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Tommy Rutherford
Tommy Burrel Rutherford, 72, formerly of Garden City, died Saturday, April 20, 2019, at Riverview Nursing & Rehabilitation in Boerne, Texas.
He was born Dec. 13, 1946, in Dodge City to OB and Rene Rutherford.
He served in the U.S. Navy from 1964 to 1968 during the Vietnam War. After his service, he earned a bachelor's degree in agriculture from WT State in Canyon, Texas.
He began a career in law enforcement in 1983, working for agencies in Cheyenne Wells, Colo., and Seward County.
He married Beverly Ann Thrasher in 1968, and they were married 34 years.
He is survived by three sons, K. Burrel Rutherford of Sonora, Ross Rutherford of Boerne, and Zane Rutherford of Amarillo Texas; two brothers, Jack and John Rutherford; two sisters, Margie Littlejohn and Sarah; eight grandchildren; and seven great-grandchildren.
He was preceded in death by his parents; and a granddaughter, Faith Rutherford.
Memorial service will be held at 11 a.m. Friday at Kansas Veteran's Cemetery at Fort Dodge. Robson Funeral Home, Hugoton, is in charge of arrangements.


Small enough to perch on your finger yet so intelligent they can learn large vocabularies and hosts of tricks, parakeets are ideal pets for the beginning bird enthusiast. Also known as budgies, the birds reach full maturity at about 8 months of age. Before that time, you can approximate the age of an immature parakeet a few ways.
If your parakeet has stripes all over his head down to the base of the beak, he has not yet gone through his first molt and is definitely a juvenile. The first molt occurs at about 4 months of age, when a cap of pure white or yellow feathers replaces the stripes on the top of the head. If you purchase a parakeet who still has bars on his head, make sure he is more than 8 weeks old to ensure he's fully weaned.
Baby parakeets have coal-black eyes that are a single color. As budgies age, the pupils remain black but the irises surrounding them fade to a light gray or brown by the time they are 8 months old. If your little budgie has completely black eyes, you can be certain he is less than 4 months old. If his eyes are dark grey with black pupils, you can approximate his age at between 4 and 8 months. Light grey irises indicates a fully mature bird.
The cere is the strip at the base of the beak where your parakeet's nostrils are located. In juvenile birds, the cere is usually a grey or bluish color. After the bird reaches 1 year old, the cere in males deepens in color. Depending upon your parakeet's breed, the male's cere will take on vivid hues of violet, pink, purple or blue. Female ceres will be white, tan, brown or light blue.
If your parakeet has a leg band with letters and numbers, you may be able to determine the year of his birth. Although some breeders register their parakeets with different organizations, most budgies are registered with the American Budgerigar Society. The ABS band is easily recognizable by the initials on the band, followed by a breeder code and the year of the bird's birth. You can tell the year the bird was registered by the color of the band, too.


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2015 NFL Draft Player Profile: DL Rakeem Nunez-Roches
A look at former Southern Miss DL Rakeem Nunez-Roches and his chances of being drafted.
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Rakeem Nunez-Roches decided to skip his senior as a Southern Miss Golden Eagle and entered his name in the NFL Draft. Nunez-Roches, who is from Dangriga, Belize, was at Southern Miss for four seasons but only got serious playing time in 2012 and 2014 (he was limited in 2013 due to injury). This most recent season, he recorded 58 total tackles and had 3 sacks. The general consensus among the folks that follow the NFL Draft is that he will either be a pick in the late rounds or will be picked up as an undrafted free agent.
Nunez-Roches' upside as a NFL prospect mainly is centered around his athleticism. He finished top 15 in the combine among defensive linemen in both the vertical jump and the broad jump. His time in the 40 yard dash was clocked at 5.02 seconds, which is about average for the defensive lineman position. Nunez-Roches also has the ability to play in multiple roles on the defensive line - he can be used as a run-stopper but also as someone who can get after the quarterback.
However, he does have a few weaknesses. One of these is that he's relatively undersized compared to most NFL defensive lineman. NFL.com lists him at 6'2, 307 pounds. Another weakness of his is that he sometimes struggles when double-teamed. During the 2014 Southern Miss season, Nunez-Roches was often kept in check when opponents double-teamed him.
Rakeem Nunez-Roches is a talented prospect, however he is still very raw. That being said, given the right situation, I could see him being a solid contributor in the NFL. He may not be a player that will play every down in the pros, but still gets enough reps to make a difference. It'll be interesting to watch his career pan out.
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Helstrom (Hulu TV Series)
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The Spirits of Vengeance are coming! "Marvel's Ghost-Rider" and "Marvel's Helstrom" make their way to Hulu in 2020, as Marvel Television and Hulu expand their partnership with the addition of these two new live-action series based on fear properties.
Daimon and Ana Helstrom are the son and daughter of a mysterious and powerful serial killer in "Marvel's Helstrom." The siblings have a complicated dynamic as they track down the worst of humanity—each with their attitude and skills. "Marvel's Helstrom" is executive produced by Paul Zbyszewski, who will serve as showrunner and Marvel Television's Jeph Loeb.
"As a lifelong Marvel fan, I feel incredibly fortunate to help bring this darker, thrilling corner of the comic book universe to life, and I'm just grateful to everyone at Marvel Television and Hulu for the opportunity," said Paul Zbyszewski, executive producer and showrunner. "Marvel's known for all the heart, humor, and action they put into every series, but this time around we're adding some scares to that mix. I think we've found a compelling way to dissect some of our deepest fears through the experiences of our two lead characters."
Source: https://www.marvel.com/articles/tv-show ... lu-in-2020


