializeEc(ec)]),
    [
      [
        'remove',
        [
          'div.comment.a1',
          [{ tag: null, el: 'html' }, { tag: 'comment', el: 'div.comment.a' }]
        ]
      ]
    ],
    [
      [
        'add',
        [
          'div.comment.a1',
          [{ tag: null, el: 'html' }, { tag: 'comment', el: 'div.comment.a' }]
        ]
      ]
    ]
  ]);
  expect(
    logError.mock.calls.map(([err, el]) => [err.message, tagAndClassName(el)])
  ).toEqual([
    [
      'PageParserTree(comment) finder found element missed by watcher',
      'div.comment.a1'
    ],
    [
      'PageParserTree(comment) finder found element missed by watcher',
      'div.comment.a1'
    ]
  ]);
});

test('good watcher and bad finder', async () => {
  const { liveSet: input, controller } = LiveSet.active(
    new Set(watcherValues.slice(0, 1))
  );

  let finderFn = root =>
    Array.from(root.querySelectorAll('.comment')).slice(0, 1);
  const finder = {
    interval: 20,
    fn(root) {
      return finderFn(root);
    }
  };

  const logError = jest.fn(),
    next = jest.fn(),
    complete = jest.fn();
  const output = watcherFinderMerger(
    LiveSet.defaultScheduler,
    tagTree,
    'comment',
    { ownedBy: ['comment'] },
    input,
    finder,
    logError
  );

  output.subscribe({ next, complete });
  expect(Array.from(output.values()).map(serializeEc)).toEqual(
    watcherValues.slice(0, 1).map(serializeEc)
  );

  await delay(0);
  watcherValues.slice(1).forEach(ec => {
    controller.add(ec);
  });
  finderFn = root => root.querySelectorAll('.comment:not(.a1)');

  await delay(50);
  expect(Array.from(output.values()).map(serializeEc)).toEqual(
    watcherValues.map(serializeEc)
  );
  expect(
    next.mock.calls.map(([changes]) =>
      changes.map(({ type, value }) => [type, serializeEc(value)])
    )
  ).toEqual([watcherValues.slice(1).map(ec => ['add', serializeEc(ec)])]);
  expect(
    logError.mock.calls.map(([err, el]) => [err.message, tagAndClassName(el)])
  ).toEqual([
    [
      'PageParserTree(comment) watcher found element missed by finder',
      'div.comment.a1'
    ]
  ]);
});

test('watcher finds element after finder', async () => {
  const { liveSet: input, controller } = LiveSet.active(
    new Set(watcherValues.slice(0, 1))
  );

  let finderFn = root =>
    Array.from(root.querySelectorAll('.comment')).slice(0, 1);
  const interval = jest.fn(() => 20);
  const finder = {
    interval,
    fn(root) {
      return finderFn(root);
    }
  };

  const logError = jest.fn(),
    next = jest.fn(),
    complete = jest.fn();
  const output = watcherFinderMerger(
    LiveSet.defaultScheduler,
    tagTree,
    'comment',
    { ownedBy: ['comment'] },
    input,
    finder,
    logError
  );

  output.subscribe({ next, complete });

  expect(interval.mock.calls.length).toBe(1);
  expect(interval.mock.calls[interval.mock.calls.length - 1][0]).toBe(1);
  expect(
    interval.mock.calls[interval.mock.calls.length - 1][1]
  ).toBeGreaterThanOrEqual(0);
  expect(interval.mock.calls[interval.mock.calls.length - 1][1]).toBeLessThan(
    50
  );

  expect(Array.from(output.values()).map(serializeEc)).toEqual(
    watcherValues.slice(0, 1).map(serializeEc)
  );

  finderFn = root => root.querySelectorAll('.comment');
  await delay(50);

