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Brian Marz's Fly Fishing Oregon Blog: Who Says Chinook Salmon Won't Take Flies?
My apologies to everyone of you who follows my blog for my lack of entries recently. I have been working way too much, building my new watercraft, and fishing when I have the moment to get out. Fishing has been pretty good lately; while everyone is complaining of having no water flowing in the rivers. We have had the lowest December flows since 1977, but the fish still have to make their runs no matter what. Crowds are down, and fishers using conventional tackle are not catching fish using their standard practices; while stealthy fly presentations can really shine during times like this.
Two weeks ago, I had a few days to fish for fun with a couple of good friends. We fished for Chinook Salmon, and conditions for getting into fresh "tide-runner" salmon were just right. We were using 10wt single handed rods with heavy duty reels matched up with very serious drag systems. The fly lines we had on were shooting heads with intermediate running lines, and the shooting heads we used were either a Clear Intermediate or a Type II (both 28' long). We had on leaders that were 12' long made of fluorocarbon with a tippet strength of 20 pounds. You have to be ready to put the screws to these fish; since they want to charge directly for any woody structure in the pools; so heavy duty equipment is a must.
The rivers have been so low; to the point where the salmon coming in have nowhere to go but the deepest "pond-like" holes. You have to present your fly in the fish's holding depth in those holes, and you have to have your fly down and parallel to the bottom during the entire retrieve or swing. The fish are not on the bottom, and they are more likely to be about 1/3 from the bottom according to the depth of the water (they are 4' off the bottom in 12' deep water). In the pools with little or no current, you must retrieve your fly, but not like stripping flies for brown trout. The strip is very slowwwwww and steady, with really long gradual pulls on the line. You are more or less causing the fly to swing; since the current can be so slow, where your fly will sink to the bottom unless you keep tension on it. Think of your presentation as soaking the fly, and not stripping it back in a jerky motion, but pulling it back to you over a long slow retrieval.
Most of the grabs I had were in between strips when the fly was simply sitting out there soaking in front of a willing Chinook's face. The grabs were rather awesome; as you would feel a mushy hard pull that instantly converted into throbbing big head shakes. There was no doubt when you got into one, and then it was game on for a while. The 10wts folded over like a steelhead on a 4wt; which is something every fly angler has to feel. The drags on the reels are set where it is painful on your hands to strip the line out of the reel; yet when you have one of these salmon run, your reel peels line out like a drag racing car. Serious POWER!!!
It was slightly painful watching the guys dunking bait off of their bobbers staring at us hopelessly while our tackle was being battle tested. Not one bobber dunk either day for any of them. Our equipment is relatively simple, and the things that the fish are biting on are even more simple. A #6 fly at the end of a fly line is much more simple than a 6" bobber off of a slider, with swivels, shrimp cocktails, lots of lead weight, and level line reels. Two days in a row, we were the "Top Boat" coming into the takeout. The guys using conventional tackle were not catching anything; while we experienced some of the best Chinook Salmon fly fishing possible.
The best highlight of the two day trip was Alia's first Chinook Salmon that she ever wrestled with. She fought the fish as Ethan and I coached her frantically. She had an agonizing battle, and was abused by this beastly tide runner, but eventually the fish yielded. She was so stoked on the fish, as we all celebrated with yells of joy and stoked feelings. Ethan and I took lots of great trophy shots of her beastly fish, before rowing back into the honey hole to get into some more fish.
Picture Perfect first fly caught Chinook Salmon - What a Catch!!!
We had a truly amazing time out there, and times like that remind me of how fortunate we are to live at such a special place called Oregon. Most people travel and spend a ton of money to fish for salmon in Alaska; while there are times when places in Oregon can offer the best fly fishing for salmon possible.
Sounds like ya'll not only know what you're doing, but had a blast doing it as well. Loved the shot of the trophy fish at the end, I can only imagine the excitement on pulling that one in!
What river was this on? Looks incredible!


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Q: Replace a text with \n character only at a particular line of the text with escape identifier I have tried sed and perl commands to replace the text but I didn't get expected results.
For Example :
I want to replace
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else {
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with:
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} else {
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How can I do this?
Challenges faced are as follows:

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*As it contains escape identifier and \n I am unable to search the pattern also.

*It is not the beginning or end of the file to truncate the particular line and replace.

*Tried to change with respect to a line number in a file but my requirement is to do for multiple files hence, line number is not constant.

*Though I can search for else. I'm unable to replace the \n

*I have tried the inputs given in Removing new line after a particular text via bash/awk/sed/perl
but they do not serve my purpose.

Please give your inputs and help me if there is any other approach for this.

