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Kariega Game Reserve
Kariega Game Reserve is a family-owned and operated private game reserve. It stretches across 10,000 hectares of pristine wilderness in the Eastern Cape, South Africa and is malaria free. The reserve is home to some of the richest biodiversity in Southern Africa. In addition, the picturesque Kariega and Bushman's Rivers' run through the property, making for a very unique landscape.
The reserve incorporates luxury accommodation, game viewing (including the Big 5) and breath-taking vistas over the hills, valleys and rivers below. Kariega Game Reserve offers the ultimate in authentic South African safaris.
Eastern Cape South Africa
Self – drive
Full board, game drives and activities
Each morning, a safari into the bush surrounding the lodge allows guests to experience the dawn of a new day as the landscape comes to life with the sunrise. Experience close up viewing of the Big 5 – lion, elephant, rhino, leopard and buffalo – as well as a host of other wildlife from the comfort of an open game drive vehicle. An abundance of indigenous wildlife spread across this vast tract of wilderness will ensure an authentic safari experience.
During evening safaris you may be lucky enough to witness the thrill of a lion hunt, or watch as a family of hippo emerge from the water for a night of grazing. Complement your safari experience with a boat cruise down the Kariega River and take in the abundant birdlife, or take a kayak onto the river for a quiet paddle.
In the evenings, relax and sit back with a sundowner to simply enjoy the tranquil sights and sounds.
A Garden Route Specialty
This perfect Big 5 South African safari destination is situated along the famous Garden Route and is the perfect end to a Cape Town visit. The Reserve is about 140 km from Port ideally situated near the coast.
From Cape Town
You can hire a car and drive the Garden Route to Kariega. The Garden Route is aptly named and is one of the most beautiful coastal routes in the world. Famous stops include Mossel Bay, Wilderness, Knysna and Jeffrey's Bay. We can tailor make an itinerary to suit your requirements.
From Cape Town or Johannesburg
Flights are available from Cape Town International or Johannesburg's O.R Tambo into Port Elizabeth. The reserve is about 140 km (1 ½ hours) from the airport and road transfers to the lodge can be arranged
Indulge In Safari-Style Luxury
River Lodge
Nestled on the banks of the Bushman's River, this Lodge is unique in that it connects a Big-5 game reserve to the sea. The optional daily boat cruises ferry our guests through the quaint village of Kenton-on-Sea to its picturesque beaches. The 10 spacious, air conditioned and tastefully appointed thatched suites meander along the banks of the river, offering the most discerning of guests luxurious peace and tranquillity. Relax at the pool or take in the view from the magnificent deck which overhangs the river. Unique activities include excellent river fishing and crabbing.
The Main Lodge offers families, friends and couples a relaxed and friendly environment to enjoy the African bush. All the log chalets are air conditioned, with en-suite bedrooms and large private viewing decks overlooking the Kariega River Valley. Each has a spacious lounge and living area, fire place and satellite TV. The Lodge has been expertly integrated with the surrounding bush to create a natural environment where the guests can enjoy traditional meals in the restaurant or boma, a drink at the bar or a quiet swim in the pool.
Ukhozi Lodge
Ukhozi Lodge truly captures the romance of Africa. Nestled in the bush are 10 superbly appointed air-conditioned luxury log suites, each with a private plunge pool and deck offering panoramic views of the valley. The Lodge boasts unique African-style lounges, restaurant and boma with an outdoor pool. Here, guests can unwind in front of a quiet fire, enjoy sumptuous cuisine or simply enjoy the sounds of the African bush.
Apart from the Big 5, the Kariega Game Reserve ecology hosts a variety of wildlife. Wild cats, lynx, hyenas, jackals, genets, bush pigs, warthogs, baboons, monkeys, honey badgers and porcupines are just some of the animal residents of the reserve. Kariega is bordered in the east and west by two magnificent rivers, a delight for birdwatchers that will have the chance to view an abundance of birdlife including the African Fish Eagle, and various species of kingfisher.
Guests are taken out twice daily in open safari vehicles, usually in the early morning and late afternoon, although times are dependent on the season and weather. Enjoy the sights and sounds of the African bush, while your skilled ranger provides hidden details and fascinating facts about the surrounding wildlife. Game drives are the centre of the Kariega safari experience and guests will be thrilled by close-up encounters with lion, elephant and an abundance of other African wildlife.
Safari walks
Kariega offers a variety of well-marked hiking trails on the predator-free, eastern section of the reserve. This provides our guests with the opportunity of walking safely amongst more than 25 species of game and an abundance of birdlife.
An abundance of bird and animal life makes for exciting game viewing whilst enjoying the peace and tranquillity of the river valley. During one of the morning game drives, guests at Main and Ukhozi Lodge will enjoy a majestic cruise down the Kariega River on the "Kariega Queen". At River Lodge, optional daily boat cruises ferry guests down the Bushman's River, through the quaint village of Kenton-on-Sea and to its picturesque beaches.
Take one of the canoes for a leisurely paddle down either the Kariega or the Bushman's Rivers and watch in blissful silence as the river birds and animals go about their daily business.
Guests at Main Lodge and Ukhozi Lodge are welcome to bring their own fishing equipment for fishing in the magnificent Kariega River. River Lodge is equipped with rods and is perfectly situated for the keen fisherman. Here, guests can fish from the Bushman's River bank or from a canoe or boat.
River Lodge From R 5 600.00 per person per night sharing
Ukhozi Lodge From R 5 600.00 per person per night sharing
Main Lodge From R 4 600.00 per person per night sharing
Two safari drives a day
River cruises, walking safaris, fishing and canoeing
All meals and selected beverages (Main Lodge excludes beverages)
luxury suite with king-size bed (twin or double), private viewing patio, en-suite bathroom, inside shower and ornate bath, double vanity basin, hairdryer, air-conditioning and overhead fan, internet connectivity (in lodge, not in suites), safe (at reception), telephone, tea and coffee facilities
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Panama has increasingly become popular for foreign investment due to its pro-business government, rising real estate market, and growing economy.
US Rail Freight Traffic Grew 4.2% in Week 51(Continued from Prior Part)Rail traffic volume Norfolk Southern (NSC) reported a 3% YoY increase in its rail traffic volume in week 51 due to improved carloads and intermodal units.
US Rail Freight Traffic Growth Trend Continues in Week 50(Continued from Prior Part)Rail traffic volume Norfolk Southern (NSC) reported a 4.6% YoY increase in its rail traffic volume in week 50. The Eastern US railroad company hauled 159,133 total cars compared with 152,205 units in the same week of last year.
Norfolk Southern (NSC) reported 4.4% YoY growth in its rail traffic volume in week 47. The company hauled 134,716 total cars—compared to 129,058 units in the same week last year. The YoY growth was mainly driven by the strong performance in Norfolk Southern's intermodal business. The growth was partially offset by weakness in the Carload segment.
Norfolk Southern (NSC) reported a 2.2% YoY fall in its rail traffic volume in week 46. The Eastern US railroad company hauled 148,100 total cars compared with 151,460 units in the same week of last year. Norfolk's rail traffic decline in week 46 was in contrast to the 0.04% gain registered by US railroad companies. However, in the first 46 weeks, Norfolk Southern's overall rail traffic volumes grew 4% YoY. The company's traffic gains were higher than the 3.7% YoY growth reported by US railroad companies during the period.
Eastern US railroad company Norfolk Southern (NSC) reported a 3.3% YoY (year-over-year) fall in its carload traffic in Week 42. The company hauled ~67,800 railcars sans intermodal units in the week compared to ~70,100 in the comparable period last year.
Let's take a look at Norfolk Southern's (NSC) third-quarter operating margin. In the third quarter, NSC's operating margin expanded 110 basis points to 34.6% from 33.5% in the third quarter of 2017. In the reported quarter, the railroad company's revenue jumped 10.4%, while its operating expenses rose 8.6% to $1.927 billion.
UPS: What Led Its Supply Chain and Freight Growth in Q3 2018?
After reviewing United Parcel Service's (UPS) International Package segment, we'll take a close look at its Supply Chain and Freight segment's performance. The logistics giant's Supply Chain and Freight vertical accounts for ~20.0% of its total revenues.
Union Pacific (UNP) has a mean analyst rating of 2.36, indicating a "buy." The railroad company is covered by 28 Wall Street analysts leading up to its third-quarter results. For Union Pacific, analysts have set a 12-month price target of $168.31 per share. Based on the company's closing price of $143.92 on October 23, this target indicates a ~17% potential return over the next 12 months.
Eastern US rail carrier Norfolk Southern (NSC) registered a 3.1% YoY (year-over-year) slump in carload traffic. It moved ~67,000 railcars excluding intermodal units in the week compared to ~69,100 in the comparable period last year.
The Truckload segment is J.B. Hunt Transport Services' (JBHT) smallest segment in terms of its revenues. The segment's share in J.B. Hunt's third-quarter revenues declined 0.2% to 4.8% from 5.0% in the same period in 2017. The above graph reveals that the company's Truck segment's revenue growth in the third quarter was highest in the last eight quarters.
Norfolk Southern (NSC) is a major railroad in the Eastern United States. In week 39, Norfolk Southern recorded a 1.9% YoY (year-over-year) fall in carload traffic. The railroad carried ~69,700 railcars except for intermodal units in the week compared to ~71,000 in the same week last year.
Free cash flow (or FCF) is an important metric in the railroad (FXR) industry. Companies primarily use FCF to buy back stock, pay dividends, and reinvest in their business. Let's compare major US railroads' FCF growth in H1 2018.
General Electric (GE) Transportation made a key announcement at Berlin's InnoTrans 2018 International Trade Fair on September 19. According to the announcement, Indian Railways gave General Electric's 4,500-horsepower diesel-electric Evolution Series prototype locomotives the green light. GE Transportation announced that Indian Railways approved the locomotive after the testing and trials were complete.
Trinity Industries (TRN) is a major rail transportation solution provider in the United States. The separation is to take place through a distribution of all of the common stock of Arcosa Inc. held by Trinity to Trinity stockholders. In December, Trinity Industries announced its intention to spin off its infrastructure-related businesses.
On September 20, premier road transporter Ryder System (R) announced the opening of a new full-service maintenance facility in Reading, Pennsylvania.
In August, Genesee & Wyoming's (GWR) rail traffic in Europe reported a 1.8% YoY (year-over-year) decline. GWR's same-railroad carloads in the region totaled ~84,200 railcars in the last month compared to ~85,800 units in the corresponding period last year.
On September 17, US President Donald Trump announced the imposition of 10% tariffs on ~$200.0 billion worth of Chinese imports. On September 18, China retaliated against President Trump's action with an announcement of a tariff increase on $60.0 billion of US exports to China. The Finance Ministry of China affirmed that it would go forward with plans announced in August.
In this part, we'll look into the FedEx (FDX) Express segment's first quarter performance. The FedEx Express segment accounts for the lion's share in the company's total revenue. The segment's revenue share was 56.2% in the first quarter's total revenue, down 0.9% from 57.1% in Q1 2018. In Q1 2019, the vertical reported revenue of $9.2 billion compared to $8.4 billion in the first quarter of fiscal 2018, which reflects a 9.8% YoY (year-over-year) increase.
Canadian National Railway (CNI) is the number one fright rail in Canada. In week 36, the railroad's carload traffic declined 0.9% YoY to ~62,900 railcars from ~63,400 units in the same period last year.
In August, Southwest Airlines' (LUV) utilization declined 0.6% YoY (year-over-year) to 84.3% as traffic growth lagged capacity growth. As we saw in Part 2 of this series, traffic growth has been lagging behind capacity for the past five months. As a result, LUV's utilization has also been declining in the same period.
In August, Southwest Airlines' (LUV) capacity increased 2% YoY (year-over-year) after recording growth of 3.2% in July. In May, it had its highest capacity growth of 5.2% YoY. It had its lowest capacity growth of 1% YoY in February.