  expect(Array.from(output.values()).map(serializeEc)).toEqual(
    watcherValues.map(serializeEc)
  );
  expect(
    next.mock.calls.map(([changes]) =>
      changes.map(({ type, value }) => [type, serializeEc(value)])
    )
  ).toEqual([watcherValues.slice(1).map(ec => ['add', serializeEc(ec)])]);
  expect(
    logError.mock.calls.map(([err, el]) => [err.message, tagAndClassName(el)])
  ).toEqual([
    [
      'PageParserTree(comment) finder found element missed by watcher',
      'div.comment.a1'
    ],
    [
      'PageParserTree(comment) finder found element missed by watcher',
      'div.comment.a2'
    ],
    [
      'PageParserTree(comment) finder found element missed by watcher',
      'div.comment.b'
    ]
  ]);

  expect(interval.mock.calls.length).toBeGreaterThanOrEqual(2);
  expect(interval.mock.calls[interval.mock.calls.length - 1][0]).toBe(4);
  expect(
    interval.mock.calls[interval.mock.calls.length - 1][1]
  ).toBeGreaterThanOrEqual(30);

  watcherValues.slice(2 /* skip 1 */).forEach(ec => {
    controller.add(ec);
  });

  await delay(50);

  expect(Array.from(output.values()).map(serializeEc)).toEqual(
    watcherValues.map(serializeEc)
  );
  expect(
    next.mock.calls.map(([changes]) =>
      changes.map(({ type, value }) => [type, serializeEc(value)])
    )
  ).toEqual([watcherValues.slice(1).map(ec => ['add', serializeEc(ec)])]);
  expect(
    logError.mock.calls.map(([err, el]) => [err.message, tagAndClassName(el)])
  ).toEqual([
    [
      'PageParserTree(comment) finder found element missed by watcher',
      'div.comment.a1'
    ],
    [
      'PageParserTree(comment) finder found element missed by watcher',
      'div.comment.a2'
    ],
    [
      'PageParserTree(comment) finder found element missed by watcher',
      'div.comment.b'
    ],
    [
      'PageParserTree(comment) watcher found element already found by finder',
      'div.comment.a2'
    ],
    [
      'PageParserTree(comment) watcher found element already found by finder',
      'div.comment.b'
    ]
  ]);

  controller.remove(watcherValues[3]);

  await delay(50);
  expect(Array.from(output.values()).map(serializeEc)).toEqual(
    watcherValues.map(serializeEc)
  );
  expect(
    next.mock.calls.map(([changes]) =>
      changes.map(({ type, value }) => [type, serializeEc(value)])
    )
  ).toEqual([watcherValues.slice(1).map(ec => ['add', serializeEc(ec)])]);
  expect(
    logError.mock.calls.map(([err, el]) => [err.message, tagAndClassName(el)])
  ).toEqual([
    [
      'PageParserTree(comment) finder found element missed by watcher',
      'div.comment.a1'
    ],
    [
      'PageParserTree(comment) finder found element missed by watcher',
      'div.comment.a2'
    ],
    [
      'PageParserTree(comment) finder found element missed by watcher',
      'div.comment.b'
    ],
    [
      'PageParserTree(comment) watcher found element already found by finder',
      'div.comment.a2'
    ],
    [
      'PageParserTree(comment) watcher found element already found by finder',
      'div.comment.b'
    ]
  ]);
});