A: Perhaps you can try
sed '/}/N;/\nelse {/s/\n/ /'

A: Tcl solution:
set text [string map [list "\\\n}\nelse {" "\\\n} else {"] $text]

Replaces all occurrences. Does not write back to variable: you need to assign back as in the example above.
Documentation:
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Getting XKeyscore Right
Thinking critically about what we know of NSA surveillance
On July 31, Guardian columnist Glenn Greenwald published a story about an NSA surveillance program called XKeyscore:
A top secret National Security Agency program allows analysts to search with no prior authorization through vast databases containing emails, online chats and the browsing histories of millions of individuals, according to documents provided by whistleblower Edward Snowden.
There are a few problems with this story. Not only is the program not top secret, but important details raise serious questions about the Guardian's fact checking and portrayal. It's worth asking: Do we know what we're even reacting to anymore?
First, the program itself is not top secret. Jobs for XKeyscore technical support are posted openly to the web. Both SAIC and Raytheon — two of the largest Department of Defense contractors — put up job openings for XKeyscore technicians, though they seem to have been removed from each company's website (the Washington Post screen captured one such listing for SAIC). The program is still openly listed elsewhere — General Dynamics has some job listings with XKeyscore listed as a key competency, as do smaller subcontractors.
Moreover, the reporter Marc Ambinder wrote about XKeyscore in his recent book on the intelligence community:
XKEYSCORE is not a thing that DOES collecting; it's a series of user interfaces, backend databases, servers and software that selects certain types of metadata that the NSA has ALREADY collected using other methods. XKEYSCORE, as D.B. Grady and I reported in our book, is the worldwide base level database for such metadata. XKEYSCORE is useful because it gets the "front end full take feeds" from the various NSA collection points around the world and importantly, knows what to do with it to make it responsive to search queries. As the presentation says, the stuff itself is collected by some entity called F6 and something else called FORNSAT and then something with the acronym SSO.
In addition, the Guardian story does not meaningfully distinguish between a technical capability and a legal permission to perform collection — a huge distinction. People have the capability to do lots of things that they are legally prohibited from doing. Greenwald includes this important line in the middle of his story:
But XKeyscore provides the technological capability, if not the legal authority, to target even US persons for extensive electronic surveillance without a warrant provided that some identifying information, such as their email or IP address, is known to the analyst.
To repeat: People have the technical capability to do all sorts of bad things. The reason we have laws is to protect ourselves from the technical capability of others, including that of our own government. The FBI has the capability to invade anyone's home and shoot on sight. They don't because laws prohibit it (I am not defending the shortcoming of the law, which is clearly inadequate — but that's a problem of the law and not of the capability).
More saliently, the federal government can already technically do harmful things to us through our data. The IRS has all of our tax records and, thus, our employment data. Our medical records are only protected by laws, not by the technical means to share and disclose them. Our housing, movements, financial histories, and credit — almost everything that documents our lives — is already possessed by the federal government. It is laws, and not technical means, that prevent rampant, systemic oppression.
Greenwald does not substantiate any claim to systemic abuse of XKeyscore. He does not provide a single instance where it was used — illegally — to collect information on a U.S. citizen. In fact, the discussion about potential abuse of NSA programs remains theoretical. There are no credible allegations of widespread, illegal abuse of the programs in place to identify and track suspected terrorists. (Even Senator Ron Wyden, in noting that the intelligence community "misled Congress about the usefulness" of mass collection programs, is not identifying systemic abuses or failure of oversight audits within the system.) The potential for abuse is real and not to be discounted, but it is misleading to present it as actual abuse.
The Guardian also posted an entire deck of slides (warning to government-employed readers: the slides are highly classified) on its website, which purport to describe the XKeyscore system. This is where the question of journalistic overreach advances from quibbling about presentation and tabloid-style hype to outright misrepresentation.
Greenwald claims in his piece that Xkeyscore allows analysts to indiscriminately read emails, including those of American citizens. Yet the slides themselves only mention indexing and metadata. Nowhere do they mention reading the content of emails, either because it is illegal without a warrant (in the case of U.S. citizens) or XKeyscore is not the correct system to do so.
The date that these slides were created is critical. Greenwald and the Guardian posted them as relevant sourcing material for the XKeyscore program. Yet they are not current — in fact, the slides refer to a program that was almost certainly changed significantly due to updates in U.S. law. In the lower right-hand corner of the first slide is an important set of numbers.
They show that the Powerpoint was first created on January 8, 2007 and should be declassified on January 8, 2032 under the standard guidelines of Executive Order 13526. But if the slides were drafted in January of 2007, then they pre-date both the Protect America Act (passed in August of 2007), which modified large swaths of the NSA's warrantless surveillance programs first started under President Bush, and the FISA Amendments Act (passed in July of 2008), which instituted strict limits on how the NSA can collect, and required a specific warrant to intentionally collect, any data on a U.S. citizen. The title slide is marked 2008, but it's unclear how it was modified, since the classification date would have to be updated if it included new classified data. It is also unclear if the slides were published in the months before or after the passage of the FISA Amendments Act.
