Are you looking for the perfect All Terrain Vehicle to add to your collection of outdoor toys? The convenience and fun of a 4 wheeler make them one of the best ways to get around your yard or the trails. We had our experts research and review the best 4 wheeler ATVs to bring you a top ten list of the most durable, quality options on the market. Before you start shopping, take a peek at the specifications we outlined, so you know what to look for.
Volts: You'll want to know what type of battery you're looking at, so we've recorded the voltage in this spec for each model on the list. Make sure you find the right capacity for your needs!
Age: If a specific option our list catches your eye, check this spec to determine if it's made for you or your favorite little rider. We'll specify if the ATV you like is for kids or adults.
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You're ready to start shopping, now that you have the right specifications in mind. Every model on our list is a quality product that surpasses the average design, so keep the specs in mind and choose at your leisure. If you're in a hurry, check out our top and budget picks, both of which provide the ultimate experience. No matter which model you choose, you can be sure you will end up with the best four wheeler for you!
The Power Wheels Kawasaki model makes our list as the perfect pick for the Barbie princess in your life! Its low design, foot rests, and roomy seat provide a comfortable place for your child to learn how to maneuver a 4 wheeler. Even better, it fosters motor skills, independent play, and creativity. Equipped with a high speed lock-out feature, it's ideal for beginners and easily drives over rough terrain, pavement, and wet grass. Forward speeds reach 6 mph max and go up to 3 mph in reverse. And you can rest easy, thanks to the power lock brakes that keep your little one safe. The bright pink and teal design is complemented by Barbie decals and will dazzle even the toughest little critic. Complete with its own 12-volt battery and charger, your little rider can go for about a half hour between charges. Open up a world of fun and exploration today with this sweet ATV!
Our budget pick, the Best Choice, delivers quality and affordability as our pick for the best cheap ATV and is sure to delight the lucky kid in your life! This durable, realistic-looking red and black model features large plastic tires with imitation chrome rims and rugged curves that mimic the most extreme vehicles used by grown-ups! Built-in LED headlights turn on with the push of a button, adding to the realistic all terrain experience and making night riding a blast! With a maximum speed of up to 2 mph, you can be sure your little one is getting a kick out of the ride and you can keep up for safety reasons. Even better, they can easily change directions with the integrated forward and reverse gear shift. A 12-volt rechargeable battery gives about a half hour of non-stop run time, so you favorite little person gets a nice chunk of ride-along fun.
If you're looking for an authentic youth ATV for sale, then look no further! The Razor is a miniature electric off-road dirt quad that boasts realistic geometry and design and features 13 in. pneumatic knobby tires! Your favorite little rider can drive this baby off-road, hitting up the trails and all the best 4 wheeler spots. The high torque motor allows your child to keep pace with you at a max speed of 8 mph. And enjoy up to 40 minutes of continuous use, thanks to the 24 volts of battery power. A terrain-tracing rear suspension, complete with a coil shock, makes for a smooth ride. And your child will feel like a true extreme sports enthusiast, thanks to the twist-grip acceleration control and hand operated rear disc brake. Recommended for ages 8 and up, the Razor can support up to 120 pounds, so you might even be able to take it for a spin! When it's time to kick your child's outdoor experience up a notch, this ATV delivers.
Your kids will have a blast on this authentic-looking children's ATV! With shocks, fenders, and knobby tires, the Peg offers a realistic experience to captivate your little ones and brings a world of adventure on wheels to their doorstep. Boasting safety features like the ability to control the speed your child is able to reach via a lockout control, and automatic brakes, you can relax and let them enjoy the ride. Capable of reaching two speeds of either 2.5 mph or 5 mph, thanks to the gearshift, your little rider will get a kick out of outdoor playtime! Even better, they enjoy the added ability to reverse, so they feel like real riders. Perfect for kids ages three to seven, the Peg can hold up to 85 lbs, so you can expect several years of use. If you're looking for an electric four wheeler that will grow with your children, this is a great option.
Explore the world in style on the Mountopz Four Wheeler! The tree camo color gives this authentic ride the perfect look for trails and the woods, but it only gets better from there! An automatic transmission, electric start, and durable 6 in. tires put the Mountopz in line with the best adult ATVs in a miniature version. Safety features like a remote control shut off and foot brake provide peace of mind, as your child keeps pace with you or explores the yard. The all-black design looks stylish and sleek and pairs well with a sporty rider's helmet and gloves. And get this: a rack on the back allows you to bring luggage and belongings, so pack that picnic or camping tent and head to your next adventure! If you love to ride as a family, you won't want to miss this quality product at an affordable price. Your child will be over the moon in gratitude!
Your kid will love the Yukon Trail mini quad 4 wheeler for its sleek design and twist-style handlebar, complete with a mounted throttle and accelerator. You'll rest easy, thanks to the parental speed control feature. Watch your little star travel in forward and reverse on this stylish, authentic-looking model that accurately mimics the look of extreme all terrain vehicles. Perfect for kids ages five to nine and folks weighing up to 165 lbs, the Yukon makes our list as one of the best four wheeler ATVs on the market. A foot-activated safety switch keeps your precious cargo riding and stopping with ease and a working front headlight offers a cool effect and an even safer ride at night. The tough, steel frame means the Yukon will last for years, so you want to seriously consider this if you have a younger sibling who will be looking for a hand-me-down in years to come! The only issue we see here is going to be getting your child to come in for dinner since this model runs consecutively for up to two hours when fully charged!
If you're searching for the best ATV for your favorite little rider, then look no further! The Costzon delivers all the bells and whistles of an authentic 4 wheeler at an affordable price that won't break the bank. It will give your kids the thrill of extreme sports, without provoking your anxiety! This durable design conquers your backyard with ease and provides the experience of real all terrain riding, thanks to its over-sized wheels, flat seat, and authentic-looking handlebars. With speeds between one and four mph, your child can zoom around the yard or take a slow and steady pace. A reverse feature lets the rider go backward at a slow rate. Controlled by a foot pedal, kids can easily stop and go at their leisure, providing a comfortable experience that begins and ends easily when the rider is ready. And here's the kicker: an auxiliary input allows you to connect your phones and other devices to play music during the ride!
Don't settle when you're looking for the best mudding ATV for your kids. Complete with a set of four tires and a suspension perfect for all terrain driving, the Tao Tao delivers a premium four wheeling experience for any lucky rider. Even better, it's capable of holding up to 300 lbs or more, so you can take it for a spin if the mood strikes! Authentic controls, including a front hand brake and rear drum foot brake, make this model a leader in safety and realistic design. Forward, neutral, and reverse gear shifts give the rider dominion over the area covered and open up a world of exploration and options. If your child is experienced or older and ready for a real riding experience, then the Tao Tao is the perfect companion! Take advantage of the front and rear racks, which allow you to take luggage on the go. All you need is your own ATV and you can ride off into your next escapade together!
When you're looking for the perfect 4 wheeler to add to your child's outdoor toy collection, you want to be sure it's sturdy and fun! Designed to give you peace of mind, while providing a realistic riding experience for your favorite little person, the Giantix features a durable plastic body in an authentic design! Your child will enjoy being able to travel forward and backward and turning left and right! LED headlights and realistic sounds give the feel of a true all-terrain vehicle! Reaching speeds of one to three mph, your little rider will enjoy a thrilling jaunt across the yard, while you easily keep pace. Perfect for kids ages three to eight, the Giantex grows with your family, making it well worth the affordable investment. If you're still on the hunt for the best 4 wheeler for your little adventurer, you can end the search now!
All-terrain rubber tires and a shock-absorbing suspension land the Rosso among our favorite brands of four wheelers for kids. A 36-volt battery and 500-watt motor provide exceptional power, so your little one can enjoy the ride of his or her life! Perfect for kids ages three to eight, your favorite little rider will get the learning experience of realistic features, such as all-terrain rubber tires and the ability to reverse. But, rest assured you will have the final say in how fast your kiddo goes, thanks to a 3-speed governor system. And breathe easy, knowing your child is riding in style with a disc braking system on both the front and rear. Ideal for families who love the great outdoors and enjoy riding together, the Rosso provides the ultimate experience for any young enthusiast. Likewise, if you want to provide a realistic experience for your child around your backyard, you can't beat this design or the price!


