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The High school of Karakura. It's where the students come to learn. People who are usually here is humans, special humans. And from time to time soul repears in gigai. Hollows can also appear here.
The major hospital within the town of Kamakura. Most caualties, or the ill are sent to the Hospital, some oddly dissappear, others come out healthy. It's a strange, yet helpful place centered within Karakura Town.
This mall is always busy. It's normally full of teenagers, but, alot of the time, there are adults, and children, all for the same reason... TO SHOP! This Mall has officially around 50 different stores within it, and the plaza is gigantic, as well as the courtyard where many hang out at.
These woods have been around for many, many years. They are about half of the town itself size, and these woods, as you get deeper within them, instead of meadows leads to darkness. From the exterior of these woods it appears quite peaceful, but, as you get closer within them, there is a 'hidden' perception. Do not be mislead, alot of times, the forest itself is peaceful, other times... It is scary, but ALWAYS it has been a mystery.
This area is a larger portion of mostly rural land, with some houses. It is not as crowded as Karakura Town intself, and it is usually alot quieter. Most who live here can't stand the urban, or suburban life... So, they move to the Outskirts, which are more isolated.
This is a vast proportion, the largest, of Soul Society. It is also referred to as the Rukon District. This vast area, is made up of 320 different districts, or communities. Districts closer to the center of Soul Society are more peaceful, lawful and pleasant... The districts that are within the best range of the center are districts 1-79. There is a darker side, more like the slums of all these districts, which are districts 80-320. Usually, the Soul Reapers don't associate themselves with the Rukon District.
Sereitei is located deep within the center of Soul Society. It is also where the 13 Gotei reside within. There are four gateways, and four seperate districts within these gateways, it takes roughly ten days to reach each district, or gate. All Spiritual Power is negated, or cancelled if used within the Sereitei due to the material it was built upon, with the exception of the Soul Reaper Academy. Usually, souls whom live within Rukongai, and are bored, or wish to avoid remaining that lifestyle proceed applying for the Soul Reaper academy, to be transformed mentally, spiritually and phsyically into Soul Reapers under 1 of the 13 divisions.
The main prison of the Soul Society, the setting is very gloomy... But, alot of prisoners are actually given permission to do things outside, still behind closed doors, and move freely. What drives these prisoners mad, is the gloominess, and isolation of the prison itself. It is under the control of the 3rd 'Detention' Division, and no one may enter unless they disarm themselves of their Zanpaktou, also, you cannot come within the prison, unless you're a prisoner, or you are someone respected, and adept with hand-to-hand fighting skills.
This a vast, seemingly endless desert. Usually the only resources found within the Endless Desert are dead trees, or perhaps weakened trees, and some boulders. As well as quartz sometimes. Most Hollow don't present themselves, but, if they do, normally it is within the Desert. Usually they don't reside within the desert literally, unless something provokes them, or lures their attenttion.
The Forest of Menos is a forest literally beneath the Endless Desert. Silver quartz breed trees within the depths of the Desert, and it is where most of the Hollow actually live, or reside during their time within their dimension of Hueco Mundo.
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Jewelry is usually used as an accessory to our outfits. But, where do you place them when you get home? My mom used to always lose one of her earrings in her purse because she never had a place to put them near her changing area. If you are similar to her, you can make this to remind you where to place these precious items. Below is the step by step instructions on how to make a DIY Earring Organizer Picture Frame. Feel free to share and try it today. It's a great gift for college student dorms or Mother's Day.
What you need to make this Earring Organizer Picture Frame.
How to make this Earring Organizer Picture Frame?
Remove the back of the 8×10 frame and the plastic cover.
Lay the plastic that was inside the frame over the cork square. Trace around the 8 x 10 plastic. Then, cut cork to an 8 x 10 size. Cut with scissors.
Hot glue the cut cork to the back of the opening where the picture would lay using hot glue around the edges on the back side. Then affix with hot glue.
Hot glue the 8 x 10 back with the stand to the cork that is glued.
Paint the frame with chalk paint. Mixing white and onyx chalk paint together, create this color. Paint two coats and let dry completely.
It may take a few hours for each layer. Note: You can also paint this before putting in the cork.
Add the half-moon beads to the edges of the frame opening affixing with the hot glue gun. A little dab of hot glue works fine. Continue around the four sides.
Cut the 1-inch fabric pins to about 1/2 inch using a knelt nose pliers. Trash the tips you cut off.
Place the pins and the gems into the cork diagonally. The earrings can be pressed into the correct directly. The other pins can be used for bracelets and necklaces too.
Here's the finished product! What do you think? Would you make this? If you want to visit our other DIY projects, click here. Looking for places to donate unwanted jewelry, check out our Places to Donate Jewelry post. Here's an example of another jewelry DIY organizer from another blogger.
I hope this DIY project motivates you to organize your jewelry in your home. How do you organize your jewelry? Please leave a comment below. We would love to hear from you.