The Guardian appears to be using obsolete slides created for a program that was later modified significantly through changes to U.S. law.
In Greenwald's story, he repeatedly references, and includes tightly cropped screen captures of, another presentation apparently dated December 2012. While the 2007/2008 presentation can be perused to substantiate some of the reporting, many of the strongest claims Greenwald makes in his article are backed up only by small, cropped screen captures of slides that are not posted to the Guardian's website. There is no way to verify or confirm what he's reporting.
I emailed the Guardian's U.S. editor-in-chief, Janine Gibson, for clarification. Did the slides posted to the Guardian's website represent XKeyscore from before or after the FISA Amendments Act? Were the full slides Greenwald used in his story available for publication?
She replied, "We've published all the material relating to XKeyscore that we intend to publish at this time, though of course we have used much more to inform the reporting."
After a follow-up question, Ms. Gibson responded, "I don't have anything else to add. The presentation is online and you can see it. As I said in the previous email, we used many materials to inform the reporting in our story."
Matt Wells, a senior editor at the Guardian, also responded that they stand by their story and have no plans to publish anything further on XKeyscore.
Glenn Greenwald did not respond to a request for comment.
Their responses present unsettling questions about the Guardian's editorial judgment in running this story. The Guardian published a misleading story conflating important issues and supported it by posting secret materials seemingly dated from before major changes to U.S. law that would have dramatically altered their content.
This is an oversight in editorial control, fact checking, and reportorial judgment. It's difficult to escape the conclusion that not only is this story badly overhyped, but that it is misrepresenting what the program really is, and the danger it poses to our civil liberties and freedom from undue surveillance. The federal government writ large has the technical capacity to do a lot of terrible things; reporting that is hardly news. It is the laws that prevent those terrible things that matter — so when they are broken, we know whom to hold accountable.
In all the hype about XKeyscore, we've learned very little about any legal protections afforded to Americans under this program. We have not learned of any abuse of the system to do harm unnecessarily. What we have learned, essentially, is that the NSA — a spy agency whose attention is focused internationally—does exactly what it is supposed to do.
Having the technical capability to behave unethically is not the same as being shown to behave unethically. That is the crucial, missing piece in the outcry: There is no evidence that XKeyscore has ever been misused.
Is XKeyscore an unacceptable breach of American ethics anyway? It could be. Maybe we as Americans no longer want our spy agencies to engage in spying. If so, then we should be having that conversation — not freaking out over false reports that the NSA is reading your email or listening to your phone calls.
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Islamists seeking to impose aspects of Shari'a law in Britain received a major boost last week from the nation's top judge, Lord Phillips. Speaking at a London mosque, Phillips opined that Muslims should be permitted to have marital and financial disputes decided according to Islamic legal doctrines.
Given the world situation and our own substantial Muslim population it is vital that we now look at ways to integrate Muslim culture into our own traditions.
Otherwise we will find that there is a significant section of our society which is increasingly alienated, with very dangerous results.
One could only wonder how Shari'a, which mandates an inferior status for women and has inspired an array of baroque investment mechanisms, would benefit either the UK or its Muslim community in the adjudication of marital and financial cases.
The debate over the role of Shari'a in Britain has taken center stage during the past year, particularly among senior clerics. Archbishop of Canterbury Rowan Williams sparked a furor in February when he argued that adopting provisions of Shari'a "seems unavoidable" and would improve social cohesion. In Williams' view, the notion that "there's one law for everybody and that's all there is to be said, and anything else that commands your loyalty or allegiance is completely irrelevant in the processes of the courts — I think that's a bit of a danger."
Williams came under heavy fire from Bishop of Rochester Michael Nazir-Ali, who contended that incorporating Islamic law into British law is "simply impossible … without fundamentally affecting its integrity." Specifically, Shari'a "would be in tension with the English legal tradition on questions like monogamy, provisions for divorce, the rights of women, custody of children, laws of inheritance and of evidence," along with "freedom of belief and of expression." Many of Nazir-Ali's arguments have been echoed by Williams' predecessor as archbishop, George Carey.
The British government already promotes Shari'a finance and awards additional welfare benefits to Muslim men with more than one wife. However, Downing Street quickly distanced itself from Phillips, reiterating that "British law should be based on British values and determined by the British Parliament."
That politicians on both sides of the aisle have thus far resisted calls to formally sanction Shari'a law for dispute resolution is cause for optimism; that so many prominent figures keep issuing such demands is cause for pessimism.