Exciting, educational & enthralling outdoor activities for you and your kids to enjoy, together, in Nairobi.
Visit an Art Gallery – Kenya is full of great local artists for kids to enjoy. Try the Nairobi Gallery, Banana Hill Art Galleries, The GoDown Arts Centre or MattBronze (sculpted Bronze) etc.
Our advise – If you need help, let us know your interests & location, then we will suggest the best for you.
Go up to the Top of The Kenya International Conference Centre (the K.I.C.C Helipad would be best).. The best place to get a 360 degree view of Nairobi in all its sun-bathed splendour. If the fog's not too heavy you can see all across the outskirts of the city to the National Park.
Cost – Entry can cost Kshs 200 – 400 (about USD2 – 4) … may take some negotiating!
Our advise – go out of rush hours .. to prevent serious traffic.
Have lunch or a picnic in Nairobi National Park – A Perfect Kids Activity. Go on a game drive and see the incredible amount of wildlife in this city bordering park and either have a lovely picnic under an Acacia Tree or lunch at Ololo Lodge, where there's also a great pool.
Cost – From however much you would like to spend on a picnic or Kshs3,500 / USD 35 per person for lunch excluding drinks at the charming Ololo Lodge.
Our advise – go with someone who knows, you'll see a lot more and the day will be more fun! To enquire about a vehicle and or guide, please don't hesitate to contact The SAFARI Company.
Go and stay in a beautiful farmhouse in Tigoni dating from the 1940s. With an extensive garden, a pond and 24 acres of rolling fields dropping down to indigenous forest, you can stay in this peaceful, farm-fresh house for a night .. or two! Take walking trails through the indigenous forest with Sykes and Colobus monkeys as well as prolific birdlife. Roam around the grounds with the Jersey cows, swim in the pool or sit on the veranda, breathe in the clean air and take in the view of the Ngong Hills.
Cost – From Kshs6,000 per room (Kshs3,000 per person if a double) including a full English breakfast, Kshs2,500 for an evening meal.
Our advise – spend 2 nights, relax, walk, talk and make the most of this yummy home-cooked produce!
Visit Karura Forest – 1,000 ha of wonderful forest was recently resurrected to its former beauty by The Friends of Karura Forest. You can escape Nairobi, with your kids and actively visit the caves, waterfalls, rivers and incredible flora and fauna. A perfect place for trail biking, walking, jogging, family fun days out.
Cost – Kshs100 for a citizen, Kshs200 for a resident, Kshs600 (about USD6) for a non-resident to enter… plus car & picnic fees.
Our advise – To go for a picnic, you must pre-book.
Visit Kibera Slum & HELP – We highly recommend the fantastic One Horizon who run a community centre in Kibera catering for the needs of 300 children and their parents. Visit for the day or for the night. It's not about building a classroom, it's about connecting, playing and helping. Kibera is a tough place to live and even harder when you are a child but this centre is a refuge, centre for learning and a ray of light for very underprivileged children in a much challenged community. Come and be part of what will change your life.
Cost – From USD200pppd for non residents. Please consult us if you are a resident.
Our advise – Go!!! A life changing experience for adults & children, for those visiting and those in the centre.
Try African Cuisine – Nyama Choma is the typical Kenyan barbeque, usually consisting of goat meat served with other delicious treats such as ugali (maizemeal) and kachumbari (a sort of salsa). Immerse yourself!
Le Palanka – The ambiance is great, the food is good and the service is good.
The most authentic is "K'osewe Ronalo Foods", right in the city center.
There is also one "Amaica" on Ngongo Road and JKIA.
Enjoy a tour & a delicious lunch on a tea farm – This wonderful farm in Limuru provides a tranquil insight into life on a tea farm, a beautiful guided forest walk and a delicious lunch. The farm house is set within beautiful gardens surrounded by acres of tea and indigenous forest – home to the Colobus monkey and other wildlife.
Cost – Kshs3,200 per person (about USD32) all inclusive, children under 12 are half price.
Our advise – Book first (through us if you like) and then arrive at 11am, from then on your day will consist of a little chat about the history of the farm, the process of making tea, see tea in the field, walk in the indigenous forest, lunch prepared with veg from the garden and puddings with cream from their Channel Island cows.
Feed the giraffes at The Giraffe Centre. Truly an experience of a lifetime for both adults and children and you get to learn about these leggy creatures.
Cost – Kshs1,000 (about USD10) for a non resident adult and Kshs250 for a resident.
Our advise – Open from 9:00am to 5:00pm everyday including weekends and public holidays. Go early to miss the crowds…. Plus, go on the nature walk, it's lovely.
Do a Brown's Cheese Factory & Farm Tour – In the rolling hills of Limuru, it is well worth your while coming here for a 3-course lunch (100% homegrown ingredients) at the Brown's farm. This is a wonderful opportunity to sample Kenya's best cheeses. Cows and chickens are also there for all to enjoy plus milking of cows is possible for kids. Brown's natural cheeses are made using traditional methods and no colorings, coatings, or additives are used, suitable for vegetarians.
Cost – Kshs 4,000 (about USD40) per person.
Our advise – Six person minimum or Kshs 24,000 (USD240) minimum cost. Always call to book.
Go on The Nairobi Safari Walk! A conservation-based recreational facility on Langata road, where you can walk along a raised walkway and get a chance to see some of the rarest animals on the planet. These include the white Rhino, the Bongo and even the Albino Zebra. What this walk offers, is a chance to see most of Kenya's wildlife within a single setting.
Cost – USD25 for a non resident adult, Kshs250 for a citizen and Kshs350 for a resident.
Our advise – don't go at a weekend or if you do, go early to miss the crowds.
Go and see an art performance, a play, a musical, dance and or another production at The Kenya National Theatre, The Phoenix Players or a host of other places.
Our advise – ask us where the best performance is on at any one time.
Visit The Nairobi National Museum – Four pillars of Kenya's national heritage – nature, culture, history and contemporary art. Learn about the rich cultural heritage of Kenya and the archaeological origins of man, see the animals and birds of Africa in the galleries, appreciate contemporary Kenyan art, and then go for a stroll through the beautiful botanical gardens. If you're brave, visit the snake park and get up close and personal with some of Africa's favourite reptiles.
Our advise – The museum is open 365 days a year, from 8:30 to 15:30, go early to miss the crowds.
Visit the Masai Market – it's bright, cheerful and lively!!! You can buy a variety of artefacts, ornaments, home décor and clothes from around Kenya, and Africa.
On Tuesdays – Kijabe St Pk next to Nairobi River & Prestige Plaza, Ngong rd.
On Wednesdays – Capital Centre, Mombasa rd.
On Thursdays – The Junction Mall & Ngong rd.
On Fridays – The Village Market, Limuru rd.
On Saturdays – High court parking, City Centre opp. Re-Insurance Plaza & Prestige Plaza, Ngong rd.
On Sundays -Yaya Centre, Valley Rd, Hurlingham.
Spend the night on a double decker bus! – Oh yes, it is a converted bus in the quiet leafy Nairobi suburb of Karen. An incredible adventure for a family, go and stay here, take some supper with you (they have most kitchen equipment) and spend a night on this bus. There are 2 queen beds and 2 single beds.
Costs – About Kshs11,000 / USD110-120 for the whole thing (you can fit 4/5 family members comfortably).
Our advise – Wrap up warm and go, the kids will love it!
Last but by no means least, adopt a baby Elephant at The David Sheldrick Wildlife Trust, Langata – Play with it, feed and get to know it.
Cost – USD50 per year fostering fee and you can visit at 4.00pm daily.
Our advise – adopt an elephant so that you can go when there are no crowds and you can feed your elephant, stroke it, put it to bed. Honestly, for adults and children alike, this is up there.
There is tonnes of other fun to be had in Nairobi, from ice skating to GP Karting, horse racing to rallying, visiting malls to amazing restaurants .. but we have stuck to 'safari & adventurous' options.
For these experiences, for a vehicle, a flight, a guide or simply additional advise on travelling in and around Kenya, Tanzania, Uganda or Rwanda, please contact us.


Something that hinders many people is that they mentally try to believe they receive. They are just imitating someone else.
You can usually tell when people are talking out of their mind or when they are talking out of their spirit. You see, your heart is your spirit, and your spirit is your heart.
With the heart, man believeth. There will be a lack of conviction – a lack of assurance – when a person is speaking out of his or her mind. There will be hesitancy.
Some people say, "Well, uh, yes, I believe." But I know they're not in faith.
I've had other people say, "I sure will! Just lay your hands on me and watch it! I'll be healed right now!" That's assurance. You can tell that right away. When I lay hands on them, it's like I am holding a live wire.
The power of God just rushes out of me into them. Their faith becomes active. Their faith was at the place where they believed they received. Faith is not of the head; it's of the heart.
Confession: Faith is of the heart. I believe I receive healing when hands are laid on me. I believe from my heart.


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Professional Glossy Material for that extra big impression!