Submitted by lynn on Monday, December 30, 2013 - 8:31pm.
Our second visit to Old Town this December was Miguel's Cocina, another restaurant we originally found through Tequila Trail 2012. I picked this place to celebrate my birthday with friends and it was a great choice! The patio area was roomy and filled with sunshine and smiles of course, because they get to spend time with meeee!
After eating out multiple times in the last week, I decided to go a little healthier with a southwestern flare and ordered the Fiesta Salad for $13. This was a crispy flour tortilla shell filled with mixed greens, black beans and roasted corn, salsa fresca and guacamole, and topped with grilled pollo asado. I asked for the creamy chipotle dressing on the side. Some sections of the salad, especially near the guac and other moist ingredients were fine without the dressing (or per my preference). On the drier sections, which were straight up lettuce and beans or similar, a little bit of dressing helped it all go down the hatch. Amazingly, I put a humongous dent into this flaky shell and pretty much finished all the scrumptious goodies inside. Go me!
After reviewing the menu, Dennis declared "I'm getting that shrimp we sampled at Tequila Trail 2013!" And there is Camarones Jalisco shrimp pictured above in all its glory! This dish was five jumbo shrimp stuffed with monterey jack cheese and rajas, wrapped in bacon and grilled, topped with jalapeño white sauce, and served with the normal rice and beans fixings. It was $18 for this dish which I think is somewhat pricey for only 5 shrimp, but he enjoyed every savory baconed bite of them. Between the two meals, we stuffed ourselves silly!
For my birthday, Dennis picked up a delicious Elby cake from Sage French Cake bakery, which is one of my favorite cakes in San Diego. Our party was ready for dessert but there was one interesting hiccup: if we cut the cake ourselves, there was a cake cutting fee; if the restaurant staff cut the cake, the fee was waived. Sooooo, we let them slice up our cake for us before we devoured it!
To sum it up, everyone had PLENTY of food to eat and had quite an enjoyable lunch with fun company. I think Miguel's Cocina was a foodie hit and I am glad we made it back after two Tequila Trail samplings!
Is this restaurant a chain? Is this the one that has the free cheese dip for their chips? I might be confused b/c I think i went to the same named restaurant in 4S ranch I think.
Happy belated bday! I knew INSTANTLY that was an Elby cake from Sage b/c i LOVE that cake. The restaurant's cake cutting policy is hilarious. Less work for you though so yeah!
I actually didn't know it was a chain until I visited their website! We found it through an old town event last year so it was always in the back of my mind to come back.
My favorite cake is the Princess Cake from Champagne French Bakery Cafe. I've had that multiple times for birthdays.


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Synthesis and reactions in the 1,2,3,4-tetrahydroisoquinoline series.
Clive Robert Spray
The work described in this thesis is divided into three chapters. Each chapter is preceded by an introduction which outlines the field of research described in the chapter and the reasons for pursuing the rationale for the research. Chapter I describes the synthesis of a series of 3,4,11,11a- tetrahydrobenzo [b] quinolizin-2 (6H)-ones (I) and their reactions, specifically with phenyl magnesium bromide. Further reactions of the carbonyl function are also discussed. Chapter II contains an investigation into the synthesis of suitable 2,3-disubstituted-l,2,3,4-tetrahydroisoquinolines on which to perform intramolecular Diels-Alder reactions. The successful intramolecular Diels-Alder reaction of two substrates is described and the stereochemistry of the products has been investigated. Chapter III is divided into two short sections, each preceded by an introduction. The first section describes a series of 1,3-dipolar cycloaddition reactions, utilizing 1,2,3,4-tetrahydroiso- quinoline-1- and -3-carboxylic acids as substrates. The second section involves the investigation of a series of 2,3-sigmatropic rearrangements of 2-substituted-l,2,3,4-tetrahydroisoquinoline-3-esters.
Spray, C. R. (Author). 1981
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Торго́вая у́лица (укр. Торгова вулиця) — одна из старейших улиц Мариуполя. В настоящее время носит историческое название (полученное улицей 28 сентября 1876 года), в 1924—1991 годах была переименована и носила название III Интернационала. Расположена перпендикулярно центральной улице города — проспекту Мира. Торговая начинается тупиком южнее Итальянской улицы и заканчивается вблизи центра района Правого берега у улицы Верхние Аджахи.

На своём пути пересекает следующие улицы:

 Итальянская улица
 Георгиевская улица
 проспект Мира
 Николаевская улица
 Митрополитская улица
 Кузнечный переулок (по нечётную сторону)
 Фонтанная улица (по чётную сторону)
 Евпаторийская улица
 Каффайская улица
 Банный спуск (по нечётную сторону)
 Готфейская улица (по чётную сторону)
 Карасёвская улица
 бульвар Шевченко
 Марьинская улица
 Успенская улица
 Кальмиусский переулок
 Кальмиусская улица
 переулок Левицкого
 улица Левицкого
 Заводской переулок
 улица 10-го Сентября

От Георгиевской улицы до Митрополитской улицы преобладает многоэтажная застройка, на остальном протяжении преимущественно одноэтажная жилая застройка, частично — промышленная и складская территория. До 1960-х годов имела магистральное значение, являлась одной из центральных улиц города. С марта 1971 года от проспекта Мира до бульвара Шевченко проложена троллейбусная линия на Левый берег.