Brand pundits have forever stressed on the importance of brands creating long term associations. There is a vast choice of media that is available today to brand managers and media planners. Given a scenario where investments are often spread across disparate media, the onus is on the brand to tie the choices with a meaningful message.
The new century and the social media boom gave a new meaning and a fresh lease of life to what have come to be known as Integrated Media Properties. These are typically brand association opportunities that are multi-platform including a combination of TV, Digital, Print, OoH and On-ground events. The most popular being Live Action Sports events, Reality Shows and Award Functions with varying doses of the Bollywood glitz and glamour.
The media houses in order to retain a larger chunk of the marketing dollar conceptualized and networked to create more and more such opportunities throwing in dollops of commercial time, screen space, you name it to maximize brand presence. The agencies as expected were quick to evaluate and ascertain value of each such offering. Huge outlays were made possible with the promise and lure of multiple X returns on marketing investment. The brand teams were happy since they now had a "property" to associate with, build and nourish long term. The agencies and media houses of course were too happy to rake in the moolah. The bean-counters all round were happy too.
Nothing as they say is perfect! Soon with the pressures of economy and other dynamics the brands were shy of making long term commitments and vary of huge outlays. Owning a property didn't seem that attractive. Several wound down.
Only the property "IP" owners with staying power remained in the fray. However, they sold the dream in parts to realize their investment. The "integrated multi-media platform" and "long term association" story that was used as the foundation crumbled under economic pressures.
There are several examples of "properties" having changed hands. However, to highlight the case in point I will take the example of the Champions League T20.
This cricketing event was almost force fitted into the international cricketing calendar. In its 5th edition the property has already had 4 brands as its title sponsors.
Airtel, for the inaugural season followed by Nokia the very next year, Karbonn for the next two seasons and now Oppo for the 2014 edition. The brands (Basis the Most Trusted Brands Survey) and the brand muscle eroding every subsequent year.
The full page ad that appeared in ToI on 17/9/14 had no mention of the sponsors.
Gone were the benefits of long term association and even the media platforms if at all integrated, were not all available to the brands. Being the "Title Sponsor" no longer meant getting the fully loaded top end version with all bells and whistles. With the long term vision being out the brands did not really "own" the property and nourish it with their support across their other assets to engage the TG.
The best associations often become integral and a given. Some great examples of association exist in sports like tennis, football and F1. Wimbledon and Rolex, French Open/Davis Cup and BNP to name a few.
Marketers being marketers, "impact properties" became a more popular term of reference.
I am sure the numbers on RoMI all still add up. The question really is whether the brands are really building an association with the TG?