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Cusco's Monasterio: The Sin Of Wanderlust? by John Borthwick
In Cusco, the ancient Inca masonry is so supple you'd swear the stones were woven. The ten-, twelve-, fifteen-sided blocks fit together as though diced from plasticine. For good reason this improbably-finessed granite is known as "pillow masonry". Keyed together, the massive, irregular blocks made formidable ramparts that have endured the upheavals of Andean time – earthquake, invasion and revolution.
The Spanish Conquistadors, who stomped uninvited into Cusco in 1533, built their own grandiose temples and palaces atop these invincible footings, having first demolished the existing Inca equivalents. The resulting architecture is a tale of two histories – Inca from the knees down, and Spanish to the crown.
The Seminary of San Antonio Abad was founded in 1595 on the site of an Inca palace. Today it is the five-star Hotel Monasterio, listed on the Peruvian National Heritage register. Step across its threshold – beneath the historic escutcheon of no less than Isabella and Ferdinand of Spain – and you brush against centuries when these colonnades shaded piety and intrigue, cruelty and riches. As you wander below ceilings marzipanned by centuries of whitewash, portraits of remittance men grandees and their collaborative friararchy gaze down from adumbral portraits to interrogate your presence.
Undaunted, indeed, relaxed by a quick, strictly medicinal snort on the oxygen cylinder in the hotel lobby and a belt of coca tea from the adjacent urn – it's the 3325-metre altitude, y'know – you proceed through garden courtyards and flag-stoned corridors towards the Monasterio's piece de resistance, its baroque chapel. Not so much a private chapel as a pocket basilica, its altar is an orgy of gold glittering by pale candlelight.
More portraits by the brilliant, anonymous Incan painters of the Cusquena School look down within the chapel. In one major painting (as a local author put it), "… celestial hosts gaze down on lurid infernos … a demon even dares to appear before Christ, whispering sulphurous advice into the ear of a Jesuit who is advocating the closure of this very seminary."
An air-conditioned guestroom and cable television, plus fine ceviche and crème caramel in the restaurant (once the priests' refectory) remind you that you haven't died and gone to the 17th century but remain alive in a 123-room hotel. Still, somewhere beneath your feet –according to legend – is a subterranean passage that obligingly ran from this all-male seminary to the adjacent convent of Nazarene nuns. Sacred vows of chastity, as with those of poverty, were much observed in the breach. You can take coffee beneath a 300-year-old cedar in the inner quadrangle that has witnessed the building's serial incarnations, as a seminary, a Royal Pontifical University and, from 1965, a hotel.
Taking a breather from all this cloistered pomp, you step out into Cusco and its nearby centre, Plaza de Armas. The seminarians and horny friars of San Antonio are long gone, but Cusco is still a university town. Its cobble-stoned streets are awash with students and raggle-taggle backpackers. The internet cafes, pizzerias and music clubs of Tecsecocha Street are pumping behind colonial portals that were already old when Captain Cook was still finding his sea-legs.
By night, the Plaza de Armas, flanked by World Heritage cathedrals and dished in an Andean valley of lights and stars, is almost other-worldly. High on the rim of the valley above the town, an illuminated white statue of Christ is caught like a brilliant bird in flight. All of which seems rich stuff until you step out even further beyond the town centre. The soft geometries of that Incaic "pillow masonry" reach monumental scale at the giant fortresses of Sacsayhuaman and, even further away, at Ollantaytambo.
The best is yet to come. Leaving Cusco on an early morning train you travel the narrow cleavage of the Urabamba River valley. Your destination is, of course, Machu Picchu. Its stones remain in almost perfect condition some 500 years after they were abandoned. The Incas often built with a sense of drama. In the case of Machu Picchu, high on its Andean spine, they made a city that resembles an altar of stone amid a temple of mountains. Or, as poet Pablo Neruda saw it, "a city raised like a chalice".
Back at the Monasterio, an Inca harpist in the lobby maintains the transcendent theme. A few steps away is that chapel which makes this perhaps the only hotel in the world where you might seek in-house forgiveness for – should it be deemed one – the sin of your perpetual wanderlust.
©2014 JOHN BORTHWICK. May not be copied or republished in any form without permission.
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Mitla Pass
By Leon Uris
Read by Angela Dawe and David de Vries
Leon Uris Brilliance Audio
Gideon Zadok arrives in Israel with every intention to research a new book, mend a broken marriage, and improve his dysfunctional family. But as political tensions escalate and his family is evacuated, Zadok asks to follow Israeli paratroopers to secure Mitla Pass and finds himself in the midst of one of the largest global crises of the twentieth century. A sweeping novel of love, passion, and freedom, Mitla Pass stands as an epic look at modern Middle Eastern history and is quite possibly Uris's most autobiographical work. From Library Journal: Against the backdrop of the 1956 Sinai War, Uris provides a riveting portrait (possibly autobiographical) of a man caught in personal crisis. Gideon Zadok, best-selling novelist and successful Hollywood screenwriter, has come to Israel with his family to research a new novel and to shore up a crumbling marriage. But he jeopardizes that by starting a passionate affair with a beautiful Auschwitz survivor. Zadok is a man wavering on the edge of a breakdown. As the political crisis escalates, and his family is evacuated, Zadok asks to accompany Israeli paratroopers on a desperate mission to seal off the strategic Mitla Pass. The Uris name will make this book much in demand, and if it is not as much of an epic as Exodus or Trinity, it has in Zadok Uris's most fascinating character.
Gideon Zadok arrives in Israel with every intention to research a new book, mend a broken marriage, and improve his dysfunctional family. But as political tensions escalate and his family is evacuated, Zadok asks to follow Israeli paratroopers to secure Mitla Pass and finds himself in the midst of one of the largest global crises of the twentieth century. A sweeping novel of love, passion, and freedom, Mitla Pass stands as an epic look at modern Middle Eastern history and is quite possibly Uris's most autobiographical work.
Against the backdrop of the 1956 Sinai War, Uris provides a riveting portrait (possibly autobiographical) of a man caught in personal crisis. Gideon Zadok, best-selling novelist and successful Hollywood screenwriter, has come to Israel with his family to research a new novel and to shore up a crumbling marriage. But he jeopardizes that by starting a passionate affair with a beautiful Auschwitz survivor. Zadok is a man wavering on the edge of a breakdown. As the political crisis escalates, and his family is evacuated, Zadok asks to accompany Israeli paratroopers on a desperate mission to seal off the strategic Mitla Pass. The Uris name will make this book much in demand, and if it is not as much of an epic as Exodus or Trinity, it has in Zadok Uris's most fascinating character.
Author Bio: Leon Uris
Leon Uris (1924–2003) was an American novelist. Having run away from home at age seventeen, a month after the attack on Pearl Harbor, to join the Marine Corps, he based several of his novels on his own experiences in the marines. His novels include Battle Cry and O'Hara's Choice, as well as the bestsellers Redemption, Trinity, Exodus, QB VII, and Topaz, among others.
Format: Digital Download Format: CD
Available Formats : Digital Download, CD
Category: Fiction/Political
Publisher: Brilliance Audio Publisher: Brilliance Audio
CDs: 13
ISBN: 9781543663150 ISBN: 9781543663174