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This top is so me. It's quirky, it's undecided, it's beautiful, it has many layers. And yet it works. It's like organized chaos. I'm all about it. Somehow every pattern and every color is boldly on display at the same time. There's a balance to the crazy that I'm obsessed with. It's outfits like these that make me feel like I get to wear what's on the inside: a patchwork of experiences that all somehow fit together to make this random but beautiful life. Also, I'm claiming this as my Mamma Mia shirt! It's the type of shirt you can stuff in a suitcase and wear anywhere yet look confidently cool and at home. What outfit defines you?
On Thanksgiving, I'll be wearing this $7 striped dress from Goodwill. Cute, right? I found it while hunting for our Halloween costumes, and I knew it would be the perfect little special occasion dress and elevate-the-every-day work dress. We took these pictures at Squire's Castle, one of my favorite parks in Cleveland. It's this dress that inspired what I wanted to write about it when it came to my feelings on gratitude this year.
I realize this is just a dress, but it and other things I've thrifted or repurposed over the years holds a lot of meaning for me. It represents a resourcefulness that I've discovered in myself to take what life has given me and make the most of it. I can't afford my dream wardrobe. Well, truthfully I probably can, but if I spent my money on that I would have nothing left in my savings account. And, my dream wardrobe has far too many dresses, fussy heels, and sequins for my actual day-to-day life. That's why it's called a "dream wardrobe." Something to aspire to that inspires my actual wardrobe and occasionally leads me to ask for gold sequin pants for Christmas that I'll only wear once a year. We all have one or two items like that in our wardrobe, right?
Just like any idealized version of reality, dreams of achieving perfection can sometimes cause us to be envious of others who we believe have achieved this sort of state of nirvana, and worst of all, it can cause us to stop being grateful for what we DO have. But the reality of the situation is that what we do have is so much better than a dream. A dream can be something that inspires you to take a leap of faith and elevate the every day, which is amazingly helpful when you need motivation. But sometimes I think we can forget that a dream is only a dream. As inspirational as it can be, it can also be fake, shallow, and two dimensional. And truthfully, reality is so much more satisfying. Because of it's twists and turns, reality challenges you to take what DO have and make it interesting, different, fun, quirky, and uniquely you.
That is why I love writing a style blog so much. It doesn't have to be about buying certain brands so that I can fit into a particular mold and get more followers. It's taking the clothes I do have and styling them in a different way. It's walking into a thrift store not knowing what I'll walk out with. It's taking something old and making it new again. It's realizing that what you have already is exactly what you needed in the first place.
I've been listening to Elizabeth Gilbert's Magic Lessons podcast lately, and I would highly recommend it if you are a creative soul or if you just need a nice, encouraging person to listen to. In an episode where she interviews comedian John Hodgman, he talks about how he feels when embarking on new creative endeavors. Instead of feeling fear or anxiety to try something he's never done before, he described feeling grateful for the opportunity to be creative. I loved hearing that sentiment because it is something I relate to, and I don't think that philosophy has to stop there. I would like to extend the idea of being grateful for the chance to be creative to my everyday life. Instead of getting frustrated that something isn't going the way I planned, I would like to tackle the unplanned with a little creativity and be grateful for the chance to do so.
After a year that was challenging in different ways — from the political to the personal — I am grateful that with a little creativity and vision, you can make the most out of what you have, and sometimes, it can be better than what you dreamed. I think this can easily be true of wardrobes. And with a little bit of effort, I think you can make it true in your life as well.
Like any true romantic, fall makes me reach for dark, floral patterns and feminine details. To balance out that vibe, I occasionally drift toward something a little more rugged like these Hinge ankle boots from Nordstrom. The side slit had me at hello and is a great update to a classic boot. They look great with jeans or bare ankles. Since the weather has only just started to feel like fall, I took advantage of the opportunity to wear these boots with bare legs. And when I can top off a look with my floppy hat, I am pretty much in own personal fall heaven. I wore this outfit (sans hat) to my sorority's alumnae association founder's day celebration. It was equal parts comfy and cool-girl dressy for a relaxed yet special occasion fall brunch.
Hello all! I hope you had a wonderful and very filling Thanksgiving. Mine was especially relaxing this year so I'm thankful for that. And the food was ah-mah-zing. I think my favorite dish this year was my sister's cheesy potatoes. I had to keep going back for more. I actually wore this dress for Thanksgiving, but styled it here for work with this asymmetrical cardigan to stay warm while in the office. I also didn't wear the hat to work, but wore it for Thanksgiving so posed with it here.
I got the dress on a website called Jane.com. They feature daily deals from various boutiques and the prices are really good. This particular dress isn't available anymore, but they have many more cute dresses. They carry a variety of on-trend clothes, accessories, home decor and products for babies and kids. I am definitely going to shop from them again, especially when I am looking for a specific trend, but don't want to spend too much. What sites do you shop on? Did you score any great Black Friday or Cyber Monday deals?
Spring wouldn't be spring without its feeble weather. The forecast for the week is calling for highs in the 50s and 60s. As sad as that makes me, I was happy to get another stab at some of my winter favorites. After all, I love my cable knit sweaters just as much as my flowy skirts and dresses. Pairing a bright skirt for spring with a chunky sweater is just what today called for. This is what I like to call transitional dressing, folks. It's the art of mixing clothes of different seasons for a refreshing take on your wardrobe and something to help pass the days until you are running barefoot in the grass through the sprinkler. Here's to one last run at sweater season. You were good while you lasted. Also, here's to Mad Men being back! Cheers to that!
I'm slowly trying to incorporate the amazing bright spring styles I've been seeing into my wardrobe. It's been hard to hold back. Some days I just want to paint myself neon pink. I'm not even making sense anymore! I foresee myself wearing this $10 top from Old Navy a lot. It's casual but the dolman sleeves give it an extra something that elevates it above pajama level. If you are looking for bright clothes on the cheap, I would recommend heading over to Old Navy for reals.


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The Emergence of Organized Feminist Resistance to Sexual Harassment in the United States in the 1970s
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The first organized resistance to sexual harassment grew out of the women's movement, emerging at the intersection of activism against employment discrimination and feminist opposition to violence against women. The issue of sexual harassment brought together women's workplace concerns with resistance to male sexual aggression. In the mid-1970s two organizations formed to focus primarily on sexual harassment—Working Women United in Ithaca, New York, and the Alliance Against Sexual Coercion in Cambridge, Massachusetts. Based on archival materials and interviews, this article documents the early movement against sexual harassment, focusing particularly on the feminist activists who founded these organizations—who they were and how they shaped the movement against sexual harassment. These women made significant contributions to the public understanding of sexual harassment and the development of legal prohibitions against it.
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Baker, Carrie N., "The Emergence of Organized Feminist Resistance to Sexual Harassment in the United States in the 1970s" (2007). Study of Women and Gender: Faculty Publications, Smith College, Northampton, MA.
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Fall Editorial: LCPS Needs to Live up to Its Full Potential
Written by Maryam Khan
Loudoun County, Virginia is not only one of the fastest-growing counties in the nation, but it's also one of the richest. With a fast-growing population comes diversity and cultural assimilation, as Loudoun County Public Schools' total population now stands at 53% non-white. LCPS operates on over a one billion dollar budget, but the economic prosperity does not stop minority students from having to face a sometimes intolerant or even racist environment.
In spring of 2019, Superintendent Eric Williams asked The Equity Collaborative, a third party affiliate, to collect and analyze data on racial issues concerning LCPS faculty, students, and even parents. The Equity Collaborative conducted interviews with a sample of these groups, which led to the realization that racial literacy in LCPS schools is lower than expected.
The concluding report of the interviews outlined that many minority students feel that they are forced to suppress their identity. As a student interviewed by The Equity Collaborative, I felt scared. I had no idea what I should say or do or what was to be expected of me. Walking into that room I faced a battle; Do I tell the story of having to sing Christmas songs during the 'holiday' assembly? Do I answer honestly and fearlessly and stay true to my identity?
What became apparent to me after reading the report is that many students feel as if they are thrown around as just a number on the minority scale, with diversity being just another checkbox on a LCPS long to-do list. I feel like I'm forced to hide my identity on a daily basis, just so I can fit in. No matter who I talk to, there's always a closed curtain holding me back from being my true self. Always forced to live a western and eastern life, never together and always apart. I have had teachers and students disregard my identity, and it gets tiresome being the poster child for minorities.
No one is generalizing all LCPS students who are not minorities as racist, or all staff members as bigots. The Equity Collaborative was given a job to report what goes on racially in LCPS, and the conclusion that must be drawn is that something must be done.
LCPS is rapidly growing not only in terms of population but in terms of diversity as well. The proclamations made by Superintendent Eric Williams and the plan to implement training for students and teachers currently looks good on paper, but when will we see results?
LCPS should own up to its faults, accept its current position, and then work on improvement with full transparency. Students, faculty, and parents should all know what LCPS is planning to do in terms of racial literacy with complete clarity. It should not have to be scavenged through old school board meeting agendas—or hidden from sight.
LCPS has been home to me for more than 12 years, and all I would like to see is it fulfill its full potential, letting us be open minded yet unparalleled in our convictions. Allowing the beauty of globalization and diversity to be seen throughout our LCPS community.
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A: In a word, no.
Apple's security protections don't allow apps to install other apps. That would be a huge vulnerability.
And, as Rob pointed out in his comment, creating your own App Store would be a direct violation of the App Store guidelines you have to agree to in order to publish your apps on Apple's App Store. (Their ball, their rules.)