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Papers of John Adams, volume 7
Abraham Livingston to the Commissioners
John Langdon to the Commissioners
From Thomas Cushing, 21 October 1778 Cushing, Thomas JA From Thomas Cushing, 21 October 1778 Cushing, Thomas Adams, John
From Thomas Cushing
Dear Sir Boston Octobr. 21st. 1778
I embrace this Oppertunity by the Brigantine Saturn Rene Maillett Master (which I have dispatched for Nantes) to Acquaint you that your Family are well.1 I have lately, in Company with Mrs. Adams and a few Other Freinds, been to Visit Count D Estaing and his Fleet at Nantaskett, where we were Agreably and politely entertained.2
The Count has met with a series of Disappointments since his Departure from France, By reason of Contrary Winds he had a long passage and Arrived off the Capes of Deleware two days too late to keep the British Fleet Blocked up in Delaware river, otherways they must have fallen into his hands; at New York he found upon Tryall that there was not Depth of Water Sufficient to Admit his Largest Ships up the Harbour especially as the Enemy's Ships were then placed; At the Desire of Genll. Washington he took his Departure from thence for Rhode Island in Order to Cooperate with General Sullivan in reduceing the Enemy upon the Island of Rhode Island, he had not been gone two Days from York before a large Fleet of Transports with Provisions Arrived off Sandy Hook from Ireland which if he had staid must inevitably have fallen into his hands.
Well: as soon as every Necessary Preparation was made for the Attacking the British Troops at Rhode Island upon the very Day when the Descent was to have been made, A British Fleet Appeared off the Harbour, which Obliged the Count to go out and meet them with his Fleet, he immediately sett sail, pursued them and gained upon them, but the very Morning he had Come up with them a severe and very Unusual Storm Arose, seperated the Fleets, and the French Fleet was so Damaged and Shattered that After Calling in at Rhode Island and Informing Genll. Sullivan his Fleet was so Disabled as to not be in a Situation to Cooperate with him he proceeded to this Place to refitt to his great Mortification as well as that of Genll. Sullivan's; Thus were our fairest Prospects blasted in an Instant for the Enemy must have surrendered in the Course of Twenty four Hours.
The Counts Departure from Rhode Island and the Expedition's failing Occasined great Uneasiness and many severe Reflections upon the French. Impressed with the Importance of keeping up a good Under-148standing with our New Allies I exerted my self to the Utmost to satisfy the People that the French were not to Blame, that they had done every thing in their Power to Cooperate with us in subduing the Enemy, that Providence had Interposed by a Mighty Storm and prevented it and that we must submit, I told the People I had the best Authority for What I advanced upon this Occasion as I had oppertunity with a Committee of the Council to Confer largely with the Count upon the reasons of his Departure from Rhode Island and the Causes of the Expedition's failing, And that he had fully Satisfyed the Council that he was obligged to leave Rhode Island in Order to refitt, and that he had from his first Arrival in America done every thing in his Power to serve America and to distress their Enemies.3 The People are now in generall very well satisfyed and I am very Glad of it, for I look upon it of the last Importance to the United States to keep good faith with and to treat her Allies with the greatest Candor and to pay the most sacred Regard to the Treates they have entred into with them. This will lead them as well as the Rest of the European States to place the greatest Confidence in us and be of lasting Advantages to us.
By the last Accounts from the Southward the Enemy were about Evacuting New York One Hundred Sail of Armed Ships and Transports on the 16 had fallen Down to the Hook and on the 17 Instant Signall Guns were firring all Day for the rest to follow. It is conjectured they are bound for the West Indies,4 but least they should be Comming to Boston Genll. Washington has Ordered a Detachment of his Army to March slowly this way. Pray let me hear from you by every oppertunity and Inform me of the State of Affairs in Europe.
I Remain with great Respect Your Most Humble Servt
Thomas Cushing Boston Oct 28. 1778
The foregoing is Copy of my last; This will be handed you by Mr. Gridley, who goes to France upon Business. I recemmend him to your freindly notice: The British Fleet sailed the 20th Instant from New York, Whether they are bound is not known, some say to the West Indies, some say to this Place. I beleive their destination is to the Former. I remain with great respect yr Sincere Freind and humble servt
Thomas Cushing
Inclosed you have the latest news papers.5
RC in a clerk's hand except for the signature and the note dated 28 Oct. (Adams Papers); docketed: "Hon Mr. Cushing"; in another hand: "Oct 21st 1778."
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From this point, this letter was translated and printed under the postscript's date of 28 Oct. in Affaires de l'Angleterre et de l'Amerique, vol. 13, "Lettres," cahier 63, p. lv–lviii (for a note on citations of Affaires, see JA to Genet, [ante 8 June], note 1, vol. 6:192). It was probably one of the "two private Letters" enclosed in one to Edmé Jacques Genet dated [11] Dec. (RC, PWacD: Feinstone Coll., on deposit PPAmP), in which JA declared that "Mr. Cushing and Mr. A. are both of the Council, and very respectable Characters." See JA's reply to Cushing of 8 Dec. (below). However, no letter from a "Mr. A." has been found. That it was not from Samuel Adams, secretary of the Council, seems indicated by JA's letter to Adams of 7 Dec. (below). It may, however, have been a letter from Benjamin Austin, a Council member at the time, perhaps to his son Jonathan Loring Austin.
Probably the entertainment of 15 Oct., which was described by AA in her letter to JA of 21 Oct. ( Adams Family Correspondence , 3:108–109).
In response to a letter of 26 Aug. from Gen. John Sullivan to the President of the Massachusetts Council, the Council appointed a committee composed of Cushing, Jeremiah Powell, Walter Spooner, Jedediah Preble, and Nathan Cushing to confer with Estaing and attempt to persuade him to return at least part of his fleet to Rhode Island. The Council wrote to Sullivan on 30 Aug., reporting on the meeting and stating the reasons that made such a return impossible (Records of the States, Microfilm, Mass. E.1, Reel No. 10, p. 416–417, 418, 419; Sullivan, Papers , 2:266–267, 278–280).
Cushing's conclusions, presented here and below, regarding the probable destination of the shipping concentrated at New York were partially correct. Assuming his numbers to be accurate, the ships that sailed out to Sandy Hook on the 16th were probably intended to be part of Como. Hotham's fleet carrying 5,000 troops under the command of Gen. Grant to the West Indies, but which did not sail until 4 Nov. The signal guns, however, may have been connected with the sailing of Adm. Byron's fleet on the 18th in search of Estaing. A violent storm broke up Byron's fleet on the 21st and forced him to put into Newport (W. M. James, British Navy in Adversity, London, 1926, p. 110–111).
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(2)	Our purchase specifications are valid for all future businesses with the supplier, too.
(3)	Independent from the items I.1 and I.2 we reserve our right to define other purchase specifications in our functional specifications within our projects, which – in case of receiving the other purchase specifications – are above the general purchase specifications depicted here.
(1)	Offer and order require the written form.
(2)	Contracts which were made between us and the supplier in case of mutual presence and all other agreements require the written form.
(1)	The supplier, as a specialist, is being requested by means of our enquiry to submit an offer free of charge. He must orientate his offer according to our descriptions and targets and to expressly point out discrepancies. The supplier accepts the duty to provide explanations and to indicate changes. His offer is binding for 90 days, if the supplier does not set terms of acceptance by himself.
(2)	We reserve our proprietor right and copyright concerning all illustrations, drawings, calculations and other documents which we cede to the supplier together with our enquiry. They shall be used exclusively at the elaboration of the offer and for the contract settlement. If we do not come to a contractual closing respectively after the order settlement, they shall be returned to us together with all duplications or copies after a correspondent note of demand.
If the contractual closing is depending on an order confirmation, we are only bonded if the confirmation does not feature any deviations.
(1)	Before beginning, completion drawings are to be put at our disposal for approval on request. Our approval does not absolve the supplier of his responsibility for the functional suitability and viability. The final completion plans, operating and maintenance instructions, as well as spare part lists, are to be handed out to us free of charge.
(2)	In case of working on our premises, our safety regulations are to be adhered to.
(1)	Appointed prices are binding. In the absence of deviant written agreements, the price includes the delivery "home delivery" including the package. The restitution of the package requires special agreements.
(2)	The legal value added tax is included in the price.
(3)	We can process invoices only if the order number stipulated in our order is being stated. The supplier is responsible for all consequences which emerge as a result of the non-compliance of this obligation; unless he does not demonstrate that he is not responsible for them.
(4)	If the supplier is obliged to carry out the assembly, too, this is compensated with the delivery price, provided that a special compensation is being expressly agreed upon in written form.
(5)	We settle our invoices, provided that something else has been agreed upon, at the end of the month within 90 days after the following month of the invoice receipt.
(6)	For the time period while the warranty claims are being proven, we keep 10% of the invoice amount as security, which can be retrieved by means of transferring a bank guarantee. The restoring will be paid-out after the warranty has expired by means of written request within 14 days.
(7)	In case of payments in advance on our part, the supplier must present on request adequate securities in terms of unlimited bank guarantee.
(8)	We are entitled to sett-off and retention rights in the legal amount.
(1)	The delivery time stated in the order is binding.
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(5)	In case of delays in delivery, we are entitled to the legal claims. Especially, we have the right – after an unsuccessful development of an adequate deadline – to demand compensation instead of the performance and withdrawal. If we demand compensation, the supplier has the right to demonstrate us that he is not responsible of the breach of duty.
(1)	The delivery has to be carried out free domicile, unless something else has been agreed upon. The place of performance is the destination point. The transfer of perils is carried out after acceptance of the goods by an authorized person or by a confidant of our company, which is followed by the implementation.
(2)	The supplier is responsible for the proper packaging. The supplier must draw the attention to keeping of special carefulness in case of removing auxiliary constructions, etc.
(3)	The supplier is obliged to state our order number on all dispatch documents and delivery notes. Delays in the processing time are not our responsibility, if he omits in doing so.
(1)	We are obliged to control the goods within an adequate deadline towards possible quality and quantity deviations. The reproval is on-time provided that it is being received by the supplier after the acceptance within a deadline of 20 working days, calculated from the arrival of the goods or in case of hidden defects, from their discovery.
(2)	We are entitled to the legal defect claims on an unabbreviated basis. In any case, we have the right to request defect removal or delivery of a new object – this according to our wish – by the supplier. The compensation right, especially instead of performance, is expressly reserved.
(3)	We have the right to carry out the defect removal by ourselves, should an imminent danger or special urgency exist.
(4)	The period of limitation is 36 months, calculated beginning with the acceptance of the goods (compare IX.1).
(1)	Insofar as the supplier is responsible for product damage, he is obliged to release us from claims for damages of third parties on the first request, if the cause is set on his domain and organisation field and if he is liable on external representation.
(2)	Within his liability in cases of damage according to item (1), the supplier is also obliged to rebate some expenditures according to §683, 670 Civil Code or according to §§840, 840, 426 Civil Code, which result from a recall action carried out by us. We will inform the supplier about the content and amount of the recall measures which have to be effected - as far as this is possible and reasonable – and we will offer him the possibility of issuing a statement. Other legal claims remain unaffected.
(3)	The supplier is obliged to have a product liability coverage with an amount of coverage of 10 million € per personal injury / property damage – on a flat-rate basis. If we are entitled to further claims for damages, they will remain unaffected.
(1)	The supplier is responsible for the fact that no rights of third parties will be hurt in conjunction with his delivery and that rights of third parties do not exist.
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(3)	The release obligation of the supplier relates to all expenditures which essentially accrue to us in conjunction with the demands of a third party.
(1)	We reserve the propriety right concerning parts which are allocated to the supplier. Processing or alteration by the supplier is being carried out for us. If proviso goods are being processed with other items which do not belong to us, we acquire the co-ownership regarding the new item at the rate of the value of our item (purchase price plus VAT) to the other processed items at the time of their processing.
(2)	If the item allocated by us is being inseparably mixed with other items which do not belong to us, we acquire the co-ownership regarding the new item at the rate of the value of the proviso item (purchase price plus VAT) to the other mixed items at the time of their mixing. If the mixing process is being carried out in a way that the supplier's item is to be seen as main item, then it is agreed upon that the supplier confers the co-ownership proportionate upon us. The supplier coffers the sole ownership or the co-ownership for us.
(3)	We reserve our proprietory right regarding pictures, ideas or other items as for example patterns. The supplier is obliged to exclusively insert our pictures, ideas or other items as for example patterns in the manufacturing of the goods ordered by us. The supplier is obliged to ensure on his own costs our pictures, ideas or other items as for example patterns at the reinstatement value against fire, water and burglary defects. At the same time, the supplier surrenders to us all compensation claims from this insurance. Herewith, we accept the surrender. The supplier is obliged to execute necessary maintenance or inspection works, as well as all servicing and reconditioning works at our pictures, ideas or other items as for example patterns on his own costs and in timely manner. He must inform us immediately about possible disturbances. If he culpably omits in doing so, claims for damage remain unaffected.
(4)	The supplier is obliged to keep the strict secrecy about all illustrations, drawings, calculations and other documents and information received by him. They can be revealed to third parties only after our explicit approval. The utilization for benchmark-purposes is categorically forbidden. The obligation of secrecy is valid also after the settlement of this contract. It expires 5 years at the earliest after the end of the cooperation, if and as far as the manufacturing knowledge contained in the ceded illustrations, drawings, calculations and other documents has become generally known.
(5)	As far as the security interests which we are entitled to according to paragraph (1) and / or paragraph (2) exceed the purchase price of all our proviso goods, which were not paid yet, by more than 10% , we are obliged – on request of the supplier – to release the security interests at our choice.
(1)	If a contractual partner ceases his payments or the insolvency proceeding or another judicial or extrajudicial procedure is being applied for his capital, then the other one is entitled to recede from the unfilled part of the contract.
(2)	If an ascertainment of these conditions and of the further agreements should be or become invalid, then the validity of the contract remains unaffected. In such case, the parties are obliged to reach an agreement which comes near to the economical purpose.
(3)	The necessary data for the order processing and the invoice verification can be saved by us electronically.
(1)	Applicable law: the sole contract, the present general terms and conditions and the corresponding German law.
(2)	As far as the supplier is a businessman, our business location is the place of venue. However, we are entitled to press charges on the supplier also at the court of law at his domicile.