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Two finely engraved and very rare plates from the accounts of one of the early Dutch voyages of discovery 1615-17. One plate shows one of the two ships, under the command of Jacob Le Maire and Willem Cornelis Schouten, approaching Hoorn islands, now named Futuna and Alofi, but named then after the hometown in Holland of the navigator Schouten. The second shows Dutch sailors meeting amicably with islanders at their village on shore. The journal account of the voyage appeared in a number of European language editions with, seemingly, a number of almost similar but slightly different engravings of the same scenes. These two plates are tipped onto backing paper so that lettered keys to the plates on versos are visible (unfortunately each slightly cropped). We have not been able to verify the source of this pair but can state they are the finest engraved of the group so far examined. The plates have been trimmed and mounted onto old, perhaps seventeenth century, laid paper in an early scrap-book and were acquired from the stock of legendary New York antiquarian bookseller H.P.Kraus.


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How Trump Changed the Topic to Obama's Consolation Calls
Instead of explaining to Americans why four soldiers were killed in Niger, the president commandeered the news cycle, focusing on a narrow and unrelated claim.
by David A. Graham Oct 17, 2017 5 minutes
Source: Yuri Gripas / Reuters
With the political press in a volley of anonymous leaks and counterleaks about how Barack Obama did or did not console John Kelly after his son's death, it's important to reflect on how we got here—and what it shows about President Trump's methods of controlling the media and the news cycle.
First, a brief timeline. On October 4, four U.S. Special Forces soldiers were killed in an ambush in Niger, a country where the United States is not formally at war, and where American troops were supposedly in an advisory and training role. For 12 days, Trump said nothing about the deaths, even as he opined about plenty of other things. The White House was not forthcoming with information, either.
On Monday, Trump threw an impromptu press conference, and was asked about.
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The former president reprised his favorite themes of hope and unity in his return to the campaign trail on Thursday.
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TRUMP IS A BYSTANDER IN HIS OWN ADMINISTRATION — AND THAT COULD BE MORE TROUBLE THAN THE WOES OF HICKS OR KUSHNER. Hope Hicks's resignation, Jared Kushner's security-clearance downgrade, the Rob Porter scandal and the gun-control debate appear to hav
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Clarissa joined SVA in 2017 after getting a BSC in Biology for the University of Victoria and her technician training from Pima Medical Institute. Her veterinary interests include surgery, dentistry, wildlife, and conservation. When she's not spending time at work Clarissa can be found doing crossfit, playing volley ball, eating pastries, drinking coffee, and hiking like a good Seattlite. She lives with two dogs, Umlaut the American Terrier mix and Babaganoush an Australian Shepherd mix.
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Lisa joined SVA in 2008, as a Veterinary Assistant. Lisa earned her Veterinary Technology degree from Penn Foster University and became a Licensed Veterinary Technician in 2013. Lisa also holds a B.S. degree from Rochester Institute of Technology. In 2017 Lisa was the first staff member of SVA to earn her Fear Free Certification and is using that training to improve the lives of pets.
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Larisa joined SVA in March of 2013. She holds an AA in Early Childhood Education from Edmonds Community College. Larisa grew up on a small farm with goats, rabbits, chickens, geese, cats and miniature horses where she enjoyed caring for stray and injured wildlife including possums, birds, cats, dogs, raccoons, and squirrels. In her spare time Larisa enjoys listening to music, writing songs, singing with her band and spending time with family. She loves children, pets, warm weather and swimming. Larisa lives with the princess Wilhelmina (Mina for short) a Chiweenie, Hadlee (affectionately known as Chad) the Border collie, and Turt Russell the red eared slider.
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Аделино — село в Шиловском районе Рязанской области, административный центр Аделинского сельского поселения.