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Sophistication in a Scent
Considered one of the most luxurious brands in the world of beauty, skincare and fragrances, Guerlain has come a long way from its beginnings in Paris 184 years ago. ATELIER presents its elegant, historical journey down the ages.
It was the early 19th century in Europe and Romanticism was in full swing. Paris echoed with the strains of waltz music, novelist Victor Hugo was at the height of his profession. There could not have been a better time to launch a perfume shop. Paris reeked of the tar that was beginning to be used as a coating for the roads, which carried a heavy traffi c of magnifi cent horsedrawn carriages.
It was in this world in 1828 that Pierre- François-Pascal Guerlain opened his fi rst boutique on Rue de Rivoli in Paris, in what later became the dining room of the Hôtel Meurice. Having qualifi ed as a chemist and physician from England, where he also learnt to make soap, the Guerlain founder combined his pharmaceutical expertise with nostalgia for his native Picardy, where his family worked as pewter pot makers. Soon, he was churning out exquisite fragrances and perfumed Sapoceti soaps, counting the Marchioness de Girardin and Lord Seymour amongst his customers.
He also began importing skincare from England and creating sophisticated lotions, makeup and skincare from natural ingredients. His boutique stocked Blanc de Perles for whitening the skin, alongside a cream that contained liquefi ed bear fat and the Crème de Roses aux Limaçons, which contained snails. He also created the Poudre de Lys for an alabaster complexion, a lipstick called Extrait de Roses pour les lèvres, and Roselip, the fi rst solid makeup that came in a porcelaine de Paris jar.
In 1842, Guerlain moved to 15 Rue de la Paix, and his regulars included the Countess de Castiglione, Princess Metternich, the Prince of Wales, the Queen of Belgium and Tsar Alexander III. A decade later, Guerlain dedicated the famous Eau de Cologne Impériale to the wife of the new emperor Napolean III, which is still sold today in its fi ne bee bottle with the green label. This homage to Empress Eugénie's beauty earned him the envied title of His Majesty's Offi cial Perfumer.
Around the time that the Eiffel Tower was built, Guerlain was the preferred perfumer of every court in Europe, creating unique perfumes for royalty. He came to symbolise French elegance and refi nement. His sons Aime and Gabriel took over after his death, and the company was further handed down to Gabriel's sons Jacques and Pierre, who continued to create masterpieces in scents and cosmetics around the turn of the century. Many of Jacques' creations are still sold today, notably the bold, sweet Shalimar, fi rst launched in 1925 and still considered the ultimate in olfactory indulgence. Jacques' grandson Jean- Paul Guerlain was the last family master perfumer and took over in 1956; he retired a decade ago though he is still an advisory consultant. The company was taken over by the LVMH group (Moët Hennessy Louis Vuitton) in 1994, the last independent perfume house to give way to the industry landscape of our time.
Always ahead of its time, the Guerlain brand made waves with every new idea: Jicky, the fi rst perfume to combine natural and synthetic ingredients, created in 1889, continues to sell today. In 1939, they opened the world's fi rst beauty salon on 68 Avenue des Champs-Elysées designed by the top artists and architects of the time. The company invented its own makeup codes in conjunction with fashion trends, sticking to the founder's philosophy: "We make what we know how to make, and we sell what we make." Guerlain's pathbreaking skincare such as the magical Orchidee Imperiale range or the L'Or Radiance Concentrate that contains with pure gold fl ecks; exquisite fragrances endorsed by the top actresses and models; and luxurious makeup go through rigorous manufacturing processes at the industrial plant in Orphin. Notably, this unit near the Rambouillet forest in France – which makes 10 million products for sale – has also set the standard for ecodesign in its business sector.
"Glory is short-lived. Only renown lasts," said the founder of the brand nearly two centuries ago. With its renown wellentrenched in the luxury world, Guerlain's glory is ensured for generations to come.
Natalia Vodianova, photographed by Paolo Roversi, has the freshness of a chrysalis in an advertisement for Shalimar Parfum Initial
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Think about it: cats are pretty much furry little aliens brought to Earth to cuddle, nap, and steal all the treats from the cupboard. Don't believe us? Take a good look at your bug-eyed purr pal next time she's chasing the laser pointer.
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Dwyane Wade is introduced as a new member of the Chicago Bulls at the Advocate Center in Chicago on July 29, 2016.
I mean, we can't all be rappers, right? That's why some are NBA stars like Dwyane Wade. The basketball player decided to throw his hat into the #SoGoneChallenge and dropped a few bars to Monica's classic song.
Wade rapped about his mother being an addict, and even gave telephone psychic Miss Cleo a shout-out at the end. But needless to say, people had some harsh opinions about his freestyling skills.
Wade issued the challenge to fellow NBA players like LeBron James and Carmelo Anthony. Let's see if they can do better .. even though I still don't think Wade was that bad.


WHO IS THE NEW GIRL ?
ALLISON ALWAYS GOESFOR THE BUTCH ONES.
ALL THE GIRLS HERESEEM TO KNOW EACH OTHER !
OH, MY GOD, THIS ISA LESBIAN BAR ?!
YEAH, I-- THOUGHTYOU UNDERSTOOD THAT.
I'M SORRY, I THOUGHT YOUKNEW WHAT "GIRL BAR" MEANT.
I DON'T LIKEBEING WITH MEN !
OH, GOODNESS, NO,OF COURSE I HAVEN'T !
HOW TWO WOMAN CAN...MAKE LOVE.
THERE ARE A LOT OF WAYSTO MAKE LOVE, JANET.
I WASN'T A LITTLE... TITTYLATED.
COULD I...MAYBE KISS YOU ?
OH, THIS IS WRONG !
YOU'RE ANOTHER WOMAN--IT DOESN'T MAKE SENSE !
IS IT WRONG, JANET ?
OH, THIS IS HOTSCISSORING !
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These pilsner-style glasses from Cristal Alken are uncommon and can be tough to find. They are a pinch under 6 1/2 inches tall and 2 1/2 inches in diameter at the mouth. The logo is bright and colorful. The glasses are free from any chips or cracks. These would make wonderful additions to a barware or stemware collection.
About the beer, Michael Jackson's Beer Hunter reports, "Cristal tastes at first almost like spring water; then comes a clean bit of hop bitterness; and a crisp, finish. It is a beautifully refreshing beer, lightly cleansing on the palate, with the appetizing dryness that helps define the Pilsner style. Cristal pours with a very creamy head, leaving excellent lacing. Serve it lightly chilled as though it were a good Chardonnay. Like that style of wine, it goes well with fish."


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2. We will then record your complaint in our central register. Correspondence relating to your complaint will be kept in the central file. Neil Watts will also investigate your complaint by reviewing the relevant file and discussing the matter with the fee-earner concerned. He will respond to you within 14 days of acknowledging your complaint. If a longer timescale is required, he will write to you and advise you how long will be needed to review the issues. This, however, will only happen in exceptional circumstances, such as Neil Watts or the fee-earner concerned being on annual leave.
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This Claim dates back to the 1800's with a proven production of Gold and some Silver. There are Tailings and at least 8 mines to work.
Located in Nevada, USA. This Claim can be accessed with a high clearing 2wd vehicle. It is about one hour and 20 minutes from Las Vegas and has hotels, shopping and food within 15 minutes of the Claim.
This is a spectacular find. You have many mines to work here, at least 8! If you are serious about mining, then this maybe the claim for you. This Claim is located off of a main road, with a decent off road access that takes you up to the claim. A high clearing 2wd vehicle will get you to the location. You are about an hour and 20 minutes from Las Vegas, and have Walmart, RV Camps and hotels about 20 minutes from the Claim.
Nearby to the this Claim, you have several other past producers from as early as the 1800's that produced a lot of ore that yielded excellent finds. Many historic figures, like Butch Cassidy mined this area because of the wealth that people were experiencing from mining the area. This Claim has a past producing record of Gold.