I encourage you to modify lpt_bal to write a file instead of return the per process balance data. That typically corresponds better to a natural workflow in which separate runs do separate phases of the problem.
hines wrote: I encourage you to modify lpt_bal to write a file instead of return the per process balance data. That typically corresponds better to a natural workflow in which separate runs do separate phases of the problem.
That can be prevented by reorganizing the code to separate determination of complexity from writing results to the output file. Then all hosts can calculate the complexities in parallel, after which writing to the output file can be done by a procedure that serializes the process of generating the output file. I don't have a Python example at hand, but there must be something similar somewhere in ModelDB; proc spikeout() in ran3par.hoc in ModelDB entry 96444 is an example of a hoc implementation of a serialized output file generator.
ExperimentalMechComplexity is parallelized to distribute the mechanism experiments on different ranks and should safely write a single mcomplex.dat file.


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Hungarians who smuggled 20 prostitutes into UK jailed for 8 years
Hungarian traffickers who smuggled 20 prostitutes into Britain are jailed for eight years – but nearly avoided justice because 'uncooperative' victims were earning more cash in UK than at home
The two Derby men advertised jobs for prostitutes on a Hungarian website
Women signed up to work in Derby, and the men picked them up from the airport
Geza Horvath and Daniel Zemencsik's brothels made £175,000 in 12 months
A punter reported the operation to police after seeing the 'squalid' conditions
But many of the women refused to co-operate because of their earnings
Two Hungarian men who trafficked women into the UK to exploit them as prostitutes could have escaped justice because their victims were earning so much money they would not co-operate with cops.
Geza Horvath and Daniel Zemencsik's brothels made a profit of more than £175,000 in the 12 months they operated their seedy business.
But it all came crashing down when a punter who paid for sex with one of the girls rang police to expose the 'squalid' conditions the girls were being kept.
That call set the wheels in motion an investigation that uncovered a large sex-trafficking ring in Derby.
Geza Horvath, 33, left, trafficked the women into the UK while Daniel Zemencsik, 28, right, ran the brothels 'day to day' and drove the women to punters
When officers carried out coordinated raids on three properties, they discovered 20 girls had been flown into work in the sex trade with 'the promise of a better life in the UK'.
Now the two men have been jailed for a total of eight years and two months after earlier pleading guilty to human trafficking offences.
They claimed in Hungary such a business operation is legal and taxed and they did not realise how serious employing women as sex workers are viewed in this country.
Nadia Silver, prosecuting, told Derby Crown Court the conspiracy ran from May 2017 to April 2018.
She said Horvath, a former University of Derby student, rented the properties and advertised on a Hungarian website for prostitutes to come and work in the city.
Miss Silver said Zemencsik would collect women from airports including East Midlands, Birmingham and Luton and they would be set up as sex workers in the properties.
The website on which Horvath advertised for Eastern European prostites to come and work in the UK also showed adverts to work in the sex trade in Switzerland and Germany
This advert for sex workers to work in London offering 'tantric massages' was posted on the now-defunct site in 2018
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She said: 'The turnover of women was high and some complained of the squalid conditions, with the hot water or heating sometimes not working.
One woman who worked at a flat in the city described it as 'unkempt and stinky.'
Miss Silver said after police became aware of the operation, the properties were watched and around 20 girls are believed to have passed through the properties during the year the business ran.
As well as a house and flat a third address in Burton-on-Trent, Staffs, was being used as an office where Horvath and his co-conspirator Zemencsik spent £15,000 advertising the girls online.
She said the estimated profit made by the two men and their co-conspirators was £175,000.
Horvath and Zemencsik both pleaded guilty to conspiracy to facilitate the travel of others with a view to exploitation.
Derbyshire police's investigation is still ongoing with co-conspirators still being sought.
The Red Life website homepage offered this pitch to its users. The pair's barrister pointed out there was no deception on their part and the women were not coerced
Philip Tulley, for Horvath, said his client came to the UK from Hungary in 2005 and had been educated here.
He said he studied at the University of Derby and had worked in both the automotive industry and as an IT programmer.
Mr Tulley said: 'Although the women were trafficked here to work in the sex industry they did so in the full knowledge of what they were doing.
'They were not brought here to work as prostitutes against their will. They were not forced or coerced.'
Roger Wilson, for Zemencsik, who has no previous convictions, said his client had arrived in the UK from Hungary in 2012 hoping for a better life.
He said: 'Where he is from in Hungary operations like this are legal and taxed and he did not realise how serious this type of offence is viewed in this country.
'He has used his time in custody well and has volunteered for the early deportation scheme which will see him sent back to Hungary when he is released. He has no intention of returning to the UK.'
Jailing Horvath, 33, of Burton-on-Trent, Staffordshire for five years and Zemencsik, 28, of Derby, for three years and two months, Judge Jonathan Bennett said: 'It was a conspiracy and each person played their role over a period of time.
'You, Mr Horvath, played a senior role, overseeing the operation, running the office, renting the properties and advertising the girls.
'You, Mr Zemencsik had an essential role transporting the women and looking after the day-to-day operation and maintenance of the properties.
'The condition (of the properties) was so bad, described as so 'squalid' that the women did not stay long and the turnover was high.'
More than 900 adverts to work in the sex trade in the UK, like this one for prostitutes in Manchester, were listed on the site which was aimed at Eastern European women
After the hearing, Derbyshire Police said one of the problems securing convictions was the lack of co-operation from the girls, who were earning more working at the brothels than they would in their home country.
Detective Inspector Andrea Parkin said: 'It would have been great if these girls had come forward themselves but they simply did not want to engage with us.
'Instead our investigation began when we received a call from a man who was visiting one of the girls who told us how concerned he was about her.'
DI Parkin said at the early stage of the investigation it became clear that Horvath was advertising for sex workers on a Hungarian website called Red Life.
In the adverts he promised girls a better life in the UK and invited them to come from Hungary, where prostitution is legal, with the promise of better earnings.
She said: 'Between May 2017 and April 2018 around twenty girls came to Derby where Horvath set them up in brothels he created. Zemencsik was his number two, he would act as the runner.
Three flats at this property in Uttoxeter New Road were being used by prostitutes
'He would be the one to arrange their flights, collect them from the airports and bring them here.
'Once they were set up he would visit them every day to check on them.
'He would leave envelopes into which each of the girls would put half their money and once every two-to-three days he would go and collect them up.'
DI Parkin was assisted by former police superintendent Andy Stokes, now working as an investigative support manager for the force.
He said computers were seized and analysed and it was discovered that the two brothels were being advertised online on UK websites.
Mr Stokes said: 'They spent £15,000 on advertising which goes to show the scale of the operation.
'When we carried out the warrants at the three addresses, we found all of the paraphernalia you would expect to find at a brothel.
'We found out that the girls were being charged a daily rate by Horvath and Zemencsik, who were also taking half of the money.
'The estimated profit figure we can put on the pair of £175,000, but that figure is possibly higher than that.
'This was an organised crime group, there is no doubt of that, it had a high turnover of girls with a constant flow of customers.'
DI Parkin said detectives here in the UK worked with their counterparts in Hungary and investigations are still ongoing in that country into further possible suspects.
She said: 'It is abundantly clear that these two men were not looking after the interests of the girls.
'They were simply looking to make money through illegal means and we are pleased to see them brought to justice.
'We hope that this sentencing will help stem the flow of girls being trafficked to Derbyshire from other countries and sends out a strong message that people trying to bring this type of criminality to our streets will be dealt with in the most severe way.
'We would also like to say that there are avenues open for women being trafficked where they can talk to us about what is happening to them.'
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Лежён (Леже́н;  — молодой, младший) — фамилия французского происхождения.

Известные носители:

 Лежен, Адриен Феликс (1847—1942) — участник Парижской коммуны 1871 года, умерший последним.
  (1885—1945) — французский коллаборационист.
 Лежён, Жером (1926—1994) — французский генетик.
 Лежён, Клод (1528/1530—1600) — французский композитор.
 Лежен, Луи-Франсуа (1775—1848) — французский живописец и генерал, участник Наполеоновских войн, мэр Тулузы.
  (1907—2000) — французский лингвист.
  (род. 1946) — французский политик.
 Лежён, Нестор (1879—1962) — французский скрипач бельгийского происхождения.
 Лежён, Филипп (род. 1938) — французский историк и социолог литературы.
 Лежён, Франсуа — настоящее имя французского карикатуриста Жана Эффеля (1908—1982).