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Announcements: Engagements, Weddings, Anniversaries, 02-03-02
Kimmel-Bernhoft
Karla Kay Kimmel and Kevin Michael Bernhoft, both of Greeley, announce their engagement. A March 23 wedding in Windsor is planned.Kimmel is the daughter of Wilma Kimmel of Greeley and the late Delmer Kimmel. She graduated from Windsor High School.Bernhoft is the son of Michael Bernhoft of Johnstown and the late Marilyn Bernhoft. He graduated from Lake City High School. MacLeod-Deffke
Wilma Lynn MacLeod and Rodney Dean Deffke, both of Greeley, announce their engagement. A March 16 wedding is planned.MacLeod is the daughter of Walter MacLeod Sr. of South Sioux City, Neb., and John and Dorothy Kinch of Berthoud. She graduated from Aims Community College and works for Bill Bender, D.D.S., in La Salle.Deffke is the son of Phoebe Deffke of Greeley and the late Guy Deffke. He graduated from Aims and Cheyenne Auto Tech. He works for Weld County Garage.
Bergum-Reimer
Abigale Bergum and Jason Reimer, both of Littleton, announce their engagement. The couple met while attending the University of Northern Colorado. A September wedding at the Greeley Country Club is planned.Parents of the couple are Linda Wickland of Chandler, Ariz., Randal Bergum of Gilbert, Ariz., and Dean and Cheryl Reimer of Greeley.
Steen-Austin
Deb and Dan Austin of Greeley announce the engagement of their son, Jordan Austin of Lakewood, to Diana Steen, also of Lakewood, daughter of Cheryl and Norm Steen of Woodland Park.A June 1 wedding in Woodland Park is planned.Steen will graduate in May from Colorado Christian University with a degree in music education. She works at the Denver Rescue Mission.Austin graduated from the University of Colorado-Boulder in May 2001 with a bachelor's degree in English-writing. He works at Bonnie Dean Associates in Greeley.
Lenhoff-McHugh
Susan Lenhoff and James McHugh, both of Seward, Neb., announce their engagement. An April 6 wedding in Lincoln, Neb., is planned.Lenhoff, daughter of the late Mr. and Mrs. Richard Lenhoff, attended Nebraska Wesleyan University in Lincoln. She works at NMPP Energy.McHugh is the son of George McHugh of Castle Rock and Denise McHugh of Ault. He graduated from Colorado Aero Tech in Broomfield. He works at Duncan Aviation.
Bledsoe-Casten
Rodney and Valarie Bledsoe announce the engagement of their daughter, April Marie Bledsoe, to Jonathan Baldwin Casten, son of Fred and Kate Casten. All are of Windsor.A June 8 wedding at Immanuel Christian Reformed Church in Fort Collins is planned.Bledsoe graduated from Windsor High School in 2000. She is a student at Front Range Community College, Fort Collins.Casten graduated from Windsor High School in 1998. He attends Colorado School of Mines and plans to graduate in May.
Marshall-Ledall
Royce and Anne Marshall of Kersey announce the engagement of their daughter, Marilyn Kaye Marshall of Greeley, to Glenn Charles Ledall of Eaton, son of Charles and Marjorie Ledall of Eaton.A 7 p.m. March 22 wedding at Greeley Wesleyan Church is planned.Marshall graduated from the University of Northern Colorado. She works at Greeley Central High School.Ledall graduated from Colorado State University. He works at the Weld Food Bank.
Paulsen-Vegter
Erin Lesley Paulsen of Greeley and Christopher James Vegter of Evans announce their engagement. A May 3 wedding at St. Peter's Catholic Church is planned.Paulsen is the daughter of Jeffrey Paulsen of Sutherland, Iowa, and Catherine Derk of Greeley. She graduated from the University of Northern Colorado and works at United Way of Weld County.Vegter is the son of Ken and Michelle Vegter of Greeley. He also graduated from UNC and works in information technology at UNC.
Carroll-Severin
Deedra Maydean Carroll and Joshua David Severin, both of Greeley, were married July 7 at St. Mary's Catholic Church in Greeley. Deacon John officiated.Carroll, daughter of Jim and Shirley Carroll of Greeley, graduated from Greeley West High School and the University of Northern Colorado. She works at King Soopers.Severin, son of Don and Karla Severin of Greeley, graduated from Greeley West High School. He works at Fastenal. Desi Carroll of Greeley, sister of the bride, was the maid of honor. Traci Benson of Greeley and April Carroll of Milliken, both cousins of the bride, Christine Osthoff of Sheridan, Wyo., cousin of the groom, and Mary Tincher of Greeley, were bridesmaids. Flower girl was Cierra Wareham, cousin of the bride, and ring girl was Alexa Rose. Damion Severin of Greeley, brother of the groom, was the best man. Jon Cantonwine, Brad Rose, Chad Fey and Robbie Severin, brother of the groom, all of Greeley, were groomsmen.Ushers were Travis Roth, cousin of the bride, Dane Osthoff and Gage Osthoff, both cousins of the groom. Candlelighter was Misty Carroll, cousin of the bride.After a wedding trip to Palm Springs, Calif., the newlyweds are at home in Greeley.
Ray and Berniece Groves of Eaton will celebrate their 60th wedding anniversary on Monday with a quiet family gathering.Berniece Dyer and Ray Groves were married Feb. 4, 1942, in Kimball, Neb.Mrs. Groves is a homemaker. She enjoys visiting with family and friends.Mr. Groves is a semi-retired farmer feeder and a member of the American Legion.The Groveses have three daughters and sons-in-law, Sharon and Gerry Rhoades of Anchorage, Alaska; Janice and Kerry Bailey of Cheyenne and Marsha and Dale Trowbridge of rural Eaton; seven grandchildren, Tim Rhoades, Matt, Sara and Abby Bailey and Cory, Nathan and Marissa Trowbridge.They are members of First Baptist Church of Eaton.
Sinden
Lee and Charles Sinden of Greeley will celebrate their 60th wedding anniversary with an open house from 1-4 p.m. Saturday at the Greeley Guest House, 5401 W. 9th St. Friends and family are invited and asked to omit gifts.Hosts of the event are their daughter and son-in-law, Tom and Betty Robb of Greeley; and two sons and daughter-in-law, Jim Sinden of Johnstown and Bob and Jo Sinden of Greeley.Lee Casteel and Charles Sinden were married Feb. 9, 1942, in Kimball, Neb.Mrs. Sinden is a homemaker. She enjoys spending time with her family and friends. Mr. Sinden retired from Great Western Sugar Company in 1984. The Sindens are longtime residents of the Eaton and Greeley areas. They are members of Harvest Time Tabernacle Church and have four grandchildren and three great-grandchildren.
Don and Norma Jeanne French of Greeley will celebrate their 60th wedding anniversary with their immediate family, three sons and daughters-in-laws, Steven and Mary Kay French of Denver, Dave and Linda French of Loveland and Doug and Mary French of Denver; two granddaughters and grandson-in–Law, Elisha and D.J. Price of Greeley and Jaclyn French of Florida; and one great-grandchild, Jazzmyn Price of Greeley.Norma Jeanne Caley and Don French were married Feb. 1, 1942, at the First Christian Church in Greeley by the Rev. Cecil.Following studies at Colorado University in Boulder, Mr. French was called to serve in the U.S. Army in August 1942. His service included time in the Army Signal Core in Europe. In 1946, he returned home to Greeley and Norma Jeanne. They both had careers; Mr. French was a certified jeweler/manager at Weiss Jewelery Store until his retirement in 1987, and Mrs. French worked as a dental assistant for Dr. Fuerst and later in retail at Erickson's Floral Shop.
Fran and Gid Gates of Greeley will celebrate their 60th wedding anniversary Monday with a private family celebration.Fran Timbers and Gid Gates were married Feb. 4, 1942, in San Luis Obispo, Calif., and have enjoyed living in Greeley since 1948. Mr. Gates served in the Army and is a retired 7-UP Bottling distributor and Realtor. Mrs. Gates is a homemaker, enjoys playing bridge and is active in PEO.The Gateses have a daughter and son-in-law, Nancy and Abran Quevedo of San Diego; two sons and daughters-in-law, John and Patty Gates of Greeley and Greg and Leslie Gates of Atlanta; and three grandchildren.
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Q: Is there a fast Form Validation Script? In jquery! I have a small form with "name", "email", "request", "message" fields.  All I want to do is highlight the borders of the input field red if the required info is missing upon submit.  I want the form results emailed.  Real simple.
Can anyone suggest a fast script for me?
Erik

A: $('form').submit(function(){
  var empty_inputs = $(this).find('input[type=text]:empty');
  if( empty_inputs.length > 0 ) {
    empty_inputs.addClass('error').after('
this field is required
');
    return false;
  }
  return true;
});

A: You can use the jQuery Validation Plug-in (http://bassistance.de/jquery-plugins/jquery-plugin-validation/) for client-side form validation. You'll need something like PHP, ASP.NET, ColdFusion, Jaxer or another server-side utility to fire off the email.

A: Like what Will Peavy suggested, jQuery validation plug-in (http://docs.jquery.com/Plugins/Validation) does a fairly good job for you to validate various input types, such as email, alph, digits. And it has been integrated very well with frameworks like ASP.NET MVC, Zend. You just need to do some proper set up to activate the plugin.

A: in addition to the selected answer. maybe someone need my way for valiation:
var postData = $('#formoid').not("input[type='checkbox']").serialize();

    var vals = postData.split('&');
    for(var i=0;i<vals.length;i++)
    {

        var comp = vals[i].split("=");
        if(comp[0]=="input_cert")//exception
            continue;
        if(comp[1]!="")
        {

            $("#"+comp[0]).parent().css("background-color", "white");
        }
        else
        {
            $("#"+comp[0]).parent().css("background-color", "red");
            $("#"+comp[0]).focus();
            $("#test").html("please check clolored field");
            return;
        }
    }

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Luisa Anhaltsko-Desavská (10. února 1631, Dessau – 25. dubna 1680, Oława) byla anhaltsko-desavská princezna z rodu Askánců a sňatkem vévodkyně z lehnická, břežská, wołówská a oławská vévodkyně.

Život
Luisa se narodila jako páté dítě knížete Jana Kazimíra Anhaltsko-Desavského a jeho první manželky Anežky, dcery lankraběte Mořice Hesensko-Kasselského.

24. listopadu 1648 se sedmnáctiletá Luisa v rodném městě Dessau provdala za o třináct let staršího Kristiána Břežsko-Lehnického. V době sňatku byl její manžel spoluvládce se svých starších bratrů Jiřího III. a Ludvíka IV. O čtyři roky později, v roce 1652, Luisa porodila první dítě, dceru Karolínu.