Географическое положение
Село Аделино расположено в Мещере на Окско-Донской равнине на правом берегу небольшого ручья (притока реки Средник) в 30 км к северо-востоку от пгт Шилово. Расстояние от деревни до районного центра Шилово по автодороге — 40 км.

Село окружено большими лесными массивами. На его северо-западной окраине находятся два пруда; к югу от села — большой овраг Кирюля, урочища Ясная Поляна, Стеклянка и Фокино Болото; к востоку — река Средник и овраги Киков и Короткий. Ближайшие населённые пункты — деревни Сергиевка 2, Свердловка, Ореховка и Нарезка.

Население
По данным переписи населения 2010 г. в селе Аделино постоянно проживают 504 чел. (в 1992 г. — 737 чел.).

Происхождение названия

Названа в честь Аглаиды (Аделаиды) Павловны Голицыной урождённой графини Строгановой 1799-1882 гг.), жены князя Василия Сергеевича Голицына (1794-1836 гг.). Они вдвоем, до 1881 г. были правителями и владельцами. (см. Рындин И.Ж. Князья Голицыны.Мат–лы по истории и генеалогии дворянских родов Рязанской губерни.Вып.2.Вагины–Гюллинги.Рязань.2007.)

История
Впервые в письменных источниках отмечается в межевом атласе Рязанской губернии А. И. Менде 1850 г.На карте А.И.Менде, на том месте, где Аделино размещается и сейчас, показаны строения. Интересна их подпись: «Фер. Аделина.Скот.дворъ», которое со временем и выросло в поселение. И хотя Аделино называется селом, но это неправильно, т.к. в Аделино никогда не было церкви, основного признака, по которому деревня превращается в село.

На карте изображено с левой стороны речки Середник деревня Сергиева (ныне Сергиевка, Крапивники тож) с 27 дворами. Рядом на восток, в 1 км., на высоком пригорке, в густом сосновом лесу показана деревня Благодатная с 15 дворами – где размещалась добротная и красивая усадьба-место для отдыха княгини Аделаиды /Аглоиды/ Павловны Голициной, урожденной графини Строгановой (1799—1882). Второй по старшинству дочери гр. П.А. и С.В. Строгановых, позднее кавалерственной дамы ордена Св. Екатерины. В советские времена в усадебном доме долгое время размещался врачебный участок, популярный в довольно большой округе. Дубровские Голицыны имели четверых сыновей: 1.Павел Васильевич (1822-1871), действ. статск. советник, шталмейстер.2.Александр Васильевич (8.8.1830, по др. источ. – 1827–1889), женат на кн. Елене Михайловне Голицыной.3.Владимир Васильевич (1830–1886).4.Эммануил Васильевич (19.9.1834–1892), 1–я жена Настасья Михайловна Судиенко (ум.1875), 2–я жена Екатерина Николаевна Гордеева.

В конце своей жизни Аделина Павловна передала поселение сыну Владимиру. Именно он, Голицын Владимир Васильевич, князь, указан хозяином построившим кирпичный завод в с. Наследничье (Верхнее, Косой Поселок, Нижнее, Рязанка) Касимовского уезда, в 1881 году, к которому было приписано и Аделино.По архивным данным село Дубровка и село Наследничье в 1846 г. показаны как: «покойного Статского Советника Василия Сергеевича и жены его Аглаиды Павловны Голицыных. Но в «Алфавите селений и деревень Касимовского у. с показанием владельцев на 1846 г.» - Аделино еще не значится. Нет и д.Благодатной, но есть д.Сергиевка, принадлежащая тем же владельцам.

В 1905 г. Аделино упоминается в Касимовской статистике, еще как хутор кн.Голицына в Дубровской волости Касимовского уезда, в нем 11 муж. и 7 жен. Количество дворов не показано.

У Проходцова И.И. в «Населенные места Рязанской губернии» за 1906 г. так же показано 1 лесная сторожка князя Голицыны при Аделине в лесу, где значится 1 рабочий, муж. Но, рядом в Сергиевке (Елизаветина, Крапивникъ, Слизово тожъ) уже 73 двора, в которых 225 муж. и 251 жен., всего 476 человек.

Развитие поселка связано со строительством и пуском здесь винокуренного завода(1914), работавшего на местном сырье (зерно и картофель). Завод принадлежал князю Петру Павловичу Голицыну, у которого в Аделино был усадебный дом.
В январе 1918 г. крестьяне окрестных селений Наследничье, Сергеевка и Павловка, где князья Голицыны владели значительной частью земель, полностью разграбили их усадьбу в Аделино, в связи с чем Дубровский Совет пригрозил отлучением всех от волости, если награбленное не будет возвращено.

В 1919 г. винокуренный завод Голицыных был национализирован и преобразован в спиртоводочный завод. Тогда же на бывших помещичьих землях в Аделино был образован один из первых в Рязанской губернии совхоз «Аделино» (с 1929 г. — совхоз имени А.И. Микояна), а бывший поселок был преобразован в село.