См. также
 Лежен-Юнг, Пауль (1882—1944) — немецкий экономист и политик. Участник заговора против Адольфа Гитлера.

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Q: Google Apps Script; Dynamically change cell that needs to be affected by script I would like to make the formula of RICHTEXT_TO_HTML dynamic, meaning that when i autofill a whole row it should go from A2 to A3 to A4, ....

*

*I use the formula as RICHTEXT_TO_HTML(A1) ; the cell changes so it is dynamic, the formula doesnt work.

*I use the formula as RICHTEXT_TO_HTML('A1'); the cell is not changing dynamically when going down, formula is working.

Problem is occurring when using the following script;
function RICHTEXT_TO_HTML(qRange) {
  var indexBool = false;
  var indexItalic = false;
  var indexUnderline = false;
  var indexStrikethrough = false;

  var sheet = SpreadsheetApp.getActiveSpreadsheet();
  var range = sheet.getRange(qRange);
  var cell = range;
  var cellValue = cell.getRichTextValue();
  var txt = String(cell.getDisplayValue());
  var styles = cell.getTextStyles();
  var result = '';

  for (var i = 0; i < txt.length; i++) {
    var style = cellValue.getTextStyle(i, i + 1);
    if (!indexStrikethrough && style.isStrikethrough()) {
      indexStrikethrough = true;
      result += '';
    } else if (indexStrikethrough && !style.isStrikethrough()) {
      indexStrikethrough = false;
      result += '';
    }

    if (!indexUnderline && style.isUnderline()) {
      indexUnderline = true;
      result += '';
    } else if (indexUnderline && !style.isUnderline()) {
      indexUnderline = false;
      result += '';
    }

    if (!indexBool && style.isBold()) {
      indexBool = true;
      result += '';
    } else if (indexBool && !style.isBold()) {
      indexBool = false;
      result += '';
    }

    if (!indexItalic && style.isItalic()) {
      indexItalic = true;
      result += '';
    } else if (indexItalic && !style.isItalic()) {
      indexItalic = false;
      result += '';
    }

    result += txt[i];
  }

  if (indexStrikethrough) {
    result += '';
  }

  if (indexUnderline) {
    result += '';
  }

  if (indexBool) {
    result += '';
  }

  if (indexItalic) {
    result += '';
  }

  return result;
}

Anyone has an idea how to get around this so the cellrange changes dynamically like with any other regular formula if you dont use a '$'? Thank you very much in advance!

A: Thanks a lot! I also found that =RICHTEXT_TO_HTML(ADDRESS(ROW(A1);COLUMN(A1);4))
also works, i don't think there is a lot of workload difference between the 2 of them but will keep both in mind in case 1 gives more problems than the other one.
Once again thank you :) This problem is solved

A: The problem is that if you use RICHTEXT_TO_HTML(A1), qRange won't be 'A1' but instead the value in that cell, rich text. I propose rewriting formula like this:
Call: (in sheet)
=RICHTEXT_TO_HTML(row(A1),column(a1))
Formula
function RICHTEXT_TO_HTML(row, column) {
  ...
  var range = sheet.getRange(row, column);
  ...

In this case formula will be updated correctly upon copy, and will work the same

A: @Roma is correct.  The parameter A1 passed to the function is not the range but the value of the range.  A solution is to get the formula and extract the text between the parenthesis.  This example assumes there is only one parameter passed to the function.
Since the parameter is in fact a range instead of a string it will be updated if the formula is copied to other cells.
=TestFormula(G99) will return G99
function TestFormula(dummy) {
  let formula = SpreadsheetApp.getActiveRange().getFormula();
  let range = formula.match(/\((.*)\)/);
  return range[1];
}

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Q: Injection from $\mathscr{P}(\mathbb{Z}^+)$ to the set of total orders on $\mathbb{Z}^+$ My goal is to prove that $\mathcal{T} = \{$ R|R is a total order on $\mathbb{Z}^+ \}$ is equinumerous with $\mathscr{P}(\mathbb{Z}^+)$ by applying Cantor-Bernstein. Since $\mathcal{T} \subseteq \mathscr{P}(\mathbb{Z}^+\times \mathbb{Z}^+)\sim \mathscr{P}(\mathbb{Z}^+)$, $\mathcal{T} \precsim \mathscr{P}(\mathbb{Z}^+)$, so all that's left is finding an injection from $\mathscr{P}(\mathbb{Z}^+)$ to $\mathcal{T}$, but my attempts on constructing one or finding a set $X$ such that $X \sim \mathscr{P}(\mathbb{Z}^+)$ and $X \precsim \mathcal{T}$ lead to nothing. Could someone provide some useful hints or post a solution?

A: Given a subset $A$ of $\Bbb Z^+$ and its complement $B$, consider the linear order obtained by placing all the elements of $B$ on top of the elements of $A$.
(This is not injective, but there is exactly one problem to be solved.)
(As a challenge, find a way where this one problem is mitigated without using special cases.)

A: I used $f: \mathscr{P}(A) \rightarrow \mathcal{T}$ defined by $f(X) = (Y \times W) \cup L_{Y} \cup L_{W}$, where $A = \mathbb{Z}^+ \setminus \{1,2\}$, $Y = X \cup \{1\}$, $W = (A \setminus X) \cup \{2\}$, $L_{Y} = \{(x,y) \in Y \times Y \mid x \leq y\}$, and $L_{W} = \{(x,y) \in W \times W \mid x \leq y\}$.


Many map features have their name (and other tags) translated to different languages (e.g. with 'name:en', 'name:de'). Specify which language should be used for displaying, or 'Local language' so that always the untranslated value (e.g. 'name') will be used.


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(marcyj17) An R160 J train running towards Manhattan passes a R42 Z train running express. The J train is leaving Hewes Street, but the photo was taken at Marcy Avenue.
24 July, 2008 (marcyj18) A Manhattan-bound R160 J train continues to approach Marcy Avenue.
24 July, 2008 (marcyj19) R160 #8460 leads a train as it enters Marcy Avenue.
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Hank Steinbrenner Creates Controversy In The Yankee Universe
http://www.celebritynews.net/site/articles/159/1/Hank-Steinbrenner-Creates-Controversy-In-The-Yankee-Universe/Page1.html
Jason Bennett
By Jason Bennett
Hank Steinbrenner has picked up right where his famous father left off. Steinbrenner gave his opinion on Joba Chamberlain, and what he had to say created a controversy.
Steinbrenner Wants Chamberlain In Starting Rotation
The New York Yankees have dealt with their owner saying things in the media to fire up his team. While it is not uncommon for a Steinbrenner to make public remarks, it is surprising to some that it is Hank, and not George, who is doing the talking.
The younger Steinbrenner has come out over the weekend and stated that he wants Joba Chamberlain moved from the bullpen to the starting rotation for the New York Yankees. The only problem with Steinbrenner's remarks, is that he is not the coach, Joe Girardi is.
Steinbrenner told the New York Times this past weekend that, "only an idiot", would put Chamberlain in the bullpen, and not use him as a starter. He was not content to stop at that, however. "The mistake was already made last year switching him to the bullpen out of panic or whatever. I had no say in it last year and I wouldn't have allowed it," Steinbrenner said.
The battle could get interesting between Steinbrenner and General Manager Brian Cashman, according to several sources with knowledge of the situation. Cashman has defended the situation, and also went as far as to say that Chamberlain would not be in the rotation anytime soon.
"It is likely Steinbrenner was saying that to put pressure on our young pitchers who are in the rotation now, kind of get them to step up," said longtime Yankee fan, Billy Stevens.


A transverse-torsional dynamic model of a spur gear pair is employed to investigate the influence of gear tooth indexing errors on the dynamic response. With measured long-period quasi-static transmission error time traces as the primary excitation, the model predicts frequency-domain dynamic mesh force and dynamic transmission error spectra. The dynamic responses due to both deterministic and random tooth indexing errors are predicted.


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Cir (en llatí Cyrus, en grec antic Κύρος) era un metge probablement d'origen grec que exercí a Roma al . El menciona una inscripció con el metge de Lívia Drusil·la, la dona de Drus Cèsar, que més tard seria l'esposa de l'emperador August.

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#### Published in
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#### Original name
Cortinarius melliolens Jul. Schäff. ex P.D. Orton, 1960

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Q: How fast will a shape grow if it can grow exponentially only at the border, and growth is limited by crowding? Take a hypothetical bacterium which divide once per minute. After $n$ minutes there will be $2^n$ bacteria, assuming no constraints.
But what if its growth is constrained by resources and space? I am imagining a simple model in which "food" is distributed uniformly across the plane/volume.

*

*There is enough food in the vicinity of any bacterium to divide provided that it is not surrounded by other bacteria. In which case it will divide and the space and food around it will be consumed.

*Otherwise there is enough food in the vicinity of any enclosed bacterium to keep it alive for as long as the experiment is running.

*Neither food nor bacteria can move.

*Assuming circular bacteria forming a honeycomb, imagine a "dent" in the border -- there will be four neighbours to the space and two gaps, therefore only two of the neighbours will be able to divide.
It's tempting to say that, although the central part is static, the perimeter will still grow exponentially and therefore the area/number will still be exponential, but I'd like an analysis which takes into account the crowding at the border. ideally for non-infinitesimal bacteria.
(I don't have a use for this, it just seems like an interesting exercise.)