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The office is the enterprise to focus the talents work environment, it is a public place, but also because the various needs of the business operations and to maintain some privacy, the office is the core region of overall corporate image display, has a practical and beautiful office environment, not only can enhance the good image of the enterprise, strengthen the customer trust, can also give employees a comfortable working conditions, and even psychological satisfaction.
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The main Chaigai is one of the first items on the blank room decoration, including wall, wall, shovel, and heating, for plastic steel windows and so on. Demolition and completion of the garbage, to clean up in time, to ensure clean indoor, but also for the convenience of construction. At this point, the finished product door is set, it is best to cabinets, smoke machines, stoves, water heaters stroll through, and can be determined.
Considering the damp and humid environment of the toilet, the material of the standpipe can not be made of wooden keel. We must be careful, even if the wooden keel is not covered with antiseptic. Remember, the tubes are made of steel, light steel keel, or red brick. Light steel keel provinces, but the most solid and easy to use is red brick.


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ARM today announced Cortex-A75 and Cortex-A55 CPUs, successors of Cortex-A73 and Cortex-A53 CPUs based on ARM DynamIQ technology and Mali-G72, successor of Mali-G71. These processors have dedicated instructions for AI performance tasks via DynamIQ technology, Increased multicore functionality and flexibility in a single compute cluster with DynamIQ big.LITTLE, has ARM TrustZone technology and Increased functional safety capabilities for ADAS and autonomous driving.
Improves performance 20% over the Cortex-A73 when compared at same frequencies. Enables demanding applications to run more smoothly and provide a new baseline for even more complex workloads to be developed.
Targeted across a broad selection of markets, from edge to the cloud – it goes beyond mobile phones and laptop/clamshell devices, enabling new performance in network infrastructure, automotive designs, and potentially even servers.
Cortex-A75 can either be used standalone with up to 4 high-performance processors, or in big.LITTLE combination with the Cortex-A55 processor, with up to 8 processors total. The choice of the final system will depend on the integrator (usually the silicon supplier) and depends on the tradeoffs between performance levels and cost.
Provides a significant boost in single thread performance that will benefit all markets. With over 20% more integer core performance when compared on same clock frequencies to last year's CPU, Cortex-A75 provides a significant boost for a new generation of devices.
Implements the latest ARMv8.2 architecture, pushes the boundaries on performance while maintaining the same levels of power consumption as the Cortex-A53.
Maintains the flexibility of Cortex-A53, with options such as NEON, Crypto and ECC (Error Correct Codes), but also introduces new, practical configuration options.
Includes advanced Reliability, Availability and Serviceability (RAS) features that allow it to service a wide host of markets, such as infrastructure and automotive.
Supports new heterogeneous CPU configurations, such as 1xCortex-A75 + 3xCortex-A55 (1b+3L) and 1xCortex-A75 + 7xCortex-A55 (1b+7L).
Increase in tile buffer memory allows the GPU to support more storage per active tile. This increases throughput in light loading situations as well as allowing greater utilization of Multi Sample Anti-Aliasing (MSAA) and Pixel Local Storage (PLS) and providing significant improvements to performance and visual quality.
Rebalanced execution engine data path removes rarely-used instructions and replace them with sequences of simpler instructions to reduce both area and power, lowering cost of implementation for our partners and increasing efficiency throughout the system.
10nm SoCs based on DynamIQ and ARM Cortex-A75, Cortex-A55 CPUs are expected in early 2018. ARM Mali-G72 GPU is expected in next year's premium mobile devices.


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Hi, I'm Ujulu! Abeba and I went to Amhara Region with Teacher Abdu driving us there in the school bus. On our visit we were able to film the people, the food and all the traditional ceremonies and dances. We managed to visit the RAS DASHEN mountain but we were not able to climb it as it was too cold. We also saw the impressive TIS ABAY (Blue Nile Falls) where we got covered in water spray and visited the historic FASIL CASTLE at GONDAR built in the 17th century. One of the local foods we will never forget is the delicious DORO WOT (chicken sauce) and the singing and dancing of the local SHADAY girls will stay with us forever. When we returned home we shared the local recipes with Abeba's mother to help us remember our good times in Amhara.


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Джейсон Эрик Уотли (; род. 18 ноября 1990, Сейл, Австралия) — австралийский боксёр-профессионал, выступающий в первой тяжёлой весовой категории. Участник Олимпийских игр (2016), серебряный призёр Игр Содружества (2018), двукратный серебряный призёр чемпионата Океании (2015, 2017), многократный победитель и призёр международных соревнований и национального первенств в любителях.

Среди профессионалов действующий чемпион Тихоокеанского региона по версии IBF Pan Pacific (2022—), и бывший чемпион Австралазии по версиям IBF Australasian (2021—2022) и WBF Australasian (2019—2022), чемпион Австралии (2019—2021), чемпион Австралийского штат Виктории (2019—2021) в 1-м тяжёлом весе.

Лучшая позиция по рейтингу BoxRec — 31-я (апрель 2021) и являлся 2-м среди австралийских боксёров (после Джея Опетая) первой тяжёлой весовой категории, а по рейтингам основных международных боксёрских организаций занял: 10-ю строчку рейтинга IBF, — входя в ТОП-40 лучших боксёров первого тяжёлого веса всей планеты.

Биография
Родился 18 ноября 1990 года в городе Сейл, Австралия.