V roce 1653, poté, co obdržel dědictví po svém strýci Jiřím Rudolfovi Lehnickém, se bratři rozhodli rozdělit si domény; Kristián získal malá a chudá vévodství Wołów a Oława. Manželé se usadili v Oławě, kde Luisa v roce 1657 porodila druhou dceru Luisu, která však 6. února 1660 zemřela. 29. září 1660 se páru narodil dlouho očekávaný syn a dědic Jiří Vilém. Čtvrté, poslední dítě se narodilo v roce 1664, druhý syn Kristián Ludvík nicméně po měsíci života zemřel.

Možnost, že by Kristián zdědil všechny lehnické země se zdála nevyhnutelnou, protože žádný z jeho starších bratrů neměl přeživšího mužského potomka. Smrtí Ludvíka IV. v roce 1663 a Jiřího III. v roce 1664 se Kristián stal samostatným vládcem všech rodinných zemí.

Vévoda Kristián zemřel 28. února 1672. Jeho nástupcem se stal jeho jediný přeživší syn Jiří Vilém, protože byl ale nezletilý, bylo regentství podle vévodovi poslední vůle svěřeno Luise. Regentka, která byla tolerantní a velkorysou osobou, finančně pomáhala katolíkům, čímž si vysloužila nenávist protestantského obyvatelstva vévodství. Ti se rozhodli uspíšit prohlášení mladého vévody za plnoletého. Navzdory Luisiným protestům císař Leopold prohlásil 14. března 1675 Jiřího Ludvíka za plnoletého a za vládce vévodství. Jedním z prvních činů vévody bylo, že zbavil svou matku Wołówa, části jejího vdovského údělu. Vláda Jiřího Ludvíka však byla krátká; zemřel po osmi měsících vlády, 21. listopadu 1675 na neštovice. Protože byl bezdětný, vymřeli jím Piastovci po meči.

Louise si ponechala své věnné pozemky a odešla do Oławy, kde strávila poslední léta budováním barokního mauzolea slezských piastovců v kostele sv. Jana Křtitele v Lehnici, nazývaném také Piasteum, kde pohřbila ostatky svého manžela, syna a některých z jejich předků. Luisa zemřela 25. dubna 1680 ve věku 49 let a byla pohřbena vedle svého manžela. Její panství převzal její lenní pán, habsburský český král.

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Anhaltsko-Desavští
Slezští Piastovci
Lehnické kněžny
Narození v roce 1631
Narození 10. února
Narození v Dessau
Úmrtí v roce 1680
Úmrtí 25. dubna
Úmrtí v Oławě
Pohřbení v Lehnici
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First, draw a stick figure – this is called skeletonizing.
Now add some mass and form to your stick figure farmer guy…by adding a pear shape and a circle.
Now add even more mass and form to the figure. Also add fingers.
Now add the final details to your old farmer man.
OMG it looks hard but before I try is it hard?????
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Q: Transpose 2 columns multiple rows to 1 rows multiple columns I am trying to transpose the following table (example) to 1 row where column name is one of the row column 1 and the value of the row will be corresponding columns 2row[x].
Table

|--------------------------------|
|   ID  |     Key     |   Value  |
|--------------------------------|
|   1   |  'Color'    |    '13'  |
|   1   |  'Access'   |    'H'   |
|   1   |  'LastCalc' |  '17.06' |
|   2   |  'Choice'   |  'done'  |
|   2   |   'timeA'   |  '15:43' |
|--------------------------------|

Now i will need to select per ID
Selecting ID 1 will give me
|------------------------|
|     Key     |   Value  |
|------------------------|
|  'Color'    |    '13'  |
|  'Access'   |    'H'   |
|  'LastCalc' |  '17.06' |
|------------------------|

But i need
|--------------------------------|
| Color |   Access  |  LastCalc  |
|--------------------------------|
|  '13' |    'H'    |   '17.06'  |
|--------------------------------|

the amount of columns to be created with that method will not surpass 300 columns as i have another columns to ensure that the query will query by subset of 300 and create multiple rows for the same ID.
Anyone ever done that ? I have search around but everything i found was for fix amount of columns and did not do what i am looking for. Maybe i am not using proper search keywords.

A: Test Data
CREATE TABLE Test_Table_P(ID INT,[Key] VARCHAR(100),Value  VARCHAR(100))
INSERT INTO Test_Table_P VALUES
(1,'Color','13'),(1,'Access','H'),   (1,'LastCalc','17.06'),
(2,'Choice','done'),(2,'timeA','15:43')

Query
Say you have a variable @ID for which you want all the columns.
DECLARE @ID INT = 1;

to get the columns for a given ID since it will be different for each given id you will need to do the following to the the column name in the format of [col1],[col2],[col3],..... which is required for Pivot syntax.
DECLARE @Cols NVARCHAR(MAX);

SELECT @Cols =  STUFF((SELECT ', ' + [Key] [text()]
                     FROM Test_Table_P
                     WHERE ID = t.ID
                     FOR XML PATH(''), TYPE).value('.','NVARCHAR(MAX)')
                      ,1, 2, '')
FROM Test_Table_P t
WHERE ID = @ID
GROUP BY t.ID

Once you have Columns stored in a @Cols Variable, now you can create the PIVOT query and pass the column names inside the query. As follows...
DECLARE @sql NVARCHAR(MAX);

SET @sql = N'SELECT * FROM
            (
            SELECT ID, [Key], Value
            FROM Test_Table_P
            WHERE ID = @ID)Q
              PIVOT (MAX(Value)
                     FOR [Key]
                     IN (' + @Cols + N')
                    )p'

Once you have build the query you will need to execute it using system stored procedure sp_executesql. and since sp_executesql has its own scope and any variable declared are not visiable to sp_executesql you will need to pass the @ID to sp_executesql as its variable.
EXECUTE sp_executesql @sql
                      ,N'@ID INT'
                      ,@ID

Result Set
╔════╦═══════╦════════╦══════════╗
║ ID ║ Color ║ Access ║ LastCalc ║
╠════╬═══════╬════════╬══════════╣
║  1 ║    13 ║ H      ║ 17.06    ║
╚════╩═══════╩════════╩══════════╝


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The Giants have outrighted catcher Guillermo Quiroz and righty Brett Bochy. Quiroz, 32, saw just three MLB plate appearances this year and has only once made more than 100 trips to the plate in a single season despite seeing action in ten MLB campaigns. Bochy, son of manager Bruce, got his first taste of the bigs this year, allowing two earned runs in 3 1/3 innings.
After designating them for assignment recently, the Pirates have outrighted relievers John Axford and Jeanmar Gomez. Axford, 31, will look for a chance to bounce back after posting three seasons and 189 innings of 4.24 ERA work from the pen. Gomez, meanwhile, tossed 62 frames of 3.19 ERA ball after a solid 2013, but his peripherals do not quite back up the results.
Pittsburgh also outrighted utility infielder Chase d'Arnaud. The 27-year-old has fairly minimal MLB action, but owns a .251/.316/.370 line over 1,426 Triple-A plate appearances over parts of four seasons. He has spent his entire career in the Pirates organization.
The Yankees have outrighted outfielder Antoan Richardson after he racked up five stolen bases over the course of just 13 games (and 17 plate appearances) in New York. Richardson, 31, has been a consistent high-OBP and speed threat in the upper minors, but has yet to receive a real opportunity at the big league level.
Also outrighted was utilitman Jake Elmore of the Reds. Cincinnati claimed Elmore from the Athletics in early August. He ultimately saw just 12 plate appearances with the Reds, and is still looking for his first consistent MLB role at age 27.
Previously outrighted players Adam Moore of the Padres, Scott Elbert of the Dodgers, Matt McBride of the Rockies, and Evan Reed and Don Kelly of the Tigers have all elected free agency.
The Tigers announced that they have extended one-year, $15.3MM qualifying offer to impending free agents Max Scherzer and Victor Martinez. Additionally, the team announced that utility man Don Kelly and right-hander Evan Reed have been outrighted off the 40-man roster. The Tigers also announced that they have selected the contract of outfielder Wynton Bernard, adding him to the 40-man roster.
That Scherzer and Martinez — two of the top 10 free agents in the Majors — received qualifying offers comes as little surprise. Each should be in high demand this offseason, and by extending the QO, the Tigers assure themselves of receiving a compensatory draft pick at the end of the first round for each player, should he sign elsewhere as a free agent.
The 34-year-old Kelly has been with the Tigers in a utility capacity since 2009 and has posted a .234/.297/.340 in 1157 plate appearances with Detroit in that time. Kelly has seen time at every position on the diamond, including catcher and pitcher, in his career, although his lone experience at shortstop came with the Pirates in 2007 — his only Major League stint that came in a uniform other than that of the Detroit Tigers.
Reed, 28, pitched to a 4.18 ERA with 7.2 K/9 and 3.3 BB/9 in 32 1/3 innings for the Tigers this season, and he posted similar numbers in 24 1/3 inning sample size a year prior. That Reed would clear waivers is a mild surprise, given his 96 mph average fastball velocity and fairly solid 3.78 FIP, 3.89 xFIP and 3.51 SIERA marks in addition to his 4.20 ERA. He can become a minor league free agent now by refusing his outright assignment.
JUNE 26: Reed has cleared outright waivers and been assigned to Triple-A, the club announced.
JUNE 18: The Tigers have designated right-handed reliever Evan Reed for assignment, the club announced. Righty Chad Smith will receive his first big league call-up in Reed's place.
Reed, 28, had worked to a 4.91 ERA over 25 2/3 innings. But his underlying rate states look solid, as Reed has posted 8.1 K/9 against 3.2 BB/9 to go with a 55.7% groundball rate. And advanced metrics are somewhat more optimistic, crediting him with a 3.71 FIP and xFIP along with a 3.35 SIERA mark.
Taken in the 17th round of the 2011 draft out of USC, Smith has been outstanding thus far in his first action in the upper minors. He currently sports a 1.80 ERA through 35 innings (22 of which came at Triple-A), striking out 8.5 and walking 2.1 per nine.