A: If the bacteria all multiply at the same rate then you are in effect adding "area" to the bacterial colony at a rate which is proportional to the perimeter. Say the colony has a radius $R$ then the perimeter is $2\pi R$ so the rate of bacteria growth is $\lambda 2\pi R$ for some $\lambda >0$. Thus we have a differential equation
$$\frac{dA}{dt} =  2\pi \lambda R = 2\lambda \sqrt{\pi\,A}$$
According to Wolfram|Alpha the solution to this is
$$ A = \frac{1}{4}(4 B\lambda\sqrt{\pi}\, t +C^2+4\lambda^2\pi\,t^2)$$
where $B$ and $C$ are constants. So you can see that the growth rate of the number of bacteria (which is $\propto A$) is quadratic in time not exponential.


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Q: How ignite lock works I have two threads one is taking lock and other is releasing lock on same key. But it is failing and throwing IllegalStateException.
How to fix the issue in Ignite?
Thanks

A: This behavior seems to be correct. The semantics of Lock itself works that way. You should follow the pattern:
    Lock l = ...;
    l.lock();
    try {
        // access the resource protected by this lock
    } finally {
        l.unlock();
    }

I suppose you're looking for a way to do some inter-Thread notification. My bet is that you can try IgniteCountDownLatch. It works mostly like the regular CountDownLatch.


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Q: PHPUnit database testing and Travis CI: Can't truncate table I'm writing PHPUnit tests to test MySQL database filling.  My tests work fine locally, but are failing on Travis CI with the following error:
PHPUnit_Extensions_Database_Operation_Exception: COMPOSITE[TRUNCATE] operation failed on query:

   TRUNCATE `simple_table`

   using args: Array

   [SQLSTATE[42S02]: Base table or view not found: 1146 Table 'test.simple_table' doesn't exist]

I have a DatabaseTestCase parent class and a FillCommandTest testing class.
DatabaseTestCase
class DatabaseTestCase extends PHPUnit_Extensions_Database_TestCase
{
    private static $pdo = null;

    private $connection = null;

    /**
     * Construct.
     */
    public function __construct()
    {
        $env = new Environment();

        $this->dsn = "mysql:dbname=". $env->get('DB_DATABASE', 'test') . ";host=" . $env->get('DB_HOST', '127.0.0.1');
        $this->username = $env->get('DB_USERNAME', 'travis');
        $this->password = $env->get('DB_PASSWORD', '');
        $this->db_name = $env->get('DB_DATABASE', 'test');
    }

    /**
     * Get database connection.
     *
     * @return  PHPUnit_Extensions_Database_DB_DefaultDatabaseConnection
     */
    final public function getConnection()
    {
        if ($this->connection === null) {
            if (self::$pdo == null) {
                self::$pdo = new PDO($this->dsn, $this->username, $this->password);
            }

            $this->connection = $this->createDefaultDBConnection(self::$pdo, $this->db_name);
        }

        return $this->connection;
    }

    /**
     * Get XML dataset.
     *
     * @param   string $file
     * @return  string
     */
    public function getDataSet($file = 'empty.xml')
    {
        $file = 'tests/datasets/' . $file;

        return $this->createXmlDataSet($file);
    }

    /**
     * Set up the test database table
     *
     * @param   PHPUnit_Extensions_Database_DB_DefaultDatabaseConnection $connection
     */
    protected function setUpTable($connection)
    {
        $pdo = $connection->getConnection();

        $sql = "CREATE TABLE IF NOT EXISTS simple_table (
            id INT(10) UNSIGNED AUTO_INCREMENT PRIMARY KEY,
            name VARCHAR(50) NOT NULL,
            email VARCHAR(50) NOT NULL,
            address VARCHAR(100)
        )";

        $pdo->exec($sql);
    }
}

FillCommandTest
class FillCommandTest extends DatabaseTestCase
{
    protected $app;

    protected $command;

    protected $command_tester;

    /**
     *
     */
    public function setUp()
    {
        $this->app = new Application();
        $this->app->add(new FillCommand());
        $this->command = $this->app->find('fill');
        $this->command_tester = new CommandTester($this->command);

        parent::setUp();

        $connection = $this->getConnection();
        $this->setUpTable($connection);
    }

    /**
     *
     */
    public function test_parse_and_fill_simple_table()
    {
        copy(getcwd() . '/tests/files/FillSimpleTable.php', getcwd() . '/src/Fillers/FillSimpleTable.php');

        copy(getcwd() . '/tests/files/simple.txt', getcwd() . '/src/Files/simple.txt');

        $this->command_tester->execute(array(
            'command' => $this->command->getName(),
            'name' => 'simple_table'
        ));

        $actual = $this->getConnection()->createQueryTable('simple_table', 'SELECT * FROM simple_table');

        $expected = $this->getDataSet('simple_table.xml')->getTable('simple_table');

        $this->assertTablesEqual($expected, $actual);

        unlink(getcwd() . '/src/Fillers/FillSimpleTable.php');

        unlink(getcwd() . '/src/Files/simple.txt');
    }
}

What am I doing wrong?

A: By the looks of it, it seems your code is referring to a database called 'test'.
But I am assuming since you are deploying, your database name should be different.  Make sure your .env DB_DATABASE variable reflects the correct one on your production server.


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How social are you really?
So many people are on facebook and I think some just add you the same way you add followers on twitter. Why bother do we need another twitter? Isn't that what buzz is for? I mean what is buzz really good for anyway?
I deleted some of the most followed people in the Boston area as a test to see if anyone would notice. Joel Foner noticed and asked to be re-added. Joel is a really smart guy and consultant out near me in Metrowest, MA. There seems to be lots of smart people out here. I am just saying.
availability to shoot video for her new company, Thanks Lisa.
My point in doing what I did was to take stock in real relationships, ones that mean something more then a picture or 140 characters. I figured out that social media "fiends" are so busy being social they won't notice if you delete them. I am not sure some of them even noticed when I re-added them recently.
If you noticed that I added you and thought hmm I thought I had already added Skip Before you did. I use Facebook to keep tabs on many friends going back 30 years. I also use it to "try" and get to know people better and develop better relationships that expand beyond 140 characters.
Do you use Facebook? How do you use it? Do the newer and more screwy security issues bother you or are you an open book? Do you interact with people on Facebook or do you just blast them with tweets and 4square messages?