Любительская карьера
В октябре 2013 года участвовал в чемпионате мира в Алма-Ате (Казахстан), но в первом же  проиграл по очкам хорватскому боксёру Марко Чаличу.

Олимпийские игры 2016 года
В марте 2016 года на  в Цяньане (Китай), представляя Австралию в тяжёлом весе (до 91 кг), в полуфинале по очкам проиграл узбекскому боксёру Рустаму Тулаганову, но в борьбе за третье место по очкам победил таджикского боксёра Джахона Курбанова и прошёл квалификацию на Олимпиаду 2016 года.

И в августе 2016 года на Олимпийских играх в Рио-де-Жанейро (Бразилия), в первом же раунде соревнований потерпел поражение со счётом 0:3 от опытного бразильца Жуана Ногейра.

2017—2018 годы
В августе 2017 года вновь участвовал в чемпионате мира в Гамбурге (Германия), где в  в конкурентном бою победил по очкам (3:2) индуса Сумита Сангвана, но в четвертьфинале проиграл по очкам (0:5) казахстанцу Василию Левиту.

В апреле 2018 года стал серебряным призёром Игр Содружества в Голд-Косте, пробившись в , но там уступив по очкам опытному новозеландцу Дэвиду Ньику — который в итоге стал чемпионом Игр Содружества 2018 в весе до 91 кг.

Профессиональная карьера
7 сентября 2018 года дебютировал на профессиональном ринге, в 6-раундовом бою победив единогласным решением судей (счёт: 60-54, 59-55, 60-54) своего соотечественника Навоса Иоата (5-1).

29 октября 2022 года в Закопане (Польша), в бою за статус обязательного претендента на титул чемпиона мира по версии IBF в 1-м тяжёлом весе, единогласным решением судей (счёт: 110-117, 109-118, 108-119) проиграл опытному поляку Матеушу Мастернаку (46-5).

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Knoxville, TN – February 1, 2008 - Jack Henderson, Chairman of the Board of Commtest, announced the following new management structure of its senior management team. Joining Jack Henderson as Global Managing Partners are John Cochrane- General Manager of Commtest Instruments LTD, Jack Dischner - President of Commtest Inc., and Mark Radburnd- CFO of Commtest Instruments, LTD.
"I want to congratulate John Cochrane, Jack Dischner, and Mark Radburnd on these well-deserved promotions and appointments," said Henderson. "These executives are vital members of the management team, working to drive the growth of next-generation of data collection and analyzing equipment globally; these changes demonstrate and further solidify the strength of our Company's leadership team."
With Jack Dischner's promotion from President of Commtest Inc. to Global Managing Partner, Blaine Loomer and Kevin Deverell will become Co- Director of Sales for North America. They will join the management team with HR / Finance Manager Deborah Block.
Founded in 1989 in New Zealand, Commtest Instruments Ltd (Commtest) is a privately held company whose mission is to bring the benefits of vibration analysis to mainstream industry. Commtest Inc. opened the United States headquarters in Knoxville, TN in 2005. During 2007, Commtest added offices in Beijing, China and Dubai, United Arab Emirates. Small and medium sized companies were previously not able to implement condition monitoring programs due to the high cost of data collection and analyzing equipment. With Commtest's product line, companies of all sizes can now afford a condition monitoring program and realize the return on investment from equipment optimization.


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Where Can You Buy A Small Personal Hovercraft?
For most things that we want to buy, it's quite easy. We look for store that specializes in the vehicle that we are interested in, but it doesn't work that way with small personal hovercraft for sale, because the industry is so young. There are plenty of motorbike shops and any number of car showrooms around most towns. It's even possible to go and browse a selection of electric vehicles, but it's just not like that for air cushioned vehicles - not yet, that is! The use of new construction materials has brought the leisure industry into a new era, with jet skis and the like bringing a new level of excitement to our leisure time. The newest kid on the block is the small hovercraft, bot for racing and just for fun!
Up until now, the only way to buy is to search around on the internet, but this is often not too satisfactory as people like to get their hands on these things before shelling out several thousand dollars. It is possible to find what you are looking for n the web and then go to a distributor near you before making that important decision. Sadly, it isn't every country that has the right craft that suits your needs, and so you might end up ordering right over the internet. If going this route, unbiased reviews and owner comments and advice are absolutely crucial when you buy a hovercraft online.
There are many UK companies that sell hovercraft, which is not surprising as the country was it's birthplace. Christopher Cockerall had the idea and it was later perfected by Anthony Thornycroft. However, you still couldn't find hovercraft for sale on the high street, as it were! The first craft were large and specifically designed to ferry people and cars across the British Channel. Other companies like Hoverspeed and Hoverlloyd followed, but none of them turned a profit, and so folded after just a few years.
Small personal hovercraft didn't appear for general sale to the public until the late 80s, and their design and construction left much to be desired, simply because the materials were just not advanced enough to give the lightness and toughness necessary for such a craft in it's small form. As ideas and materials were focused specifically on producing personal hovercraft for the leisure market, then the evolution was rapid indeed. There was at that time, perhaps more than now, a class of younger professional people looking for a sports activity that was a little different, and this kind of transport fit the bill admirably - learn more.