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Top 10 Commerce Colleges in India
Map of Top Ten Commerce Colleges in India
*The Map showing the locations of Top ten Commerce Colleges in India.
Among the three primary academic streams, Commerce is one besides Humanities and Science. Rapid Industrialization and fast growth of the service sector has opened up a huge number of avenues and opportunities for the students with commerce background. There are more than 10,000 colleges and 250 universities all across India. Among these more than 5,000 Commerce colleges in India provide the students with the scope to gather knowledge in various fields like TRADE and Business, Marketing, economics, industrial and fiscal policies, Accountancy, Finance, Business Administration etc. As the Indian Economy is growing very fast, there is requirement for talented professionals who can contribute towards the Indian Economy. Different commerce colleges all over India, serves this purpose wonderfully well. They offer both undergraduate and postgraduate courses in commerce.
Top Ten Commerce Colleges in India
NAME OF THE COLLEGE
1 Sri Ram College of Commerce(SRCC) Maurice Nagar, University of Delhi, Delhi 011-2766 7905 http://srcc.edu/
2 Loyola College Sterling Road, Nungambakkam, Chennai 044-2817 8490 http://loyolacollege.edu/
3 St. Xavier's College 30 Park Street (30 Mother Teresa Sarani), Kolkata 033-22551101 http://sxccal.edu/
4 Lady Shriram College for Women (LSR) Lajpat Nagar-IV, Delhi 011-26434459/ 26460400/ 26460434/ 45494949 http://lsr.edu.in/
5 Christ College Hosur Road, Bangalore 080-40129100/ 40129600 http://christuniversity.in
6 St. Xavier's College 5, Mahapalika Marg, Mumbai 022-22620661 http://xaviers.edu/main/
7 Hindu College University of Delhi, University Enclave, Delhi 011-27667184 http://hinducollege.org/
8 Ramjas College University Enclave, Delhi 011-27667706 http://ramjascollege.edu/
9 Shri Narsee Monjee College of Commerce and Economics Juhu Scheme,, Ville Parle (West), Mumbai 022-26143157/ 26146681/ 26112460 http://nmcollege.in/
10 Madras Christian College(MCC) Velachery Main Road, East Tambaram, Chennai 044-22390675 http://mcc.edu.in/
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Industry and technology
Burisma Group is implementing a project for the construction of a turbo expander unit at the gas distribution station of the Vodianovskoye field
The development of a project for the construction of a high-pressure gas pipeline with a length of 8,200 m is now being completed, which will unite the Zhuravlin structure of the Derkachevsko-Voitenkovskaya area and the Vodyanovskoye UKGV for supplying natural gas to the gas distribution station of the Vodyanovskoye field, where it will be deeply cleaned from the propane-butane mixture using a turbo-expander unit SPBT or LPG).
According to preliminary estimates, the total amount invested by Burisma Group into the project will exceed UAH 1 billion.
The turbo-expander unit will allow Burisma Group to improve extracted gas processing, increase extraction profitability, and reduce production costs. It will also allow for a significant reduction in greenhouse gas emissions.
The project will create hundreds of new jobs and increase the volume of annual tax payments by tens of millions of hryvnias.
"Implementation of this project carries a huge importance not only for our Group, but for the entire country as well. Because it will allow to open new jobs with salaries exceeding the market average in the region, the amount of tax payments will increase, and the level of environmental and energy safety of Ukraine will improve," — mentioned Taras Burdeinyi, Burisma Group CEO.
The turbo-expander unit's capacity exceeds 1.8 mln cubic meters of gas per day. Project construction is at the stage of completion, it will be gradually put into operation during 2021.
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Prodos Games has previewed several miniatures from its new science-fiction wargame Starcide.
Those who are aware of Prodos will primarily know it as the maker of the Alien Vs Predator miniatures games and, up until recently, Warzone Resurrection, a reimagining of the classic Mutant Chronicles miniatures game. Prodos lost the licence to Warzone after Cabinet Entertainment - the holders of the IP – revoked it following a dispute between the two companies over a planned Kickstarter. As a result, Prodos has taken it upon itself to produce its own original sci-fi game.
Enter Starcide, a 32mm science-fantasy game currently in the middle of development. Set in a dystopian future, mankind is united under four noble houses that comprise the 'Empire of Man' – not to be confused, of course, with the Imperium of Man from another dystopian science-fantasy setting that shall remain nameless. Arrayed against humanity is a selection of various gribbly alien races; your standard little grey men, reptilian Aztec-themed xenos (aka Lizardmen in Spaaaace!), and last, but by no means least, space vampires.
As well as releasing several pieces of artwork and a number of 3D renders for some of the miniatures on Facebook, Prodos has also successfully produced its first plastic injection sprue; the elite vampires squad of the Black Sun faction. As can be seen from the photos, the detailing on the miniatures is certainly very good, at least comparable (if not better), than some of Games Workshop's releases.
The rules are currently still in Alpha, though Prodos has stated several design goals on social media. At present, the game is being designed for play on a 36-by-36 inch table, with games capped at 120 minutes. Though exact figures have yet to be specified, average army sizes are expected to be relatively small, with each faction possibly using a card-based system to supplement actions on the tabletop.