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Q: Sharing Redux Store Between React Native App, and React Source Inside that App's Webview I have a react-native webview component that uses an index.html file for its source like so:
source={require("../dist/index.html")}

The index.html file itself is a standard react application; it links to a bundle.js file which has been created by webpack and transpiled by babel from a react jsx file.
The overall project could be thought of as two applications; one built from react-native, and the other built from react. They are two parts of a whole.
The problem that I'm having is that I would like them to both share the same redux store.  I've tried having both the react-native and react sides import the same store using the same import statement like so:
import {store} from "./store";

However, that doesn't work.  I believe it is because the store file is bundled into the react "app" by webpack, so that while react-native and react both point to the same file by name, they are not looking at the same data.
Is there currently a solution to this issue?  I've already successfully used window.postMessage to get the two portions to communicate in the past.  However, I think a redux based approach would be more useful when complicated interactions are required.


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Datadog vs. CloudWatch: 2022 Software Comparison
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Datadog and Amazon CloudWatch both perform advanced application performance monitoring (APM). Both offer broad monitoring and data analytics. Yet there are as many differences between them as similarities.
Application performance management (APM) refers to the management of software performance as a means of ensuring that the expected level of service is being provided.
APM takes advantage of a variety of performance metrics such as throughput, IO, and various user experience parameters. The goal is to pinpoint performance issues before users notice that anything is wrong. IT can then fix the issue before user calls inundate the Help Desk.
APM software makes it possible for IT to observe application behavior, understand infrastructure dependencies, and correlate this with the user experience and compare to key performance indicators (KPIs).
Core APM capabilities include: automated discovery and mapping of applications and related components; observation of transactional behavior; monitoring mobile and browser-based applications; investigation of performance problems; integration with other enterprise applications; analysis of KPIs, times of login and logout; integration with data from third-party sources; and visibility across end users, applications, networks, and the cloud.
Buyers looking for an application performance monitoring platform may find both Datadog and CloudWatch on their list of candidates. Overall, though, they're very different applications that will likely appeal to buyers with different goals in mind. Here's a look at Datadog and CloudWatch, how they compare, and their ideal use cases.
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Datadog vs. CloudWatch: Feature Comparison
Datadog APM provides end-to-end distributed tracing from front-end devices to databases with no need for sampling. By correlating distributed traces between front-end and back-end data, it enables IT to monitor service dependencies, reduce latency, and eliminate errors.
Datadog offers APM, log management, and related monitoring delivered as SaaS deployments. As such, it collects, prepares, and presents telemetry data from logs and various metrics, providing context to reduce incident response time.
Datadog focuses on cloud monitoring and security. It offers the ability to see inside any stack or application at any scale and anywhere. Infrastructure monitoring, APM, log management, device monitoring, cloud workload monitoring, and database monitoring fall within its feature set. But Datadog stops short of calling itself a complete Security Information & Event Management (SIEM), IT service management (ITSM), or IT operations management (ITOM) platform.
Amazon CloudWatch monitors Amazon Web Services (AWS) resources and applications in real time. It can be used to collect and track metrics, with the CloudWatch home page automatically displaying metrics about every AWS service used.
Cloudwatch can create custom dashboards to display metrics about custom applications and display custom collections. Alarms can be tied to metrics with automatic notifications triggered or even automatically make changes to resources being monitoring when a threshold is breached. For example, CPU usage and disk reads and writes of Amazon EC2 instances can be tracked to determine whether to launch additional instances to handle increased load. It also spots under-used instances to save money. Overall, CloudWatch offers system-wide visibility into resource utilization, application performance, and operational health.
But CloudWatch is restricted to the AWS platform. For heavy users of AWS, it is clearly a top choice. But outside of that use case, Datadog wins due to the width of application areas it monitors.
The Datadog application.
Datadog vs. CloudWatch: Comparing Implementation and Ease of Use
Datadog installation and commissioning are said by users to be straightforward via the deployment of agents. Some command line scripting is required. Users can get up and running fast. And it is easy to customize dashboards and interfaces. The main interface covers a lot of ground. It's great for experienced users, but it might be tough for new users, who may be overwhelmed by the number of options. But overall, the Datadog dashboards and interface are self-explanatory.
CloudWatch, though, is less straightforward. Veteran AWS professionals won't find it challenging. But others might. Applications can't just be viewed directly from the dashboard, for example. Some searching is needed to find what you are looking for. For ease of use, Datadog wins.
Also see: What is Data Visualization
The Cloudwatch application.
Datadog vs. CloudWatch: Comparing Support and Integration
Datadog can work with numerous data sources and formats, but it is not a platform that is set up to deal with a comprehensive number of information sources. Data formats like .xml, .csv, and .json are not supported, for example. That said, Datadog can integrate well with other security and IT management tools. Datadog supports community APIs and extensions to integrate it into existing IT infrastructure. It is available for Windows, Mac, and Linux. Datadog is also happy to integrate with other security and IT management tools. This includes AWS, Azure, and other platforms.
CloudWatch supports and can integrate with anything within AWS. It supports any and all data sources, formats, and integrations within the many flavors of AWS. Further, it supports real-time data, which Datadog does not. But it doesn't integrate with non-AWS application data to incorporate it into monitoring.
In this category, Datadog wins, though it must be acknowledged that Cloudwatch covers the AWS user.
Datadog vs. CloudWatch: Security Comparison
A few years ago, you could provide APM tools and software without needing to be too concerned about the vast number of cybersecurity challenges. Yet that is a thing of the past. Most vendors now have to take care of security as a core aspect of application development – or face serious repercussions.
Similarly, in APM, vendors now have to ensure they are providing a safe environment for users. Being a SaaS application, Datadog has had to up its game on security. It has been steadily adding security features in recent years, including a security analysis tool.
Cloud security in CloudWatch is good. AWS is of course responsible for protecting the infrastructure that runs AWS services in the AWS Cloud. AWS also provides you with services that you can use securely. There are clear demarcation lines between Amazon and its customers in terms of who handles what. CloudWatch comes out slightly ahead on security.
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Datadog vs. CloudWatch: Management Comparison
Datadog offers management and monitoring across a narrow sphere of the overall enterprise market. It does particularly well with regard to APM and cloud services. This includes good drill down and general management capabilities.
Further, Datadog manages itself well, generating alerts about potential or actual problems within itself and helping IT to identify the underlying issues. Yet autoscaling of applications can be challenging.
However, report preparation and creation can be cumbersome in Datadog with limited reporting options. Amazon CloudWatch far exceeds Datadog on reporting due to the number of metrics freely available and the ease of report collation. But CloudWatch is unable to group servers and visualize them in a customized fashion, whereas Datadog groups, visualizes and customizes server views. CloudWatch is also far better at auto-scaling applications as well as raising database capacities.
Overall, CloudWatch gets the nod with the caveat that it is limited to the AWS universe.
Datadog vs. CloudWatch: Price Comparison
Datadog prices out at around $15 per user per month, roughly, and it is $23 for the Enterprise version. Datadog has an open pricing policy with published prices, and generally low prices. Its pricing per-month options include per-host, per million events, and per GB of analyzed log files. But Gartner noted that some large deals entail large upfront spending. According to the analyst firm, this can lead to over- and under-provisioning.
You can get started with Amazon CloudWatch for free. Most AWS Services (EC2, S3, Kinesis, etc.) send metrics automatically for free to CloudWatch. Many applications should be able to operate within these free tier limits. But those using it extensively or with their infrastructure built around AWS should expect to pay substantially.
Cloudwatch pricing is based on the number of custom metrics, with no API charge for sending metrics. The number of metrics sent by an EC2 instance is dependent on the instance type. Typically, EC2 Detailed Monitoring is charged at $2.10 per instance per month (assumes 7 metrics per instance) and goes down to $0.14 per instance at the lowest priced tier.
In the pricing category, CloudWatch wins.
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Datadog vs. CloudWatch: Conclusion
Amazon CloudWatch and Datadog are both excellent applications designed to solve a great many challenges related to security and performance monitoring. You can't go too far wrong with either one. Both are strong in APM. Both also offer a lot of advanced features for your money that go far beyond APM. And both are trailblazers when it comes to innovation and future roadmaps.
Datadog takes an infrastructure monitoring approach geared toward analytics and application performance. It is focused on performance measurement for cloud services and is particularly adept at measuring the performance of databases and servers as well as measuring performance in a multi-cloud world. Since Datadog is aimed at monitoring infrastructure at scale, it's used primarily by mid-sized companies and large enterprises. It is also favored by DevOps and IT to address cloud and infrastructure performance.
CloudWatch is restricted to the AWS world. Therefore, those within that sphere would clearly adopt it. But for anyone else, Datadog wins.
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The proposed 30% binding energy efficiency target marks the recognition of energy efficiency as catalyst for securing sustainable growth, jobs and competitiveness in the EU.
Eurima shares the intentions of the Commission to accelerate building renovation rates, to facilitate access to finance and create jobs in the building sector. At the same time, we question whether the proposed legislative package will effectively unleash the intrinsic energy savings potential of buildings and building renovation as most cost-effective contributor to decarbonisation.
Highly efficient buildings are a prerequisite for the transition to "Clean energy for all Europeans" as without their contribution enormous additional investments in electricity production and infrastructure will be required to cover the peak loads due to badly performing buildings.
"We needed this package to enable two things: maximising the contribution of the building stock to solving climate & energy challenges, while optimising directly the living conditions of the EU citizens", said Pascal Eveillard, Eurima President. "Positive intentions are definitely there, but are these enough to deliver at scale?".
According to the IEA, 70% of the additional climate efforts needed to reach COP21 Commitments would have to be put, at EU level, in energy savings, notably in buildings. Deep renovation of the EU building stock can bring gas consumption down by 95% by 2050. A rise of building renovation would alleviate fuel poverty, affecting more than 54 million of European citizens, and would lower health costs by 42 cents for every € invested in thermal renovation. This can only be realised by focusing first on the intrinsic performance of the building.
"There are definitely hooks for further improvements" said Jan te Bos, Eurima's Director General. "As decarbonisation can only be achieved by combining energy efficiency and renewable supply at their best level, we need a clear long term vision to frame the energy performance of our building stock, which should drive the implementation of national renovation strategies".
Similarly, building owners should benefit from individual renovation roadmaps or building renovation passports as a guiding instrument enabling to align efficiency and comfort improvements, as well as short term and long term measures.
Eurima counts on the European Parliament and Council to further steer the legislation in the right direction, creating the right framework for the building stock to truly address citizens' needs.
For further information and contact details, please visit EURIMA's website.
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Q: How to read the color of a line in a pdf with iText? I am reading a pdf file with iText, in Powershell.
I read each line.
I need to know the color of the line I am reading.
I have no idea about how to get that information.
This is the code I have so far:
Add-Type -Path "C:\Users\Ion\Documents\App\Scripts\itextsharp.dll"
$filePath="C:\Users\Scripts\Datos\ADMINISTRATIVO-AEPSA-SERV.-CENTRALES-modificado.pdf"  # File to modify
$pdf = New-Object iTextSharp.text.pdf.PdfReader -ArgumentList $filePath