В 1937г. областная газета поместила статью:Сообщение прокуратуры Рязанской области

«Органами НКВД по Рязанской области вскрыта троцкистская контрреволюционная организация,

проводившая на протяжении ряда лет вредительскую детальность в совхозе имени Микояна,Шиловского района.В состав контрреволюционной троцкистской организации входили–1.Смирнов А.М.–бывший директор совхоза,исключенный из ВКП(б) за вражескую деятельность. 2.Пироговский Г.И.–ст.зоотехник совхоза,исключенный из ВКП(б) за вражескую деятельность.3.Аганин А.П.–ст.агроном совхоза,сын крупного кулака,братья раскулачены и высланы за контрреволюционную деятельность, обманным путем пробравшийся в ВКП(б),скрыв свое прошлое,в данное время разоблаченный и исключенный из партии как враг народа.4.Ильин М.А.–ветфельдшер совхоза,бывший кулак.5.Матросов П.Д.–бухгалтер совхоза,сын кулака,участник контрреволюционного кулацкого восстания в 1918г.Эта контрреволюционная вредительская организация ставила своей задачей подрыв и развал экономики совхоза, умышленное уничтожение свинопоголовья, крупного рогатого скота и конского поголовья путем заражении его разными инфекционными болезнями, плохого кормления, умышленного создания антисанитарных условий его содержания, затяжкой и срывом нового строительства и ремонта скотных дворов. В результате такой вражеской деятельности вышеуказанной контрреволюционной организации за 1935, 1936 годы и трех кварталов 1937 года пало в совхозе свиней 2289 голов и вынужденно забито 1852 головы, что составляет к общему числу свинопоголовья 43, 5 процента.Из 257 телят за указанное время пало и вынужденно забито 77 голов или 34 процента. Пало рабочих лошадей 22 головы и 6 голов молодняка.Общий убыток совхоза по животноводству от вредительской деятельности этой контрреволюционной группы составляет в сумме 1 767 884 рубля. В области полеводства вредительская контрреволюционная деятельность была направлена на умышленное понижение урожайности путем плохой обработки почвы, неиспользования удобрений под посев, умышленного посева недоброкачественными семенами, уничтожения посевов и умышленного заражения зерна клещем. Общий убыток по полеводству составляет в сумме 651 075 рублей.По другим отраслям хозяйства совхоза причинен убыток в сумме 514 881 р. Всего же в результате троцкистско–контрреволюционной вредительской деятельности указанной группы причинен государству убыток в сумме 2 933 546 рублей. Вражеская деятельность указанной контрреволюционной вредительской организации была в тесной связи с врагами народа, ныне осужденных–Азнарашвили,Синеглазова проводившими троцкистскую контрреволюционную деятельность во 2–м Моссвиноводтресте. За контрреволюционную вредительскую деятельность– Смирнов А.М., Пироговский Г.И., Аганин А.П., Ильин М.А., Матросов П.Д. Рязанской областной прокуратурой предан суду по ст. 58 п.7 и п.11 Уг.Код. Дело назначено к слушанию спецколлегией Рязанского облсуда на 15 января,с въездом на место в село Шилово, в открытом судебном заседании. Прокурор Рязанской области Зайцев».С созданием совхоза население А. увелиилось за счет жителей близлежащих сел.

В 1963 директором с-за им. Микояна назначен Садовский Борис Владимирович (06.08.1920-27.03.1966), участник войны. Награждён орденом Отечественной войны II степени, медалью "За боевые заслуги". Хороший организатор совхозного производства. В 1956г. был директором с-за им. Кагановича(ныне пос.Красногвардейский) Шиловского района. Совхоз специализировался на выращивании и откорме свиней. Уже в январе 1957г. лучшая свинарка Александрина Анна Дмитриевна (1920г.р.) выдвигается от коллектива в Шиловский районный Совет депутатов. (КП.30.01.1957г.№13/4376/). В ноябре 1957 г., на 19 районной партконференции, Садовский Б.В. избирается членом Шиловского РК КПСС, что говорит о его авторитете. В 1961 г. переведен директором с-за им. Горького Шиловского района.

За выдающиеся успехи награжден высшей наградой СССР – орденом Ленина(Указ ПВС СССР от 8.1.1960г). С 1963 директор с-за им. Микояна, где за короткий срок добился значительных успехов. Умер молодым, всего 46 лет. Похор. на кладбище с. Наследничье.

В 1960 г., в результате укрупнения, в состав сза «Аделино» были включены земли колхозов близлежащих деревень Свердловки, Смирновки, Крыловки, Ореховки, Красного Хутора и Сергиевки-1 и 2. В 1964 г. была проложена линия жд «Шилово — Касимов», что способствовало дальнейшему развитию села. В А. были откр. молзавод, хлебопекарня, обществ. баня, столовая, магазины, неполн. средняя школа, а в 1967 г. были построены здания нов. полной ср. школы на 300 мест, клуба, биб., дет. сада, почта, сельпо и медпункт (с 1983 г. — врачебная амбулатория). В нач.1990гг. в А. 745 жит., из них 335 чел. проживали в благоустроенных домах с водопроводом и канализацией и 310 - в домах с водоснабжением от уличных водозаборных колонок. В А. центр. усадьба совх. им. Микояна.Директор Ермакин Н.И.,св-х. был крепким хозяйством. Имелись школа, б-ка, клуб, столовая, баня, амбулатория, КБО, 2 магазина, мех. мастерская, котельная, склад ГСМ, 3 артезианские скважины, колодец. Насчитывалось 8 лошадей, 805 голов крупного рогатого скота, 277 свиней, 63 овцы. Пл. с.-х. земель в хоз-ве - 5683 га. из них под с.-х. культурами 4063 га. Совх. производил в год 1421 т молока, 211т мяса, 2041 т зерна, 149 т картофеля.На конец 19 в. в А. 698 жит., АООТ «Аделинский спиртзавод», ТОО «Аделинское» (мясо-мол. жив-во), почтовое отд-ние, ДК, ср. общеобразоват. школа, амбулатория. По данным на 2015/2016 г. в селе Аделино Шиловского района Рязанской области расположены:OOO «Русские Традиции», производство алкогольной продукции и ООО «Аделино-Инвест», агропром. предприятие, несколько магазинов и 1 предпр. по быт. обслуж. нас. В селе имеются отде.почтовой связи, фельдшерско-акушерский пункт (ФАП), Аделинская основ. общеобразовательная школа (филиал Инякинской СОШ), клуб и библиотека,недалеко проходит автомобил. дорога регион. знач. Р125: «Ряжск — Касимов — Нижний Новгород» и ст. «Чуфистовка» линии «Шилово — Касимов» мжд.

Примечание:

1. Менде А.И.

2. Населенные места Рязанской губернии. - Рязань, 1906. - С. 170 - 171. - № 2217.

3. Рязанская энциклопедия. Справочный материал. / Товарищество "Рязанская энциклопедия". — Рязань:т. 1, 1992.

4. Аделино, с. Шиловский район. | История, культура и традиции Рязанского края. www.history-ryazan.ru.

5. Печатается с электронного ресурса и с разрешения А.И. Кондрашова, пред.Шиловского отделения Рязанского исторического общества.