Even if you've never been to London before, you've seen it on film. London is a popular setting for movies and television shows by British and American producers. Continue reading for ten famous London landmarks you've seen on the silver screen and how you can find them in real life.
This majestic addition to the city's skyline is a Ferris wheel located on the bank of the Thames. London Eye was built in 2000 for the millennial celebrations and had a major role in "Fantastic Four: Rise of the Silver Surfer," when the four have to work together to keep it from being destroyed. "Wimbledon" also has a scene in one of the capsules.
In "The DaVinci Code," the action should have taken place at Westminster Abbey, near Westminster tube station. However, due to filming restrictions, the moviemakers shot some important interior scenes at Lincoln Cathedral, which is in Lincoln, north of London. The exterior shots, however, are of this famous London landmark. It is where Sir Isaac Newton is interred.
Made internationally famous in the film "Notting Hill,"starring Hugh Grant and Julia Roberts, the Portobello Road Market is truly located at Notting Hill and runs daily except for Sundays. It features a plethora of items, from food to antiques. If you're searching for the blue door Grant's character lived in, it's rumored the current owners have repainted it.
There wasn't a Platform 9 ¾ until someone decided to install one after the wildly successful J.K. Rowling tales about the boy wizard and his pals, but you can see it at the King's Cross Station.
London's Underground is featured in plenty of movies — including some of the late "Harry Potters"— but many horror movie buffs remember it best from "An American Werewolf in London." When the backpacker werewolf attacks a London commuter, he does it at Tottenham Court Road, an easy place to find using a transport map.
Located on Queen Anne Street, the Chandos House still looks the same now as it did on the set of the movie adaptation of Jane Austen's book. It isn't open to the public, but is available for private functions. The house has also been a set in older films; "Reds" and "The Big Sleep" both shot scenes here.
The Tate Modern gallery is mentioned in many films, Woody Allen's "Match Point" among them. Its restaurant provides a few scenes for the "Bridget Jones" series when she gets together to eat with her smug-married friends.
A backdrop for many films, notably "The King's Speech," Regent's Park is located in central London. The park's zoo was the setting for the scene in the first "Harry Potter" movie, when Harry frees a giant boa constrictor to the horror of everyone around him. Hugh Grant fans will also notice it's where Grant's character in "About a Boy" hoped to pick up single women.
Near London Bridge, this market plays an important role in the setting of Renee Zellweger's "Bridget Jones"movies."The Imaginarium of Dr. Parnassus" also filmed here, as the site where the imaginarium was set up.
About the Author: Cherry Santiago has worked in the film industry for 15 years, first as a make-up artist and then as a set designer. If you're going to London for the first time, she advises there are many hotels in London on Venere.com near these attractions.
So you've decided to visit Cornwall, England for you holiday and want it to be action packed and full of adventure, so where do you go and what do you do?
Here are five places to visit as well as a place to eat and a find your perfect place to stay.
Newquay in a beautiful coastal town famed for its surfing. There are also marvellous scenic walks and beaches to enjoy whilst there.
If water is your thing, then this attraction is just for you. There are sea safaris to Seal Cove which last two hours and leave from Newquay Harbour. As you cruise along the Cornish coastline, look out for dolphins, deals, basking sharks, sunfish, harbour porpoise and plenty of sea birds.You will be taught along the way by marine wildlife guides and may even spot crabbing boats hauling their catch.
If you are feeling brave, there is the opportunity to swim with basking sharks or cage dive with blue sharks. If you aren't a shark lover but want to go underwater, how about some snorkelling or diving. The diving can last half a day or a full day and there are over 300 wrecks to explore.
If you love to fish, there are fishing trips which last for two hours, half a day or a full day. You'll be able to catch fish under the expert tuition of skippers and you can keep the fish you catch to cook for your dinner.
This is open all year so there are plenty of chances to see the views and enjoy the activities.
There are plenty of activities to enjoy here such as waveski, kite surfing, kite buggy, land boarding and traction kite lessons for the adrenaline junkies amongst you. You can try one or two sports or try them all with an 'Extreme Day'. There is two miles of sand and consistently good surf here so it is an exceptional environment for water and land sports in the great outdoors.
Lessons are tailored to suit you and your ability from beginners to experts and you can learn at a pace that suits you. You'll learn in small groups with the latest equipment and this is done all year round.
After all that exercise, you can recharge your energy levels in the Beach Hut. It serves snacks, lunches and dinners and is right next to the sand so provides a brilliant place to watch the sunset.
The castle and gardens overlook Porthluney Cove on the south Cornish coast so you get sea views and as its set in 100 acres of beautiful woodland, you get a peaceful tranquil feel too.
The Williams family live in the castle but you can take a guided tour to delve into outstanding English heritage. The family have resided in the castle for over 150 years and there was only one family there before them.
The gardens and castle are open to the public from February to May each year.
The Eden project is a global garden housed in tropical conditions and has even been dubbed the eighth wonder of the world so is well worth a visit if you are down in this part of the country.
It is fast-becoming a unique resource for education and knowledge towards a sustainable future but it is also a fun family day out. There are activity days, music concerts, gardening courses and the chance to find out where tea, rubber and sugar come from as you take a tour of the world from South Africa, California, the Mediterranean and back to Cornwall.
There are stunning garden displays all year round, sculptures and art, an ice rink in winter, local fairly traded food available in the restaurant and café as well as a rainforest lookout that takes you above the treetops. If you'd prefer to see it all from the ground, there's a free land train which is pulled by a tractor.
There's always so much going on so check the events calendar to make the most of your visit or you could event hold a conference or wedding there as it's open all year except Christmas.
If you are feeling hungry or thirsty, get yourself to Newquay to The Meadery. They serve platters of hot savoury food and fine ales as well as catering for vegetarians and they have a varied children's menu.
It's a popular and lively venue that has been kitted out in medieval style furniture but has a modern day buzz about it. You'll see suits of armour, swords, mace and stocks and enjoy the candles which emphasise the medieval theme.
And of course whilst you're there you'll need somewhere to stay. www.holidayhomestoyou.co.uk provides a great service where you can browse a specific location to stay and see what type of properties are available or even better, you can request where you'd like to stay and they will find somewhere for you as holiday home owners contact you with places that meet your requirements.
This article was written by Charlotte Schroeter, a Media Studies Undergraduate living in Sussex. Follow her on Twitter @charlotte_a_s.
Stag parties in the south west of England are jam packed with activity opportunities. As well as being conveniently close to the seaside resort of Weston-super-Mare – for free reign on surfing and other watersports – Bristol breaks offer plenty of bookable pursuits to consider.
With so much choice on activity, don't be restricted by expensive basics and save with stag weekend packages through Travelodge group accommodation offers.
Bristol is a stunning city rich in heritage and a cosmopolitan destination for a stag party weekend. The city is centred on the River Avon, with a collection of bars and restaurants spread along the waterway.
The Bristol Ferry Harbour Pub Cruise is an alternative way to move about the best bars in the city. Lasting approximately three hours, this is an excellent way to spend a Saturday afternoon before hitting the main party scene later in the day.
The boats are covered and heated ensuring that however the British weather wants to play it, your fun is ensured. As well as many stop offs between the docks, the onboard bar guarantees that you'll have as much fun onboard as you do on land.
Let's not forget the typical typecasts for Bristolians. A stay in the West Country insists you embrace the 'combine harvester' dialect and the residents' particular fondness for cider.
West Country Games is a locally based company that really celebrates the stereotypes of Bristol culture. The fun based activities include aptly named knockouts including The Cider Run, Crazy Combines and Vicky Pollard Handbags.
The company can arrange packages for stag parties which include ten games, 'Minxy Milk Maids' and West Country picnic lunches.
There's so much to do in the city that you'll hardly see the walls of your hotel room. Save with stag weekend packages through Travelodge, by paying bargain rates on your stag party accommodation.
One of the best places to visit in all of England, the town of Windsor has many amenities as it is the home of the royal family. Just south of the River Thames and west of London, Windsor is only about a forty minute drive from hotels in London making Windsor a perfect day trip. Some of the finest residences in all of the United Kingdom are located here. Of course, many travelers come to tour the Windsor Castle, but the town itself has many other points of interest to anyone planning a visit.
The history of this region is ancient. Archeological discoveries date to the Paleolithic Period. Right from the establishment of this town of "New" Windsor in the 1200s A.D, the settlement was privileged because of its location as home of the royal family. By the 1300s the town was one of the wealthiest in England. Even the "Black Death" that hit much of the country did not kill too many people in isolated Windsor. While Windsor Castle was being built in the 1500s, the town of Windsor was a pilgrimage destination.
Today, most of the streets and buildings date from the 1700s and 1800s, but Peascot Street, or Peascod Street as it is also known, is still much as it was originally built. With many fine hotels, fabulous shopping and restaurants, visitors can enjoy a royal stay in Windsor.
This lovely riverside garden is usually the home of the Royal Windsor Wheel. Very infrequently, the wheel is borrowed by other parks. The ride climbs 50 metres into the sky and each enclosed gondola is air conditioned. From its location in Alexandra Gardens, those who ride can view a long expanse of the River Thames and the surrounding countryside. If the day is very clear, the London Skyline is visible.
This park was the location of Windsor Safari Park until 1996 when it became Legoland, a child inspired theme park. Lego theme rides, amazing models and interactive workshops entertain guests. This Legoland is much like the other fun Legoland parks worldwide.
Originally only for the royals, this 5,000 acre deer park was for private hunting. Now, with historical monuments and lodges to view, as well as scenic wooded, meadow and grassy areas, this park is available to the public. The Village, where castle workers lived from the 1930s, is open to visitors and has a gift shop.
Another whirl wind trip to London to see a Royal Wedding? I don't think so. Considering my invitation had gotten lost in the mail, I guess.
Arriving in London on Thursday morning, and after taking my much needed nap after flying all night across the north Atlantic, I headed out the hotel door. Fighting off the effects of jetlag, not enough sleep and my stomach telling me it was hungry , I decided to take off walking in the direction of Kensington Park in search of food.
I found this little Italian restaurant on Kensington Highway to take care of my hunger issues, with a nice lunch of salmon and shrimp salad, I finished off the meal with a Gelato to go and headed off into Kensington Park . Grogginess now wearing off, I started thinking how I was going to spend the afternoon in London.
Spying one of the many Barclays bike stands that now can be found all over London I decided to go bike riding. Blue bike in hand where does one go?, well just start riding and see where you end up. Off thru Kensington Park and into Hyde Park it was not long before I made my way to the streets of London. Weaving in and out of red double decker buses, I found it was really not that difficult remembering to stay on the left side of the road. Within minutes I was flowing and jocking for position with the London traffic, this was a rush, I felt like a Londoner, a local, yeah that's me, a American Yank, a local in London.
It wasn't long before I was in front of Buckingham Palace, what a circus, I mean it usually is busy around the Palace, but with a Royal Wedding a day away , it was a zoo. People were all ready camped out waiting for a good spot, you'd think they were waiting for the next IPAD. I found the bike was perfect for getting around and through this madness. Riding down the Mall, the streets was just lined with tents, film crews and people waving flags from all over the world.
A quick jaunt around Trafalgar Square, saw the place looking like a rock concert in the making. I mean if your coming to see the sights of London you would have a hard time finding anything under all the stages and scaffolding going up around the city. Already in this part of town and easy to get around with the bike, I found myself within a couple of minutes in front of Westminster, grab somebody to take my picture, just to say I have been here and I am out of here.
Headed back to the hotel, I was really enjoying this bike ride through one of the world's largest cities. I was thinking next time I should get my helmet, place my GoPro camera on top and film at ride through London.
What a great way to spend a afternoon in London. Since I was not invited to the Royal Wedding I will be heading out Friday before all the hoopla really gets going.
Woke up today with fax under door that my flight from London back to New York was canceled due to inbound flight not arriving because of weather back in States. Now Scheduled to fly back Saturday afternoon, means an extra day in London.
Ok, I have extra day in London, what's one to do?
Think I'll do a day trip and head up to Salisbury and Stonehenge , overcast skies but decent weather and not wanting to waste a day I grabbed my Oyster card an headed to the London Underground and made my way from Gloucester Station to Waterloo Train Station.
Waterloo Train station to Salisbury on South West Trains, ticket cost 32.80 pounds, with ticket in hand and trains leaving almost 2 times an hour I had 7 min to catch the next train, perfect timing.
Pulled out my IPhone , checked GPS, train averaging 95 mph, not bad. Total travel time between London Waterloo train station and Salisbury was 90 minutes.
Being a spur of the moment trip and not having researched various options I decided to take a tour bus from Salisbury train station. The Tour Bus was located right outside of Salisbury Train Station or can be picked up in town. The tour I chose was 22 pounds which included Stonehenge , Old Sarum and Salisbury Cathedral.
First stop Stonehenge, 9 miles on the outskirts of Salisbury, With temperature in the 40, light mist and being wintertime there was very few people at Stonehenge. Perfect for taking in this World Heritage Site. The weather also gave the viewing a kind of mystical atmosphere, Pretty amazing to finally see the size of the stones and try and figure how they got here some 4000 years ago. Not only how they transported the stones here, but how they were cut with such precision, I mean some of the stones were so straight it was amazing when you think of the tools they had back then. Then lifting these thousand pound stones onto one another.
In all, I spent about a hour and half admiring Stonehenge, with over cast skies I was not able to try and figure the tracking of the sun and come up with my own explanation on why the stones were placed here. It was worth the trip and I can say another box is filled on places that I want to see.
Leaving Stonehenge behind the next stop was Old Sarum, located just 2 miles outside of Salisbury, this prehistoric castle dating back to 500 BC was later occupied by Romans, Saxons, Normans and then William the Conqueror. Yeah I vaguely remember studying all this in High School. Even with cloudy weather the view from Old Sarum was spectacular of Salisbury and the surrounding valley. All in all very interesting seeing the construction of ramparts and the makeup of the old castle walls. Today all that is left of the cathedral is the stone foot print.
Next I headed back to Salisbury, one of the drawbacks of traveling in England during the wintertime is that you end up running out of daylight early, with cloudy skies it seems darkness even comes faster.
Walking the streets of Salisbury one easily gets a sense of the history and oldness of the city, from old churches to the clock tower there is more than enough to keep you occupied. I was able to get several photos around Salisbury before I lost daylight.
Salisbury Cathedral, the main sightseeing point of city. It always overwhelms me when I first enter these old cathedrals, I always go back in my mind to the book "Pillars of the Earth" by Ken Follett and how he describes in such detail how these churches were constructed.
Seeing the great Nave of the church was impressive with it's intersecting transept, even with the low light outside the stain glass windows were fantastic and colorful.
The cathedral has this old medieval clock dating back to the 1300′s, this got my attention for several minutes, trying to figure out and watching the clock work.
The Salisbury Cathedral is home to one of four surviving original Magna Carta's. Dating back to 1215. Even with my glasses on it was hard to believe that this piece of parchment was written with such precision almost 800 years ago with quill and ink.
Well, time to head back to London, the trip to Salisbury ,Stonehenge and Old Sarum was well worth it, as with most English towns one could easily spend a couple of days exploring today I was only lucky to get about 8 hours for this adventure.
Spending many days in London over the last 6 months I decided to head out for a little different tourist attraction today. I was going to go looking for Abbey Road, for those too young to remember this is the road or maybe I should say the crosswalk made famous by The Beatles, yeah the Fab 4 from the 60's.
Abbey Road is also famous for Abbey Road Studios and EMI records, also used by such artist like Pink Floyd, Radiohead, U2 and other well known recording stars.
My plan was to jump on the tube and head to Leicester Square and then walk up through SOHO then along the west side of Regent Park and then over to St. John's Wood and Abbey Road. Out with the Iphone and my Google Map to get my bearing and directions from Leicester Square to Abbey Road. It was a nice walk, took me about 1 hour 45 minutes under cloudy skies.
Made it to Abbey Road and the Crosswalk, looked a little different than the picture on the Beatles Album cover, main difference was there were no leaves on the trees at this time of the year, the other main thing was the age of the cars parked along the side of Abbey Road. Abbey Road Studios is right there at the crosswalk with the front wall out front covered with signatures from tourist from around the world.
Abbey Road, another box I can check off in my list of things to see. A nice little side trip when you are making your way around London. So if you are in the area of Regents Park or on the way to Camden Market make a quick stop for some music history.