Ссылки
История Торговой улицы.
 Торговая улица // Мариуполь. Былое / С. Буров. — Мариуполь : Сигма-ТВ, 2003. — 468 c.

Улицы Мариуполя


When I was in Thailand earlier this year, I headed up to Chiang Rai. I didn't want to stay in the city for three days, so I decided to look into some day tour options. There were loads with different travel agencies, and I ended up plumping for one that offered a bit of everything – a few hours' trekking through hill tribe villages, an elephant ride and a ride on a long-tailed boat.
As a day out, it was really enjoyable. It wasn't one that I'll be raving about forever, and it's one that will never be regarded as truly special when I'm sitting on my deathbed recounting my life to sobbing family members.
On a return visit to Thailand in November, I ended up in Kanchanaburi and found myself doing the same thing. I wanted a day trip, had a look at the options with a few travel agencies, and ended up doing a day out that included a trek to the Erawan waterfall, an elephant ride, bamboo rafting and a train ride on the infamous Death Railway.
Again, it was a really enjoyable day out. The waterfall is gorgeous, the swim in the pools created by it was a welcome respite from the heat, the elephant ride was comically entertaining, the bamboo rafting and rail trip undeniably cool.
But I could foresee a problem here if I was planning to spend a few weeks travelling around the country. Day trips like this could soon get boring.
It doesn't take much web research to uncover that similar day trips are available from many hubs across Thailand. Generally, these trips fit in three or four experiences that come from an increasingly predictable selection box. There's trekking, visiting a hill tribe, rafting, kayaking, elephant riding, cycling and possibly a visit to a wildlife attraction that has dubious animal welfare credentials.
The problem is that once you've done a couple, they become very samey. And no one activity on any of them feels particularly satisfying. In Kanchanaburi, for example, the bamboo rafting lasted half an hour. It was nice, but it didn't have the feel of an epic adventure that a half day or full day of rafting miles down the river would have done.
Similarly, there's a massive difference between an hour in a kayak and having properly sore arms by the time evening draws in on a day-long expedition.
So my advice to people heading for a few weeks would be to pick out tours carefully. Research in advance where you can do one thing with a degree of depth – ie. A whole day's elephant safari or a two day trekking trip – rather than continually plumping for bite-sized tastes of various activities across the day.
It's better to spread the variety out over the course of the trip rather than taking similar doses of variety on numerous days. And that sense of achievement and epic adventure doesn't come from small doses.
Under normal circumstances, I am a complete sucker for stories and context. I don't just want to know what something is – I want to know its background, how it got there and what has happened to it since. The why is vitally important.
I have found one exception to this, however: Temples.
In south-east Asia, you can look through any guide book and temple after temple after temple will be listed in the main attractions. No-one wants to admit it, but this isn't because every single temple will knock your socks off – it's because there's not much else to list and they need to fill space. South-east Asia doesn't do sight-seeing and museums in nearly the same way that Europe, North America and Australia do. It's a being destination rather than a doing and seeing destination.
Consequently, it doesn't take long for temple fatigue to set it. See a couple, and the next fifteen are increasingly boring.
One way to tackle this is to get context – to either read up on the temples or get a guide who can explain why they were built and go into detail about what individual shrines and carvings mean.
I've tried this before, and it has had the wrong effect. Instead of making me more interested, it's made me more bored. I've come to the conclusion that I don't care about the machinations of long-dead kings, and that I'm not even faintly fascinated by what the engravings and carvings depict.
It has felt like a test of endurance, standing and listening to a guide explaining things that bore me rigid. That's no fault of the guide – it's just the same thing that would happen if a mechanic tried to tell me how all the bits of a car work or a scientist tried to talk me through DNA sequencing a weasel. They're just things I'm not interested in, and I'll die perfectly happy never knowing about them.
Ayutthaya is Thailand's top temple city. The country's former capital is full of the bloody things and visitor options are generally looking round temples or looking round temples.
Taking previous experience into account, I decided to experiment. While I'm sure Ayutthaya has a long, labyrinthine history, it's one that doesn't have all that much relevance to modern Thai society. I'm sure there are knowledgeable guides, but that's not what I wanted. I wanted to look at the temples in complete ignorance. Maybe the way to enjoy looking round them was to completely take them out of context and just appreciate them visually? Stripping the story and context away, and just taking them in as incredible buildings, might offer a different perspective.
So we got on a boat. There are a few boat tours of Ayutthaya's temples available, which generally moor up by three temples to allow you a quick look. The person running the boat tends to have little or no English, and is thus useless as a guide. And that's exactly what I wanted.
First stop was Wat Chaiwatanaram which, from my limited architectural knowledge, bears more than a passing resemblance to Angkor Wat. Unlike at Angkor Wat, however, I had no-one to explain what everything was. It was quite liberating – I could just use my eyes and see what I liked. The ruins are currently under conservation, but I was struck by two things in particular – firstly that the temple was made of red brick – something I don't associate with this part of the world – and secondly that it's laid out in a very orderly pattern. This sense of pattern, with one central prang being surrounded by eight flanking towers, is strikingly pleasing to anyone with OCD.
The second temple is very meh – lots of fussy, colourful roofs and some statues of former kings on thrones – but the third ends up being utterly fascinating. Wat Phanan Choeng is a mazy riverside complex of buildings, some simple and wooden, some grandly given all the usual sparkly trimmings. As we arrive, a monk is outside, tying up his own boat. This is an active monastery rather than a ruin.
The star attraction requires ducking through a few little alleyways to get to and the removal of shoes before entry. The main hall has a small entranceway before you turn right to be faced with an absolutely gigantic Buddha statue. It fills the room that was almost certainly built around it, with the tiered roofs and pillars decorated in what looks suspiciously like Christmas wrapping paper.
It looks fantastic – sometimes seeing a bloody big Buddha is all you need. Knowing who made it or why it's there is of such secondary importance that it's irrelevant.
More to the point, if I'd been listening to a guide drone on about the history and significance of the Buddha, I wouldn't have walked around the back of it.
There, I found an army of women, methodically folding up orange robes like we would do bedsheets from a washing line. The robes were piled high in baskets; an indication of how many the monks must get through. I hadn't got an insight into the history of the temple – but I had got an intriguing one into the present.