Экономика
По данным на 2015/2016 г. в селе Аделино Шиловского района Рязанской области расположены:
 OOO «Русские Традиции», производство алкогольной продукции;
 ООО «Аделино-Инвест», агропромышленное предприятие.
Реализацию товаров и услуг осуществляют несколько магазинов и 1 предприятие по бытовому обслуживанию населения.

Социальная инфраструктура
В селе Аделино Шиловского района Рязанской области имеются отделение почтовой связи, фельдшерско-акушерский пункт (ФАП), Аделинская основная общеобразовательная школа (филиал Инякинской СОШ), клуб и библиотека.

Транспорт
Основные грузо- и пассажироперевозки осуществляются автомобильным и железнодорожным транспортом. Село Аделино имеет выезд на проходящую поблизости автомобильную дорогу регионального значения Р125: «Ряжск — Касимов — Нижний Новгород». На северо-восточной окраине села находится станция «Чуфистовка» железнодорожной линии «Шилово — Касимов» Московской железной дороги.

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Населённые пункты Шиловского района


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fine art tourist: oklahoma city —- national cowboy & western heritage museum (ncwhm)
2022-02-03 2022-02-02 by Maria+Stephen, posted in Art, Art Museum, History, Scenic Drive, Travel
CAUGHT IN THE CIRCLE, 1903 —- Charles Marion Russell
The NCWHM was founded in 1955 as the National Cowboy Hall of Fame and Museum with a focus on honoring the cowboy. Today the museum is a smorgasbord of history, culture and fine art. The museum has over 200,000 square feet of display space with twelve galleries including a replica of a western frontier town and a significant collection of firearms in addition to cowboy and Native American art and artifacts. https://nationalcowboymuseum.org/all-galleries/
This post will focus on three painters whose works are in the museum collection, and are well known for their depiction of western life and Native Americans.
Federic Sackrider Remington (1861 – 1909) is undoubtedly one of the most widely recognized artists of the Old American West. As with many of his compatriots, Remington was an Easterner sent to the West to create illustrations for books and magazines which were focused on the romantized West of cowboys and indians.
PONIES PAWING IN THE SNOW, 1888 — Frederic Sackrider Remington
Unlike many of his fellow artists, he lived in the West for a period of time, owning a ranch and a saloon at different times (neither of which was successful). Remington's start as a professional artist was actually the bartering of drawings to pay some of his debtors during the period of time he owned the saloon.
RAY'S TROOP, c. 1903 — Frederic Sackrider Remington
While he had very little formal art training, Remington became highly proficient at drawing cowboys, indians and cavalry officers (who paid him handsomely for portraits in uniform). He was quoted as saying "Cowboys are cash with me".
THE HUNTERS' SUPPER, 1909 — Frederic Sackrider Remington
Remington became quite successful financially, moving back East and taking up residence in a large mansion he had built for his family. Unfortunately for him, he adopted an oppulent life style and essentially ate and drank his way to an early death due to complications from his immense size.
THE CHARGE ON THE SUN- POLE, c. 1890 — Frederic Sackrider Remington
IN FROM THE NIGHT HERD, 1907 — Frederic Sackrider Remington
Charles Marion Russell (1864 – 1926) was born in Saint Louis, but from an early age was enamored of the West; by the age of 16 had left home to work as a ranch hand in Montana. He made Montana his home for the rest of his life, marrying Nancy Cooper and building a home in Great Falls.
WHEN TRAILS WERE DIM, 1919 — Charles Marion Russsell
Russell had no formal art training. He drew scenes from his life on the ranch as a way to record his experiences. "Between the pen and the brush there is little difference but I believe the man that makes word pictures is the greater." —- Charles Marion Russell
WHEN MULES WEAR DIAMONDS, 1921 — Charles Marion Russell
Russell's wife was influential in marketing his sketches, painting and drawings – as his work became popular he devoted himself full time to his artistic endeavors. By that time, he had spent eleven years ranching and had even lived for a time with a Native American tribe. His first hand knowledge of the West provided him with the ability to portray the West in a manner that other artists could not achieve. It is no wonder that Charlie (as he was known by his friends) is considered America's true Cowboy Artist.
THE CALL OF THE LAW, 1911 — Charles Marion Russell
Russell is considered by many to be an early conservationist. "A pioneer is a man who turned all the grass upside down, strung bob-wire over the dust that was left, poisoned the water, cut down the trees, killed the Indian who owned the land and called it progress." —- Charles Marion Russell
As an acknowledgement of his recognition of the need to preserve the environment, a 1.1 million acre national wildlife refuge stretching along a remote portion of the Missouri River in Montana bears his name. We visited the Charles M. Russell National Wildlife Refuge during the summmer of 2021 as part of OTR 6.0 ( see post – Montana Prairie…Sun, Heat, Wind and Beauty). The land within the refuge is much the same as it was during Russell's lifetime. See photographs below. https://www.fws.gov/refuge/Charles_M_Russell/about.html
Russell had great respect and admiration for the Native Americans of the Plains and their way of life. Of the 4000 works that he completed during his career, 1700 featured Native Americans as the subject of the work.
THE SIGNAL GLASS, 1916 — Charles Marion Russell
"The Red man was the true American. They have almost all gone, but will never be forgotten. The history of how they fought for their country is written in blood, a stain that time cannot grind out. Their God was the Sun, their church all out doors. Their only book was nature and they knew all the pages." —- Charles M.Russell
BEFORE THE WHITE MAN CAME, 1897 — Charles Marion Russell
Walter Ufer (1876-1936) was born in Germany in 1876, although he spent most of his youth in Louisville, Kentucky where there was a sizable German immigrant population. Unlike Remington and Russell, Ufer was a trained painter, having returned to Germany to study at the Royal Academy in Dresden. He returned to the United States and began work as a Commercial Artist before returning again to Germany to study in Munich.