was a Top 25 only. It was in its 6th week when it became a Top 40 until today.
* From 1985 to 10 May 1993 it was a weekly chart.
dates being the 10th, 20th & 30th days of each month).
listed. Also album tracks, singles B-sides or even demos can make the chart.
always several songs by Spanish artists.
chart with the music I liked at that moment in...1980.
which is the most accurate and the most exciting in the world.
show every year and...yes, I can sing every song from every country from every year.
Planetas, Belle & Sebastian, Radiohead and hundreds of bands.
of having my own radio show.
time: Golpes Bajos and La Dama Se Esconde.
Sarah Records and Creation Records.
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It is not a tour that is going to involve jumpscares or any actors. We will analyse the myths and legends and we will come to our own results if there are true or not.
Comfortable shoes, sun glasses if it is sunny or a hat. During winter clothes depending the weather.We will walking in the center so we will be exposed.


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IOWA CITY, Iowa — For the second time in three weeks, University of Iowa men's basketball All-American Luka Garza has been recognized by the Big Ten Conference Office for his weekly performance. Garza and Illinois' Ayo Dosunmu shared Big Ten Player of the Week honors on Monday.
Garza (6-foot-11, 265 pounds) averaged 24.3 points, 8.3 rebounds, and 1.7 blocks in leading the Hawkeyes to victories over No. 16 North Carolina (93-80), instate rival Iowa State (105-77), and Northern Illinois (106-53). The native of Washington, D.C., made 61 percent (27-of-4) of his field goal attempts, including a blistering 72.7 percent from 3-point range (8-of-11). His 29.2 scoring average through six games is tops among Division I players.
Garza recorded his 23rd career double-double, totaling 16 points, 14 rebounds, and four blocks, in Iowa's 13-point win over the Tar Heels. The 13-point victory matches the largest margin of victory in the series and was Iowa's fourth straight ACC/Big Ten Challenge home victory, dating back to 2013.
In only 17 minutes of action, Garza netted 34 points on an efficient 13-of-14 shooting from the field, including a career-high 6-of-7 from 3-point range in Iowa's triumph over the Cyclones. That is the most points scored by a Division I player who has played less than 20 minutes in a game over the last 25 seasons. Garza reached the 30-point plateau for the eighth time in his career, tying Hall of Famer Don Nelson for third most in program history.
Twenty-one of Garza's 34 points against Iowa State were scored consecutively for the Hawkeyes spanning 5:15 in the second half. Additionally, Garza made five 3-pointers during the scoring blitz, including four on consecutive possessions. Iowa's 105 points and 28-point victory are the most points scored and the largest margin of victory, respectively, in the 74-game series history.
Garza posted 23 points and eight rebounds in Iowa's largest margin of victory ever over Northern Illinois (53 points). Garza made 80 percent (8-of-10) of his field goals against the Huskies, including 2-of-3 (.667) from 3-point range. The win was Fran McCaffery's 200th as Iowa's head coach.
Garza totaled 73 points in Iowa's three games last week, which moved him past three former Hawkeyes and into fifth place on Iowa's all-time scoring chart: Ronnie Lester, Roy Devyn Marble, and B.J. Armstrong. Garza has shot 75 percent or better from the field in four of six games this season.
Garza has earned four Big Ten Player of the Week honors in his career (Dec. 9, 2019; Jan. 20, 2020; Nov. 30, 2020; Dec. 14, 2020).
No. 3 Iowa (6-0) will challenge top-ranked Gonzaga (3-0) on Saturday. Tipoff is slated for 11 a.m. (CT) at the Sanford Pentagon in Sioux Falls, South Dakota.
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Los pirginos (Pyrgini) son una tribu de lepidópteros ditrisios de la subfamilia Pyrginae  dentro de la familia Hesperiidae.

Géneros

Referencias
 , 2004, Atlas of Neotropical Lepidoptera; Checklist Part 4A; Hesperioidea-Papilionoidea
 , 1989: Taxonomic notes and descriptions of new taxa in the neotropical Hesperiidae. Part I. Pyrginae. Bulletin of the Allyn Museum 127: 1-70. Full article: .
 , 2008: Phylogenetic relationships of subfamilies and circumscription of tribes in the family Hesperiidae (Lepidoptera: Hesperioidea). Cladistics 24: 642-676.