$export = ""
foreach($page in 1..($pdf.NumberOfPages)){
    $export+=[iTextSharp.text.pdf.parser.PdfTextExtractor]::GetTextFromPage($pdf,$page)
    # $color =  Here I should be able to get the color of the line to process it.
}
$pdf.Close()

$export | Out-File C:\Users\Scripts\Datos\datos.txt # The modified File

Here is the document I am working with:
https://drive.google.com/file/d/1Ix7AlE7B0ui1t0hGsAqzNrnfmduQoSc0/view?usp=share_link
I need to know the lines that are red (or blue).
I have tried with methods like GetStrokeColor() with no luck, but not sure about the exact syntax.
Any clue?
If there is another way to solve the problem out from Powershell or iText, it is also welcome as long as it can be automated.
Thanks!

A: I don't use PowerShell or iText to review PDFs it usually easier to use the console. So forgive this alternative but you asked for other ways, that can be combined with powershell. Thus if we conglomerate all the dozens of text parts into HTML spans it's much easier to first parse and detect those lines that are red or blue,
here is the first red and blue entry as PDF:-
q
1 0 0 rg
BT
/F2 10 Tf
1 0 0 1 56.8 641.6 Tm
[<0E>3<02>-5<03>1(")6<0108>-9.000001<03>1<0B>6<06>-4<0819>3<12>2<06>-4<080D>4<0108>-9.000001<03>1<14>3<02>-5<03>1(#)1<03>1<0A02>-5<03>1<080F>-3<07>2<03>1<0A0F>-3<0B>6<0B>-3<06>-4(\n\r)4<010813>] TJ
ET
Q
q
.2 .6 1 rg
BT
/F1 10 Tf
1 0 0 1 92.3 617.3 Tm
[<06>-3<1B>6(+)-2(1)-1<1A>-2<1E>-4<1F>1<341A>-2(3)] TJ
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Q

Here is second blue as HTML sorry it's in my native English

The legal basis for this question is found in the Preamble of the

So how can that be programmatically done, easy run 3 lines of cmd (depends on one mutool.exe)
md output
REM we could query num pages and set=pages here but this is just a Proof Of Concept so use known 68
for /l %%i in (1,1,68) do mutool convert -o output\text%%i.html test.pdf %%i
REM from inspection of result we know
REM red  = font-family:Verdana,serif;font-size:10.0pt;color:#ff0000
REM blue = font-family:Verdana,serif;font-size:10.0pt;color:#3399ff
REM so we can extract those independently
for /l %%c in (1,1,68) do type output\text%%c.html |find /n "#ff0000" >>output\text%%c-red.txt
for /l %%c in (1,1,68) do type output\text%%c.html |find /n "#3399ff" >>output\text%%c-blue.txt

Result

[21]
d) Las respuestas b) y c) son correctas.

[34]
b) El pluralismo político.

[45]
b) En el Título Preliminar.

[65]
a) Que la dignidad de la persona es fundamento del orden político y de la paz social.