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Travel time from from New Orleans Union Station Amtrak to Louis Armstrong New Orleans International Airport 39mins.
Travel time from from MSY to MSP 2h 44mins.
Travel time from from Terminal 1 Lindbergh Station to U.S. Bank Stadium Station 20mins.
How long does it take to get from New Orleans, Louisiana, United States and Minneapolis, MN, United States by air and road.


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Public Awareness Initiative Update
Sparking Curiosity
How We're Enhancing Our Communications Outreach Program.
Do you know what an arboriculturist* is? What about a nephologist* or a mycologist*? Would you like to find out? Creating a sense of curiosity is key to the strategy behind the development of the College's public awareness initiative.
In December 2013, the College announced the launch of a communications outreach program that was designed to increase public awareness of its services. The College licenses, governs and regulates 239,000 members of the teaching profession in Ontario. It sets the standards of practice and ethical standards, accredits teacher education programs and conducts disciplinary hearings. Unfortunately, research shows that only 4 per cent of Ontarians surveyed in 2013 knew this.
"The College exists to serve the public interest and as such we are mandated to communicate with the public," says Michael Salvatori, OCT, Chief Executive Officer and Registrar. "It's critical that we ensure Ontarians know the role we play and the resources available to them because the public cannot be served by an organization they are unaware of."
To fulfill this mandate, the College is engaging in conversation with the public on something that matters to everyone — our students. The public awareness messages — delivered through English and French print, radio, television and online outlets across Ontario — support recommendations from the LeSage report (an independent review of the College's discipline process), and address feedback from focus groups and public surveys."We are purposefully evolving the way we communicate with the public," says Richard Lewko, Director of Corporate and Council Services. "From the visuals we choose to the language we use, we are working to ensure that what we create is interesting, informative and always engaging."
The concept for these ads builds on the basics — the letters of the alphabet — and uses them to explore a variety of unique careers available to students. The message is that there's no telling what students will achieve when teachers are equipped to excel.
The content
Each advertisement is adapted to suit the particular medium in which it plays and is designed to drive traffic to oct.ca. Print ads show students from Ontario's publicly funded schools and — similar to the 30-second French and English radio ads — focus on lesser-known careers (such as a mycologist) to pique the audience's interest.
The visuals for the online video ads highlight the role a teacher plays in education while the audio focuses on how the College sets the standard for great teaching. Digital banners follow the same theme and can be found on websites frequented by Ontario parents. The College has also created unique advertisements for CP24, using still images as a contrast to the activity on screen.
All of the ads incorporate the tag line, "Ontario College of Teachers: Setting the Standard for Great Teaching," and collectively explain the College's role within the Ontario education system. Not only does the initiative deliver essential information about the College, it reminds parents and other members of the public of the important work that our members do in the classroom and the incredible influence they have on their students.
*Still curious?
An arboriculturist is an expert in the cultivation and preservation of trees.
A nephologist is a meteorologist who specializes in clouds.
A mycologist is a biologist who specializes in fungi.