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Termites Removal
Do Termites Have Eyes?
The vast majority of termites are blind, but that hasn't stopped these insects from being among the most successful species on the planet for tens of millions of years.
In fact, 90% of all termites among the more than 3,000 known varieties do not have any eyes at all. They don't need visual sight since they spend the entirety of their lives deep inside the dark tunnels of their wooden host structures.
How Do Termites See?
In a sense, the term "blind" is a matter of definition or semantics. Think about it. If a creature without eyesight nevertheless has at its disposal multiple different ways to accurately perceive its surrounding environment, can they truly said to be blind?
Consider the way a bat uses its natural "bat radar" to send out echolocation signals. This allows it to expertly snatch fast-moving insects out of a dark night sky. Bats do not rely on eyesight at all, but they clearly are far from blind. Indeed, in many ways, bat radar ability is superior to eyesight.
The same can be said about the termite. They have evolved a number of biological skills and tools that allow them to expertly get everything done they need to get done, including navigating and shaping a world to their advantage.
Sight For The Privileged Few
Termites have a distinct social order and hierarchy. Those at the very top are granted the gift of eyesight. They are the queen and king termite. It is somewhat ironic that this privileged pair have visual capability since all they do is sit around, mate and lay eggs.
They don't travel, lead their followers on patrol or even find their own food. Food is brought to them by the workers. It is uncertain why the king and queen termite should need the gift of sight — but they have it.
And get this: Even the termite soldiers are blind. They don't have eyes, but their job is to defend the colony. That usually means taking on the termite's greatest and most bitter enemy — the ant.
Ants that prey on termites enjoy full eyesight, and it must be said, they tend to have a tremendous advantage. Ants kill termites in large numbers on a regular basis.
They use them for food. However, soldier termites are able to provide a sufficient defense to at least maintain the integrity of the colony.
Eyes For The Skies
The only other class of termite to have eyes are the alates, or winged termites. This special breed of termite need lighted vision because their job is to fly away from their homes to locate new colonies and to mate.
Alates are both male and female. Two of them in a swarm will someday become the king and queen of a fresh colony. This may explain why kings and queens end up having workable eyes — because they started out as alates.
Other Non-Eyesight Sensing Modes
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Worker and soldier termites use a chemical method to perceive their environment. These chemicals are called pheromones. They facilitate a method more akin to smelling than seeing, although is it significantly different from what we normally think of as "smelling."
Termites use their antenna to detect traces of pheromones that show them pathways representing where they need to go. Termites leave these pheromones behind like a trail of breadcrumbs for their pals to follow.
A pheromone trail is akin to a bright line which is easy for a termite follow — yet this bright line would be invisible to a creature using eyesight. It must be noted that some predatory ants have learned to "decipher the code" of termite pheromone trails, as reported in a remarkable study published in the proceedings of the Royal Society B.
Termites also use their pheromones to communicate messages to one another. They excrete these messenger chemicals from special glands in their chests.
Many different kinds of pheromone are each keyed to messages with specific meanings. Termites use intricately calibrated pheromones to invoke vivid communications which elicit a variety of social responses.
No Ears Or "Normal" Hearing Either
One might think that because termites are eyeless and sightless they would make up for it with excellent hearing — but they don't even have ears.
Here again, the creative termite has opted for a novel and innovative way to accomplish a different kind of "hearing." In many respects, termite-brand hearing is better than the way most other animals hear. Its a method that sounds almost like science fiction.
Termite transmit mechanical signals using special vibrations. Intriguingly, they build their system of tunnels in a way that expertly allows wood to transmit sound to one another.
For example, when soldier termites want to warn the entire colony of an impending invasion, they pound their heads against the walls of their tunnels.
This propagates a signal throughout the wood that has a precise pulse rate which repeats at a frequency of 10 to 20 Hz. The velocity of the signal is ~130 ms −1, and this is is attenuated by a ~0.4 dB per centimeter distance.
In other words, this signal is a 5-alarm fire drill for the entire colony. They respond by frantically retreating deeper into the interior of their colony.
The vibration also tells other soldiers where to go so that they can engage the enemy in battle — which is almost always against their most bitter rival — predatory ants, say E. O. Wilson and Bert Hölldobler in their Pulitzer Prize winning book, The Ants.
By the way, the remarkably subtle sound-frequency measurements of termites were accomplished by German research scientists Felix A. Hager and Wolfgang H. Kirchner. They reported their findings in the Journal of Experimental Biology.
Furthermore, the termite has developed an even a more fascinating, perhaps even astounding, way to "hear." Termites can "tune in" to natural plant spores floating in the environment. They can "read" signals from these spores and then produce vibrational displays that will warn others in the colony that natural — or man made — poisons are coming their way. Then they can retreat to safety in deeper levels if possible.
This is one of the ways termites have adapted to the poisons designed by professional pest control experts who must keep coming up with new ways to battle the incredibly resourceful, adaptable termite.
No Sight — No Problem
It's clear that 47 million years of evolution have equipped termites with powerful and amazingly creative ways to perceive their world that go well beyond what we think of as normal sight and sound.
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Q: Serverless flask python application - No module named 'numpy.core._multiarray_umath' when using Numpy The numpy package fails to import when running in the lambda function after deploying. I am not sure what the issue is but the numpy module simply just fails to finish importing with the following error:
ModuleNotFoundError: No module named 'numpy.core._multiarray_umath'

the outputted versions are as follows:
* The Python version is: Python3.9 from "/var/lang/bin/python3.9"
* The NumPy version is: "1.22.0"

I am making use of Serverless Python Requirements in order to add packages to the lambda function.
I have already attempted to change python versions from 3.8 to 3.9 and the numpy versions from 1.23.3 to 1.22.0 but it seems numpy fails to import regardless.

A: The issue was being triggered by the numpy module not importing correctly inside of lambda at runtime.
This was caused by the incorrect architecture being used to deploy the lambda function, as my local setup did not match the environment lambda operates in.
I used a docker image to solve this and the module imported properly and the function behaved.


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Teaming Up to Tackle Climate Change
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Sports and sustainability have been getting on the same team in recent years. What drives sports teams and sports-related organizations to support sustainability may differ from case to case. For example, teams and leagues may:
Want to offset the climate impact from their operations or fan activities;
Desire to educate and inspire, realizing that they have the potential to reach large audiences;
Feel driven to address environmental issues because they are some of the most pressing issues of our time; or
Realize that environmental degradation may impact their sport directly, such as by limiting the number of opportunities available for sports enthusiasts (e.g., heat waves limiting time outside; natural infrastructure essential to a sport is being degraded or destroyed).
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In all of these cases, the goal is to do well – and to do good. Verra can help teams and leagues excel in doing good.
Verra develops and manages standards that help countries, the private sector and civil society achieve their sustainable development and climate action goals.
Our standards ensure that projects using our certification have real, measurable and permanent impacts that are audited by third parties and are listed in a transparent registry that can be viewed by anyone.
Verra's Verified Carbon Standard (VCS) is the world's leading voluntary greenhouse gas (or carbon credit) program. 1,495 projects are certified to this standard and collectively have issued 339 million VCUs, which is the equivalent of taking 72 million cars off the road for a year.
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Forest conservation projects:
NASCAR, Yankees, Mets, World Surf League
Cookstoves projects:
Major League Soccer, Yankees, Mets
Mangrove restoration projects:
Sustainable Surf
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Supporting land use projects in addressing climate change, supporting local communities and smallholders and conserving biodiversity
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The Offset Project Registry (OPR) facilitates the participation of offset projects within the California cap-and-trade program


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from django.conf import settings
from django.db import transaction
from django.db.models.signals import post_delete, pre_save

from wagtail.images import get_image_model

def post_delete_file_cleanup(instance, **kwargs):
    # Pass false so FileField doesn't save the model.
    transaction.on_commit(lambda: instance.file.delete(False))

def post_delete_purge_rendition_cache(instance, **kwargs):
    instance.purge_from_cache()

def pre_save_image_feature_detection(instance, **kwargs):
    if getattr(settings, 'WAGTAILIMAGES_FEATURE_DETECTION_ENABLED', False):
        # Make sure the image doesn't already have a focal point
        if not instance.has_focal_point():
            # Set the focal point
            instance.set_focal_point(instance.get_suggested_focal_point())

def register_signal_handlers():
    Image = get_image_model()
    Rendition = Image.get_rendition_model()

    pre_save.connect(pre_save_image_feature_detection, sender=Image)
    post_delete.connect(post_delete_file_cleanup, sender=Image)
    post_delete.connect(post_delete_file_cleanup, sender=Rendition)
    post_delete.connect(post_delete_purge_rendition_cache, sender=Rendition)