NOTE there is a slight wrinkle with line 3 as there is also some other colour (a rogue single space as #201c1d) that will need to be split off

You can do similar with simple text replacement done in PowerShell for your desired output, or mod the cmds to only export the parts you need, or add other colours etc.
The PDF fonts will be reflected in the HTML as =bold =italic
File: ADMINISTRATIVO-AEPSA-SERV.-CENTRALES-modificado.pdf
Created: 9/20/2022 1:38:39 PM
Application: Writer
PDF Producer: OpenOffice 4.1.5
Fonts:
ArialUnicodeMS (TrueType; embedded)
Verdana (TrueType; embedded)
Verdana-Bold (TrueType; embedded)
Verdana-BoldItalic (TrueType; embedded)
Verdana-Italic (TrueType; embedded)

P.S.
For red+blue combined replace last 2 lines with one
for /l %%c in (1,1,68) do type output\text%%c.html |findstr /n "#3399ff #ff0000" >>output\text%%c-red+blue.txt

Sample of first 4 red and blue lines on page 3, note second line is Verdana-Bold
12:
d) Por ley orgánica.

13:
Normativa:

14:
La fundamentación legal de esta pregunta la encontramos en el artículo 57.5 de la

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Constitución Española, conforme al cual:


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Las formaciones de hierro bandeado (BIF, Banded Iron Formation) son rocas sedimentarias que contienen al menos un 15% de hierro (Fe), y presentan una estructura formada por bandas, estando unas compuestas por el hierro, y las otras por sílex. El hierro suele aparecer en forma de óxidos, normalmente magnetita (Fe3O4) y hematita (Fe2O3). El ancho de las bandas puede ser de escala submilimétrica o llegar a medir varios metros, y el límite entre ellas es neto. Estas rocas aparecen en el registro geológico hace 3.800 millones de años, si bien la mayoría tienen una edad comprendida entre 2.500 y 1.800 millones de años (Proterozoico), cuando desaparecen del registro, volviendo a depositarse en ambientes glaciares en el Proterozoico tardío (800-600 millones de años).

En cuanto a su origen, no existe un consenso claro. Se han propuesto varios modelos para explicar su génesis: deposición en ambientes lacustres, hidrotermales, evaporíticos, procesos de meteorización, deposición en zonas de surgencia y origen biológico. Se distinguen tres tipos de formaciones de hierro bandeado: formaciones de hierro bandeado tipo Rapitan, formaciones de hierro bandeado tipo Lago Superior y formaciones de hierro bandeado tipo Algoma. Estas rocas además poseen interés económico, al usarse para extraer hierro.

Distribución geográfica
Se pueden encontrar formaciones de hierro bandeado en materiales precámbricos de América, Asia, Europa, África y Oceanía.

América

En el estado de Minas Gerais, en Brasil, se encuentra el llamado cuadrilátero ferrífero, donde se halla la mayor concentración de hierro de la Tierra, cuyo origen procede de estas formaciones. Las formaciones de hierro bandeado de Urucum (Mato Grosso del Sur, Brasil y Bolivia) son de edad Proterozoico superior, las más recientes del país, y se caracterizan por no haber sufrido procesos de metamorfismo. Más al norte se encuentra la mina de Carajas, en el estado de Pará, donde las formaciones se explotan para extraer hierro de la limonita y de la hematita.

En la Cordillera de la Costa, en Chile, se encuentran estas formaciones, formadas por magnetita y cuarzo granular, en un afloramiento de unos 200 km². El Cerro Bolívar, en Venezuela, está formado por formaciones de hierro bandeado, siendo uno de los mayores yacimientos del mundo.

La región del Lago Superior, situada en la parte centro-norte de los Estados Unidos y al sur de Canadá alberga formaciones de hierro bandeado, siendo la zona de mayor producción mundial de hierro. Los yacimientos más importantes de esta región son Mesabi, Menominee, Marquette, Gunflint, Cuyuna, Vermilion y Gogebic. Se encuentran intercalaciones de lutita carbonácea y cuarcita, y en menor medida de conglomerados, brechas, argilita, dolomita, sílex, rocas volcánicas, pirita, siderita y pirrotina. En el cinturón de rocas verdes de Abitibi (Canadá) también afloran estas rocas, encontrándose en el eje de la cuenca de Abitibi, y presentando evidencias de haberse depositado en ambientes acuáticos profundos. También hay formaciones de hierro bandeado en la península del Labrador, acompañadas de ciertas cantidades de sulfuros, carbonatos y silicatos, y que han sufrido los efectos de la diagénesis y de metamorfismo de bajo grado. En los Territorios del Noroeste y Yukón se localiza la formación de hierro de Rapitan, con una edad de 755-730 millones de años (Proterozoico tardío), asociada a ambientes glaciares y formada por hematita y sílex.

En Groenlandia se halla el cinturón de rocas verdes de Isua que contiene formaciones de hierro bandeado. Tiene una antigüedad de 3.800 millones de años, y son las rocas formadas cerca de la superficie terrestre más antiguas.

Asia
En China, en Gongchangling (An-shan), se encuentran formaciones de hierro bandeado de 3100 millones de años de antigüedad, caracterizadas por la presencia de grafito. Estas formaciones alcanzan espesores de 80 metros. En la región de Orissa, en la India, se encuentran estas formaciones, cuya magnetita se depositó en ambientes marinos someros. Tienen una antigüedad de 3.200-3.000 millones de años, y no presentan evidencias de haber sufrido metamorfismo intenso. También se encuentran en el cinturón de esquistos de Bababudan, de la misma antigüedad que las anteriores.

Europa

En Rusia se encuentra la anomalía magnética de Kursk. Esta anomalía magnética es una de las mayores de la Tierra, caracterizándose la zona por una gran abundancia de yacimientos de Fe. Las formaciones de hierro bandeado de esta región alcanzan hasta los 1.200 metros de potencia, y los principales minerales de hierro constituyentes son la hematita y la martita. En este país, en la República de Carelia, se encuentra el cinturón de rocas verdes de Kostomuksha. En este cinturón, las formaciones de hierro bandeado se encuentran afectadas por zonas de cizalla, y asociadas a estas zonas, y como resultado de procesos metasomáticos (el metasomatismo es un tipo de metamorfismo en el que intervienen fluidos a altas temperaturas), aparecen mineralizaciones de oro.

En la cuenca de Krivoi Rog (Ucrania), las formaciones de hierro bandeado poseen un espesor que varía entre 10 y 200 metros, donde se intercalan capas de materiales pizarrosos con niveles ferruginosos.

África

En los países de Costa de Marfil, Liberia y Guinea se encuentran formaciones de hierro bandeado, localizadas en la zona sur del cratón del oeste de África. Se depositaron en el eón Arcaico, y probablemente estén ligadas genéticamente a las formaciones de hierro de Venezuela, quedando separadas al abrirse el océano Atlántico.

En Sudáfrica existen varios afloramientos de estas rocas, como la formación de hierro de Penge. Se sitúa en la aureola de contacto del complejo ígneo de Bushveld, y está formada por magnetita y grunerita. En el cratón de Kaapvaal las formaciones de hierro bandeado se disponen sobre sedimentos depositados en una rampa carbonática-siliciclástica, y se depositaron hace 2.900 millones de años. Algunos estudios sugieren que este cratón está relacionado con el cratón de Pilbara (Australia), pudiendo haber formado ambos un supercontinente, que recibe el nombre de Vaalbará. En la cuenca de Griqualand West también se encuentran formaciones de hierro bandeado sobre niveles de carbonatos.