In 1914, the mayor of Chicago, Carter Harrison and his business partner, Oscar Meyer (yes, that Oscar Meyer), both admirers of Ufer's work, helped finance a visit to Taos to provide Ufer with new environment to continue his development as an artist (and, of course, sell his paintings back in chicago).
JIM AND HIS DAUGHTER, c. 1925 — Walter Ufer
The brilliant light, landscapes and Native American culture of New Mexico captivated Ufer. Ufer very quickly abandoned working in the studio and began working outdoors in order to capture the brilliant light of the southwest and the daily activites of Native Americans and Hispanos.
AT REST, 1926 — Walter Ufer
Ufer's depictions of the Taos Pueblo Indians were rarely romanticized. He was a committed socialist and soon came to believe that the Euro-American settlers were largely responsible for the destruction of Native American culture and identity that had occurred in America.
"The Indian has lost his race pride, he wants only to be an American. Our civilization has terrific power. We don't feel it, but that man out there in the mountains feels it, and he cannot cope with such pressure." —- Walter Ufer
SLEEP, 1923 — Walter Ufer
Ufer realized both critical and commercial success from his depictions of Native Americans and the southwestern landscape. The stock market crash of 1929 and the ensuing Great Depression were diasterous for Ufer. The public fascination with art depicting Indians and the West diminished significantly as the financial crisis deepened and endured.
Sadly, as the sale of his work evaporated and his financial burdens mounted he turned to alcohol. He died in 1936 at the age of 60 as the result of a ruptured appendix.
Frederic Remington, Charles Russell, Walter Ufer
At one time, the images of the West that were shared via the work of these three artists and others were viewed as illustrative of how the white man won the West and conquered the savage tribes of Indians. The winning of the West was considered a noble and necessary precursor to American greatness – our Manifest Destiny.
None other than Theodore Roosevelt said it is "our manifest destiny to swallow up the land of all adjoining nations who were too weak to withstand us." Many of the Western artists were, as such, unwitting propagandists for the conquering of the West through their depiction of Native Americans as savages who murdered innocent white settlers. Today it is commonly acknowledged that Native Americans were in fact fighting to remain on their sacred lands and maintain their way of life.
This post is not about villifying the featured artists – they painted the West as they saw and experienced it. Both Russell and Ufer were sympathetic to the plight of the Native American and Hispano peoples. Neither is the post meant to be critical of the museum – the NCWHM is a wonderful museum and we highly recommend a visit when your travels take you to Oklahoma City.
This is the final post from OTR 7.0. We will back on the road in early March. Be seeing you!
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STREET ART TOURIST OTR 7.0
2021-12-08 2022-01-12 by Maria+Stephen, posted in Art, Scenic Drive, Street Art and Murals
Regular followers of OTR know that, in addition to fine art and excellent coffee and tea, we are avid fans of street art (@streetartfromtheroad). This edition of OTR 7.0 presents a sampling of our favorite street murals from this trip. Some of the murals below we found purely by chance while others we sought out based on our research of public art in a particular area, town or neighborhood.
We should qualify that our focus is on street murals as opposed to graffiti or tagging. Marking public or private property is really a subversive activity and while we have our subversive moments, we do not support the defacing of public or private property. Okay, enough on that topic.
Street art is often very political and cultural in nature and at it's best is powerful and moving. We also find that it is often highly creative, humorous and very often beautiful.
Please find below our favorites from OTR 7.0, we hope you enjoy the photographs. P.S. We have provided attribution wherever possible.
Utah: Moab
Muralist: @skyewalker_art
New Mexico: Taos
"El santero" muralist: george chacon
New Mexico: Plaza de Chimayo
New Mexico: Espanola
Muralist: Rubel rael
New Mexico: Santa Fe
Texas: Quitaque (kitty-k)
Texas: Amarillo
Muralist: @malcolm_byers
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Texas: Amarillo: Hoodo Mural Festival
Muralist: @daas
Muralist: @weshouldbestrangers
"Xochi" muralist: msyellowart
Muralist: @dtoxart
OK: OKC
Muralist: Eric tippeconnic (commanche nation of oklahoma)
Muralist @juuriart83
OK: Tulsa
Muralist: Aaron Whisner
"In Memory of Madison Mcmanus" Muralist: @jeks_nc
Historical footnote: the Greenwood District of Tulsa was the site of the Tulsa race massacre also known as the Tulsa race riot. In the early 1900's this area of Tulsa was known as Black Wall Street due to the concentration of wealth in this largely black community.
On May 31, 1921 multiple mobs of armed white residents of Tulsa (deputized by city officials) attacked the residents of the area killing and injuring scores of people and destroying a 40 block area of the district. Thirty-six blacks were killed and over 800 were hospitalized.
Some accounts indicate that the massacre was triggered by the arrest of a black man for assaulting a white woman. Most historians agree that this event was more the result of a growing resentment in the white community of the financial success of "Black Wall Street".
Muralist: @skiphillart
AR: Bentonville
Muralist: @steve.adair
muralist: @leftyeyeball
"When spirits dance free" muralist: karrie evenson
KY: Louisville
Be seeing you.
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Q: Dynamically-inserted content creates odd margin I have a page that loads a list of values into a listbox. The values are retrieved from a database when the page loads, and the list is constructed using PHP.
After the page loads, the user can enter a new value and add it to the list via jQuery. The new list item is constructed as a DOM tree using jQuery, but it is identical in every way to the ones generated by PHP. I compared the two using the Chrome dev tools, and they are the same.
Anyway, this all works fine, except that one of the spans in the jQuery-inserted ones have a slightly different position.