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If you are looking to rent a dumpster in Bergheim, one of your primary considerations is going to be cost. There are generally two pricing options available when renting a dumpster in Bergheim. Flat rate is pricing determined by the size of the dumpster, not the amount of material you place in it. Per ton pricing will charge you based on the weight you need hauled.
One sort of pricing structure is not necessarily more expensive than the other. In the event you know exactly how much material you have to throw away, you might get a better deal with per ton pricing. On the other hand, flat rate pricing can help you keep a limit on prices when you are dealing with unknown weights. Whether you frequently rent dumpsters for work or just desire a one-time rental for a project round the home, you need to shop around for the best rental costs predicated on your own needs.
There are lots of things to consider when selecting a local or national dumpster rental business in Bergheim. Follow these guidelines to help you select which option is better for you.
A local dumpster rental business in Bergheim may offer better customer services that help you complete your project while keeping prices low. Lots of them, nevertheless, have a restricted variety of dumpsters to rent. Should you not schedule an appointment in advance, you may not have the option you want.
A national dumpster rental business in Bergheim will typically have more sizes and designs to satisfy the unique needs of your endeavor. National companies are likewise a good option for building teams which work in many cities. Some folks, however, complain that national companies aren't as adaptable as locally owned companies.
When you rent a temporary dumpster, your goal is to fill it up and possess the waste hauled away. But if you'd like your waste recycled, you might have to really go about it in a slightly different manner. Waste in most temporary dumpsters isn't recycled as the containers are so big and hold so much stuff.
If you are interested in recycling any waste from your endeavor, check into getting smaller containers. Many dumpster rental companies in Bergheim have a broad variety of containers available, including those for recycling. These are normally smaller than temporary dumpsters; they are the size of routine trash bins and smaller.
If you wish to recycle, learn if the company you're working with uses single stream recycling (you don't have to sort the material) or in the event you will need to form the recyclable stuff into different containers (aluminum cans, cardboard, plastics, etc.) This will make a difference in the variety of containers you should rent.
When you rent a dumpster in Bergheim, you're dealing with professionals who use terms connected with the construction industry and dumpsters each day. As you probably don't use these terms daily, here's a bit of the lingo to get you acclimated. This will really help you cope with business employees who may get impatient should you not understand what they are describing about their products.
"Container" and "roll off" are both satisfactory terms for the big metal box you need to rent. Professionals don't use the term "dumpster" as much as the other terms. Containers are usually leased in cubic yard sizes, but you don't have to contain the "cubic" part. Simply say "yard" or "yarder." If, for instance, you wish to rent a 30-yard dumpster, you can say, "I am interested in a 30-yard roll off" or "I Had like to rent a 30-yarder." Take advantage of these terms, and you'll sound like a pro when you call.
2. Give you and the rental business a lot of time. It's best to call ahead at least a week or two before you want the dumpster. If you try to schedule an appointment sooner than that, you might have a limited collection.
3. Keep in contact with all the rental business. If anything changes in your program, contact the business as soon as possible to tell them. That way, you can adjust the appointment as needed without restricting your options.
You can set most kinds of debris into a dumpster rental in Bergheim. There are, nevertheless, some exclusions. For instance, you cannot put chemicals into a dumpster. That includes motor oil, paints, solvents, automotive fluids, pesticides, and cleaning agents. Electronic Equipment and batteries are also prohibited. If something poses an environmental risk, you probably cannot place it in a dumpster. Get in touch with your rental business if you're unsure.
That makes most forms of debris that you could place in the dumpster, contain drywall, concrete, lumber, and yard waste. Just about any kind of debris left from a building job can go in the dumpster.
Particular types of okay debris, nevertheless, may require additional fees. If your plan is to throw away used tires, mattresses, or appliances, you need to request the rental business whether you are required to pay an extra fee. Adding these to your dumpster may cost anywhere from $25 to $100, depending on the thing.
The amount of money that you spend renting a dumpster in Bergheim will depend on several variables.
The size of the dumpster is a major factor that will affect your rental fees. Smaller dumpsters are typically more economical than bigger ones.
The amount of time that you might want to keep the dumpster rental in Bergheim will also influence the cost. The longer you keep the dumpster, the more you can expect to pay.
Services are another factor that could impact your total cost. Many firms comprise services like dumpster drop off and pick up in their costs. Some companies, however, fee for these services. That makes it important for you to ask about any hidden fees.
Dumpster leases are one of the most affordable means to remove waste and debris from a house or commercial property. Still, it's important for you to consider your options to ensure you receive the best price possible on your dumpster rental in Bergheim.
Requesting businesses for price quotes is one of the simplest methods to ensure you get a great deal. After speaking to a number of businesses, you can compare the quotes to determine which one meets your needs at the bottom cost. When getting quotes, make sure the businesses comprise all of the services you will want. Some companies charge extra for services like drop off and pick up. They could also charge higher rates for removing certain kinds of stuff. By having them comprise all of the fees in your estimate, you can compare the prices accurately instead of getting mislead by a rental business that conceals additional costs.


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Breaking down the weather forecast for Federated Auto Parts 400 Salute to First Responders
Weather is always a factor for NASCAR races, so here's what's projected for the Federated Auto Parts 400 Salute to First Responders race at the Richmond Raceway.
By kate.magdziuk@FFballblast Sep 10, 2021, 5:00am PDT
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NASCAR is heading down to the Richmond Raceway this weekend for another slate of races in the 2021 NASCAR playoffs. To start things, we have the Xfinity Series race on Saturday at 2:30 p.m. ET which will air on NBC Sports Network. The Xfinity series will be followed up by another Saturday race to close out racing weekend. The Cup Series will run the Federated Auto Parts 400 Salute to First Responders, which will also air on NBC Sports Network, at 7:30p.m. ET.
Below we'll take a look at the weather projected for the Richmond Raceway this weekend in Richmond, Virginia, with info courtesy of AccuWeather. Since we are still a couple of days out from race weekend, the forecasts are all tentative. So far, it looks like we'll be set for plenty of sunshine to avoid any delays.
Saturday, September 11th
Hi 85°, Low 62°: Mostly sunny with a 10% chance of rain and 13% cloud cover
2:30 p.m. ET, Go Bowling 250 (250 laps, 187.5 miles)
7:30 p.m. ET, Federated Auto Parts 400 Salute to First Responders (400 laps, 300 miles)
Sunday, September 12th
Hi 88°, Low 64°: Sunshine with 0% projected cloud cover
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import sys
from apps import manager, db
from apps.users.models import User

if __name__ == '__main__':
    # parser = argparse.ArgumentParser()
    # parser.add_argument('createsuperuser', nargs='+')
    # if len(sys.argv) == 1:
    #     parser.print_help()
    #     sys.exit(1)
    # args = parser.parse_args()

    CRUSER = 'createsuperuser'
    if CRUSER in sys.argv:
        # Get information
        username = raw_input('Username: ')
        if not username:
            print('Username is require!')
            sys.exit(False)
        email = raw_input('Email: ')
        if not email:
            print('Email is require!')
            sys.exit(False)
        password = raw_input('Password: ')
        if not password:
            print('Password is require!')
            sys.exit(False)
        re_password = raw_input('Re password: ')
        if password != re_password:
            print('Re Password is not equal password!')
            sys.exit(False)

        # Save information to database
        try:
            user = User(username=username, email=email)
            user.set_password(password)
            db.session.add(user)
            db.session.commit()
        except Exception as error:
            print('Create superuser error!', error)
            sys.exit(False)

        print('Create superuser success!')
        sys.exit(True)
    manager.run()


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use gameboy::opcodes::OpCode;

pub struct DisassembledLine {
    opcode: OpCode,
}


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In his wild youth growing up in Fall River, Massachusetts, F. Alex Johnson would head south to Newport to hear the local music scene. Now at the age of 46, he�s returning, not to listen, but to play. Johnson�s trio Colorway, based in Northampton, Massachusetts, will perform their rootsy pop rock at the Broadway bar Pour Judgement on Friday, Nov. 18.
As continuing lead guitarist for the internationally-renowned senior rock ensemble Young@Heart Chorus, Johnson played the Jane Pickens Theater and the Newport Folk Fest in 2008. Now he�s eager to introduce Newport crowds to his newest band formed in 2012. In the four years since Colorway�s founding, the band has opened for the likes of Foreigner, Delta Deep, Richard Lloyd and The Yardbirds. They also played the 2016 Green River Festival. Johnson was also co-founder of the 1990s alt-country group Drunk Stuntmen.
It�s a love that goes back to Johnson�s childhood, when he started out by learning the violin � although, growing up on classic rock, he didn�t always play it in the traditional way.
�I�d hold my violin like a guitar,� he recalled with a laugh, �and I�d pluck it like I was Rick Springfield.� Shades of things to come were on display when the young Johnson adorned the classical instrument with a Harley-Davidson skull and wings sticker.
Nevertheless, he did take playing the violin seriously, even winning the gold medal at Durfee High School�s Fiddle Festival three years in a row starting at age 10.
�I got really good at (the violin),� Johnson said, �but the time came when I had to choose, and guitar won out.� He credits this choice to hearing �Stairway to Heaven� during a school music class at age 12. �I went home and picked out the notes,� he said. And he was hooked on guitar from then on.
Two years after this eye-opening experience, Johnson received his first guitar as a gift, one he didn�t keep to himself for long. �When you start playing music,� he said, �you do it for yourself first and foremost, but you want people to enjoy it too.� So at age 15, the budding musician started playing guitar in what he refers to as �Portuguese wedding bands� in Fall River, and a year later he was playing with cover bands. A musical career seemed a natural fit.
But playing isn�t enough for Johnson. Driven to share his knowledge and passion for music with others and to invest in music�s future, he has been teaching guitar to teens, with a focus on classic rock, since 2014.
For their Pour Judgement debut, Colorway will be performing songs from their acclaimed album �The Black Sky Sequined,� named after a poem penned by Johnson�s late mother Judy, along with two new new numbers. The band is currently working on material for a new album as well.