Oceanía

El cratón de Pilbara, en Australia, posee unas formaciones rocosas de edad Arcaico superior-Proterozoico inferior, conocidas como grupo Hamersley, que contienen formaciones de hierro bandeado. Se caracterizan por tener una gran continuidad lateral, extendiéndose en un área de 60.000 km². En la formación Frere se encuentran formaciones de hierro bandeado y formaciones de hierro granulares. En estos niveles se localizan altas concentraciones de oro y uranio, cuya acumulación parece ser debida a la actividad hidrotermal provocada por el impacto meteorítico que formó la estructura de impacto Shoemaker.

En el cratón de Yilgarn su espesor suele variar entre 5 y 50 metros, y es raro que alcancen espesores de 100-150 metros. Tienen una edad de 2.700-2.600 millones de años, y han sufrido metamorfismo de alto grado. En la cordillera de Middleback también aparecen formaciones de hierro bandeado, con una edad estimada de 2.200 millones de años.

Mineralogía
Los minerales que suelen formar las bandas de hierro son magnetita y hematita. Sin embargo, pueden contener otros minerales, y no solo óxidos, si no también silicatos, carbonatos y sulfuros. Esta variedad de minerales parece ser que está condicionada por los cambios en el potencial de reducción y el pH dentro de la cuenca donde sedimentaron. Por eso en estas formaciones se pueden distinguir cuatro facies: facies de óxidos, facies de sulfuros, facies de silicatos y facies de carbonatos.

Tipos

Se distinguen tres tipos principales de formaciones de hierro bandeado: tipo Algoma, tipo Lago Superior y tipo Rapitan.
 Tipo Algoma: las formaciones de hierro bandeado tipo Algoma están relacionadas con procesos de vulcanismo submarino, encontrándose las facies de sulfuros más cerca del foco emisor, y las facies de óxidos más lejos. Entre las formaciones de hierro se intercalan rocas máficas y félsicas, grauvacas volcanoclásticas y pizarras. Se suelen encontrar en cinturones de rocas verdes, y la mayoría son de edad Arcaica. Se cree que estos depósitos se formaron en arcos insulares
 Tipo Lago superior: estas formaciones son las que tienen mayor potencia y extensión. Se depositaron en plataformas, y se suelen encontrar asociadas a otras rocas, como dolomitas, cuarcitas, arcosas, conglomerados, pizarras negras, y en menor medida, rocas volcánicas. Su edad ronda los 2.500-1.800 millones de años. Algunos científicos consideran que este tipo de formaciones de hierro son análogas a los depósitos sedimentarios con hematita de Sinus Meridiani y Aram Chaos, en Marte.
 Tipo Rapitan: las formaciones de hierro de este tipo son las menos abundantes. Son de edad Proterozoico tardío (800-600 millones de años), y se asocian a depósitos de tipo glaciar. Su mineralogía es muy sencilla, estando formadas básicamente por hematita y cuarzo.

Formación

La ausencia de elementos detríticos en estas rocas indica que se han depositado por debajo del nivel de base del oleaje (a cierta profundidad). Probablemente tuvieran un papel importante en su formación las primeras bacterias fotosintéticas, al producir oxígeno libre que oxidaría al hierro disuelto, que sería muy abundante en ese momento. Este fenómeno se produjo hace 2.400 millones de años, y se conoce como la Gran Oxidación. El hierro oxidado no es soluble en agua, por lo que se acabaría depositando en el fondo marino. La alternancia de bandas de hierro y sílice se explica por fluctuaciones en la cantidad de cianobacterias, reduciéndose su número al contaminarse el agua cuando la cantidad de oxígeno era tan abundante que el hierro no podía neutralizarlo. Otra hipótesis sugiere que los bandeados se producen por cambios estacionales en la temperatura del agua.

La presencia de cianobacterias explica las formaciones de hierro que se depositaron a partir de la Gran Oxidación (tipo Lago Superior), pero este modelo no sirve para formaciones más antiguas, debido a la poca abundancia de oxígeno. Una manera en la que el hierro se puede oxidar con poco oxígeno es mediante oxidación fotoquímica provocada por rayos ultravioletas. Otra forma de explicar la oxidación sería mediante la acción de bacterias fototróficas anoxigénicas, un tipo de bacterias que realizan fotosíntesis anoxigénica.

Otra hipótesis para explicar la precipitación del hierro se basa en la mezcla de agua rica en hierro reducido con agua rica en hierro oxidado. Esto implicaría que los océanos primigenios estarían divididos, debido a diferencias químicas y de densidad, en dos capas, y debido a una surgencia, las dos capas se podrían mezclar, precipitando el hierro.

Las formaciones de hierro de tipo Rapitan, se encuentran asociadas a sedimentos glaciares. Se ha propuesto que una glaciación global ocurrida hace 800 millones de años provocó que el hielo aislara el océano de la atmósfera. Como consecuencia de ello el océano tendría un ambiente reductor, donde se acumularían iones Fe2+, y en el momento en que los hielos se derritieran, al restablecerse la circulación de las aguas, se produciría oxidación y precipitación del hierro, formando la hematita.

Véase también
 Geología histórica
 Gran Oxidación
 Glaciación global

Referencias

Bibliografía
 Jelte P. Harnmeijer, 2003, Banded Iron-Formation: A Continuing Enigma of Geology, University of Washington Doc format
 Klein, Cornelis, 2005, Some Precambrian banded iron-formations (BIFs) from around the world: Their age, geologic setting, mineralogy, metamorphism, geochemistry, and origins, American Mineralogist; October 2005; v. 90; no. 10; p. 1473-1499; DOI: 10.2138/am.2005.1871 http://ammin.geoscienceworld.org/cgi/content/short/90/10/1473 abstract.
 Andreas Kappler, et al., 2005, Deposition of banded iron formations by anoxygenic phototrophic Fe(II)-oxidizing bacteria, Geology; November 2005; v. 33; no. 11; p. 865–868; doi: 10.1130/G21658.1 http://www.gps.caltech.edu/~claudia/papers/kappleretal_GEO2005.pdf
 Bekker, A., Slack, J.F., Planavsky, N., Krapež, B., Hofmann, A., Konhauser, K.O., and Rouxel, O.J., 2010, Iron formation: The sedimentary product of a complex interplay among mantle, tectonic, oceanic, and biospheric processes, Economic Geology, v. 105, 467-508. PDF