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Is the Pacifica getting a Hellcat?
No, the Chrysler Pacifica is not getting a Hellcat engine, at least not from Chrysler. There have been some aftermarket conversions of the Pacifica engine, but this would void the warranty and is not recommended.
The Pacifica does have a reasonably powerful V6 engine (280 hp, 262 lb-ft of torque) and has excellent towing capacity, making it a great family vehicle that can handle tough jobs. Additionally, an all-wheel-drive version is available and features an impressive all-weather performance.
So while the Pacifica may not have the power of a Hellcat, it still has plenty of power and is an excellent option for many drivers.
Is there going to be a Hellcat minivan?
How fast is a Hellcat Pacifica?
What minivan has a Hellcat motor?
Why are Hellcats being Cancelled?
Why is Dodge canceling the Hellcat?
Which minivan is the fastest?
Can a Hellcat outrun the cops?
Which is faster Hellcat or SRT?
Is a Scat Pack faster than a Hellcat?
Why are they stop making Hellcats?
Why is there no Chrysler 300 Hellcat?
Did Chrysler make a 392 Hemi?
Is a Hellcat a 5.7 Hemi?
Is the SRT Pacifica real?
At this time, there is no evidence that Chrysler is planning on releasing a Hellcat minivan. The Hellcat line was originally introduced as part of Chrysler's Dodge brand, with the first being the 2015 Dodge Challenger SRT Hellcat.
The Hellcat minivans have not been announced and there has been no further discussion by Chrysler of a potential Minivan version of the Hellcat.
Currently, it seems that the Dodge brand is focused on producing more luxury versions of the minivan, such as the Grand Caravan GT and the Pacifica Pinnacle. Both of these models come with more powerful engines and lots of features.
They also come with the iconic Stow N' Go system that allows for plenty of extra space for cargo or passengers.
It is possible that Chrysler may launch a Hellcat minivan at some point in the future, but for now fans of the Hellcat may have to make do with the Challenger or Chargers.
The Dodge Challenger Hellcat Pacifica is an incredibly fast car. It has a 6. 2-liter Hellcat V8 engine that produces 707 horsepower and 650 lb-ft of torque. This engine enables the car to reach top speeds of up to 199 mph, with acceleration from 0-60 mph taking just 3.
5 seconds. This makes the Hellcat Pacifica one of the fastest cars available on the market in its class, and it's increasingly becoming one of the most sought-after muscle cars in the world. With substantial power and impressive top speeds, many drivers enjoy the thrill of driving a Hellcat Pacifica.
Unfortunately, there is not currently a minivan on the market that has a Hellcat motor. The Hellcat powertrain is exclusive to Chrysler's SRT vehicles, and currently, Chrysler does not offer an SRT version of its Pacifica minivan.
However, if you are interested in a powerful full-size minivan, the Pacifica does offer a 3. 6L V6 engine with Pentastar technology which delivers 287 hp and 26 mpg highway. This engine is paired with a 9-speed automatic transmission and features a Stop/Start system to help reduce fuel consumption.
Additionally, the Pacifica also offers available all-wheel drive, making it a great option for those seeking power and confidence in all kinds of weather conditions.
The AMC series 'Hellcats' was recently cancelled after only one season on the air. The main reason that the show was cancelled is because of its low ratings. After initially premiering to strong ratings, the show ended its first season averaging 1.
9 million viewers, which was a significantly lower audience than what AMC had hoped for.
The show also had difficulty getting traction with its timeslot, as its scheduled Monday night placement put it in competition with major network shows. Additionally, the show's primary target demographic was women aged 18-49, which is a heavily-contested group in terms of television share.
As a result, the show was unable to maintain a strong viewership base and struggled to compete with other shows that had larger audiences.
Ultimately, despite extensive marketing and some critical acclaim, Hellcats was unable to capture the ratings that AMC had hoped for and the network had to make the difficult decision to cancel the show.