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Q: Pattern matching in Association fails in `Set` assignment I want to define a symbolic-valued function using Set to memoize the result. However, I get different results when using an Association and a List:
f1[x_] =  (Pause[3];{"a"->1,"b"->x})
f2[x_] := (Pause[3];{"a"->1,"b"->x})
g1[x_] =  (Pause[3];Association@@{"a"->1,"b"->x})
g2[x_] := (Pause[3];Association@@{"a"->1,"b"->x})

When running these functions, only f1 and f2 produce the correct result, and only f1 memoizes the result, only requiring one computation involving a Pause (here standing in for a more expensive computation).
In[2]:= f1[y]
Out[2]= {"a" -> 1, "b" -> y}

In[3]:= f2[y]
Out[3]= {"a" -> 1, "b" -> y} (* long computation *)

In[4]:= g1[y]
Out[4]= <|"a" -> 1, "b" -> x|> (* incorrect *)

In[5]:= g1[y]
Out[5]= <|"a" -> 1, "b" -> x|> (* incorrect; long computation *)

Looking at the common pitfalls question, one finds that Associations were atomic in Mathematica™ 10.4. I am currently using version 13, and it appears that AtomQ@Association == True still. I suspect this is causing the issue I am working with.
As Mathematica™'s built-in dictionary data structure, I first attempted to use it to build a class-like object one can build easily in other languages. Building getters and setters with Associations is relatively easy, but now function definitions are getting complicated.
Am I better off using lists of rules to get around this issue, or is there a workaround I can use, perhaps with Replace[expr,x->#]& or something to that effect?

A: I think you're running into the issue described here. To work around it, you can try something like the following:
(g[x_] := Association[#]) &[
 (Pause[3]; {"a" -> 1, "b" -> x})
 ]

g[2]
(* <|"a" -> 1, "b" -> 2|> *)

Effectively, we are pre-computing the result without the Association wrapper, and create a SetDelayed rule that only converts it into an association before returning. This keeps the x visible to SetDelayed, while still pre-computing everything else.
An alternative that also supports nested associations is to use a dummy symbol:
(g[x_] := With[{association = Association}, #]) &[
 (Pause[3];
  association["a" -> 1, "b" -> x, "c" -> association["d" -> x^2]])
 ]

g[2]
(* <|"a" -> 1, "b" -> 2, "c" -> <|"d" -> 4|>|> *)

Here, we replace the dummy symbol association with Association before returning the result. I used With above, but ReplaceAll and similar should also work

A: I don't actually see any memoization going on here. To get it memoized, the typical pattern looks like this:
g11[x_] := g11[x] = <|"a" -> 1, "b" -> x|>

or to mimic your complex calculation
g11[x_] := (Pause[3]; g11[x] = <|"a" -> 1, "b" -> x|>)

Does that work for you?


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Wiki night is about networking, getting to hear what corporates have to say and meeting other EWB-SA student members.
As an engineering student, there is a lot we can give to our communities and to the society as a whole. This could be in the form of volunteering. By volunteering, we can bridge the gap between the communities, high school learners and the university by sharing our knowledge. This is where EWB-SA and the university students come in, giving back to our communities.
As university students, there is still a lot to learn before going to the workplace, this is where the senior engineers and the professionals within academia come in handy. As students, we can learn a lot and equip ourselves with all the knowledge and skills we need for the workplace apart from what we learn in the lecture rooms. Engaging with the senior engineers will give us an opportunity to engage in and solve some of the real life problems, thereby linking what we learn in class with real problems.
EWB-SA promises to be exciting, and this is what I need as a student, to be involved in activities that will see us giving back and building our communities and the country as a whole. Students graduate every year, however, our beloved country still needs committed, hardworking and determined engineers who have the passion, drive and enthusiastic about taking this 'special' discipline to another level. Chatting to the EWB-SA management during the Wiki night meeting gave me an understanding of what EWB-SA is all about. EWB-SA is a very good platform for students to give back to the community, and also engage, interact and be mentored by professionals within the industry. This is exactly what I need, I am fully committed to this initiative and I will engage in all the EWB-SA activities.
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Q: Fluids in motion and pressure We are taught in the lessons of fluid mechanics that for an ideal non compressible and non viscous fluid $at-rest$, the pressure at any point within the fluid is independent of the direction. But I want to know whether it is true for a fluid $in-motion$? If really it is true then how can this be explained.
Suppose a fluid is flowing ideally( steady) in a tube then at any point in space inside tube we choose, the value of pressure due to fluid  for the imaginary area element will be higher when its area vector will be parallel to the velocity of particles of fluid. In all the other cases particles will not strike the imaginary area element with full impact and hence it shows that pressure is not independent of direction! Where have I gone wrong?

A: A fluid in motion possesses momentum, just like any massive body in motion. And if the momentum changes, for example if the fluid hits a plate as you suggest, then there will be a force defined by:
$$ F = \frac{d\vec{p}}{dt} $$
And remember that momentum is a vector, so the force we get by differentiating it is also a vector (obviously) and is dependant on direction. So the pressure in a system where the fluid is in motion will not be independant of direction. The pressure is only the same anywhere when the fluid is not changing momentum, which usually but not necessarily means it isn't moving.


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The Los Angeles Lakers lost an exciting, competitive game to the Charlotte Hornets Tuesday night, 109-104. It was a welcome sign that the purple and gold played the game with much greater energy and passion than usual, which allowed them to forge an early seven-point lead. However, their inability to defend with even a modicum of skill allowed the offensively-challenged Hornets to score 58 first half points as well as the key shots with the game on the line in the fourth quarter.
The Lakers were led by D'Angelo Russell, Julius Randle, and Jordan Clarkson. Tarik Black had an outstanding third quarter in which he scored 11 points, which kept the Lakers in the game. In the end, however, it was not enough to hold off the reeling Hornets, who entered the contest as losers of 13 of their past 15 games.
Here are the three biggest takeaways from the loss to the Hornets.
1. Julius Randle Was a Monster
The Julius Randle who showed up to play the Hornets was the dominant player the Lakers dreamed about for three years, the player they hoped they had drafted when he left college after a single season at the University of Kentucky. He was focused, he was energized, and he hustled the entire game. Randle finished with 23 points on 10-of-14 shooting, 18 rebounds, six assists, and three steals. He was locked in the entire game.
Where has this Randle been the past two months? Will we see him again anytime soon? That is the key question as the team looks forward to the next context. So often this season he has looked flat and disinterested, but not Tuesday night. He was a monster.
This is the Randle the Lakers need on a consistent basis. It will be interesting to see if he can keep it up.
2. D'Angelo Russell Continued His Recent String of Good Games
Russell was aggressive from the start, and while he did not do much in the second and third quarters, he re-emerged late in the game and made two key three-point shots that kept the game close. Russell played with confidence and ran the offense effectively. If he could ever learn to play that way for an entire game, he would begin to meet some of the high expectations placed on him.
Against the Hornets, Russell had a strong stat line, finishing with 23 points, nine assists, and two steals. He did have three turnovers, which is too high, but they were not all his fault.
Since the All-Star break, Russell has put together three consecutive performances where he has played well. It is this kind of consistency the Lakers have been looking for. With 21 games left in the season, all eyes will be on Russell to see if he can have a true breakthrough as an NBA player late in his second season in the league.
3. Luol Deng Did Not Play
Last month, center Timofey Mozgov lost his starting role and has not played a minute since. Deng was also demoted but continued to see the court with the second unit. That is, until Tuesday night, when Deng joined Mozgov on the bench which meant, for the first time, neither saw any playing time.
It appears as though Mozgov's season is over, and it may be the same for Deng. The Lakers seem committed at this stage to giving more opportunities to the younger players.
Should this occur, it means that the two highest paid players on the roster – by far – are both out of the rotation entirely. Unfortunately, the team still owes these two veterans over one hundred million dollars the next three years. What a debacle.
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