Enlaces externos

Rocas sedimentarias
Minería
Proterozoico
Hierro

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Chuck Stark | Viewpoint Mr. and Mrs. Smith Come Back to Washington
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— Dec 10th, 2005
This time last year, Doug Smith and his wife, Pam, were in New York, taking part in a whirlwind trip with their son, Utah quarterback Alex Smith — a finalist for the Heisman Trophy.
Smith finished fourth in the voting behind USC quarterback Matt Leinart, Oklahoma running back Adrian Peterson and Oklahoma quarterback Jason White. USC's Reggie Bush, Smith's teammate at Helix High in La Mesa, Calif., finished fifth.
This weekend, the Smiths are back in the Puget Sound area for the first time since leaving in 1987. Doug Smith coached football from 1981 to 1986 at Olympic High. Alex was born in Bremerton.
Today they're renewing acquaintances with friends in the Bremerton area at a gathering hosted by his former defensive coordinator, Lane Dowell and his wife, Deanna, who remain close friends with the Smiths. They'll cruise by their old home and head to Stampede Boulevard to check out Oly High.
At some point, attention will certainly be turned toward the Heisman presentation in New York, where Bush is favored to become the 71st winner of college's most prestigious award.
The Smiths, of course, will be pulling for their son's former teammate.
"He's been off in a very high media area," Smith said of the Trojans' human-highlight film. "With no pro team in Los Angeles, SC gets a lot of attention and winning lots of championships brings more attention. And none of it has gone to Reggie's head. He's a still a good person."
The Smiths will be at Qwest Field on Sunday, watching as Alex attempts to lead the woeful San Francisco 49ers to an upset victory over the Seahawks. The 49ers made Alex Smith the No. 1 pick in last year's NFL draft.
The year has been a learning experience for Alex and his parents, who've only missed one 49ers' game this year — the one at Mexico City.
"Certainly the rookie year in the NFL has its own peculiar challenges, for him and for us," Doug Smith said via telephone during a layover at the Sacramento airport Friday. "But we're enduring it ... with mostly enjoyment."
Spoken like a former coach.
He knows better than most that 2-10 seasons aren't easy to deal with.
"It's tough to watch your team struggle and this team has struggled," he said of the 49ers. "That's never fun by any means."
Smith, the second coach in Olympic history, didn't take long to turn the Trojans into a force. By his second season, the Trojans had commenced a 22-game Olympic League winning streak, which is believed to be a record for the now-defunct league.
The Trojans were 11-1 overall in 1983, 9-2 in '84, 10-1 in '85 and 11-1 in '86, Smith's last before taking an administrative position in San Diego. He's now the principal at Helix High.
Whereas his brother, John L. Smith, has carved out a successful college career — serving as head coach at Idaho, Utah State, Louisville and currently Michigan State — Doug chose a different path.
"I kinda always had in the back of my head, even when I started coaching and teaching in my early 20s, that someday I wanted to be a high-school principal," he said. "After working two years as a grad assistant at Colorado State, I was convinced it wasn't the direction I wanted to go. It was not particularly rewarding for me to spend as much time recruiting as coaching football.
"I did like teaching, and I certainly liked young people and it just seemed high school was a better direction for me."
Those who worked with and under Smith at Olympic will tell you the Idaho Falls, Idaho, native is one of the premier coaches to come through this part of the world.
Dowell, Marty Osborn, Ken Anderson, Robin Campbell, Mark Bergsma, Chris Thorsen and Rich Arena learned under Smith. They rave about his organization and communication skills, about his attention to detail, and the relationships Smith developed with young people.
"The kids understood what we were shooting for," Dowell said.
So did the coaches.
"There was a tremendous emphasis on fundamentals," Dowell said. "He taught the entire year long."
Dowell said coaches went out on the field in the spring and practiced teaching drills to one another before breaking them down for the athletes in the fall.
Smith says he had some pretty good athletes to work with during his run here. They included all-state tight end Gordy Wood, who later coached Alex Smith and Bush at Helix High (doesn't seem fair to have two players like that one the same team, does it?); quarterbacks Ron Whited, Joe Trull and Paul Reyes; all-state lineman Bob Garman; nose guard Shedrick Washington; receiver Butch Englebright; running backs Tine Togia, Paul Bidinger and the Fagaau brothers — Eddie and David; and receiver Butch Englebright.
"It always helps to have good athletes, but when you can coach 'em, that makes a difference," Dowell said.
Smith never pushed his son to be a football player. Alex, in fact, didn't play organized football until joining a Pop Warner team as an eighth-grader.
"He was a late bloomer," his dad said. "If you looked at his size, there was no indication he would be 6-foot-4. He didn't start growing until the end of his sophomore year."
Unlike Bush, who was physically developed and 'wowing' people as a ninth-grader, it was hard to imagine Alex Smith as a Heisman candidate and future No. 1 pick in the NFL draft at the time.
"The thing he always showed was determination and hard work," his dad said. "He was also, at an early age, very interested in the strategy of the game and wondered 'What makes this all work?' I think that was kind of innate in him. At the beginning of his junior year, he'd grown a foot and hitting just under 6-3. Then I thought, 'Wow, maybe this will go somewhere.' "
It's gone about as far as it can, at this point.
Nobody expected Alex to take the 49ers to the Super Bowl in his rookie season. It's not like he's had a lot of time to stand back and throw. Smith's had to try and survive, and learn the offense at the same time.
Most quarterbacks who end up going early in the draft, end up in situations like this.
Who knows, maybe this time next year the Smiths will be following around a playoff contender, led by a Bremerton-born quarterback.
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Utah QBAlex Smith,a Heisman candidate, was born in Bremerton. His father Doug Smith coachedfootball at Olympic High. AP photo byDouglas C. Pizac There isn't much ordinary about Utah quarterback Alex Smith, other than his last name. Last week, that last name was ... [Read More...]
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Mancha Xavier Siperek Kevin Gaeta Ivan Taio Smith (10) and Nick Sims battle for a pass during practice. James Branaman | Kitsap Sun Success has been fleeting for Olympic High on the gridiron. The Trojans had winning seasons from 1982-87 under then-head coach Doug Smith, ... [Read More...]
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Diplomacy tends to be been slow and boring, like one of those art movies with subtitles. (All nuance, no car chases.) Finally though… with Donald Trump in the White House, diplomacy has become a lot more like speed dating. Last week's Trump's spectacular breakup with Russia – America's hot and heavy date since furtive motel liaisons and sexting back in 2016 – has been matched by his sudden passionate fling with China (until recently the arch currency manipulator and stealer of American jobs) but now Trump's new partner in pressuring North Korea into submission. Its 50 Shades of Orange on the Korean peninsula.
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Back in the US, Trump's sudden embrace of China is being widely seen as another sign of the (a) sudden demise of White House chief advisor Steve Bannon and (b) the related rise of family insider Jared Kushner and his wife Ivanka Trump. As others have pointed out, Bannon's main aim was to advance the cause of Trumpism, a conservative ideological movement of Christian populism that Donald J. Trump just happened to lead. This cause has quickly proved to be politically disastrous for Trump. By contrast, the Kushner/Ivanka cause is Trump himself, and their devotion is to Dad's survival as a political project. If that involves him cartwheeling into embracing all the things – like say, the wisdom of the intelligence agencies – that Trumpism formerly rejected, then so be it.
China crystallises the difference. For Bannon and Trumpism, China (and Iran) were the ultimate and apocalyptic enemies of US nationalism, and Russia its natural Christian ally. For Kushner/Ivanka however, China is a transactional partner in economic and diplomatic activity – a country with whom they already do business, and which offers even better business opportunities in future than Moscow. This week at least, Dad seems to agree with them.
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Work continues on the screenplay of VATAN (FATHERLAND) - the real life story of Musa X; an action-packed biopic that takes in much of recent Turkish and German history. The screenplay development is being funded by the BKM (the German Culture Ministry) and is co-written with Atilla Oener.
Also completed: LIMONOV, writing for and with director Pawel Pawlikowski, our third script together. The script is about the life of Russian writer Eduard Limonov, adapted from the book Limonov, by Emmanel Carrere.
and... KASHGAR: a historical play based on some real events that took place in this (now Chinese) city, in the late 1860s. The play has been sent out to possible theatres.
MARIONETTE, a script I co-wrote with director Elbert van Strien, has finished filming in Luxembourg and Aberdeen, Scotland. It will be completed later this year.