Enlaces externos

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Q: Testing structures of vc++ using google test I have a structure like
    struct sList{
       bool y.....
       int x......
       short int....
    sList(){
       x=0, y =true;......};
    };

Class A , calculation method.
    A::sList A::calcualtion(int i){
       sList result;
       result.x=10;
       .............
       .............
       .............
       return result; }

for this i will be writting a Google test like i will fill my structure with the values. And my test structure and this A class returning structure is equal or not i want test. how to test this using Google test or GMock. i using vc++ MFC Dialog box application.
Can i do like this????
     ASSERT_EQ(List , Result); //both are structures like A::sList List & A->calculation(i);

A: you can do it by writing operator overloading "==" in structure.
     struct PT
       {
        double x, y;
        PT() {}
        PT(double x, double y) : x(x), y(y) {}
        PT(const PT &p) : x(p.x), y(p.y)    {}
        PT operator + (const PT &p)  const { return PT(x+p.x, y+p.y); }
        PT operator == (const PT &p)  const { return PT(x==p.x, y==p.y); }
        PT operator * (double c)     const { return PT(x*c,   y*c  ); }
        PT operator / (double c)     const { return PT(x/c,   y/c  ); }
       };


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most of the time those bonus offers require rentals of multiple days.
if you never for see redeeming miles via Flying Club for flights.
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Big Detail
This is a fascinating conversation about public transport design. This bit stuck out because I suspect there's an interesting parallel here with marketing/audience data. The extra detail just doesn't add that much value:
"This has interesting connections to another marketing craze, which is the notion of big data, the notion that we now have so much more data about individual people's transport needs that this ought to completely transform how we plan public transport. And the message is always fundamentally, Grandpa, what did you do before we came along? How did you manage in the Dark Ages before we came along and showed you this? And the answer is, we did fine because most big data is big detail and the Tube isn't going to change anything it does; the New York City Subway is not going to change anything it does, just because we now have data, knowing that at 07:34 p.m., six people from over here go over there to that park when the weather's nice. That's the sort of data we're getting and it's not relevant to the design of high-capacity transit systems. It is in the nature of highly efficient public transport that you do not vary your routing according to that sort of detail. And I want to say, a lot of fantastic things have come out of big data but it's also been, kind of, comically oversold as information at a level of detail that isn't actually relevant to how plan high-efficiency, high-[unclear] public transport."
Space Below Her Feet
I've been listening to lots of audio to find things for 4:12:56 and have started working back through Radio 3's Between The Ears. And then I came across this programme about Gwen Moffatt. It's absolutely extraordinary. A remarkable, fascinating woman. And a lovely programme - poetry, weather, pluck, climbing.
You should listen.
Did we though?
This is this fortnight's newsletter. But with pictures:
Way back in 2009, on holiday in New England, I bought and read The Nature of Technology by W. Brain Arthur and Shop Class as Soulcraft by Matthew B. Crawford. I thought the Arthur book was brilliant and ripped it off for my talk at dConstruct that year. The Crawford book bothered me and has been bugging me ever since.
Part of his premise (as I remember) is that working on (pre-digital) cars and bikes is inherently satisfying and meditative because their engines and mechanics make physical intuitive sense to us in a way that digital devices don't. It's obvious and comprehensible to our hands and eyes how they connect up and work, fixing them gives us a sense of accomplishment that we can't get from working on a computer. He talks about the transparent affordances of carburettors and such-like and how the inner workings of a VW beetle engine reveals itself to us.
Which is great. Except they don't. Not to me anyway.
I'm a big fan of old cars. We have too many of them. I used to love our old Series III Land Rover because the air conditioning was a big flap at the front that you waggled up and down and I could easily work out how to fix that. But when you get inside, when you get to the engine, I'm utterly lost. There's nothing intuitive and comprehensible in there. You can't just guess how an internal combustion engine works.
What he's done there is mistake intuition for education. Or, at least, experience.
((Though, thinking about it now, it's entirely possible that this is not Mr Crawford's argument at all, and that I've misremembered and conflated his book with many other similar pieces over the years. If that is true I hope he'll forgive me.)
What I'm finding interesting now is looking at a world where more and more people have the same familiarity with computers and code that Matthew B. Crawford has with his bikes.
More and more people understand code as a material, something they know how to work with, something they can push and shove and tinker with. I'm beginning to wonder if that's what makes something like Algorave interesting. It's not just improvised dance music, it's also dance music where much of the audience has a real sense of how the music's getting made.
Ursula K Le Guin's brilliant rant about technology also seems relevant here.
This week in references: Tom, Laurie, Kurt
Still close
Businessfunk
I don't know about you, but I've been listening to a lot of BUSINESSFUNK recently.
Education and persuasion
This is thoughtful piece with a terrible headline.
"For decades, governments have responded to everything from obesity to drug abuse to fake news by treating public awareness and understanding as an all-purpose silver bullet. Sometimes, this works. The introduction of high-quality relationship and sex education helped reduce teenage pregnancy in England by 55 per cent between 1998 and 2015. Fifty years of drink-driving campaigns cut deaths by 90 per cent. But these sustained, cross-political successes are rare. More frequently, the effort increases the burden on teachers and students, without producing noticeable results. Few examples illustrate this better than saving for retirement."
I guess governments default to education in the same way most organisations default to marketing/persuasion.
Table tennis lessons
This is Heston Blumenthal. This has never occurred to me but he's right; there are some things that seem like acceptable things to be taught and some things that don't.
This week in references: echoes, breakbeats, the new sound of music
One of the things I love about the web is it's ability to host someone who really wants to 'go deep' on a topic. It's really good at that.
That gets forgotten because the social medias are also really good at letting people skate across the surface of things (which, I can't deny, has its own appeal).
I'm trying to remind myself of those deep joys though and to collect and savour those moments of slightly too much information.
Here's a good one: Oh My Gosh It's Covered In Rule 30s.