Dodge recently announced that it will be cancelling production of the Dodge Hellcat effective immediately. This decision was made due to changing consumer demand, increasingly stringent emissions regulations, and the conclusion of a long-term collaboration between Dodge and the high-performance Hellcat engine supplier.
Consumer preferences have changed in recent years and drivers have moved away from cars with large V8 engines, and instead favor more efficient, lighter and less expensive vehicles, leading Dodge to make the decision to discontinue production of the Dodge Hellcat.
Also, with emissions regulations becoming more stringent, car companies are increasingly focusing on producing models focused on efficiency and reduced emissions as opposed to performance and power. As a result, Dodge has decided to focus their efforts on other models and technologies.
Finally, the long-term collaboration between Dodge and the Hellcat engine supplier has come to an end, which further led to Dodge's decision to discontinue the Hellcat. Dodge remains committed to producing the very best in performance vehicles, and will continue to look for ways to do so using the latest technologies and powertrain options available.
The Dodge Grand Caravan SRT is generally considered to be the fastest minivan on the market. It is equipped with a 6. 4L 392 HEMI V8 engine that produces a whopping 475 horsepower and 470 lb-ft of torque.
This engine is paired with the six-speed transmission, helping the Grand Caravan SRT to reach a top speed of almost 140 mph, making it the fastest production minivan on the market. This powerful engine also allows the Grand Caravan SRT to accelerate from 0-60 mph in just 5.
8 seconds. Other features that enhance the speed of this minivan include its stiffened suspension system, as well as larger wheels, increased ground clearance, upgraded brakes, and an electronic stability and traction control system.
No, a Dodge Hellcat cannot outrun the cops. While the Hellcat is an incredibly powerful car, with an impressive top speed of 202 miles per hour, police cars can keep up – and even exceed – this speed.
There are multiple varieties of high-performance police cars, such as the Chevrolet Camaro ZL1, the Ford Mustang Shelby GT500, and the Chevrolet Corvette Z06. These cars can reach speeds between 155 and 200 miles per hour, meaning that they can easily keep up with or even outpace the Dodge Hellcat.
Furthermore, police cars are designed and specifically outfitted with a variety of features that make pursuit and capture much easier, such as Lights and Siren systems, GoPro cameras, and enhanced engines.
For these reasons, a Dodge Hellcat is not equipped to outrun the cops.
In a straight line, the Dodge Challenger SRT Hellcat has the clear advantage. It features a supercharged 6. 2-liter HEMI V8 engine that produces 707 hp and 650 lb-ft of torque. This allows the Hellcat to accelerate from 0 to 60 in just 3.
6 seconds and the quarter-mile in 11. 2 seconds. On the other hand, the Dodge Challenger SRT offers a naturally aspirated 6. 4-liter HEMI V8 engine that produces 475 hp and 470 lb-ft of torque. This allows it to accelerate from 0 to 60 in 4.
5 seconds and the quarter-mile in 12. 8 seconds. So both cars can move from 0 to 60 quickly, but the Hellcat comes out on top in terms of outright speed.
The answer to this question largely depends on the context of how the vehicles in question will be used. The Dodge Challenger Scat Pack and the Dodge Challenger Hellcat both offer very different levels of performance, so the quicker vehicle largely depends on the purpose for which it will be used.
The Dodge Challenger Scat Pack is the more affordable of the two, and offers 440 horsepower from its 6. 4L SRT HEMI V8 engine. It is able to complete the 0-60 mph run in the low 4 second range, and features a top speed of around 177 mph.
The Dodge Challenger Hellcat, on the other hand, offers 717 horsepower from its 6. 2L SRT HEMI V8 engine. It is able to complete the 0-60 mph run in just over 3 seconds, and its top speed is an impressive 199 mph – making it notably faster than the Scat Pack.