(the orange dotted lines are added for visual reference; they are outline values, so they don't affect the positioning of any of the elements)
I use the same classes for both, and I even checked the computed styles with Chrome. The list items inserted by PHP and the ones inserted by jQuery have exactly the same styles. And yet Smith Bob, the one inserted via jQuery, is not lining up.
What could be causing this?
I haven't posted any CSS because there is quite a lot, and I'm not sure how much help it would be. Since I've looked at each individual computed value and they are all identical, I'm thinking it may not be a CSS problem.
EDIT: [Removed test URL, as it resided on a server I don't control, and no longer seems necessary given the question has been answered]
The red 追加 buttons in the left-hand list should add items to the right-hand list, but they will appear not to line up, just like the image above.

A: To be honest, I think there's a problem not with the user-inserted items, but rather with the ones that are inserted at page-load.
When I start the page in an english version of Chrome, the 'Currently Active Items' list is all screwed-up. Removing each of the items, before adding them again by clicking button with the red text makes the list look okay. It also makes the mouse hovering work correctly again, since each item exists on a single row, rather than 2 - 1 of which overlaps an adjacent element.
This is what I'm seeing. Left image is immediately after the page has loaded, right image has shows the list after clearing and re-populating.

Code added for completeness - promised in comment below. If it helps someone else, great!
<script>
<?php
    printf("var apartmentComplexes = { mArray : %s };", json_encode($apartmentComplexes));
?>

// an exerpt of what above statement produces
var apartmentComplexes = { mArray : [{"name":"Aria","description":"Uma das<br> mais exclusivas propostas de Porto ......

function myOnLoad()
{
    var numComplexes = apartmentComplexes.mArray.length;

    // do some other stuff with the apartmentComplexes object

    setPageApartmentComplex(0);
}

</script>

A: With inline elements, it is possible you see the whitespace in your html code.
you can test this. Create an unorderd list en make the li's inline (give them a BG color). Can you see the space? Now make them float-> boom, space is gone.
In your PHP code, the html is nicely formatted. your spans are inline elements, thus they show the (white)space. The HTML you insert via javascript isn't formatted, but concattenated with no spaces in between, so there is no whitespace to show.
So float your spans and your problem is fixed.

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The future is looking bright for young Silverthorne shredder Everest Kubick
Cody Jones
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FRISCO — Aspiring Olympians start their journey young. Take Shaun White for example. His well-documented Olympic journey began with grainy videos showing him winning local competitions long before anyone knew his name.
One day, his practices became more serious. Somewhere along the way, his dreams began to morph from wanting to become a professional snowboarder to wanting to make it to the Olympics. Eventually, he set his eyes on an Olympic medal, then multiple gold ones.
Silverthorne resident Everest Kubick, 7, has some of those same dreams despite his young age. Even though he's only been snowboarding for five years, Everest's dreams are backed by strong supporting evidence.
The young rider recently placed third in the 7- to 8-year-old boys age division of the snowboard halfpipe competition at the USA Snowboard and Freeski Association National Championships at Copper Mountain Resort on April 3. He recorded a top run score of 67.50. Everest also placed 11th in the slopestyle competition while representing his three sponsors: Never Summer Industries, Phunkshun Wear and Airblaster.
Everest couldn't have been more pleased with his performance at nationals, as shown by his ear-to-ear grin while he recalled the experience with the Summit Daily News.
"Honestly, Everest exceeded all of our coaches' expectations," said Everest's Team Summit coach Richard Bennett. "He was going higher than I have ever seen him go in practice, and he did a couple of alley oops right at the lip. That kid was just on fire, and it showed in his riding. He added the style in freestyle."
Everest has been competing since last year and has won Rocky Mountain Series regional competitions, but placing third in the halfpipe at nationals was his biggest feat yet.
What makes the accomplishment even more impressive is the fact that he only trains with Bennett and his Team Summit teammates once a week instead of three times a week, like his other teammates do, since he is so young.
Everest stands out on the slopes not because of his age but because of his genuine love and passion for the sport.
"At lunch, Everest is that kid that after 10 minutes asks if we can go snowboard," Bennett said. "He's the one kid that is always itching to go ride even if he is not riding at his top shape. He just wants to go snowboard."
Bennett also expressed that Everest has an amazing ability to take feedback and immediately work to implement it. When he receives criticism about a run, he immediately tweaks his approach by the next time he cruises down the mountain, Bennett said.
Decked out in camouflage long johns and snow pants after a school-sponsored ski day, Everest articulated his love for the sport while he explained his ultimate dream for his boarding career.
"I like having fun and learning new things," Everest said. "I learned how to do a 360 this season, which was hard at first, but then it was easy once I got it. Someday I want to be a pro snowboarder."
Everest's biggest inspirations in the sport include a strong group of Olympians including White, Canada's Mark McMorris, Silverthorne's Red Gerard and Colorado's Chris Corning, all of whom were once in the same shoes as him and longing to make their mark on the snowboarding world.
With plenty of time to continue to grow as a snowboarder, Everest's future could not be brighter. He will continue to train with Bennett for at least the next three to four years before he has the opportunity to break onto the teenage snowboard circuit.
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Q: Crystal Reports - Horizontal page numbering Using Crystal Reports Developer XI
I have a crosstab report. The crosstab can span many pages horizontally. For a report 10 pages wide and 3 pages long, I display page numbers as '1-1 of 3' through '3-10 of 3' but I'd like to be able to display them as '1 of 30' through '30 of 30'.
Unfortunately the Page N of M field only displays the vertical page numbers. In this case, adding the Page N of M field gives me "Page 1 of 3" across the first ten horizontal pages, then "Page 2 of 3" across the next ten pages, and "Page 3 of 3" across the last ten pages.
Unfortunately the Page N of M field displays the same information whether or not the "Repeat on Horizontal Pages" property is selected.

A: In your Field Explorer, go to Special Fields->Horizontal Page Number and insert that.  I've never used it myself, but it seems to be what you need.

A: There is a special field called "Page N of M".  Drag that onto your page and that should give you the numbering scheme that you're after.
Edited to add:  Sorry, I read your post and didn't "read" your post.  The problem is that these aren't really pages but a continuation of a page or virtual pages.  What if you were to use Page N of M and right-click that on your pageview and go to the format editor.  Try selecting, "Repeat on Horizontal Pages" from the Common tab and see what type of behavior you get from that.
Otherwise, I don't know if it's possible without a complicated formula.


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Q: Magento error: Unable to create directory '/var/www/html/magento/media/tmp/catalog/product' When adding images for new products to my magento store I get the error:
Unable to create directory '/var/www/html/magento/media/tmp/catalog/product'.

Now, I have made sure file permissions are set to 777, so I am wondering why is this happening and how can I fix this ?
UPDATE
Tried everything suggested below to no avail. I get the error:
    Destination folder is not writable or does not exists.
well, this is a lie. As for a temporary basis I have set all folders and files within the magento folder to have world write permission (777). Are the directory locations stored in some configuration file ? or what else could be causing this ? Been pulling my hair out over last week trying to solve this!

A: Was an issue with SELINUX:
chcon -R -t httpd_sys_rw_content_t /var/www/html/magentofoldername/*

chmod -R a+w /var/www/html/magentofoldername/*

A: In my case, pub ownership was set to root so I just changed it to www-data:www-data and it worked. And instead of +777 permission +755 would be better.


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