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Ballarat's limitless generosity still surprises Jake Sbardella. Now 15, he's been selling advent calendars with positive messages at markets in the lead-up to Christmas for the past five years. This Christmas season he got just within sight of donating $20,000 to Ballarat charities with the proceeds - but not without a few worries as the coronavirus pandemic struck. READ MORE: Thousands of people seek food relief for the first time due to pandemic At a time when more people than ever were struggling and needing help, the main way he sells his calendars - packed Christmas markets - weren't running. He turned to his now-dedicated online followers, who pitched in to raise thousands of dollars, and handed some out to sell at gift shops across the city. He and his grandpa also put together Christmas trees made from wooden pallets, which proved immensely popular. Ever-humble, young Jake said he was looking forward to handing over this year's haul to the charities this weekend. "We weren't sure how much we'd be able to sell, but we sold a good amount," he said. "We've found out more ways we can help - when we started, we didn't know." His proud mum, Emma, said many of the agencies and organisations they were supporting were facing much higher demand than usual, like Uniting and the Soup Bus. "This year, it's worse than ever - people might not be homeless but they've lost their jobs and they're still struggling," she said. READ MORE: Dancing with our Stars 2020: Charity event confirms glamour return "If you're in a position to be able to help, you feel like helping more now than ever. "We've got significant relationships with these organisations now, and cash is what they need most - last year Jake donated tents and sleeping bags to Uniting. "When we contacted them this year, they said people need food, so they've requested vouchers for supermarkets that they can hand out to families or to people in need." IN THE NEWS Jake's also keen to keep up the streak this year, hopefully selling calendars in-person again. "We're not experts in this, we don't know what to do, this is a way that Jake's invented to raise some money and give it to the organisations who know what to do," Ms Sbardella said. "It's a way of helping them out, and creating a project that spreads happiness, that was his goal from the start, and it hasn't changed - he's just grown a bit taller." Have you signed up to The Courier's variety of news emails? You can register below and make sure you are up to date with everything that's happening in Ballarat.
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Doing his bit: Jake Sbardella, 15, has raised almost $20,000 in the last five years selling advent calendars to support Ballarat charities. Picture: The Courier
Ballarat's limitless generosity still surprises Jake Sbardella.
Now 15, he's been selling advent calendars with positive messages at markets in the lead-up to Christmas for thepastfiveyears.
This Christmas season he got just within sight of donating $20,000 to Ballarat charities with the proceeds - but not without a few worries as the coronavirus pandemic struck.
READ MORE: Thousands of people seek food relief for the first time due to pandemic
At a time when more people than ever were struggling and needing help, the main way he sells his calendars - packed Christmas markets - weren't running.
He turned to his now-dedicated online followers, who pitched in to raise thousands of dollars, and handed some out to sell at gift shops across the city.
He and his grandpa also put together Christmas trees made from wooden pallets, which proved immensely popular.
11-year-old Jake Sbardella with one of his first advent calendars. Picture: Luka Kauzlaric
Ever-humble, young Jake said he was looking forward to handing over this year's haul to the charities this weekend.
"We weren't sure how much we'd be able to sell, but we sold a good amount," he said.
"We've found out more ways we can help - when we started, we didn't know."
His proud mum, Emma, said many of the agencies and organisations they were supporting were facing much higher demand than usual, like Uniting and the Soup Bus.
"This year, it's worse than ever - people might not be homeless but they've lost their jobs and they're still struggling," she said.
READ MORE: Dancing with our Stars 2020: Charity event confirms glamour return
"If you're in a position to be able to help, you feel like helping more now than ever.
"We've got significant relationships with these organisations now, and cash is what they need most - last year Jake donated tents and sleeping bags to Uniting.
"When we contacted them this year, they said people need food, so they've requested vouchers for supermarkets that they can hand out to families or to people in need."
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Jake's also keen to keep up the streak this year, hopefully selling calendars in-person again.
"We're not experts in this, we don't know what to do, this is a way that Jake's invented to raise some money and give it to the organisations who know what to do," Ms Sbardella said.
"It's a way of helping them out, and creating a project that spreads happiness, that was his goal from the start, and it hasn't changed - he's just grown a bit taller."
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