When it comes to performance on a track, the Hellcat is undoubtedly the faster vehicle, but when it comes to the streets, the Scat Pack may be able to beat out the Hellcat in terms of maneuverability and general driving dynamics.
The Scat Pack offers a more comfortable ride, while the Hellcat can be a bit more of a handful.
Ultimately, the vehicle that will be faster largely depends on how you plan to use it and the context for which it will be used.
The Dodge Hellcat was a special edition version of the popular sedan which was produced for a few years starting in 2015. While the Hellcat was well-received by consumers and offered impressive performance, its production has officially been discontinued in 2021.
One of the primary reasons is due to the fact that the Hellcat had a large price tag. With the release of the new Charger and Challenger platform, it was necessary to focus on the more affordable models instead of the higher-end options like the Hellcat.
Additionally, the new platforms offer a broad range of options which provide more performance than the Hellcat without quite the significant expense. Additionally, fuel-efficiency and emissions standards are becoming more and more restrictive, which makes it difficult to maintain the Hellcat's power output while still being able to meet the more stringent standards.
This has meant that models like the SRT Hellcat Redeye and the new Demon have been unable to be produced, with the only performance models now being the Scat Pack and the SRT. So, ultimately, the Hellcat has been discontinued due to its high cost, new model alternatives with high performance, and increasing fuel-efficiency standards.
The Hellcat engine is exclusive to the Dodge brand, as it was first featured in the Dodge Challenger and Dodge Charger. While there have been rumors of a potential high-performance version of the Chrysler 300 with the Hellcat engine, it has yet to come to fruition.
Despite this, the Chrysler 300 is still a very capable car and comes with a range of powerful V8 and V6 gasoline engines. With its longer wheelbase, the 300 would make for a great Hellcat, however, at this point in time, there are no plans to make one.
Yes, Chrysler made a 392 Hemi. First introduced in the late 1950s and manufactured until early 1971, the 392 Hemi is a V8 engine that was most commonly used in Dodge and Plymouth automobiles. Although popular in the classic muscle car era during the 1960s, the 392 Hemi was initially intended for use in fullsize passenger car performance applications.
It's a factory-made assembly consisting of Hemi heads atop a taller-than-usual, regular production block with a 4. 25-inch crankshaft and 6. 50-inch connecting rods. The 392 version of the Hemi engine made up to 415 horsepower and 490 foot-pounds of torque making it one of the most iconic engines ever made by Chrysler.
In addition, the 392 Hemi is quite a collectible as only about 20,000 were ever produced, making them one of the rarest engines of the era.
No, a Hellcat is not a 5. 7 Hemi. The Hellcat is actually a 6. 2-liter V8 engine, which is far more powerful than the 5. 7-liter Hemi engine. The Hellcat produces up to 707 horsepower and 650 lb-ft of torque, while the 5.
7 Hemi produces up to 395 horsepower and 410 lb-ft of torque. This makes the Hellcat much more capable of high-speed and high-performance driving than the 5. 7 Hemi. It was designed to easily outperform cars of its class, including muscle cars and other exotic vehicles.
As a result, the Hellcat is well-known for its immense power and performance capabilities.
Yes, the SRT Pacifica is a real vehicle that was introduced in 2017. It is a Chrysler Pacifica that has been upgraded with Chrysler's Street and Racing Technology (SRT) performance enhancements. These enhancements include a more powerful engine, a redesigned front grille, larger brakes, and a sport-tuned suspension.
It can reach 0-60 mph in a mere 5. 8 seconds and has a top speed of 143 miles per hour. The Pacifica SRT also has plenty of entertainment features, such as a Uconnect infotainment system with navigation, and SiriusXM Satellite Radio.
Overall, the SRT Pacifica is a welcome addition to the automaker's lineup of performance vehicles.
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