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Travelport Inc. in its out-of-court, cross-border restructuring involving $3.8 billion of debt;
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Il tragulo minore (Tragulus kanchil ), noto anche con il nome malese di kanchil o come tragulo della Malesia minore, è un ungulato artiodattilo della famiglia dei Tragulidi originario, come tutte le altre specie del genere Tragulus, dell'Asia sud-orientale.

Tassonomia
A causa dell'esteso areale che occupa, in gran parte insulare, gli studiosi attualmente riconoscono trenta sottospecie di tragulo minore:

 T. k. kanchil  (Sumatra e isole di Mendol e Berhala);
 T. k. abruptus  (isola di Sibu);
 T. k. affinis  (Vietnam, Cambogia, Laos, Thailandia sud-orientale e orientale e Tenasserim);
 T. k. anambensis  (isola di Mata);
 T. k. angustiae  (Myanmar e regione sud-occidentale della Thailandia, a ovest del fiume Chao Phraya);
 T. k. brevipes  (isola di Bangkaru, nei pressi di Sumatra);
 T. k. carimatae  (isola di Karimata);
 T. k. everetti  (isola di Bunguran, nell'arcipelago delle Natuna);
 T. k. fulvicollis  (isola di Bengkalis, nei pressi di Sumatra);
 T. k. fulviventer  (Penisola Malese meridionale e Singapore);
 T. k. hosei  (Borneo centro-settentrionale);
 T. k. insularis  (isole di Phuket e Ko Yao Yai, presso le coste occidentali della Thailandia);
 T. k. klossi  (Borneo nord-orientale);
 T. k. lampensis  (isola di Lampi, nell'Arcipelago delle Mergui, al largo del Tenasserim);
 T. k. lancavensis  (isola di Langkawi, nello Stretto di Maladoa);
 T. k. longipes  (Borneo e Sumatra orientale);
 T. k. luteicollis  (isola di Banka, a est di Sumatra);
 T. k. masae  (isola di Tana Masa, a ovest di Sumatra);
 T. k. mergatus  (Arcipelago delle Mergui);
 T. k. pallidus  (isola di Laut, nel Mar Cinese Meridionale a nord di Bunguran, una delle Isola Natuna);
 T. k. penangensis  (isola di Penang, al largo di Seberang Perai, nello Stretto di Malacca);
 T. k. pidonis  (isola di Pipidon, a ovest della Thailandia);
 T. k. pinius  (isola di Pinie, presso Sumatra);
 T. k. ravulus  (isola di Adang, dell'Arcipelago delle Butang, al largo della Penisola Malese);
 T. k. ravus  (Penisola Malese settentrionale e Thailandia meridionale);
 T. k. rubeus  (isola di Bintang, dell'Arcipelago delle Linga);
 T. k. russeus  (isola di Tuangku, dell'Arcipelago delle Banjak, a nord-ovest di Sumatra);
 T. k. russulus  (isola di Tana Bala, Tana Masa e Batu, vicino Sumatra);
 T. k. siantanicus  (isola di Siantan);
 T. k. subrufus  (isole di Sinkep e Linga, dell'Arcipelago delle Linga).

Descrizione
Il tragulo minore è il più piccolo ungulato del mondo: misura 44-48 cm, è alto al garrese 20 cm e pesa circa 1,7-2,6 kg. Presenta un mantello di colore rosso più o meno uniforme con un disegno caratteristico a spina di pesce sulla parte anteriore del corpo. Come tutti i traguli, ha costituzione tozza e zampe corte e sottili.

Distribuzione e habitat
Ha un areale molto esteso, che si estende su quasi tutte le foreste pluviali tropicali dell'Asia sud-orientale: si incontra dallo Yunnan meridionale, attraverso tutta l'Indocina, fino alle isole di Sumatra e Borneo, oltre che su molte altre piccole isole indonesiane.

Biologia
Di abitudini crepuscolari e notturne, vive solitario o forma piccoli gruppi familiari; i maschi sono territoriali e segnano i loro possedimenti con urina, feci e il secreto di ghiandole odorifere situate sul mento. Timido e schivo, è abile nel nascondersi nella fitta vegetazione: la sua arma di difesa più importante, infatti, consiste nel rimanere rannicchiato sul terreno quasi perfettamente immobile; se un predatore si avvicina troppo, però, fugge via rapidamente con ampi balzi. Si nutre di foglie, arbusti, germogli e frutti caduti. Ha un periodo di gestazione di circa 5 mesi.

Note

Altri progetti

Collegamenti esterni
 Mammal Species of the World

Tragulidi
Fauna asiatica
Taxa classificati da Thomas Stamford Raffles


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i'm making a game but when i hit the horizontal and vertical keys at the same time or pressed fast enough, my snake go backwards, which will make a game over screen happen if it's longer then 2 blocks.
I tried making a long if statement. And cleaned up the code.
I expected it to not go backwards, even though there's a code for it. I still go backwards. How do you fix it?
This causes that the movement state changes to lead_x_change = 0 and lead_y_change = -bs.
Now the movement state changes to lead_x_change = bs and lead_y_change = 0. It seems, that the snake turned by 180 degrees. Indeed it change the direction from left to upward and from upwards to right in one frame (in one pass of the main loop, but 2 passes of the event loop).